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Italian Research Day & Earth Day | ORA, THE LIMITS OF THE PLANET

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Italian Research Day in the World & Earth Day
ORA, THE LIMITS OF THE PLANET 

April 22 | 6:30 PM
Italian Cultural Institute @INNOVIT
710 Sansome St, San Francisco

Free Admission | Registration required 

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PROGRAM

On the occasion of Italian Research Day in the World and Earth Day, the Italian Cultural Institute San Francisco, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy and ISSNAF Bay Area Chapter, presents ORA, THE LIMITS OF THE PLANET, a new project by Imaginarium (Francesca Pasquinucci and Davide Giannoni) featuring live music, storytelling, drawings and animation.

A project realized with the support and scientific contributions of ESA European Space Agency, ASI Italian Space Agency, EGO European Gravitational Observatory and, INGV National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology, which have made available to Imaginarium Studio incredible sounds from space and underground. Fundamental were the exchanges and meetings with physicists, climatologists, and space experts, which allowed Imaginarium to build a poetic narrative steeped in surreal art based on solid scientific concepts.

ITALIAN RESEARCH DAY IN THE WORLD 
Highlighting the contribution of Italian researchers to international scientific efforts and promoting the dissemination of the results of their research is the goal of Italian Research Day of in the World, established by the Ministry of Education, University and Research in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Health.

EARTH DAY
Earth Day is a global event held every year on April 22, dedicated to celebrating Earth’s natural beauty and raising awareness about protecting our environment.

 

 

  • Organized by: Italian Cultural Institute San Francisco
  • In collaboration with: Consolato Generale d'Italia a San Francisco, ISSNAF Bay Area Chapter