PLAY STORM – BOLZANO launches: gaming enters the classroom
Gaming enters the classroom
From 4 to 6 February 2026 at ISS “Battisti” in Bolzano
Advanced Imaging Technique to define healthy and diseased astrocytes
A powerful new tool for studying brain health, understanding neurological diseases, and advancing predictive and translational neuroscience.
Federica Ruani Awarded for Scientific Research and Technological Innovation
Federica has been awarded the Prize to Scientific Research and Technological Innovation by the Lions Club Bologna and dedicated to Prof. Claudio Bonivento
ISOF “Fun Vegetables” Comic showcased at Lucca Comics&Games 2025!
The Comic aims to educate younger generations to engage in a healthier lifestyle and evolve their dietary habits.
All CNR chemists gather for department conference in Bologna research area
Researchers from all over Italy gather at Bologna Research Area for the annual meeting of the Department of Chemical Sciences and Materials Technologies.
Research fellowship on graphene-based materials for water purification
Master’s Degree in Chemical Sciences required.Deadline: November 7th, 2025.
European Researchers’ Night at CNR Bologna
Any student can become researcher for a day at CNR, Bologna!
ISOF-UFI collaboration on Hydrogen for Green Technology
The partnership will develop advanced materials based on functionalized graphene oxide.
ISOF at European Researchers’ Night 2025
Our researchers present a deep dive in Food and Textiles Science.
Emanuela Saracino Honored with the EuroMed 2025 International Award in Locorotondo
On September 12, 2025, in the beautiful setting of Locorotondo in Puglia, Dr. Emanuela Saracino of ISOF–CNR received the prestigious EuroMed 2025 International Award. The …
ECOMONDO Conference: Materials Innovation for the Ecological Transition
An ISOF researcher, a university professor and the CEO of a start-up discuss future technologies for sustainable materials.
ISOF’s “Green” Board Games Featured in national CNR yearbook
ISOF Researchers create original board games to engage in environmental and scientific education throught Change the Game project. Their creations are now featured in national CNR dissemination yearbook.