Before the arrival of the August summer break where the heat would prevent us from fully experiencing the conviviality typical of an Aperitivo Migrante, we have decided to take you to one of the coolest and most evocative places in the city: the Murazzi. Built to protect the city from the flooding of the Po

It is often from small steps taken one after the other that one can arrive at weaving networks that go beyond what one had imagined. And it is from this ability that the international Migrantour network was formed, a project born in Turin and now present in more than twenty cities across Europe. Through the

A Poetic climate  A journey in verse where science and poetry converge Droughts, heatwaves, melting ice, rising sea levels, floods, extreme weather events, conflicts and forced migration are just some of the most obvious effects of climate change. According to the IPCC – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – there are tipping points that, if

It is already April and time seems to be slipping away from us in these times of pressing and performing routines. For this reason, we propose a moment of relaxation in the spirit of Scienza Migrante 2.0. With spring in the air, an evening aperitif might be just what many of us are craving. How

What if, in addition to a traditional menu from which you could order food and drink as usual, you could also order interesting anecdotes about physics, mathematics, biotechnology, biomedicine, computer science, veterinary medicine or literature? In order to maintain the dissemination of science as a central element of our project, and with the intention of

Scienza Migrante 2.0 project offers 50 free places. For bookings: bit.ly/3WXeq7r “The Imitation Game” Directed by Morten Tyldum Introduced by Doriana Medić, graduated in mathematics and researcher of the Department of Computer Science of Turin who originally comes from Apatin, Serbia. Doriana moved to Italy in 2015 for her PhD in ‘Computer Science and Systems

If the Scienza Migrante 2.0 project aims to be a portal to stories of science made by people who migrated to Italy to pursue their passion, the “Aperitivo Migrante” is the right opportunity to meet four of them in person. You will go from reading their stories, to hearing them first-hand with the possibility of

Directed by Milad Tangshir. Awarded as “best independent production” at the 39th International Week of Critic, an independent and parallel section of the Venice International Film Festival.

A coffee to share stories of migration and science: those who have left their country of origin often have hidden and unexpressed cultural and scientific knowledge. Knowing and knowing each other is the only way to enhance diversity and break down barriers and fears. Friday 27 September, 5.00pm – 6.00pm Royal Museums – Royal Gardens

Science has no borders, but all too often it has to overcome cultural, social and political barriers… Yet the advancement of knowledge depends on the ability to exchange between colleagues from all over the world, and the key to progress is sharing. From these two assumptions – welcoming by breaking down barriers and encouraging the