The introduction of the Science Citation Index changed who gets noticed, promoted, and funded in academia

A study conducted by Simone Cremaschi reveals how, 80 years post-World War II, the collective memory of the past still influences civic behavior and social engagement in many local communities. Through public ceremonies, monuments and shared narratives, history continues to inspire collective mobilizations and reinforce cultural identity

The Bocconi cryptographer and director of the Department of Computing Sciences joins a prestigious scientific club

A new approach to assessing uncertainty

Poverty is passed on from generation to generation, but not everywhere with the same intensity. A study reveals how Denmark manages to break the cycle with robust public systems, while in the US weak social safety nets condemn many to a predetermined future. Looking at both virtuous models and critical challenges, research shows that poverty is not fate, but a political choice

New research shows we may be hitting the ceiling of how persuasive large language models can get with a single political message