Geophysics

From 10 to 13 February, 400 researchers from across Italy for the 44th National Conference on Solid Earth Geophysics

The scientific community has devoted significant resources to studying the relative rise in sea level, a direct consequence of global warming, due to its status as one of the most alarming environmental threats worldwide. Coastal regions are recognised as being amongst the most vulnerable areas in

More than 40 scientists specializing in polar regions have published an assessment of the most common geoengineering approaches, concluding that they could be counterproductive in the fight against global warming. Among the authors is Florence Colleoni from OGS

The R/V Laura Bassi is scheduled to depart from Trieste tomorrow for a scientific campaign in the Mediterranean, which is scheduled to take place from 27 August to 15 September and is being coordinated by the OGS. The research activities, which will take place in the Gulf of Trieste, the Aeolian

A new study, published in the international journal Scientific Reports and conducted by two researchers from OGS, Umberta Tinivella and Michela Giustiniani, has modelled the stability of methane and carbon dioxide hydrates in marine sediments. This pioneering research paves the way for the

The OGS also took part in the event with the exhibition “Italy in Antarctica” and the participation of Florence Colleoni, representative of SCAR

A recent study, by OGS, UNIGE and BGR, was published in Scientific Reports revealing significant geological discoveries off the coast of Victoria Land in Antarctica

Representatives of the Institute were present at three events of great international significance in Nice