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iMOVES & FB (international MObility Of VEterinary Students & Food Biotechnologists). Food safety, Public health & Animal Welfare.
The Summer School in question is aimed at students of the single-cycle master's degree course in veterinary medicine (MV) and other degree courses such as SIA (Food Hygiene and Safety) and BFS (Biotechnologies for Food Science); it aims to provide a series of knowledge regarding food safety, public health, and animal welfare. The first part (end of May) will be exclusively conducted online and aims to familiarize students from different locations and improve the interaction of topics with state-of-the-art computer support.
The second part will be held in person (June 10-14) with laboratory activities (at Agripolis) and guided tours to specialized companies where students can see the realities operating in the sector of animal product processing (dairy and fish products). The 4 American universities involved will send a total of 17 students and 3 US professors for the in-person week.

Agricultural Meteorology for Managing the Risk of Extreme Events
The increasing frequency of extreme weather events due to climate change represents a severe threat to agriculture. The long-lasting socio-economic costs of extreme events pose serious challenges for the farmers and the communities. Agricultural Meteorology, through the development of new information, knowledge, and innovative tools, will play a key role to manage and reduce the negative impacts of extreme events on the agriculture sector. The school's objective is to promote the use of innovative tools for risk management within the context of weather extreme events. Additionally, it aims to help participants enhance their understanding of scientific findings and advanced technologies related to agrometeorological analysis and monitoring.