Researchers studying traditional fermented dairy products from a remote valley in Tajikistan have identified distinctive characteristics.
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Solar eclipse over Tuscany on August 12, 2026: where and when to watch
The event will take place shortly before sunset, making the choice of viewing location particularly important.
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University of Pisa radiation sensors to fly on NASA’s Artemis II mission
Six advanced detectors developed within an international CERN collaboration will monitor radiation exposure aboard the Orion spacecraft during its journey around the Moon.
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AI-driven recommendations are reshaping cities, Italian study finds
Pisa-led research shows that apps like Google Maps and TripAdvisor shape urban mobility and widen spatial inequalities.
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56 Baby Loggerhead Turtles Hatch on the Beaches of Marina di Pisa
The hatching took place near the bathing establishment Alba Big Fish, where the nest had been discovered on June 27.
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Florence University Wins NATO Underwater Robotics Contest Again
The team competed using FeelHippo AUV, a fully autonomous underwater vehicle equipped with advanced optical and acoustic sensors.
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European Infrastructure for Technology in Service of Art
E-Rihs Eric coordinates efforts across 11 countries, with its headquarters based in Florence.
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When Google’s doodles make science known thanks to Margherita Hack
On June 12, 2021 Doodle by Google celebrated the 99th birthday of Italian professor, activist, author, and astrophysicist Margherita “The Lady of the Stars” Hack
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Italian’s algorithm set to solve computer bug
Sebastiano Vigna’s solution will fix Javascript glitch: the new Italian algorithm xorshift128+ has been adopted by major browsers including Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
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SOX2 regulates melanoma initiating cells, study said
Melanoma is one of the most aggressive types of human cancer, characterized by enhanced heterogeneity and resistance to conventional therapy at advanced stages. New studies published.
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