17.12.2025
The Municipality of Padua is promoting the third edition of the intergenerational cohabitation project, to continue offering a solution to the increasing demand for affordable rental housing from students
17.12.2025
If you are a student enrolled in the 4th, 5th, or 6th year of the single-cycle Master’s Degree in Medicine and Surgery, on April 9, 2026, you can participate in “Quo Vadis? Fest 2026”, the major event designed to help you navigate the world of medical specialty schools
16.12.2025
Nuovo studio dell’Università di Padova: svelato il meccanismo col quale i PFAS riducono gli anticorpi nei bambini vaccinati
16.12.2025
A new study by the University of Padua helps clarify the mechanisms underlying the reduced vaccine responses observed in children exposed to these substances, identified by major international health agencies as the most well-documented PFAS-related effect in pediatric populations
16.12.2025
Published in "Cell Press - MED", a study from the University of Padua proposes a new theoretical and practical vision to expand the models of Network Medicine
16.12.2025
Pubblicato su «Cell Press - MED», uno studio dell’Università di Padova che propone una nuova visione teorica e pratica per ampliare i modelli della Network Medicine
15.12.2025
Teaching activities are suspended from Wednesday, 24 December 2025 to Tuesday, 6 January 2026, but numerous events are scheduled during this period at the University and around the city
15.12.2025
On December 16, at 5.30 p.m., in the Cortile Nuovo of Palazzo del Bo in Padua, the installation Indesiderate will be inaugurated. The work was created by artist Giacomo Segantin together with students who took part in the Sustainable Art Prize
15.12.2025
Open to the public until January 6 at the Botanical Garden, Underground is a photographic exhibition by Jacopo Pasotti—science communicator, environmental journalist, and photographer
15.12.2025
Open to the public until January 6 at the Botanical Garden, Xylogenesis is a scientific, cultural, and artistic project that aims to enhance and communicate Eugenio Trevisan’s 19th-century Xylotheque—a unique collection of wooden books describing forest species
