Research
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News Thursday 22 October 2026
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Online the first release of the ZeccApp newsletter
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Press releases
Press releases Friday 30 October 2026
Alpine biodiversity, from Big Data to Artificial Intelligence: researchers in Trento explore new frontiers in conservation
5th -6th November 2026 MUSE – Science Museum, Trento
Press releases Monday 19 October 2026
Digital agriculture and traceability: FEM’s approach at the centre of international exchange
Researchers and technical experts from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Ukraine and Moldova visit Trentino as part of the CLIMB project
Press releases Friday 18 September 2026
FEM develops the world’s first metabolomic atlas of grapevine varieties
Study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
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Press releases Thursday 17 September 2026
BREBCA scientific congress concludes at Fondazione Edmund Mach
Biological control of invasive species: 80 international experts discuss the future of sustainable plant protection at FEM
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Events
5 November
Events Thursday 29 October 2026
"In the Spotlight" seminar series
Room 6302 - 3rd floor
Palazzo della Ricerca e della Conoscenza
Fondazione Edmund Mach
Internal seminar – FEM staff and invited guests only
from 5 November
from 22 October
Events Tuesday 20 October 2026
FEM al Festival della Scienza
A Genova. dal 22 ottobre all'1 novembre
11 November
Events Tuesday 20 October 2026
Seminario Prof. Cornara
Sala 6302 - 3° piano
Palazzo della Ricerca e della Conoscenza
Fondazione Edmund Mach
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Seminario riservato esclusivamente allo staff FEM
News
Vini PIWI, l’11 e 12 novembre alla FEM la valutazione dei vini in concorso
La Sesta rassegna internazionale dedicata ai vini ottenuti da vitigni resistenti alle malattie fungine
Fondazione Edmund Mach mourns the passing of Urška Vrhovšek
The memory of an internationally recognised researcher and a colleague who was always close to young scientists