Giulio Regeni was a scientist like us.
We hope his cruel death may serve to focus our attention on the need to respect human rights.
Announcements
SISSA has published the new Open Science Guidelines, updating the regulations on thesis self-archiving and Open Access to align with the latest national and international policies. The document is based on the 2021 UNESCO Recommendation, the 2022 National Plan for Open Science, and European and Italian directives on open data and research management. These guidelines define the framework for data management, open access to publications, and long-term preservation in institutional repositories.
Soroptimist International d'Italia is organising a free three-day training course for young women titled Futuro al Femminile: Women in Leadership. The course is part of a joint project between Soroptimist International d’Italia and Bocconi University and will be hosted by SDA Bocconi School of Management in Milano.
SCOAP3 – the Sponsoring Consortium for Open Access Publishing in Particle Physics – is an initiative launched by CERN, representing an international scientific collaboration among public research institutions and universities. SISSA has been a partner of the initiative since its inception, sharing in its mission to reduce the costs associated with publishing and subscribing to scientific journals.
Aspen Institute Italia has announced the tenth edition of the “Award for scientific research and collaboration between Italy and the United States”.
Applications are now open for the prizes awarded by the International Balzan Foundation for 2025,which will be awarded in the following four subjects:
Sciences of Antiquity: Revisited Athenian Democracy
Contemporary Art History
Atoms and Ultra-Precise Time Measurement
Gene Therapy or Genetically Modified Cell Therapy
The Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei has announced several prestigious awards for 2025, offering an excellent opportunity for professors, researchers, and young scholars to gain recognition for their work. Notable awards include:
- The "Gioacchino Iapichino" Award for a published or unpublished work in Mathematical Analysis;
- The "Alfredo Di Braccio" Award for scholars in Physics;
- The "Tito Maiani" Award for theses in Physics
Applications must be submitted online by 7 December 2024, at 18:00 CET.
Created in 1998, the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards recognize and support eminent women in science throughout the world. Each year, five Laureates are recognized for their contributions to the advancement of science, in Life Sciences or Physical Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science in alternating years.
The 2025 edition of the International Awards will designate five outstanding scientific researchers in the field of Physical Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science, working in the following regions:
The ASEF-Asia-Europe Foundation (a Singapore-based foundation linked to the ASEM-Asia Europe meeting) has opened registrations for participation in the Asia-Europe Science & Technology Diplomacy Report (with a deadline for submitting applications on 9 June). The initiative is aimed at young academics, diplomats, professionals and students aged between 18 and 35 from ASEM member countries.
Soroptimist International d'Italia is organising a free training course for young female graduates entitled Futuro al Femminile: Women in Leadership. The course is part of a joint Soroptimist of Italy - Bocconi project and will be organised by the Bocconi University of Milan - SDA Bocconi School of Management.