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Generative Artificial Intelligence: University Policy and Practical Use Cases
Guidelines, practical examples, and operational insights to ethically and responsibly use GenAI in your academic journey. See document above.
Want to learn more?
Join our series of events, "For an Ethical and Responsible Use of Generative AI: From Knowledge to Applications," (in Italian only) available both in person and online.
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Spotlights
Are you interested in global sustainability? Join the Una Europa Virtual Exchanges for Sustainability (UnaVEx)
From 5 to 26 March, multidisciplinary and intercultural activities include sustainability lessons and “Virtual Exchange” in international groups. Registration open until 28 February.
Which Encyclopedias and Libraries for the Future (25-27 March 2026)
From 25 to 27 March, take part in the Seasonal School of the Collegio Superiore, focused on the tools of research and of scientific, cultural, and political production and communication.
Transferable skills: key tools for education and work
From entrepreneurship to AI, from digital media to active citizenship, from communication and public engagement to employability: enroll now (there are several courses).
Questionnaire about housing condition of students
What is the housing condition of students? Help us understand by filling out the questionnaire
Housing is a growing obstacle to education. The survey will help understand it, engage stakeholders, and push for concrete solutions.
Interested in a PhD programme?
Participate online on 26 February from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on MsTeams. A chance to find out why the PhD is a great starting point in advancing your education and embarking on a research career. The event will be held in Italian.
Go to pageSoftware Development for Research and Reproducible In-Silico Experiments: Best Practices (Fill participation form by 19 March)
The event is part of the Open Science Corner series. During the session, FAIR champion Danilo Pianini will discuss best practices for in-silico experiments and the importance of planning software development to ensure reproducibility. This free event is aimed at researchers. Fill out the form to participate on 19 March.
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