Categoria: Corsi e Conferenze

Data: Lunedì 6 Giugno 2022

Ora: 18:30

Dove: Sala Cappella, ex Ospedale Militare, via Fabio Severo 40, e online su Zoom

Lingua: Italiano

Consulta la Locandina

Il seminario, in videoconferenza, è aperto a tutti, mentre la partecipazione in presenza è riservata a soli studenti del Collegio Fonda.

Iscriviti compilando il seguente modulo :

• modulo studenti del Collegio Fonda
• modulo altri

Quando: 19, 20, 23 e 24 maggio 2022

A che ora: 18:30

Dove:  in Sala Cappella, ex Ospedale Militare.

Il corso di svolgerà in presenza.

Il 19, 20 e 23 il corso sarà tenuto dal Prof. Guido Abbattista del Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici dell’Università di Trieste, l’incontro del il 24 maggio sarà curato del Prof.  Massimo Livi Bacci, Professore Emerito del Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali dell’Università di Firenze.

Per l’abstract del corso clicca qui

Iscriviti al corso entro le ore 20:00 di martedì 17 maggio compilando questo form.

Valuta il corso qui

Il corso è riservato agli allievi del Collegio Fonda ed è limitato a 30 studenti. Verrà data priorità alle iscrizioni che giungeranno per prime e agli studenti che hanno difficoltà a seguire altre attività del Collegio.

When: 26th April, 3rd and 13th May 2022

Time: 6:30pm

Where: in Sala Pietra, ex Ospedale Militare, via Fabio Severo 40

Language: English

Fulvio Parmigiani is a Professor Emeritus of Physics at Trieste University and a Professor at the International Faculty of the University of Cologne. In this brief course he will report a short history of the origins and development of the American atomic bomb program during World War II. Beginning with the scientific developments of the pre-war years, he will introduce the role of United States government in conducting a secret, nationwide enterprise that took science from the laboratory into combat with an entirely new type of weapon.

Read the abstract of Prof. Parmigiani’s course.

Sign up for the course by filling in the registration form by Friday 22nd of April, 12:00pm.

Evaluate the course using this form.

The course is limited to 18 students only. Priority will be given to international students. The rest of places will be allocated on a “first come, first served” basis.

When: 9, 10, 11, 12 May 2022

Time: 6:30pm

Where: Sala Cappella, ex Ospedale Militare, via Fabio Severo 40

Language: English

The unfolding of the biosphere happened during almost 4 billion years of biological evolution by natural selection. Evolutionary units need to be able to multiply, show heredity and variability (heredity is not exact). Replicator dynamics originated in the chemical world but it is pervasive in the living world. Evolvability (being able to respond to selection by a population) also evolves: mutation and recombination also evolve. All this dynamics leads to an increase in biological diversity. Ecological interactions (competition, parasitism/predation, mutualism) emergence by and influence the course of evolution. Ultimately, coevolution in communities is the default mode of biological evolution.

Eörs Szathmáry studied biology at the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. After finishing his PhD, he served as research fellow at Eötvös University (Budapest), later becoming professor and head of the Department of Plant Taxonomy and Ecology. Szathmáry was guest of the Wissenschafstkolleg zu Berlin, the University of Zürich and the College de France in Paris. He was serving as permanent fellow of the Collegium Budapest (Institute for Advanced Study, 1995-2011). Since 2011 he is the director of the Parmenides Center for the Conceptual Foundations of Science at the Parmenides Foundation in Munich, Germany. His research topics include: the major evolutionary transitions, origins of life and the genetic code, emergence of the human language faculty, levels and mechanisms of biological cooperation, Darwinian neurodynamics and astrobiology. Between 2019 and 2021 he served as Director General of the Centre for Ecological Research in Hungary.

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Data: Giovedì 5 Maggio 2022

Ora: 18:30

Dove: in Sala Cappella, ex Ospedale Militare, via Fabio Severo 40, e online su Zoom

Lingua: Italiano

Patrick Karlsen, ricercatore del Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali dell’Università di Trieste  ed esperto di storia del comunismo internazionale e di border studies parlerà di una vicenda storica ambientata al confine tra Italia e Jugoslavia nell’immediato dopoguerra, poco nota ma emblematica della “diversità” di questa area.

Consulta la Locandina: I Monfalconesi di Tito_PATRICK KARLSEN_5_ Maggio 2022

Il seminario, in videoconferenza, è aperto a tutti, mentre la partecipazione in presenza è riservata a soli studenti del Collegio Fonda.

Iscriviti compilando il seguente modulo :

• modulo studenti del Collegio Fonda
• modulo altri

When: Thursday, 28 April 2022

Time: 6:30pm

Where: in Sala Cappella, ex Ospedale Militare, via Fabio Severo 40, and online on Zoom

Language: English

Even if the microbiota composition is considered stable during our adult lifetime, differences in its resistance and resilience arise in terms of temporal variations of biodiversity and bacterial relative abundances. This seminar will emphasize some informations on the yet underestimated temporal complexity of the human microbiota.

Valerio Iebba is Professor of Microbiology at the Department of Medicine, Surgery and Health at the University of Trieste.

Read the flyer: UNRAVELING THE TEMPORAL COMPLEXITY OF THE MICROBIOTA

The seminar can be followed online and in presence (Collegio Fonda students only).

Sign up for the seminar by filling in one the forms below, by  Wednesday 27th of April:

• form for Collegio Fonda students only
• form  for external participants