12.09.2025
A study led by Unipd and published in «The Lancet Neurology» proposes adopting the multidimensional approach of neurorehabilitation as a new paradigm for the medicine of the future
11.09.2025
The Pietro D'Abano Thermal Study Centre, in collaboration with the University of Padua, has developed the first digital database and the first strain collection dedicated to cyanobacteria from the thermal muds of the Euganean basin
10.09.2025
It is the first high-quality, chromosome-level genomic sequencing of the Mediterranean dwarf palm, the only palm native to continental Europe and the northernmost distributed species among all palms. Its DNA contains many repeated sequences: traces of ancient adaptations
10.09.2025
An international team of researchers led by Fabio Mammano, professor at the University of Padua and researcher at Cnr-Ibbc, has developed a new experimental antibody called abEC1.1 that slows the progression of glioblastoma
09.09.2025
A study from the Department of General Psychology at the University of Padua, conducted by Rosa Rugani, demonstrates that the association between numbers and space depends on brain lateralisation and light exposure
08.09.2025
The Science Festival, Science4All, returns to Padua from September 26–29, offering more than 250 activities across the city, from workshops and escape rooms to science cafés and guided tours
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.
