Unimpatto — University of Bologna

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Research at the University of Bologna has the freedom to develop independent solutions, enabling the exploration of niche and less common areas.

We can direct research towards applications usually excluded from traditional funding.

What does it mean to make a donation?

Supporting free research

We seek solutions independent of financial interests, offering a space for studies that benefit small yet significant communities.

Changing the world, for real

We take concrete action on treating diseases, climate change and social problems so as to improve people's quality of life.

Tax benefits

Making a donation offers tax advantages, allowing you to deduct part of the contribution from your annual taxes.

The projects we are working on today

Preserving the Astronomical Heritage of the Museo della Specola with the Art Bonus

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Down syndrome: Genome 21 project

New therapeutic approaches to improve the quality of life of people with trisomy 21.

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Personal experiences

A Better Future for Our Daughter, Thanks to This Research

We first heard Prof. Strippoli and his groundbreaking discoveries in 2019. For us, it was both eye-opening and deeply reassuring—we realised there could be a better future for our daughter, thanks to these incredible people. Their determination, passion, and dedication to the Genoma 21 project are truly extraordinary, and we will always stand by their side.

Jonatan Benvenuti e Valentina Pinto

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A deeply human beat at the heart of research

Prof. Strippoli’s presence is a deeply human beat at the heart of research. We place in him an instinctive and boundless trust. Thank you for the passion with which you nurture our hope.

Stefania Comi e Luca Pasini

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An opportunity to broaden my perspective as an outsider

Thanks to the scholarship, I was able to expand my horizons and transform my academic.

SOFIA ROSSI - Master’s degree student

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News

2024 Scholarship Goal Achieved

€155,000 raised thanks to the generosity of individuals, companies, and organisations who believed in the value of education and the importance of providing tangible support for the academic journeys of talented young minds.

The University launches the Art Bonus Campaign: up to 65% tax deduction for donors

The restoration of the valuable collections of the Museo della Specola will be the focus of the first fundraising campaign connected to the Art Bonus, a tax incentive that allows donors to receive up to a 65% deduction for contributions made in support of Italy's public cultural heritage.

5x1000: Allocation of Collected Funds

The last campaign raised €410,035.75 for research projects aimed at addressing the pandemic's side effects on younger populations.
Of this, €210,000 has been allocated to the Psychological Aid Service (SAP), €5,035.75 to a Recovery College pilot program for the student community, and €195,000 to a PhD scholarship and five research grants.

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