04.09.2025
Awarded €3 million, the research by Diana Piol and Alessandra Zanut from the University of Padua, winners of the ERC Starting Grant in the ERC-2025-StG call
26.08.2025
Researchers, including alumni from the University of Padua, develop AI to detect diabetes risk through sensors, surpassing the limitations of the HbA1c test
20.08.2025
The 2025 edition of the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) places the University of Padua in the 151–200 range globally and between 2nd and 3rd place nationally (up from the 4th–8th range in 2024)
08.08.2025
Tuberculosis and G-Quadruplex Structures. A team of scientists from the University of Padua has discovered their role in the survival mechanisms of the bacterium. G-quadruplexes may become potential therapeutic targets for the development of new approaches to combat tuberculosis.
08.08.2025
Mechanism by Which Severe SARS-CoV-2 Infections Cause Thrombosis. Clarified research from the University of Padua published in Communications Biology
06.08.2025
Due to damage caused over the years by atmospheric agents, the historic stained-glass windows of the Sala dei Giganti, located in Palazzo Liviano at the University of Padua, underwent a conservation intervention that was completed at the end of June
05.08.2025
Published in Nature Nanotechnology, the study by the Universities of Padua and Rome Tor Vergata presents a new method to improve recognition between two DNA strands: accuracy increases from 67% to 86%. This paves the way for the development of more efficient catalysts, sensors, and materials
29.07.2025
You can participate until August 25 in the contest Chemistry in Focus, organized by the Department of Chemical Sciences at the University of Padua, which invites participants to capture the presence and impact of chemistry in contemporary society through the lens of photography
28.07.2025
Urobo Biotech is among the top 22 student startups selected for the Hult Prize Global Accelerator, focusing on sustainable innovations in bioplastic recycling
23.07.2025
International research team coordinated by Unipd identifies circular RNAs as important markers for recognizing the most aggressive forms of chronic lymphocytic leukemia
