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Vai a Cancer: the number of mutated copies of a gene can help predict prognosis and the likelihood of metastatic spread
Calonaci, Caravagna, Krasniqi
Cancer: the number of mutated copies of a gene can help predict prognosis and the likelihood of metastatic spread
A University of Trieste-led study has developed INCOMMON, a computational analysis tool that extracts more information from molecular tests already used in oncology. More than 60,000 samples and 500,000 mutations across 39 cancer types were analysed
Vai a 14th Ciamician Summer School: young researchers discuss the energy transition
Ciamician
14th Ciamician Summer School: young researchers discuss the energy transition
In the heart of the Dolomites, students and international experts explored the challenges facing the sector
Vai a Fabrizio Sors elected to the FEPSAC Managing Council
Fabrizio Sors
Fabrizio Sors elected to the FEPSAC Managing Council
The tenure-track Assistant Professor at the Department of Life Sciences will join the governing body of the European Federation of Sport Psychology
Vai a World’s leading lichenology congress gets under way at the University of Trieste
Martellos, Tretiach, Muggia, Candotto
World’s leading lichenology congress gets under way at the University of Trieste
Running until 31 July, IAL10 is the foremost international scientific meeting devoted to the study of lichens. Biodiversity, genomics, climate change, biomonitoring and cultural heritage conservation are among the main themes of the programme
Vai a Searching for Freshwater Beneath the Adriatic Sea: The RESCUE Mission
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Searching for Freshwater Beneath the Adriatic Sea: The RESCUE Mission
Aboard the Laura Bassi research vessel, operated in collaboration with OGS
Vai a Paolo Fornasiero appointed Full Member of the Italian Academy of Engineering and Technology (ITATEC)
Fornasiero
Paolo Fornasiero appointed Full Member of the Italian Academy of Engineering and Technology (ITATEC)
The appointment recognises the Vice-Rector for Research’s scientific contribution to materials chemistry, catalysis and technologies for sustainability
Vai a “Listening” to quantum matter: sound reveals the hidden microscopic structure of superfluid Fermi gases
Effetto Doppler
“Listening” to quantum matter: sound reveals the hidden microscopic structure of superfluid Fermi gases
By exploiting the Doppler effect of sound waves, an international research team has developed a new method for investigating ultracold quantum systems. The study is published in Nature Physics.
Vai a Graduation Day in Piazza Verdi: research meets the city
Lancio del tocco 2026
Graduation Day in Piazza Verdi: research meets the city
he University of Trieste yesterday proclaimed 187 new PhD graduates: a record number for the University, also thanks to the impact of PNRR scholarships
Vai a Wildlife in Trieste: results of the first study using cutting-edge methods
Mammiferi Trieste
Wildlife in Trieste: results of the first study using cutting-edge methods
UniTS records 18 species, including the wildcat and the extremely rare European polecat