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These are the most important results of the international expedition M191 SUAVE on board the German ship METEOR, in which the OGS also participated

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The oceanographic Erodoto campaign, led and designed by the OGS as part of Eurofleets, an alliance of European marine research infrastructures to meet the evolving needs of the research and industrial communities, ended July 12. The expedition set out on July 1 from the Athens port of Piraeus aboard

From Trieste to Naples, with stops in Greece and the southern Adriatic to participate in three different scientific initiatives

The Minister of University and Research visited today the icebreaker Laura Bassi in Trieste

For the first time, geology has been mapped beneath Thwaites Glacier, a key area of the Antarctic Ice Sheet that is the subject of multidisciplinary studies related to its role in future sea level rise. The international research team, led by the British Antarctic Survey and in which the National

By increasing the frequency of data collection, OGS instruments recorded the passage of the cyclone that caused the flooding in Emilia Romagna

OGS contributed to the international study just published in Nature Communications that shows how past warm climatic periods played a crucial role in the formation of loose sedimentary layers

The call will provide the access to elements of the MINKE network

A new study led by the OGS and just published in Scientific Reports has revealed for the first time the non-uniform distribution of silicon in the exoskeleton of coccolithophores, both cultures and fossils of the species Helicosphaera carteri.