Why do people speak different languages? And how did the great language families of the world emerge and spread across continents? These are among the oldest … Read More
Outsourcing certain stages of the production process or support services to suppliers is common practice, both amongst private companies and public bodies. The use of such … Read More
What happens when a virus target the immune cells responsible for eliminating it? This question lies at the heart of MINE (Multifunctional Interference on CTL Network in Immune Evasion), … Read More
Can tardigrades, among nature’s most resilient organisms, help us safeguard the future of plant life against the challenges of an increasingly warmer planet and the new … Read More
What happens when a writer who seems to perfectly embody the traditional role of wife, mother, and housewife creates works that radically challenge the society in … Read More
For centuries, the sea was regarded as an open space, a common resource that no one could own. Then, within just a few decades, it became … Read More
In the field of medical and epidemiological research, HIV-1 infection remains one of the world’s major public health challenges. Despite the effectiveness of current antiretroviral treatment … Read More
“Knowledge is something fascinating, irresistible and addictive. No obstacle, whether physical or intangible, can halt the spread of knowledge, bringing together all those who wish to … Read More
When we think of obesity, our minds immediately go to the scale, calorie counting, or a purely metabolic issue. However, the scientific reality emerging from research … Read More
Exploring the invisible with the aim of revolutionizing the study of archaeological landscapes hidden by vegetation: this is the ambitious heart of the LidArc Initiative, an … Read More
What do a remote medical diagnosis and the mapping of an ancient submerged shipwreck have in common? The answer lies in the need to observe and … Read More
Developing advanced organic materials capable of emitting circularly polarized light to ensure brighter displays and, at the same time, significant energy savings in electronic devices: this … Read More
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a technological revolution, but it has become a powerful tool for influencing opinions, and distorting reality. Anyone can download … Read More
What happens when the meter of the great masterpieces of Italian literature meets the liveliness of popular improvisation? The answer lies in ottava rima, an intangible … Read More
The University of Siena brings the frontier of Artificial Intelligence beyond the laboratory, redefining industrial safety and sustainability Professor Stefano Melacci (Department of Information Engineering and … Read More
The evolution of wireless telecommunications is entering a decisive phase. While 5G continues to consolidate, the scientific community is already looking beyond it, envisioning 6G as … Read More
Cancer is a complex disease characterized by uncontrolled cell growth and by the ability of tumour cells to invade healthy tissues. It is currently the second … Read More
In recent years, the Circular Economy has gained remarkable momentum on the global political agenda, representing a new and promising economic paradigm that enables governments, companies, … Read More
The University of Siena is the coordinator and lead partner of EMPAIRED – Empathic AI and XR for Ergonomic Education, an innovative research and development project co-funded by … Read More
The global shortage of medical personnel, highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic, has clearly shown how crucial it is to have tools capable of supporting healthcare professionals … Read More