The Spanish newspaper quotes CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini as saying, 'I have slept many nights in this hall,' referring to the Hall of the 500 in the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. The title translates as, 'In search of the lost Leonardo.' (In Spanish)

The journal reports that CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini led a group of scientists in mapping the Palazzo Vecchio Hall of the 500, also using radar imaging technology to study the wall on which a Giorgio Vasari mural may be hiding the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece, the Battle of Anghiari.

In the science section, writer John Tierney reports that, 'If you believe, as Maurizio Seracini does, that Leonardo da Vinci's greatest painting is hidden inside a wall in Florence's city hall, then there are two essential techniques for finding it. As usual, Leonardo anticipated both of them.'

Ludovica Zarrilli profiles MIT researcher Leonardo Amerigo Bonanni, noting that Bonanni and CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini jointly created software that is a 'virtual encyclopedia about restoration.' (In Italian)

David Washburn reports for the Voice of San Diego on various efforts in CISA3 to use technology tools in and apply them to finding and studying great works of art, historic structures and archaeological artifacts and dig sites.

Columnist Robert Lee Hotz reports on the latest plans for confirming the discovery of a Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece behind a wall in the Palazzo Vecchio. Hotz quotes CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini as saying, 'If we succeed, we will not only have a way to find the Leonardo, but we will have a technology that could detect murals worldwide.'

Morley Safer profiles the work of CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini, including the art detective's quest to find a lost Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece, the Battle of Anghiari.

Writer Francis X. Rocca interviews CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini, and notes that he 'may be on the verge of one of the most spectacular art historical finds of recent times: the rediscovery of a masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci.'

Rome correspondent Sylvia Poggioli reports on the search for the "Battle of Anghiari" mural by UC San Diego-based Maurizio Seracini. [Online article and streaming audio]

Report on the agreement for National Geographic Society to work with Calit2's CISA3 and the City of Florence on the Battle of Anghiari project. [Includes 3-minute Flash Video report, both in Italian]

Mystery of a lost masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci is close to being cracked.

Malcolm Moore reports from Rome on the effort to find the 'Battle of Anghiari' mural, led by CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini.

The city of Florence and National Geographic Society announced a 5-year agreement, including plans for a TV documentary about the Anghiari project led by UCSD CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini. (In Italian)

Reporter Chiara Dino reports on the announcement of an agreement with National Geographic, to support a project led by CISA3 director Maurizio Seracini, to find the long-lost Leonardo masterpiece, the 'Battle of Anghiari'. (In Italian)

New York correspondent Philip Sherwell makes Maurizio Seracini, CISA3 and UCSD the centerpiece of his feature on efforts to discover lost, historic wonders of the world.