Anassilaos Prize to honor young scholars and artists

The Anassilaos Prize for Art, Culture, Economy, and Sciences will present awards to young scholars, professionals, and artists on November 14 at the Regional Council hall. The initiative follows a tradition inspired by Galileo Galilei, emphasizing the importance of young contributors to intellectual and philosophical advancement.

In the non-fiction category (Ugo Martino Prize), awards will be presented to Giovanni Di Bella, a medieval historian from the University of Messina, for his work on the Papacy and the Mongols, and to Ugo Muraca, a doctoral student at the University of Messina, for his political biography of Giuseppe Rosaroll.

Additionally, the prize will recognize researchers from the Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria, including Gabriella Impallomeni and Francesca Aquilino.