
The University of Padua in Burkina Faso to Combat Hepatitis
06.05.2025
The project, funded with €3 million by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, is now underway
06.05.2025
The project, funded with €3 million by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, is now underway
28.04.2025
Educational activities are suspended on Thursday, 1st May, a national holiday for Labour Day, and Friday, 2nd May 2025, the date when this year the Justinian feast is celebrated. Several study rooms will remain open, even on days when classes are suspended. Unipd offices will be closed from 1 to 4 May
28.04.2025
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia: Italian study coordinated by the University of Padua demonstrates the effectiveness of biological therapies in elderly patients
18.04.2025
The voting for the abrogative referendum on 5 questions is scheduled for the 8th and 9th of June. People who are temporarily domiciled in Padua can also vote by submitting an application by the 4 of May. Those who are abroad can vote by post (application by the 7 of May)
16.04.2025
A study on over-50s shows an unequal impact during the pandemic with regard to remote work and mental health, revealing a higher prevalence of depressive symptoms among those who worked from home
16.04.2025
New master's programmes and advanced courses at the University of Padua for the new academic year: 3,500 enrolments and strong social mobility
16.04.2025
A team of French, Italian, and German researchers, thanks to new radiocarbon dating, redefines the chronology of the beginning of agriculture in the Indus Valley
16.04.2025
The 'Anime Verdi' open garden festival returns on Saturday, May 17 and Sunday, May 18. Applications to participate as volunteers are open until April 30. If you are a student aged between 15 and 35, you can apply for the two days
15.04.2025
Davide Abate brings the contribution of the University of Padua to the drafting of new guidelines for transplant centres worldwide
09.04.2025
The comprehensive international study analyzed 3,800 patients hospitalized for decompensated cirrhosis in 65 hospitals across 27 countries on five continents. This is the largest study ever conducted on the subject and has highlighted significant differences in how this condition is treated worldwide