Third Mission

Mission

The Third Mission Committee promotes and coordinates the activities of the Department of Veterinary Sciences aimed at disseminating knowledge and developing innovative initiatives for the benefit of society, in accordance with the national ANVUR (Third Mission Evaluation/Social Impact-University) criteria. Specifically, the Commission fosters relationships with public bodies, businesses, and local organisations, facilitating the creation of agreements. It enhances existing departmental structures (such as the Veterinary Teaching Hospital and the Veterinary Anatomical Museum) and supports initiatives such as the creation of continuing education and public engagement activities.

Commissione Terza Missione 

Coordinator Micaela Sgorbini
Continuing Education Representative Simonetta Citi
Communications and Third Mission Activities Representative Lara Tinacci
CAVE Representative for Third Mission Alberto Elmi
Coordinator for School Relations Diana Fanelli
Administrative Coordinator for School Relations Susanna Burchielli
ODV Representative for Third Mission Diana Fanelli
Public Engagement Representative Angelo Gazzano

For information: terzamissione@vet.unipi.it

Monitoring Activities

Within the Third Mission, Public Engagement and Continuing Education activities are monitored through their registration on the portal Arpi.

The registration is done by teachers or staff responsible for each activity by logging into their personal area.

To make the entry process easier, the following tutorials have been created and are available for consultation.

Alternatively, you can consult the manual:

Starting from 2025, the department has set up an openly accessible online database where all departmental activities are recorded, monitored, and made public. The database is kept up to date by the individual faculty member who proposes and organizes each activity.

Commissioned research projects

Ongoing Projects

ProgettoProgramma di ricercaPeriodoResponsabileDescrizione
Studio prospettico multicentrico in collaborazione con Ecole National Veterinarie Maisons Alfort (France) e VIRBACValutazione della sensibilità colturale urinaria in corso di UTI semplici e complicate nel cane, e dell’efficacia della somministrazione di cefalessinaMarzo 2026-Marzo 2027Prof.ssa Ilaria LippiData la sempre maggiore diffusione di ceppi batterici urinari resistenti alle classi di antibiotici più comunemente utilizzate, lo studio si pone l’obiettivo di indagare la prevalenza di sensibilità alla cefalessina dei principali ceppi batterici urinari responsabili delle forme di UTI semplici e complicate del cane. Nei pazienti con sensibilità accertata alla cefalessina, verrà valutata anche la risposta clinica e microbiologica all’uso orale di cefalessina.