Research
Research projects, activities and opportunitiesFor us, research is a fundamental element for social and economic development, contributing to progress, wellbeing and social cohesion.
This is why the University of Verona supports quality interdisciplinary research, international collaborations and the sharing of results to benefit our society, culture and economy.
Research news
La ricerca coordinata da Roberto Bassi, docente dell’università di Verona, sarà finanziata con 2,5 milioni di euro, grazie a un ERC Advanced Grant
I risultati dello studio coordinato dall’università di Verona sono stati pubblicati sulla rivista Nature Immunology
Presentati i primi risultati del progetto di ricerca “In Veronensium mensa. Food and wine in ancient Verona”
Ilaria De Seta ha vinto il bando del dipartimento di Culture e civiltà per lo studio dei diari
Short list di esperti per la scrittura di progetti HORIZON Europe
Avviso Pubblico per la raccolta di manifestazione di interesse finalizzata alla realizzazione di una Short List di esperti con adeguata professionalità a supporto delle strutture dipartimentali per la scrittura di progetti o task di progetto nell'ambito del Programma Horizon Europe - Decreto Direttoriale Rep. n.2428 -2021, Prot. n. 147128 de 22/03/2021.
Bando e graduatoria
Department research
Among the University of Verona’s strengths are its ability to keep up with cutting-edge research - both pure and applied - and the variety of disciplines involved such research.
The university’s academic departments are essential research structures. There are four macro subject areas which house three departments in Humanities, three departments in Law and Economics, four departments in Life and Health Sciences, and three departments in Sciences and Engineering with the last department belonging to the last two areas.
Arts and Humanities
Life and Health Sciences
Natural Sciences and Engineering
Pubblicazioni recenti
Socrate: mito ed etica della conoscenza. Studio sugli scritti socratici di Walter Friedrich Otto
This book deals with the yet unpublished writings on Socrates of the German philologist Walter F. Otto (1874-1958) stored at the German Literaturarchiv in Marbach am Neckar. It provides a comprehensive interpretation of all the manuscripts, notes, drafts for conferences, and university lectures Otto wrote on Socrates from the 1940s to 1958. These writings touch upon the following topics: Otto’s ancient and modern sources on Socrates, his account of the “novelty” Socrates, Socrates’ character, ph...
Sokrates und der zweifache Eros in den Überliefrungen von Antisthenes, Aischines und Platon
This paper focuses on Socrates's ambivalent view of eros. According to the testimonies of Antisthenes, Aeschines, Plato, and Xenophon, Socrates praises the erotic sunousia that leads to virtue and knowledge, and censures the erotic sunousia that aims at achieving physical pleasure (hedone). The first kind of synousia has a protreptic function, since it improves those who are affected by it; the second kind induces lack of control (hubris), and annihilates virtue. This ambivalence of eros is evid...
Aporia o definizione? Il ti esti negli scritti socratici di Senofonte
This paper deals with a much-discussed issue among Socratic scholars, Socrates’s quest for “what is” (ti esti). So far, ti esti has been tackled by taking into account almost exclusively Plato’s testimony, or authors that depend on that testimony (especially Aristotle, at Met. 987b1-11, 1078b17-32, and 1086b3-7). This led to a series of difficulties, since in Plato the issue of ti esti is closely linked to the theory of ideas, which in itself poses a series of logical problems. Robinson (1953), ...
?Nebbiolo? genome assembly allows surveying the occurrence and functional implications of genomic structural variations in grapevines (Vitis vinifera L.)
Background: 'Nebbiolo' is a grapevine cultivar typical of north-western Italy, appreciated for producing high-quality red wines. Grapevine cultivars are characterized by possessing highly heterozygous genomes, including a great incidence of genomic rearrangements larger than 50 bp, so called structural variations (SVs). Even though abundant, SVs are an under-explored source of genetic variation mainly due to methodological limitations at their detection.Results: We employed a multiple platform a...
Socrate e la cura dell'anima. Dialogo e apertura al mondo
This book deals with the Greek cure of the soul, focusing in particular on Socrates, who turned this idea into the core of his own philosophy. The first chapter offers an overlook of the different meanings of psyche from myth to Homer, Orphism, and the Presocratics (until Diogenes of Apollonia). The following chapters deal with Socrates’ peculiar understanding of the cure of the soul. Chapter two introduces to the “Socratic question” from the viewpoint of the Socratic cure of the soul. Chapter t...
Catalogues
IRIS - Catalogo delle pubblicazioni
Il catalogo IRIS, gestito dal consorzio CINECA, raccoglie tutte le pubblicazioni scientifiche dell'Università di Verona
Research professional
“Research Professional” di EX-LIBRIS è uno strumento software per la ricerca di opportunità di finanziamento nazionali e internazionali.
Grandi attrezzature di ricerca
Il Centro Piattaforme Tecnologiche gestisce le infrastrutture tecnologicamente all’avanguardia, cui possono accedere sia i diversi gruppi di ricerca dell'ateneo sia le imprese del territorio e gli atenei limitrofi.
Cerca competenze
Expertise e competenze presenti in ateneoUn vero e proprio motore di ricerca delle competenze di docenti e ricercatori dell’Ateneo.
Attraverso questo strumento ideato dall’Università di Verona sarà possibile individuare i migliori partner per lo sviluppo di progetti di ricerca commissionata.
Partnerships with universities and research centres
A continually expanding collaboration networkThe University of Verona has obtained important awards for its research in all subject areas. Over the years we have achieved significant results on the national and international scene and have formed networks and agreements with many other institutions and the local community. If you want to collaborate with us, get in touch.
Open to worldwide talent
International researchersAre you a researcher interested in doing research at our university? There are Marie Skłodowoska-Curie individual fellowships, the Rita Levi Montalcini programme and many other programmes that support mobilities for researchers.
Partnerships with companies
Dialogues with the business worldThe University of Verona encourages and supports collaboration with companies through projects that involve the use of innovative technologies, highly qualified research staff and specialised structures such as laboratories, spin-offs and research centres.
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Competitive application announcements
See the page of competitive application announcements for lecturer and research staff positions
Research funding
The University of Verona invests in research
University grantsThe University of Verona supports pure and applied research with local companies and authorities through two specific funding programmes: University grants for pure research, and Joint Projects - University and Companies.
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Funding for research, and relations with the local communityAll the funding opportunities for national and international research activities.
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Training and research programmeINVITE is a doctoral programme of the University of Verona with a strong inter-sectoral, inter-disciplinary and international research and training dimension.
The INVITE doctoral programme aims to encourage each student’s intellectual curiosity and support the acquisition of critical thinking skills by training them in the use of innovative theoretical tools and practical methods.
The Project is cofunded by the University of Verona, Regione del Veneto and by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 754345.
More info: www.univr.it/invite
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