A multidisciplinary, inter-university research team has developed a new method to refine prognosis, diagnosis, and treatments for various types of cancer. This computational study paves the way for increasingly personalised and effective oncology
A new material discovered by Milano-Bicocca and MIT could revolutionise future electronics, making them faster, more efficient and less power-hungry. It is called nickel iodide and is an altermagnet, a new class of materials that combines magnetic control with stability. The discovery has been published in Nature
Innovative solutions for reef conservation emerge from the collaboration between the University of Milano-Bicocca, the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, and the Acquario di Genova
It is invasion sports, such as basketball, that enhance attentional skills, particularly those based on visual characteristics. A cognitive strategy which, if properly trained, can make a difference—not only in sport
At the second round of voting, Professor Marco Orlandi secured an absolute majority of the votes cast by eligible voters and was thus elected Rector of the University of Milano-Bicocca. He will take office on 1 October 2025.
Data on the profiles and employment status of Italian graduates, as recorded by AlmaLaurea, has been published. 92.3 per cent of graduates with a master's degree from Bicocca are employed five years after graduation
A new alliance focused on sports and student wellbeing, the first initiative of its kind in Italy, involving over 60,000 students
A collaboration between the National Research Council of Italy, the University of Milano-Bicocca, and the University of Berkeley has revealed that areas subject to intensive irrigation show more stable groundwater levels, even during repeated summer droughts. The study, published in the journal Nature Water, examined agricultural zones in the Po Valley, analyzing groundwater conditions using satellite data