The course has been designed by Paolo Salucci (SISSA) and financially supported by the EU through a Horizon 2020 Twinnings Grant. The video-lessons are addressed to University/Master/PhD students but also to researchers or teachers...
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Uppers, smart drugs, non-invasive stimulation techniques are among the many accessible pharmacological and technological practices that allow healthy individuals to enhance their emotional and cognitive functions. From 4 to 6 october 2021, the School of Neuroethics...
After a year's absence, the SISSA PARTY is finally coming back! On Friday 17 of September, from 8.00 pm to 1.00 am...
“SISSA Hosting” is the new art&science project that will present the School to the event's participants through the voices of SISSA people...
The study, published in Physical Reviews Letters, has involved Cristian Micheletti from SISSA, and Philipp Hauke and Pietro Faccioli from the University of Trento...
From 8 to 12 September, the Miramare Castle in Trieste and the Fortress of Gradisca will be transformed into exceptional videomapping sets with "LIBRA: una storia futura"...
A long past in the theoretical division of CERN and a career devoted to innovation and interdisciplinarity make him a significant figure in the evolution of the School and in the physics of the 20th century ...
A new study, published in eLife by MIT and SISSA shows that rats can accurately discriminate objects that are illuminated only by red light. The findings have implications for the design of experiments and to ensure optimal environmental lighting conditions for animals’ well-being ...
As provided the new Decree-Law August 6, 2021 n. 111, the Green Pass will be mandatory for all university staff, professor and administrative technician, doctoral candidates, research fellows, fellows, collaborators, starting from 1 September until 31 December 2021. Further information will be coming soon.
After a break due to the pandemic, the programme for collaborations of excellence in research and education has started again this year with the arrival of the mathematician Don B. Zagier of the Max Planck Institut für Mathematik in Bonn...
Rewards assigned during the 107th conference of the Italian Physics Society have been announced and Alessio Lerose and Paola Ruggiero, have been awarded respectively the "Giovanni Polvani” prize and the "Giuseppe-Franco Bassani" prize ...
SISSA and Banca Intesa Sanpaolo have agreed to a series of facilities and discounts on the bank services addressed to the School’s community members ...
Imagine meeting a friend on the street, and imagine that with every step they take, your visual system has to process their image from scratch in order to recognize them. Now imagine if the same thing were to happen for every object and creature that moves around us. A new study...
A SISSA professor is among the nine winners of the 2021 'Antonio Feltrinelli' Awards, recently given out by the Accademia dei Lincei for the subjects 'Mathematical and Natural Sciences'. Guido De Philippis is full professor at SISSA and is currently at the Courant Institute of Mathematics (New York University). He won the 'Antonio Feltrinelli Giovani' Prize for Mathematics.
The former SISSA PhD student won the "Sergio Fubini" Prize for the best doctoral theses in theoretical physics discussed with her work titled "Entanglement and correlations in one-dimensional quantum many body systems
The PRELICA project has been selected by the General Commissariat of Section of Italy for Expo 2020 Dubai and by the CNR to tell the story of Italian innovation at the next universal exhibition. SISSA has played the role of promoter among the project partners in the call
New research published in the "Journal of Extracellular Vesicles" has shed light on this subject by focusing on larger EVs, which have tended to receive less attention. Using sophisticated optical instruments, SISSA scientists from prof. Giuseppe Legname’s group...
A recently reported survey states that 67% of doctors and 61% of other health professionals fighting the COVID-19 crisis experienced psychological stress. Despite this, only 4% of doctors and 3% of other health professions have benefited from the support...
For more than 40 years, SISSA has been training students and early career researchers, giving them the instruments to pursue their own path of excellence. And now, as leaders in their own fields, our SISSA alumni will recount their own success story...
Borea therapeutics, a biotech start-up based in Milan, received initial funding from Sofinnova Telethon, the largest Italian fund dedicated to the financing of innovative biotechnology. Borea is developing next-generation adenoviral vectors specifically targeted to the central and peripheral nervous system for gene therapy. The company was founded in 2020 by Paul Heppenstall, a full professor at SISSA, and European Molecular Biology Laboratory - EMBL. The company’s research activities are done in cooperation with SISSA.