University of Bologna

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The University of Bologna, known in Latin as Alma Mater Studiorum, is Italy's oldest university and one of the most prestigious in Europe. Established in the 11th century, it has a rich history of academic achievement and continues to be a leader in education and research.

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The university offers degrees in law, medicine, engineering, sciences, and humanities, among others. Its research activities span multiple disciplines, with particular strengths in life sciences, environmental studies, and agricultural technologies. It participates in international projects and maintains collaborations with industrial partners to translate research into practical applications.

Located in the city of Bologna, with additional campuses in other Italian cities, the University of Bologna serves over 80,000 students and employs thousands of faculty and staff. As a public institution, it is funded primarily by the Italian government and focuses on advancing knowledge for societal benefit.

In the context of the animal nutrition sector, the university has conducted studies on innovative additives, contributing to efforts in reducing environmental impacts from livestock farming. This positions it as an important research partner for companies in the chemical and agribusiness industries seeking sustainable solutions.

Also known as Alma Mater Studiorum, Università di Bologna, and Unibo.

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University of Bologna in chemical industry news

10 November 2026
Novamont and SILA launch Nutrilox feed additives

The five-product range uses microencapsulated fatty acids and essential oils for livestock nutrition.