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Nature Italy: A home for science

Nicola Nosengo
Editorial19 Oct 2020
Nature Italy
Biotechnology at the bar

Science is moving too fast for the legal system to keep up. But lawyers and scientists have a solution — a body that would help courts tackle cases involving the latest research. Nicola Nosengo investigates.

Nicola Nosengo
News11 Sept 2003
Nature

Volume: 425, P: 116-117
Nature Italy: una casa per la scienza

Nicola Nosengo
Editorial19 Oct 2020
Nature Italy
Underwater acoustics: The neutrino and the whale

An underwater effort to detect subatomic particles has ended up detecting sperm whales instead. Nicola Nosengo reports on a partnership between marine biologists and particle physicists.

Nicola Nosengo
News02 Dec 2009
Nature

Volume: 462, P: 560-561
Fertilized to death

Vast quantities of nitrogen being poured onto farmers' fields are wreaking havoc with our forests. Nicola Nosengo investigates.

Nicola Nosengo
News30 Oct 2003
Nature

Volume: 425, P: 894-895
SAVE OUR CITY!

The Italian government is building a series of massive barriers to protect Venice from flooding. But scientists are still arguing over whether the plan will work, says Nicola Nosengo.

Nicola Nosengo
News07 Aug 2003
Nature

Volume: 424, P: 608-609
Robotics: The bot that plays ball

He looks like a child and plays like a child. But can the iCub robot reveal how a child learns and thinks? Nicola Nosengo reports.

Nicola Nosengo
News26 Aug 2009
Nature

Volume: 460, P: 1076-1078
The quota conundrum

Nicola Nosengo
Special Features13 Nov 2003
Nature

Volume: 426, P: 211
Exploring liver organoids

Proteins secreted by hepatic cells can be harnessed to grow miniature organs in the lab.

Nicola Nosengo
Research Highlights07 Dec 2020
Nature Italy
Come creare organoidi del fegato

Le proteine prodotte dalle cellule epatiche possono essere sfruttate per far crescere in laboratorio organi in miniatura.

Nicola Nosengo
Research Highlights07 Dec 2020
Nature Italy
Brain science meets art in Milan

The exhibition Preserving the Brain is a collaboration between 13 research centres, and will end with a neuroscience conference in October.

Nicola Nosengo
News25 Sept 2022
Nature Italy
365 days: Nature's 10

Ten people who mattered this year.

Declan Butler
Ewen Callaway
Mohammed Yahia
News21 Dec 2011
Nature

Volume: 480, P: 437-445
Removing the barriers in medical innovation

Our conference in Milan explored some of the hottest topics of translational research and looked at ways to speed up the path from laboratory findings to clinical applications.

Nicola Nosengo
Editorial14 Dec 2023
Nature Research
Come si trasmette l’eredità dello stile di vita

Il biologo Ayele Denboba studia il ruolo dei batteri intestinali nella trasmissione del rischio di malattie croniche da una generazione all'altra.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion24 Mar 2022
Nature Italy
Avalanche testing: towards the next generation of particle detectors

With her team in Bari, Raffaella Radogna builds and tests the components that are powering the search for new physics at LHC.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion03 May 2022
Nature Italy
The legacy of lifestyle

Biologist Ayele Denboba studies the role of gut bacteria in transmitting the risk of chronic disease from one generation to the next.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion24 Mar 2022
Nature Italy
Una ricetta per le perovskiti

Gli scienziati stanno imparando a controllare le proprietà ottiche di questi materiali, che potrebbero sostituire il silicio nei LED e nei pannelli solari.

Nicola Nosengo
Research Highlights09 Mar 2021
Nature Italy
A recipe for perovskites

Scientists are learning how to tailor the optical behaviour of materials that could replace silicon in LEDs and solar panels.

Nicola Nosengo
Research Highlights09 Mar 2021
Nature Italy
Piglets add some colour to transgenic story

Nicola Nosengo
News07 Aug 2003
Nature

Volume: 424, P: 604
Pollution fears put work at neutrino laboratory on hold

Nicola Nosengo
News12 Jun 2003
Nature

Volume: 423, P: 675
Can artificial intelligence create the next wonder material?

Some researchers believe that machine-learning techniques can revolutionize how materials science is done.

Nicola Nosengo
News04 May 2016
Nature

Volume: 533, P: 22-25
Scientists on trial over L'Aquila deaths

Seismologists charged for giving apparent reassurances on Italian earthquake risks.

Nicola Nosengo
News01 Jun 2011
Nature

Volume: 474, P: 15
European deal aims to attract Arab scientists

Nicola Nosengo
News26 Jun 2003
Nature

Volume: 423, P: 906
Stress test per staminali del sangue

Studiando come le cellule ematopoietiche rispondono all’invecchiamento e ai danni, Raffaella di Micco vuole anticipare gli effetti a lungo termine delle terapie geniche.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion30 Oct 2022
Nature Italy
A stress test for blood stem cells

By studying how hematopoietic stem cells respond to age and damage, Raffaella di Micco aims to anticipate the long-term effects of some gene therapies.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion28 Oct 2022
Nature Italy
Seeing through the layers of a masterpiece

Physicist Paolo Romano develops innovative imaging techniques to study works of art, helping conservators and art historians.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion08 Jun 2022
Nature Italy
Anatomia di un capolavoro

Il fisico Paolo Romano sviluppa tecniche di imaging innovative per studiare le opere d'arte, aiutando conservatori e storici.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion08 Jun 2022
Nature Italy
SuperB particle-accelerator project launches

Funding uncertainty could delay high-speed Italian development.

Nicola Nosengo
News10 Oct 2011
Nature
A fast and furious solution for Italy’s motor sector

The transport industry will be transformed by an effort to reduce emissions. A new research centre aims to help Italian companies keep pace.

Nicola Nosengo
News12 May 2023
Nature Italy
Piero Angela (1928-2022)

Giornalista e divulgatore che per 50 anni ha portato la scienza nelle case degli italiani.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion16 Aug 2022
Nature Italy
Neuroscienze e arte si incontrano a Milano

La mostra Preserving the brain è una collaborazione tra 13 centri di ricerca, e si concluderà con una conferenza sulle malattie neurodegenerative in ottobre.

Nicola Nosengo
News26 Sept 2022
Nature Italy
Piero Angela (1928-2022)

Journalist and broadcaster who brought science into Italian homes for 50 years.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion15 Aug 2022
Nature Italy
Can you teach old drugs new tricks?

Faced with skyrocketing costs for developing new drugs, researchers are looking at ways to repurpose older ones — and even some that failed in initial trials.

Nicola Nosengo
News14 Jun 2016
Nature

Volume: 534, P: 314-316
Rivalry and revenge

Nicola Nosengo
Books & Arts09 Mar 2005
Nature

Volume: 434, P: 142
Gran Sasso: Chamber of physics

The world's largest underground laboratory has been a success story for Italian science. But 30 years after construction began, its future is uncertain.

Nicola Nosengo
News23 May 2012
Nature

Volume: 485, P: 435-438
DNA heist that wasn’t sparks data questions

Alleged theft from Italian gene bank dismissed — but ownership of samples remains under investigation.

Nicola Nosengo
News16 Sept 2016
Nature
Whatever happened to ...?

Nature looks back on a selection of last year's news stories to find out what happened next.

Quirin Schiermeier
Natasha Gilbert
Nicola Nosengo
News23 Dec 2010
Nature
L’Aquila verdict row grows

Global backlash greets sentencing of Italian scientists who assessed earthquake risk.

Nicola Nosengo
News30 Oct 2012
Nature

Volume: 491, P: 15-16
Marine biology network launches into choppy waters

Ambitious European project hopes to navigate uncertain funding future.

Nicola Nosengo
News21 Feb 2011
Nature

Volume: 470, P: 444-445
Where Italian parties stand on science

Ahead of the 25 September election, parties answer questions on higher education, research, health and climate.

Marta Paterlini
Fabio Turone
Nicola Nosengo
News15 Sept 2022
Nature Italy
Italian physicists to stand trial for conditions in underground lab

The Gran Sasso National Laboratories have seen no major accidents so far, but prosecutors charge that environmental controls were lax.

Nicola Nosengo
News16 May 2019
Nature

Volume: 569, P: 466
Italian universities get report cards

First comprehensive ranking confirms quality gap between north and south.

Nicola Nosengo
News17 Jul 2013
Nature
Italy puts seismology in the dock

Scientists who assessed earthquake risk at L'Aquila could be indicted on manslaughter charges.

Nicola Nosengo
News22 Jun 2010
Nature

Volume: 465, P: 992
Italian seismologists cleared of manslaughter

Appeals court says six scientists did not cause deaths in 2009 L'Aquila earthquake and cuts sentence of a government official.

Alison Abbott
Nicola Nosengo
News10 Nov 2014
Nature

Volume: 515, P: 171
Italian seismologists fight to overturn convictions

Six scientists and one official contend that they never reassured the public before deadly 2009 L'Aquila quake.

Nicola Nosengo
News20 Oct 2014
Nature
Le posizioni dei partiti italiani sulla scienza

In vista delle elezioni del 25 settembre, i partiti rispondono a domande su Università, ricerca, salute e clima.

Marta Paterlini
Fabio Turone
Nicola Nosengo
News16 Sept 2022
Nature Italy
Una terapia d'urto per il settore dei trasporti in Italia

L'industria della mobilità dovrà trasformarsi per ridurre le emissioni. Un nuovo centro di ricerca vuole aiutare le aziende italiane a tenere il passo.

Nicola Nosengo
News12 May 2023
Nature Italy
Due fusioni cosmiche fanno intravedere il futuro dell'astronomia gravitazionale

Dopo la prima osservazione di buchi neri che divorano stelle di neutroni, gli astronomi contano di studiare altri eventi simili dopo il prossimo aggiornamento dei rivelatori in Italia e Stati Uniti.

Nicola Nosengo
News07 Jul 2021
Nature Italy
Gli scienziati chiedono chiarezza sull'agricoltura biologica

Numerosi ricercatori italiani protestano contro un disegno di legge che parla di “equiparare” i metodi biodinamici all'agricoltura biologica.

Nicola Nosengo
News15 Jun 2021
Nature Italy
Searching for intelligence in the Wood Wide Web

By studying the symbiosis of plants and fungi, biologist and roboticist Barbara Mazzolai hopes to create new autonomous systems that would help explore soils and care for plants.

Nicola Nosengo
Comments & Opinion18 Feb 2022
Nature Italy