Lectures

ISA Lectures are delivered on a weekly basis by the international ISA Visiting of the Institute.
Talks are in English and are usually held in the University of Bologna. As a rule, ISA Lectures are suitable for an educated, though non-expert, audience, and have the aim to pique the interest of people belonging to different fields since the Institute encourages interdisciplinary and mind-open approaches to knowledge.

PhD students and researchers who are interested may request an attendance certificate.

Agenda

27 MAY 2026

Lectures

Lectures

Agenda

On the Edge of the Cloud: Making Smart Systems Predictable When Time Matters

Partial Differential Equations: An Endless Story

Against Prehistory: Archaeology as Indigenous History in South America

Peirce’s Legacy in the Era of Algorithmic Narrativity

Independent Directors in South Korea: Structural Challenges and Lessons from Concentrated Ownership—A Comparative Reflection with Italy

Sustainable Polymers: Advances, Challenges and Opportunities for a Changing World

Innovative strategies to reduce fertilizer use and nutrient losses in agro-ecosystems

Emergent Mosaic Art in the Age of Computational Creativity

Life: a non-biological domain

Brain-muscle cross talk: drivers of resilience to fatigability and targets of novel interventions

Staging Nineteenth-Century Migrations and Exiles in Museums

Neanderthals and Early Homo sapiens in the northern Black Sea region

A Place to Belong, a Place that Needs you, a Place you Can go Home to” : (Negative) Emotions and Belonging in Minority Buddhist Communities

Aches, opportunities and trade-offs in the search of sustainable agrifood systems, a view between Latin America and Europe.

Fundamentals and Frontiers in Fluid–Structure Interaction

Treating Mental Health Disorders with Psychedelics: What the Science Says