Raccolta di progetti del portale
The Cosmos Award was instituted to promote scientific culture in Italy and in particular in the South of Italy by instituting an international prize each year for the best work of scientific divulgation published in Italian in the sectors of physics, mathematics and astronomy.
The great digital exhibition of Google Arts & Culture “Once upon a Try” breaks down geographical barriers and makes accessible important content globally. The exhibition unites the collections, accounts and knowledge of more than 110 institutions of 23 countries, united to reveal thousands of years of discoveries and the great minds behind them.
The Great Organ of the Milan Duomo, an extraordinary masterpiece of art and mechanics, is at risk. With 15,800 pipes (the tallest of more than 9 m in the smallest of just a few centimetres) and 180 registers, this technological giant is the biggest organ in Italy and the second in Europe.
The Felder Award, launched by the Bracco Foundation on 25 February 2019, is an international call worth one million euros that has the aim of bringing back to Italy a talented young Italian researcher.
A work-experience project run by a secondary school for the telling of the story of works of art through narratives written collectively by students.
Nanoinnovation is the Italian event of reference for the scientific community dealing with nanotechnologies. Nanoinnovation, a national event of reference for the scientific community dealing with nanotechnologies promoted by Airi – the Italian industrial research Association – has invited
Five scholarships to allow young refugees attend degree courses in Pavia University, thanks to a project supported by Bracco Foundation.
To combat the growing spread of sexually transmitted diseases or infections (STD), due above all to disinformation, Bracco Foundation in collaboration with the CDI – Centro Diagnostico Italiano is starting in 2019 a prevention project in the city of Milan aimed at secondary schools, to encourage the adoption of responsible behaviour.
Since 2019, Fondazione Bracco has been supporting string quartets made up of young players participating in “Le Dimore del Quartetto,” an initiative that, following the principle of the circular economy, benefits both ensembles of musicians and historic homes by bringing them together for performances.
Nate nel 1996, in collaborazione con Bracco Imaging e le Amministrazioni comunali di Bovisio Masciago, Cogliate, Ceriano Laghetto, Cesano Maderno e Solaro, a cui dal 2018 si aggiunge il Comune di Limbiate, per sostenere il percorso universitario di studenti residenti nei Comuni coinvolti, situati nel territorio dove il Gruppo Bracco è presente con uno dei suoi più importanti siti produttivi, sono diventate una tradizione locale.
