The depth of Jupiter’s winds measured by the probe Juno
The Sahara was green and populated: the genomic tale of the human evolution
From self-cleaning glasses to low friction eco-friendly boats: how novel nanostructured materials will improve our future
The human footprints from Gombore II-2 (Melka Kunture, Ethiopia)
Cultivated, but not domestic. In the prehistoric Sahara the earliest forms of storage and cultivation of wild cereals
From organic waste of urban origin to valuable bio-based products: the urban biowaste biorefinery
How Long Will the Earthquake Last? The Earth's Crust tells us
HoMoLoG, the Startup that Creates 3D mini-organs to Study New Treatments, Wins the Equal Opportunity Prize at the National Innovation Award
Glassy light observed
Beyond Darwinian Selection: the Apparent Inheritance of Acquired Characters as a Result of Environmental Stress
Designing Nanoporous Materials for Energy Applications
From Plant to Human: a New Mechanism Involved in Stem Cell Differentiation Possibly in Common with Human Stem Cell has Been Reveled
At the Origin of ALS a Miscommunication Between Muscle and Nerve
Onda e particella: i due volti della fisica quantistica per la prima volta connessi con l'azione a distanza tra fotoni
Two Acheuleans, Two Humankinds
The Best Friend of the Hermit Beetle
Midges Dance in a Coordinated Way
Echoes of gravitational waves: confirmation or disproof of black holes?
Adult-onset Autoimmune Diabetes: how to Diagnose and Tackle it
The Last Signal From the Cassini Spacecraft
Us and Them: Observer’s Face Temperature Predicts Social Categorization of Faces (as Italians or Romanians)
A Statistical Method to Capture Musical Styles
The teeth of a prehistoric fetus give us information about the last months of a mother and child, who lived 27k years BP
Ritrovata una mosca di 17 milioni di anni fa
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