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The Communication and Media Office provides support for:

  • interviews with our scientists and experts;
  • information on events, publications, research projects;
  • speakers for events such as conferences, workshops, meetings, festivals, etc.;
  • being included in our media list;
  • questions and information on any other initiative.

 

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Media & Outreach People

Head Communication & Outreach
Mauro Buonocore

CONTACTS

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Tel: +39 0832 1902411

Latest News

MedFormer

New AI ocean emulator enhances safety and preparedness for Mediterranean coastal communities

CMCC has developed MedFormer, a novel AI assisted model that predicts Mediterranean Sea conditions up to nine days in advance

New Disaster Risk Management Peer Review Assessment Framework published

New Disaster Risk Management Peer Review Assessment Framework published

A new DRM Peer Review Assessment Framework (DRM PRAF) has just been released, marking a significant evolution in disaster risk

At COP30 Culture, Nature, and Education are linked together for a Resilient Mediterranean

At COP30 Culture, Nature, and Education are linked together for a Resilient Mediterranean

At the Italian Pavilion in Belém, Giulia Galluccio (ATEC Director and Vice-Chari of JPI Climate) highlights how cultural and natural

The role of education and training opportunities in strengthening coastal resilience: Key takeaways from COP30

The role of education and training opportunities in strengthening coastal resilience: Key takeaways from COP30

On 11 November at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the event “Empowering Coastal Communities: Science-Based Solutions for Resilience and Adaptation” discussed

At COP30 in Belém, forests take centre stage in the debate with the TFFF, the international fund aimed at protecting tropical areas from deforestation and highlighting their crucial role in climate policies. In this context, a new study by authors from the CMCC highlights that climate change will dramatically increase wildfire danger globally, with almost all fire-prone regions expected to experience heightened risk by the end of this century: “Climate-driven fire danger is not a distant or localized issue, but a growing global challenge that demands proactive action,” comments Maria Vincenza Chiriacò, CMCC researcher, author of the paper, and now engaged in negotiations at COP30 in the AFOLU group on Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use.

Climate change expands wildfire danger worldwide: New study warns of unprecedented risks in the coming decades

At COP30 in Belém, forests take centre stage in the debate with the TFFF, the international fund aimed at protecting

a forest

Linking past, present, and future: Elena Xoplaki joins CMCC

An internationally renowned climatologist with over two decades of experience in climate variability and extreme events, Elena Xoplaki joins CMCC

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