Enriching the regional network of UNESCO Chairs – alongside the Plantae Medicinales Mediterraneae Chair at the University of Salerno, led by Chair Holder Prof. Rita Patrizia Aquino, and seven other […]
The Minerva Garden, the historic green heart of Salerno, celebrates its 25th anniversary with an exceptional late opening until 10:30 pm. The event featured guided tours, storytelling, and a theatrical […]
The UNESCO Chair Plantae Medicinales Mediterraneae took part in the 73rd International Congress and Annual Meeting of the Society for Medicinal Plant and Natural Product Research (GA), held in Naples […]
Salerno UNESCO Chair is proud to announce the re-opening of Minerva Garden, recently restored and extended using innovative technologies and following a massive philological renovation, thanks to Luciano Mauro, co-founder […]
Dr. Giovanni Canora, co-founder of the Chair, is the organizer of the on-field activities for “Ethnobotanical Investigation”, a project conceived by Conservatorio di Etnobotanica (Castelluccio Superiore, Pz, Italy), partner of […]
The Commission for Public Affairs of RECUI in collaboration with the Italian Association, Youth for UNESCO organize the fascinating 1st_Forum_World_Youth_Skills_Day which will be held in Rome on July 15th 2025. […]
ASPnet, the UNESCO Italian Associated Schools Project Network and Ministry of Education in collaboration with CRIF (Research Center for Phylosophic Investigation) and UNESCO Italian Commission organize the ASPNet 8st Summer […]
Also this year the UNESCO Salerno Chair Plants for Health in the Mediterranean Traditions co-organizes and participates in the International Day Fascination of Plants Day 2025 – The fascination of […]
An interview with our Chair Holder, Rita P. Aquino, in the newspaper Sole 24 ore. Following a significant academic career in the R&D of new products for human health and drug […]
On March 31th 2025, UNESCO Chair Salerno “Plants for Health in the Mediterranean Traditions” is on Sanità&Ricerca– Scenari – the supplement of “Sole 24 Ore”, with a long artiche that […]
