Worth 4,000 (four thousand) Euros, the Ines Biasoni Award was established by Istituto Veneto di
Scienze, Lettere ed Arti with the funds donated by Mrs Ines Biasoni to support scientific research.
The grant is awarded to a doctoral thesis in the fields of Earth, Human or Social Sciences that has Climate as its subject of study.
We publish the pictures of the PhD Graduation Ceremony held on 26th November 2025 at the University of Padova.
The Workshop organized by the three PhD Courses of Agripolis was held on 12/12/2025, in Sala Agricoltura of Corte Benedettina (Legnaro), addressing PhD programs developed in collaboration with external companies and institutions.
Today, November 5th 2025, at the Campus of Agripolis, the new students of the 41st cycle of the PhD in Crop Science (together with the students of the other PhD courses held in Agripolis) were welcomed and provided with a lot of useful information about their future life in the Campus.
We publish the PDF file with evaluation of the PhD candidate of the 41st cycle (Summer call). The file is password-protected (password was previously sent to the candidates).
41st cycle (summer call) – Evaluation of the interview
Dominique Rocher was invited for the 25th episode of the Arqus Knowledge Pills “How can bioplastics contribute to a more sustainable future?”. Dominique is an Arqus Talent Fund scholarship awardee and researcher in Microbiology & Environmental Science and co-founder of Urobo and whose project has been recently selected in South Africa and COP28 in Dubai. In this episode, the importance of bioplastics in mitigating the plastic pollution crisis was discussed.
On the 16th of June 2023, in the AULA MULTIMEDIALE of Stecca 2 (first floor, former “Aula Bandiere”) at 11:00 a.m., Dr. Angelo Loi will hold a seminar titled “Inspiring practice change in pasture/crop systems”.
The event focuses on “Communicating research” and challenges UNIPhD Fellows to share their project ideas with colleagues from other disciplines and to exchange perspectives and methodologies across fields of knowledge other than their own.
