Film/Movies
22. DALL’EUROPA AL MEDITERRANEO: IL CENTRO MARINO INTERNAZIONALE / FROM EUROPE TO MEDITERRANEAN: THE INTERNATIONAL MARINE CENTER (30 min) (1994)
VERSIONE ITALIANA
ENGLISH VERSION
| Scritto da/written by: Silvana Vallerga, Stefano Guerzoni, Lucio Morettini, Diego Luis Gonzalez, Dario Nobili, Renato Covacci |
| Diretto da/directed by: Lucio Morettini, Diego Luis Gonzàlez |
| Consulenza scientifica/Scientific advice: Silvana Vallerga, Simon Archer, Stefano Guerzoni, Renato Covacci |
| Fotografia/Photography: Paolo Ricchi (Action video – Modena), Lucio Morettini, Diego Luis Gonzalez |
| Post produzione/Post production: Action video – Modena |
| Istituzioni/Institutions: Programma UE STRIDE, Centro Marino Internazionale |
Note:
Video Betacam, durata 20′, versioni italiana e inglese (1994)
Il film illustra l’attività dell’International Marine Centre di Oristano, un’istituzione sostenuta dall’Unione Europea e promossa da istituzioni locali e da centri di ricerca internazionali, tra cui il CNR, volta a compiere ricerche ed iniziative per lo sviluppo sostenibile dell’ambiente marino e costiero in Sardegna e nell’intero bacino del Mediterraneo. Il film è stato realizzato con il supporto della Commissione Europea, Direzione generale per la ricerca e lo sviluppo scientifico.
Notes:
Video Betacam, duration 20′, Italian and English versions (1994)
The film illustrates the activity of the International Marine Center of Oristano, an institution supported by the European Union and promoted by local institutions and international research centers, including the CNR, aimed at carrying out research and initiatives for the sustainable development of marine and coastal environment in Sardinia and in the entire Mediterranean basin. The film was made with the support of the European Commission, Directorate General for Scientific Research and Development.
Area of Research
The Territorial Area of Research in Bologna is a campus that hosts the headquarters (main or local) of 7 CNR and 2 INAF institutes.
CNR-IMM
The CNR-IMM Bologna Unit is part of CNR-IMM, an Institute belonging to the Physics and Matter Technologies Department of the National Council of Research and organized in 5 Units and one Headquarters.