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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The special event dedicated to supporters who contribute to the development and growth of the University of Padua is back again this year.

The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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The Donor Event will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2025, at 5.30 p.m., in the Aula Magna of Palazzo del Bo, in Via VIII Febbraio, 2, in the presence of the Rector and with the participation of Marco Paolini, who will present an excerpt from his show Bestiario Idrico.

Nothing we see is definitive. Climate change forces us to consider radical transformations of the landscapes we know: we can either endure them or choose them. In Italy there are more than 6,000 rivers, and many more waterways that have no official name yet belong to hydrographic basins. Europe has 110 hydrographic basins, 7 of which are in Italy. Each contains hundreds of watercourses, more or less significant, but all strategically important as potential reserves—just as groundwater is—within the national water balance.
The Atlas of the Riverbanks is the treasure map of the groundwater hidden beneath our feet; it is an album of photographs and postcards of Italy’s water bodies; it is a registry that records the name, life, death, and wonders of every watercourse; it is a sticker album of hydronyms to collect in class; it is a network-system of phone booths on riverbanks to speak with the rivers; it is civic theatre that, through workshops, choirs, storytellers, and nonverbal actions, gives voice to the landscape that tells the story of life.

At the end of the event, closing remarks will be given by the Deputy Rector, Antonio Parbonetti.

The event is open to donors and to everyone supporting the University.
Registration is required.

On the occasion of this event, it is possible to contribute—through a donation—to the establishment of graduation awards focused on the relationship between water and human health. Donate now

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With 26 approved projects, the University of Padua ranks first in Italy for funding received under FIS3, the Italian Science Fund 2024-25. The competitive procedure for the development of fundamental research activities evaluated projects from all research areas pertaining to the macro-sectors and scientific-disciplinary sectors determined by the ERC, with particular attention to interdisciplinary projects that cross the boundaries between different research fields, pioneering projects that address new and emerging research areas, and projects that introduce innovative unconventional approaches and/or scientific inventions.

The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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With 26 approved projects, the University of Padua ranks first in Italy for funding received under FIS3, the Italian Science Fund 2024-25. The competitive procedure for the development of fundamental research activities evaluated projects from all research areas pertaining to the macro-sectors and scientific-disciplinary sectors determined by the ERC, with particular attention to interdisciplinary projects that cross the boundaries between different research fields, pioneering projects that address new and emerging research areas, and projects that introduce innovative unconventional approaches and/or scientific inventions.

The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

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"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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With 26 approved projects, the University of Padua ranks first in Italy for funding received under FIS3, the Italian Science Fund 2024-25. The competitive procedure for the development of fundamental research activities evaluated projects from all research areas pertaining to the macro-sectors and scientific-disciplinary sectors determined by the ERC, with particular attention to interdisciplinary projects that cross the boundaries between different research fields, pioneering projects that address new and emerging research areas, and projects that introduce innovative unconventional approaches and/or scientific inventions.

The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

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"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

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"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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With 26 approved projects, the University of Padua ranks first in Italy for funding received under FIS3, the Italian Science Fund 2024-25. The competitive procedure for the development of fundamental research activities evaluated projects from all research areas pertaining to the macro-sectors and scientific-disciplinary sectors determined by the ERC, with particular attention to interdisciplinary projects that cross the boundaries between different research fields, pioneering projects that address new and emerging research areas, and projects that introduce innovative unconventional approaches and/or scientific inventions.

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With 26 approved projects, the University of Padua ranks first in Italy for funding received under FIS3, the Italian Science Fund 2024-25. The competitive procedure for the development of fundamental research activities evaluated projects from all research areas pertaining to the macro-sectors and scientific-disciplinary sectors determined by the ERC, with particular attention to interdisciplinary projects that cross the boundaries between different research fields, pioneering projects that address new and emerging research areas, and projects that introduce innovative unconventional approaches and/or scientific inventions.

The funded projects from the University of Padua, totalling approximately 33.5 million euros, cover all three macro-sectors envisaged by FIS3: 9 projects for LS (Life Sciences), 9 for PE (Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Information and Communication, Engineering, Universe and Earth Sciences), and 8 for SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

"The outcome of the FIS3 call represents a recognition that makes us deeply proud as an academic community. The 26 selected projects testify to the quality of the research that develops every day in our University: research that stems from the curiosity, dedication, and ability of our researchers to question the present to boldly imagine the world of tomorrow," emphasises Daniela Mapelli, Rector of the University of Padua. "This result, which confirms the vitality of our scientific community, rewards many departments and confirms one of the most precious characteristics of the University of Padua: its authentic multidisciplinarity. A cultural heritage that allows every field of knowledge to grow and strengthen, contributing to a broad and forward-thinking vision of the great scientific and social challenges that the future poses to us. Research is our most powerful infrastructure: it generates knowledge, fuels innovation, enables us to respond to societal needs and, above all, to anticipate them. In a time of rapid change, investing in research means believing in the collective ability to build new and sustainable solutions, capable of improving the future for everyone."

"Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of this challenging and prestigious competition!" comments Fabio Zwirner, Vice-Rector for Research at the University of Padua. "In addition to their individual merits, this collective success also rewards the University's decades-long commitment to promoting and supporting the project work of its researchers and attracting additional talent from outside, particularly young people, supported by the competence and dedication of the research support office staff".

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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Con 26 progetti approvati l'Università di Padova è prima in Italia per finanziamenti ricevuti nell'ambito di FIS3, il Fondo Italiano per la Scienza 2024-25. La procedura competitiva per lo sviluppo delle attività di ricerca fondamentale ha preso in esame progetti di tutti gli ambiti di ricerca afferenti ai macrosettori ed ai settori scientifico-disciplinari determinati dallo ERC, con una particolare attenzione a progetti di natura interdisciplinare che attraversano i confini tra i diversi ambiti di ricerca, progetti pionieristici, che affrontano campi di ricerca nuovi ed emergenti, e progetti che introducono approcci innovativi non convenzionali e/o invenzioni scientifiche.

I progetti finanziati dell'Università di Padova, per un totale di circa 33,5 milioni di euro, riguardano tutti e tre i macrosettori previsti da FIS3: 9 progetti per LS (Life Sciences), 9 per PE (Mathematics, physical sciences, information and communication, engineering, universe and earth sciences), e 8 per SH (Social Sciences and Humanities).

«L'esito del bando FIS3 rappresenta un riconoscimento che ci rende profondamente orgogliosi come comunità accademica. I 26 progetti selezionati testimoniano la qualità della ricerca che ogni giorno si sviluppa nel nostro Ateneo: una ricerca che nasce dalla curiosità, dalla dedizione e dalla capacità delle nostre ricercatrici e dei nostri ricercatori di interrogare il presente per immaginare con coraggio il mondo di domani – sottolinea Daniela Mapelli, rettrice dell'Università di Padova –. Questo risultato, che conferma la vitalità della nostra comunità scientifica, gratifica molti dipartimenti e conferma una delle caratteristiche più preziose dell'Università di Padova: la sua autentica multidisciplinarietà. Un patrimonio culturale che permette a ogni ambito del sapere di crescere e rafforzarsi, contribuendo a una visione ampia e lungimirante delle grandi sfide scientifiche e sociali che il futuro ci pone. La ricerca è la nostra infrastruttura più potente: genera conoscenza, alimenta innovazione, consente di rispondere ai bisogni della società e, soprattutto, di anticiparli. In un tempo di cambiamenti rapidissimi, investire nella ricerca significa credere nella capacità collettiva di costruire soluzioni nuove e sostenibili, capaci di migliorare il futuro di tutte e tutti».

«Congratulazioni vivissime a vincitrici e vincitori di questa difficile e prestigiosa competizione! – commenta Fabio Zwirner, prorettore dell'Università di Padova per la Ricerca - Oltre ai loro meriti individuali, questo successo d'insieme premia anche l'impegno decennale dell'Ateneo nel promuovere e sostenere la progettualità dei propri ricercatori e ricercatrici e nell'attrarre ulteriori talenti dall'esterno, in particolare i giovani, sostenuto dalla competenza e dalla dedizione del personale degli uffici di supporto alla ricerca».

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