ORAL SESSIONS
Tuesday 16 September 2025 [11.30-13.00]
Sala Palladio B
35-1
11.30 - 11.40
Giamborino A.* & Contessi M.
: Marginalized and obscured, yet pioneering, inspiring and revolutionary: the legacy of Mary Anning
35-2
11.40 - 11.50
Roghi G.*, Giusberti L. & Zorzin R.
: A historical attempt to reconstruct the excavations of Ypresian Pesciara and Monte Postale sites (Bolca, northeastern Italy)
35-3
11.50 - 12.00
Histon K.*
: Historical perspectives and roots of geological studies in the Red Sea area by Arturo Issel (1842–1922)
35-4
12.00 - 12.10
Musumeci D.* & Roghi G.
: Scrope and his contribution to the Italian Nineteenth-Century Volcanology
35-5
12.10 - 12.20
Napolitani M.*
: Visions. The Earth Sciences in the popular literature of the 19th Century
35-6
12.20 - 12.30
Conticelli S.* & Peccerillo A.
: The historical evolution of the Petrographic (Magmatic) Province idea since the Nineteenth century
35-7
12.30 - 12.40
Sammuri P.* & Macini P.
: Early investigations on Italian coal deposits: Giovanni Fabbroni’s geological and mining studies in Tuscany (1790)
35-8
12.40 - 12.50
Argentieri A.*, Alippi A., Alippi C., De Ritis R. & Rotella G.
: Tito Alippi, the scientist of the ethereal
35-9
12.50 - 13.00
Candela A.*
: The nuclear issue: the contribution of the Earth Sciences in a historical perspective
POSTER SESSION
Tuesday 16 September 2025
Poster Area 1
35-10
Booth 143
Cossino M.*, Cappellina M., Castelli D., Elia D., Giorgione C., Patti M., Sandri T. & Senesi M.
: Bridging science and society: geological plaster reliefs as Interdisciplinary tools between 19th–20th Century
35-11
Booth 144
Macini P.*
: Valerius Faventies’
De montium origine (1561): a dialogue on the origin of mountains
35-12
Booth 145
Macini P.*
: Ramazzini’s geological field trip to the oil springs of Montegibbio (1698)
35-13
Booth 146
Romano M.*
: The fossil as evidence: Paolo Boccone and the emergence of naturalistic explanation
35-14
Booth 147
Romano M.*
: From curiosity cabinet to 'scientific' method: the palaeontological legacy of Ferrante Imperato
35-15
Booth 148
Fabbi S.*
: The “Montirozzi” of Civitavecchia: A case study of historical documentation of hydrothermal activity
35-16
Booth 149
Argentieri A.*, Rotella G., Capelli G. & Mazza R.
: Some liked it hot in 1852: a study about the thermal springs of Stigliano (Tolfa Mts., Latium)
35-17
Booth 150
Bellini F., Bellini D., Clemente F., Sabato L.* & Tropeano M.
: Geoheritage in the rupestrian town of Laterza (Puglia, southern Italy): the example of the Mascheroni Fountain
35-18
Booth 151
Faccioli M. & Vaccari E.*
: Communicating and representing geological phenomena in the Italian journals between 18th and 19th centuries
35-19
Booth 152
Vaccari E.*
: Paolo Gorini's public experiment on volcanoes formation (1872)
35-20
Booth 153
Lustrino M.*
: The difference between a sceptic and a negationist. The CO
2 business and the role of geologists in a greener future
