Our Research
We promote integration and cooperation among the different research groups, both clinical and biomedical, to address and investigate scientific issues of great relevance with an interdisciplinary and innovative approach.
DIMEC is an international point of reference in all research areas, adopting a European vision for infrastructures already established or under development. The Department promotes an integrated, organized and innovative approach to biomedical and clinical research, with the aim of generating a significant impact on the economic, healthcare and social areas of the territory, becoming a model at the national level.
The objectives identified by the Department's Strategic Plan are supported by planning based on progressive tasks that are monitored annually.
In the Romagna Campuses, departmental research is currently focused mainly on clinical aspects, thanks to the recent establishment of university units within pre-existing hospital facilities intended for internship activities. This foundation represents a starting point for the development of further research lines, which will emerge with the consolidation of the educational and clinical activities currently underway.
Research Areas, Groups and Study and Research Centres (CSR)
Discover the areas in which the department carries out its research activity, the projects, the research groups and the CSRs where new knowledge is generated and developed. Each area comprises the academic disciplines (SSD) to which the professors belong.
Laboratories
The research laboratories are the venues where research is carried out and where innovation comes to life.
PhD programmes
A PhD degree is the highest level of university education and provides the skills required to carry out high-level research activities.
Departmental and Interdepartmental Research Centres
Interdepartmental Centres carry out research and training activities. They bring together laboratories, infrastructure and research groups from different departments, which collaborate to tackle historical and emerging social challenges.
Scientific publications
The department’s faculty is ighly productive in terms of both the quantity and quality of their scientific output.