OUR MISSION
Sustaining the intellectual legacy of Alma Dal Co in Science and Music.
OUR MODEL
Inspiring early career scientists to break down disciplinary borders, nurturing networks and collaborations to study complex biological system.
Rewarding outstanding young musicians.
OUR WORK
- Alma Dal Co School
- Alma Dal Co Award
- Alma Dal Co Memorial Lecture
- Alma Dal Co Music Prize
Institutional contribution by /con il sostegno di
Highlights
IV Premio Alma Dal Co e Concerto dei Vincitori
Conservatorio “Benedetto Marcello” di Venezia, Sala Concerti, sabato 5 dicembre 2026, 17.30
Il bando 2026 ha messo a disposizione le seguenti borse: Pianoforte (1 borsa), Canto solistico (2 borse), Direzione e Composizione corale (2 borse). La Commissione constata che, allo scadere della data di consegna delle candidature, manca quella di Composizione corale. D’intesa con la Fondazione, la Commissione decide di assegnarla al miglior diplomato Maestro Collaboratore, che accompagnerà i cantanti solisti.
Hanno vinto il Premio Alma Dal Co 2026:
Sanlin Wang, Zhengji Yang per Canto solistico;
Stella Golini per Pianoforte;
Jose Angel Sanchez Colmenares per Direzione di coro;
Andrea Marinelli per Maestro collaboratore.
I vincitori si esibiscono dopo la Premiazione nel Concerto dei Vincitori.
Per i 150 anni del Conservatorio di Venezia Benedetto Marcello, la pianista Letizia Michielon offrirà una esecuzione di musica di Chopin.
La Fondazione Alma Dal Co ringrazia Letizia Michielon per la sua generosità.
Ingresso libero fino ad esaurimento dei posti.
Computational Biology Symposium
Lausanne, DCB- UNIL, 9-10 September, 2027
This Symposium brings together computational biologists from different fields to highlight the transversal nature of their work, with a particular focus on the methods they use, including mathematical modelling, statistics and AI. By connecting seemingly distant fields, the meeting aims to foster new collaborations and spark innovative ideas. One of the sections is dedicated to Alma Dal Co research areas.
Hosted by the Department of Computational Biology at the University of Lausanne, the symposium will take place in a friendly and relaxed environment on the shores of Lake Geneva, offering plenty of opportunities to exchange ideas with colleagues and new connections.
The Symposium is organized by Sven Bergman, SIB Group Leader, and Robin Hofmeister.
Hosted by the Department of Computational Biology at the University of Lausanne, the symposium will take place in a friendly and relaxed environment on the shores of Lake Geneva, offering plenty of opportunities to exchange ideas with colleagues and new connections.
The Symposium is organized by Sven Bergman, SIB Group Leader, and Robin Hofmeister.
Alma Dal Co School on Pattern Formation in Biological Systems Across Scales
Venice International University (VIU) September 12-17, 2027
The School 2027 will bring together for 5 days 50 scientists across the sciences to explore the principles underlying how biological systems at all scales create and control patterns. The School will feature strong line-up of senior and mid career scientists as speakers, group activities and presentations.
School organisers
Allyson Sgro, Judith Mine-Hattab, Mathieu Coppey, Sara Mitri, Sven Bergmann, Jacopo Grilli, Samir Suweis, Simon Van Vliet.
