Nano sensor detects forever chemicals hidden in water
With METASENSE project, Margherita Maiuri aims to develop a compact and reusable device for monitoring PFAS in water.
Milan–Cortina 2026: the science behind ski mountaineering at the Olympics
From metabolic tests to wearable sensors, Human Performance–E4Sport studies to optimize gesture, equipment and strategy.
Federico Bucci, the architect who has turned Mantua into an international laboratory
Interview with Elisa Boeri, researcher and assistant to historian Federico Bucci
«A curious, ironic, tireless man», this is the treasured personal memory of Federico Bucci’s wife
An intimate and vivid portrait by Emanuela Bergomi
“The Future is in History”: the living legacy of Federico Bucci
In memory of Emilio Faroldi: a historian and professor who combined scholarly rigor with humanity
From micro to macro: the laboratory studying surfaces immersed in the future
Discovering SoLINano Σigma, that combines physics, chemistry, engineering and architecture
Technology, safety and comfort: how local public transport is changing
Sensors, intelligence and connections for new smart vehicles
How Much Randomness Is There in Jazz Improvisation? Maciej Lewenstein, a Theoretical Physicist, Explains
His research is marked by a multidisciplinary approach and an insatiable curiosity, leading him around the world.
From cellulose to a tough, versatile fibre for sustainable packaging
Elisa Marelli’s sustainable research between nanotechnologies and biomaterials.
The polytechnic astronaut ready to board the ISS
We met Anthea Comellini during a break from her tour at the Politecnico di Milano to mark the 75th edition of IAC.