A conference in Rome, on December 1st, organized by the Academy and the EBRI Foundation in collaboration with the Senator for Life Prof. Elena Cattaneo. Through the memory of Rita Levi-Montalcini, the meeting aims to emphasize the importance for society of supporting basic research on the brain. The neurodegenerative diseases
On November 9, 2022,the fellow prof. Alessio Figalli will hold a conference entitled "Optimal transport, mathematics and more", on the occasion of the second Assembly of Members of the National Academy of Sciences known as the XL.
Alessio Figalli, mathematician, in 2018 won the Fields medal, the most prestigious award for mathematicians. He
Paolo Ruffini, mathematician and doctor, was president of the Italian Society of Sciences known as the XL from 1816 to 1822, the year of his death. His figure as a mathematician is mainly remembered for his contribution to the study of the solvability of algebraic equations. In particular for degree
20th October, 10th November and 15th December 2022: three appointments to discover the contents of the 6th Report on climate change published by the Intergovernamental Panel on Climate Change, illustrated by the Italian component of the working groups that prepared the Report. This is the most comprehensive and updated review
24 novembre 2022
Colloquia dei XL – Amos Maritan
Principi variazionali nei sistemi viventi
16 novembre 2022
Paolo Ruffini Matematico e Presidente della Società dei XL
Sessione mattutina
16 novembre 2022
Paolo Ruffini Matematico e Presidente della Società dei XL
Sessione pomeridiana
09 novembre 2022
Trasporto ottimale, matematica e non solo
The fellow Cecilia Saccone presents her book "Il codice dei viventi", published by Rubettino Editore during the pandemic. A scientist who has dedicated her life to Molecular Biology, at first
Throughout the twentieth century, life science research was guided by the reductionist paradigm. The success of omics technologies, which was the most recent and disruptive approach, has led to touch
The Prize was awarded in recognition of the achievements in the Chemical Sciences and for its commitment to promoting international collaboration, scientific culture and the need for sustainable development. Vincenzo
Giorgio Parisi was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 2021 "for innovative contributions to our understanding of complex systems and for the discovery of the interaction between disorder and fluctuations