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Your research in 3 minutes. Apply by 18 December

Awards and Recognitions

Your research in 3 minutes. Apply by 18 December

Applications are open for the Coimbra Group Three-Minute-Thesis Competition. If you're a final-year PhD student, don't miss the chance to present your research in English in just 3 minutes.

Una Europa Talk: Connections in International Relations – 28 November

International

Una Europa Talk: Connections in International Relations – 28 November

Register to join the livestream of the event to explore the future of international academic relations in a world shaped by key issues such as demographic shifts and migration patterns.

Medical Science Festival - 24-26 November

Innovation and Research

Medical Science Festival - 24-26 November

The event, open to everyone, focuses on the role of communication in individual and public health and well-being. Among the speakers are Nurse and Rosbash, Nobel Prize winners in Medicine.

Career Day in Rimini

Meetings and Initiatives

Career Day in Rimini

On 5 November, meet companies and test your approach to the job market. Sign up now!

One Health Webinar: The Human – Companion Animal Bond

Innovation and Research

One Health Webinar: The Human – Companion Animal Bond

On 22 November join the online webinar organized by Una Europa in collaboration with MSD Animal Health, to explore the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Register now.

Alma Mater Fest - Official welcome for International students

Meetings and Initiatives

Alma Mater Fest - Official welcome for International students

From 10.21 to 10.23.2024, three days of meetings, debates, music, orientation activities and guided tours to learn more about the Alma Mater, its opportunities, and its services.

The call for Great-ER is open!

Innovation and Research

The call for Great-ER is open!

Participate in "Growing and Empowering Advanced Technologies in Emilia-Romagna," a free advanced incubation program for startups and deep tech research spin-offs. Apply by 11 October.

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Moral disgust has a "bad taste"

Innovation and Research

Moral disgust has a "bad taste"

Witnessing shared moral norms being disrespected inhibits the neurons responsible for controlling our tongue, a reaction similar to the one we have when we taste something unpleasant. This is what emerges from a study led by the University of Bologna and the University of Messina. This work received the "Best Paper Prize 2021" during the XII International Scientific Conference on Neuroethics