The EGU2024 conference, a leading event in the field of geoscience, has just concluded in Vienna, drawing experts and academics from around the world to discuss the latest advances in Earth sciences and environmental studies. Professors Loredana Giani and Annarita Iacopino from the European University of Rome participated, presenting several posters in a specific section.

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For years now, proliferation of technological tools has been taking hold, albeit with some resistance, in the public sector since, as reflected in the agendas and public policies of EU member states, digitalization is a non-deferrable need, a prerequisite for the implementation of further reforms.

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The Court of Auditors is assigned the scrutiny of the economic-financial balance of the Public administrations in order to protect the economic unity of the Italian Republic.

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The catastrophic events linked to natural phenomena that periodically strike Italy generate an increasingly irremediable rift between the State and the population, which is also tangible in the litigation that has become an increasingly frequent consequence of disasters in recent times.

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This paper aims to analyse the use of artificial intelligence tools to implement an active contact tracing system for individuals living in at-risk territories. Thus, not only a ‘state of alert’ communication system, but a ‘contact tracing’ system similar to that used in some States during the SARS pandemic COVID-19.

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This paper aims to analyse the path of administrative jurisprudence on how the principles of prevention and precaution behave, the role they assume for the public decision-maker and the judge’s review. In this perspective, priority is given to examining the nature and ratio of the two principles, as well as the relationship between them.

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