April 30th 2026 at 4:30 PM
Aula A, via Botticelli 23, Milano
PhD Thesis Defense – 38th cycle
Stefano Piccin
More information in the attache brochure.
It will be possible to follow the event at the following link.

PhD Thesis defence – XXXVIII cycle
Sara Monico
April 28, 2026 at 14:30 CEST
Aula MG, via Mangiagalli 32, Milano
It is also possible to attend remotely following the link provided in the attached brochure.
This 25-hour course offers a deep dive into shallow geothermal energy and geosciences for energy production, with a specific focus on the innovative technology of energy geostructures. By exploring how thermally activated geotechnical structures enable efficient heat exchange with the ground, the program balances rigorous theoretical analysis with practical design applications. Through dedicated illustrative examples and real-world case studies, students will gain the essential skills to integrate sustainable energy solutions into modern infrastructure.

For scheduling, classrooms and more information see the brochure.
For more information and registration for external students: francesco.cecinato@unimi.it.
This course provides a rigorous exploration of boron isotope studies, the chemistry of boron in the oceans and biomineralisation, and paleo-CO2 levels. The program serves as an intensive educational framework designed to offer a comprehensive understanding of this element and its significant applications within the Earth Sciences.

For scheduling, classrooms and more information see the brochure.
For more information and registration for external students: dawid.iurino@unimi.it

PhD Thesis defence – XXXVIII cycle
Giulia Tagliabue
April 2, 2026 at 10:30 CET
Dipartimento di Fisiologia Umana
Aula MN, via Mangiagalli 32, Milano
It is also possible to attend remotely following the link provided in the attached brochure.

PhD Thesis defence – XXXVIII cycle
Andrea Pezzotta
March 30, 2026 at 11:00 CET
Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra “A. Desio”
Aula A, via Botticelli 23, Milano
It is also possible to attend remotely following the link provided in the attached brochure.
You can find more information of the workshop topic, program, venue and cost in the following brochure.
For more information please contact Prof. Gianluca Fiandaca.
This course covers the fundamentals of geomagnetic behavior and the identification of magnetic minerals through standard analytical methods. It examines the processes of rock magnetization alongside techniques for isolating and interpreting paleomagnetic directions. Finally, the program addresses the analysis of directional clusters and their applications in geochronology and paleogeography.
For scheduling, classrooms and more information see the brochure.
For more information and registration for external students: edoardo.dallanave@unimi.it.
Acquisition of advanced knowledge on the following geophysical topics: numerical modelling of geodynamic processes; machine learning for geophysical data processing and modeling; physics and mathematics of fluid dynamics and transport phenomena in geological porous media.
This course is compulsory for students of the 39th cycle.
For scheduling, classrooms and more information see the brochure.
For more information and registration for external students: mauro.giudici@unimi.it.
Multicomponent reactive transport models combine fluid dynamic in the subsurface and biochemical reactions. This capability make these tools relevant for several transversal topics including hydrogeology, environmental geochemistry , critical raw materials, circular economy , geoengineering and geophysics. The course entails the construction of a groundwater flow and transport model, to which reactions such as cationic exchange, weathering and microbially-mediated reactions are coupled. Case studies proposed by the students are analyzed and modelled
When: February 23-27
Where: Aula Chiesa – Dept. of Earth Sciences, Via Mangiagalli 34
More information in the attached brochure.
For more information: daniele.pedretti@unimi.it
