Welcome to the 27th edition of the Project Repository Journal (PRj) Research with resilience at its core. Progress is often described through the moment of discovery. A new material. A medical breakthrough. A technological advance. Yet the real measure of research lies not only in what it discovers, but in what it enables. The projects…
Press release 12/2/2026 About CHIEF A consortium of leading European institutions announces the launch of CHIEF, a new 36-months lasting European funded initiative, positioned to enhance cybersecurity collaboration across Europe by improving information sharing frameworks, interoperability, and governance between Security Operations Centers (SOCs), starting with National Cyber Hubs. CHIEF will support and facilitate the…
In the Grip on Life project, government agencies, forest owners’ associations, and interest organizations have worked together to combine active forestry with consideration for the forest’s valuable watercourses and wetlands.
Welcome to the 26th edition of the Project Repository Journal (PRj) Progress often has a public face – tidy, neatly fitting a headline summarising a discovery or breakthrough. But progress is a process, one that rarely draws the attention it deserves. Rare is an idea that arrives fully formed and ready to be used. Ideas…
HumanSUBthreat: neural shortcuts for threat processing in the human brain Detecting potential danger efficiently is essential for survival. In many situations, the brain must react to threatening signals before detailed perceptual analysis or conscious awareness takes place. Research in humans has shown that, in vision, affective information can be rapidly processed through neural systems that…
The research activity of the Educational Neuroscience and Developmental Language Disorders group revolves around research lines aiming at elucidating the neurocognitive mechanisms subtending typical and atypical language and reading development and at transferring this knowledge to clinical and educational practice. Our research projects have been driven by the desire to eventually reach a better understanding…