The volume presents the neo-deterministic approach, based on geophysics and available information, that allows one to define vulnerability to earthquakes. It was developed by an international group of seismologists directed…

Umberto Mosco, Harold. J. Gay Chair Professor of Mathematics at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, has been nominated Fellow of the American Mathematical Society for his contributions to analysis and partial…

In this recent volume edited by Il Mulino, Academy member Paolo De Bernardis proposes a fascinating journey along the routes of cosmological and astrophysical research. Life appears to be possible…

Academy member Pietro Calissano recalls the figure of the illustrious scientist in a recently published book. ‘I asked myself often whether it would have been interesting, or at least useful,…

Academy Member Giuliano Panza was nominated  Honorary Professor of the Beijing University of Civil Engineerig and Architecture (BUCEA) and Member of the Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Future Urban Design…

The Academy member Giorgio Parisi was elected President of the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei. Giorgio Parisi, one of the most authoritative physicists in the world, has focused his studies on…

Among the prestigious awards and medals assigned every year by the American Geophysical Union as recognition of significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge in Earth and space Sciences, the…

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the largest international multidisciplinary scientific organization, elected Academy member Andrea Rinaldo as International Honorary Member in recognition of the relentless commitment to the…

Corinna Ulcigrai has been invited to give a conference in the "Dynamics" section at the next International Congress of Mathematicians, which will be held in St. Petersburg from 6 to…

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…