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2026

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05 Aug My Portrait of Anthony FauciGuido Poli Global health 01 Jul Italy and Cuba: the right to health is a common founding principleMaurizio Bonati Health 23 Mar Cuba: Now it’s time to goMaurizio Bonati

2025

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08 Aug University Admissions and Talent in China: What Can Italy Learn?Michele Ciavarella 13 May Karen Hallberg, on peace and scienceSilvia Bencivelli 03 May Europe’s Freedom of Research: €100 Billion for ReBrain EuropeGiovanni Dosi e Rocco De Nicola Science policy 11 Apr AI Agents as assistants in scientific researchSergio Cima Scientific research 22 Jan President Trump reshapes US research landscapeSergio Cima 13 Jan The Log and the Speck: The True Causes of Wildfires and FloodsRoberto Buizza e Paolo Vineis Environment 12 Jan No, the wildfires in California are not "ideological"Jacopo Mengarelli Environment

2024

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16 Oct Discovered a New Carbon-Carbon Chemical BondChiara D'Errico Matter 15 Oct Why have neural networks won the Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry?Chiara Sabelli Matter 04 Oct Why science cannot prove the existence of GodHykel Hosni e Angelo Vulpiani Society 20 Mar How far has scientific culture come in Italy in the last twenty years?Luca Carra Science policy 17 Mar "We did not do a good job in explaining how flexible biology can be, " interview with Frans de WaalEva Benelli e Anna Romano Matter

2023

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14 Dec Is 1.5 degrees still a realistic goal?Lorenzo Carta e Sophia Grew Environment 14 Dec COP28: It's Up to the Oil Tycoon to Say Goodbye to FossilsLuca Carra Environment 17 Nov Approved the law for the restoration of European nature, but it's a half victoryLaura Scillitani Environment 13 Nov The Indi Gregory case: some questions for reflectionGiovanni Boniolo Health 02 Oct Responsibility for the damages caused by climate change and attribution scienceStefano Nespor Climate 02 Oct The embarrassing CovidStefania Salmaso Health 18 Sep Neanderthal genes made Covid more severeMargherita Fronte Life 15 Sep We cannot archive Covid-19 yetStefania Salmaso Health 15 Sep Europe votes on the new air quality directiveLuca Carra Health 15 Sep Healthy Lungs for Life: lung health starts with clean airNatalia Milazzo Health 14 Sep Oppenheimer, a film that equally addresses science and ethicsFabio Terragni Peace 09 Jul Nature Restoration Law: We Approve the Law for the Future of European NatureLaura Scillitani Environment

2022

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25 Oct Save the Children but also the Transgender Adolescents: Their health and the risk of instrumentalizationEmilie Sartorelli Health

2020

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28 Apr Pollution and Covid. Two vague clues don't make an evidenceStefano Caserini, Cinzia Perrino, Francesco Forastiere, Guido Poli, Elisa Vicenzi e Luca Carra 28 Apr Epidemic: from reality to fantasyLuca Morandi 08 Apr COVID-19 in Italy: lessons learnt and points for immediate discussionPaolo Vineis, Lucia Bisceglia, Francesco Forastiere, Stefania Salmaso, Rodolfo Saracci e Salvatore Scondotto Health 28 Mar Epidemiology from obituariesLuca Carra Health

2019

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06 Nov Research agency: our proposals to the government and parliamentGruppo 2003 03 Nov National Agency for Research: what is there, what is missingLuca Carra 01 Nov What is a National Research Agency?Luca Carra 13 Sep Global initiative to integrate patient input in MS research and care Health 05 Sep Carnivorous plants can be a source of inspiration for new materialsStefano Zapperi e Caterina La Porta Scientific research 27 May Scientists revealed a weak spot of the Huntington’s diseaseStefano Zapperi e Caterina La Porta 18 Apr Poverty gets into your skin. The findings of Lifepath Project 28 Jan Socioeconomic disadvantage may trigger chronic inflammation 14 Jan Creativity and Human BrainErnesto Carafoli

2018

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06 Jun Europe health saved by welfareredazione 22 May Italian research "condemned to steer by sight"Fabio Turone Scientific research

2017

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21 Sep Homeopathy: harmful or helpful?redazione Health 01 Aug Public engagement and trust building on social mediaASSET Project Communication 15 Jul Why we still need to talk about AIDSASSET Project Health 10 Jul The genetic signature that links obesity, diabetes and breast cancerredazione 25 Jun Gender integration in Horizon 2020ASSET Project Health 19 Jun Training a computer to assess sperm qualityredazione Matter 04 Jun Beyond the expertASSET Project 13 May Compulsory vaccination in healthcare workersASSET Project Health 26 Apr Open letter to the Minister of Health, ItalyAutori vari 21 Apr Citizens have their say on epidemic and pandemic threatsredazione 10 Apr Fake news and hoaxes: are you looking for information or just confirmation?ASSET Project Communication 10 Mar Can we make science communication more scientific?ASSET Project Communication 16 Jan Pandemic Legacy: what a game can teach us about pandemicsASSET Project Health

2016

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24 Nov Democracy and human rights in a Public Health EmergencyASSET Project Society 21 Nov Engaging citizens in pandemic preparedness and responseASSET Project Health 03 Oct Ethical issues in national pandemic influenza plansASSET Project Society 22 Sep Spotting the disease before it reveals its presenceredazione Matter 10 Sep Compulsory vaccination and rates of coverage immunisation in EuropeASSET Project Health 05 Sep The Environmental Epidemiology between science and ethicsLuca Carra Environment 22 Aug Engaging citizens in public health decisions: the ASSET citizen consultationASSET Project 22 Aug From Science-in-society to Science with and for SocietyASSET Project 07 Jul Zika won’t stop Olympic gamesASSET Project 23 May Vaccines: a case history of false balance on TVRoberta Villa e ASSET Project 27 Apr Twitter, tweets and influencersASSET Project Communication 26 Mar WHO launched an app against ZikaCristina Da Rold Health 14 Mar Using the web to track flu and other infectious diseasesASSET Project 05 Feb Is Zika a lose-lose game for WHO?Roberta Villa Health 26 Jan The efficacy of mandatory vaccinations. An ASSET analysisASSET Project Health 18 Jan Oil, cats and social networks: lessons for health authoritiesASSET Project Communication

2015

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22 Dec Raising awareness on gender issues in epidemics and pandemicsASSET Project 14 Dec Genome as a mosaicVittorio Sgaramella Life 09 Dec Some clarifications on red meat and cancerPaolo Vineis Health 01 Dec Women and Climate FinanceChiara Soletti Environment 27 Nov Lifepath: how we will use biomarker researchPaolo Vineis Health 11 Nov Women and climate adaptationChiara Soletti Environment 03 Nov Gender and climate change: what do women have to do with this issue?Chiara Soletti Environment 26 Oct Vaccines: behind the incomprehensionASSET Project Health 20 Oct The anti-vaccine movement is the worst threat for public health, European doctors sayLuca Carra Health 08 Oct The epigenetic link between inflammation and socioeconomic statusMichele Bellone Health 25 Sep Health inequities in the European RegionCristina Da Rold Health 21 Sep Women, science and leadership, a conversation with Ilaria Capuaredazione Scientific research 12 Jul “Citizen science”: from Science-in-society to Society-in-scienceASSET Project 22 Jun How the public perceives EbolaASSET Project 09 Jun How social inequalities influence healthy ageingredazione Health 04 Jun Air pollution shortens the life expectancy of Italiansredazione Environment 05 May A halt to animal testing would translate into a damaging halt to biomedical researchSilvio Garattini 26 Apr The role of ethic in pandemic preparednessASSET Project 08 Apr Molecular machines, an already written futureGiulia Annovi Matter 24 Mar The epistemic consequences of bibliometrics-based evaluationAdriana Valente, Tommaso Castellani e Emanuele Pontecorvo Society 16 Mar Expo 2015: the link between health and foodGiacomo Destro Health 09 Mar Europe and Africa: cooperation for healthSimone Petralia Health 02 Mar Intimate partner violence against migrant womenCristina Da Rold Health 11 Feb The WHO report on violence throughout the WorldCristina Da Rold Society 29 Jan Using communication to fight epidemicsCristina Da Rold Health 28 Jan How technology can extend our sensesCristina Da Rold Matter 15 Jan Germany: world champions also for funding researchFrancesco Aiello Scientific research 07 Jan The European position about GMOGiulia Annovi Environment

2014

119 items

2013

97 items

2012

72 items

2011

28 items

30 Dec Flipping through PubMed with a fingerEmanuela Clavarino 23 Dec Riveting talks by remarkable people, free to the worldEmanuela Clavarino 05 Dec In memory of Ennio Esposito 21 Nov Steve Jobs, his illness and alternative medicineGiuseppe Remuzzi Health 18 Nov Cold fusion bolognese-styleMarco Milano Energy 17 Nov European judges and embryonic stem cellsGiovanni Boniolo Society 16 Nov Italy's poisons, now there is a mapLuca Carra Environment 16 Nov Clouds, the most exciting spectacle after the Big BangClaudio Elidoro Universe 04 Nov Sorting ideas out with an appEmanuela Clavarino 30 Oct An app to learn about new gamma-ray burstsEmanuela Clavarino Universe 12 Oct European research dilemmasPietro Greco Economy 30 Sep Nature by numbersManuel Cristobal Vila Laguarta Arts 29 Sep Here's how Cariplo assesses meritMarina Castellano Scientific research 26 Sep Neutrino OPERA experimentsAntonio Ereditato Matter 27 Jul Why the Telethon method worksPietro Greco Scientific research 06 Jun Stem cells: between science and ethicsBarbara Bottalico Matter 13 May Will anticoagulants be the new blockbuster?Pier Mannuccio Mannucci Health 28 Apr The big question: is there life out there?Gottfried Schatz Matter 18 Apr Copper kills bacteria: end of hospital-acquired infections?Marc Solioz Health 18 Apr Year of chemistry: some reflectionsJean Marie Lehn Matter 14 Apr Reflections on Fukushima: A time to mourn, to learn, and toRobert Socolow 09 Apr History of a "mutant" neutrinoAntonio Ereditato 08 Apr The cost of pollutionLuca Carra Environment 08 Apr Astronomical IchnologyTommaso Maccacaro Scientific research 14 Mar What Darwin Got Wrong: summary of replies to our criticsMassimo Piattelli Palmarini Matter 03 Feb Korea in the knowledge economyPietro Greco Scientific research 02 Feb Award merit with an hGaetano Di Chiara Science policy 31 Jan Regnault, the patient physicist in pursuit of objectivityMarco Taddia History of science

2010

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31 Dec Climate change in Italy: what do we really know?Luca Carra Environment 15 Dec Aesthetic appreciation: gender differenceCamilo José Cela-Conde, Marcos Nadal Roberts e Julia Frimodt Christensen Mind 13 Dec Bubbles, drops and ballsAntonio DeSimone Numbers 11 Dec In Cancun modesty is prizedMassimo Tavoni Environment 10 Dec In Italy, politics is killing scienceElena Cattaneo Education 10 Dec Big Bang as the beginning of time: science or myth?Gabriele Veneziano Universe 01 Dec OGM against world famineIngo Potrykus Food 18 Nov The molecular basis of monogamyKjell Fuxe e Luigi Agnati Matter 15 Oct Tissue donation in the fight against cancerRoberto Satolli Society 08 Oct Pakistan universities after delugePervez Hoodbhoy Scientific research 06 Oct Dark energy, physical reality or illusion?Francesco Sylos Labini Universe 05 Oct For a history of Italian geophysicsFabio Pagan Earth 30 Sep Anyone Out There?Giovanni Bignami Universe 26 Sep A fuzzy didactical experienceEnric Trillas Numbers 24 Sep Homeopathy: Ex nihilo fit nihilredazione Health 20 Sep Europe’s opportunity to open up drug regulationredazione Health 08 Sep The new world of researchPietro Greco Science policy 10 Aug petitionamministratore 19 Jul Africa: renaissance will stem from scienceMohamed Hassan Scientific research 15 Feb Jesuits and Galileo: tradition and adventure of discoveryGeorge Coyne Universe

2009

8 items

31 Dec Is there life on Mars?Vincenzo Rizzo e Nicola Cantasano Universe 04 Jun Pakistan and the bombPervez Hoodbhoy Society 19 May Patients and public deserve changes in evaluation of drugsSilvio Garattini Society 03 Apr Nerviano Medical Sciences must be saved!Alberto Mantovani Scientific research 30 Mar Science time, God's timeGeorge Coyne Universe 26 Mar «China is green», says Lu Yongxiang of the Chinese Academy of SciencesLuca Carra 07 Jan Can our children inherit traits which we acquire during ourGottfried Schatz Matter 05 Jan GMO-regulation prevents “Golden Rice” from saving livesIngo Potrykus Matter

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