The Space Economy: Is Italy Ready To Play Its Part?
Technological innovation is a crucial factor behind Italy’s space economy. But sluggish administration may yet hold the space program back.
The Significance of Giorgio Parisi’s Nobel Prize for Physics
Giorgio Parisi was one of three scientists to win 2021's Nobel Prize in Physics. Why aren't we doing more to build scientific talent?
How To Found A Colony On Mars: Alessandro Angione
Scientists, philosophers and poets have long imagined life in the stars. Thanks to six Italian students, we're one step closer to making that a reality.
Is It Worth Going To University In Italy?
Students getting a degree from an Italian university are forced to consider if it's worth the effort since they may not get the job they expected.
Thinking Beyond: ESA Astronaut Luca Parmitano
Our interview with Luca Parmitano, first Italian commander of International Space Station and Italics Magazine’s Italian of the Year 2019.
Studying Remotely: What’s The Future Of The University?
It seems likely that we will be studying remotely for some time to come. Could this be an opportunity for Italian and foreign students?
UFOs Over Italy: A History In Discs
As far-fetched as it might seem, the Italian narrative of flying saucers involves Benito Mussolini, soccer, and Elon Musk.
The Italian Rocket Man
Our interview with Mattia Barbarossa, the world's youngest CEO leading the space renaissance.
Pills Of Italian Daily Life: The University
What is it like to start university in Italy? Your bachelor's is like your second youth, but it's important to not get stuck there.
Italian Of The Year 2019: Luca Parmitano
Astronaut Luca Parmitano is the Italian of the Year 2019.