Agenda
Seminar
Talking about well-being, understanding discomfort: the psychosocial risks seen by clinical psychology
Psychological distress and well-being at work, in the light of clinical psychology
Event Within the Framework of:
Sìcura - Settimana della sicurezza
In Italian Online
Seminar
Natural, processed, safe foods? How to navigate qualities, preferences, and false myths
How to distinguish objective and measurable food characteristics from perceptions influenced by advertising, social media and false myths
Event Within the Framework of:
Sìcura - Settimana della sicurezza
In Italian Online
Seminar
Emerging lessons on the political economy of climate finance in the Global South
Ruth Carlitz (University of Amsterdam) presents her research on the political dynamics shaping climate finance flows to Global South countries
Event Within the Framework of:
CONNECT Seminar Series
Bologna
Workshop
Collaborative robotics in research laboratories: security, innovation and new frontiers
Experiential seminar on the latest regulations regarding collaborative robotics in chemical laboratories
Event Within the Framework of:
Sìcura - Settimana della sicurezza
In Italian Bologna
Seminar
Self-awareness and artificial intelligence: a clinical perspective
Artificial Intelligence as a tool for self-awareness in relational dynamics at work
Event Within the Framework of:
Sìcura - Settimana della sicurezza
In Italian Online
Conference
Mobility of the future between health, safety and sustainability
Road risks, including work-related risks, and the promotion of healthy, sustainable, safe and conscious mobility
Event Within the Framework of:
Sìcura - Settimana della sicurezza
In Italian Bologna
Seminar
Rural and Agricultural Development Schemes: A Twentieth-History Perspective
Corinna R. Unger is Professor of Global and Colonial History at the Department of History of the European University Institute (EUI)
Online and in person - Forlì
Seminar
The fight against global hunger. Fao and the freedom from hunger campaign
Matt Bunch, International Consultant and Founder of the Freedom From Hunger Project
Online and in person - Bologna
Seminar
From mafia mobility to mafia ubiquity: understanding how organized crime groups transform, survive, or unravel while they move
Anna Sergi (University of Bologna) discusses her research on the transnational diffusion of organized crime groups
Event Within the Framework of:
CONNECT Seminar Series
Bologna
Lecture
The end of neoliberalism: the return of politics and the European occasion
A lecture by Marco Simoni (Institute of International Affairs) followed by a discussion with Renaud Dehousse (Johns Hopkins University – SAIS Europe)
In Italian Bologna
Seminar
Jobs outside Academia: a view from the policy world
A talk on careers beyond academia, with Stefania Lenoci (World Bank Group) and Marco Simoni (Istituto Affari Internazionali and Luiss University).
Bologna
Lecture
Bounded sovereignty: economic policy in an era of global fragmentation
Stephanie Rickard (LSE) keynote at the Winter School "Sovereignty and global economic interdependence in an age of rivalry" organized with SAIS Europe
Bologna