The end of the Domosens Alternating school and job project, or progetto alternanza scuola-lavoro is an opportunity for assessing its results and put them in the service of the school system and the ecosystem of local communities innovation.

FBK will participate in two events part of the 2017 Festival of Economics: Paolo Traverso, director of the ICT Center, and Stefano Merler, Head of FBK's DPCS Research Unit, will be giving talks.

FBK will participate in two events part of the 2017 Festival of Economics: Paolo Traverso, director of the ICT Center, and Stefano Merler, Head of FBK's DPCS Research Unit, will be giving talks.

In cooperation with the research project “Tiefe Meinungsverschiedenheiten/Deep Disagreements”, coordinated by the Humboldt University Berlin and the University of Freiburg, the Center for Religious Studies (FBK-ISR) will host the international conference “Arguing Religion: Disagreement, Recognition, and the Reach of Argumentative Debate” (FBK, 6-8 June 2017).

The Center of Religious Studies (FBK-ISR) organizes an international conference in collaboration with the European Research Council (ERC) in Innsbruck: "Tradition and traditionalisms" holds on June, 12 and 13.

This first general EDPOP conference aims to bring together European specialists in the field of popular print. This conference is one of the activities of the international network ‘European Dimensions of Popular Print Culture’, financed by NWO (Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research).

This fist general EDPOP conference aims to bring together European specialists in the fieldof popular print. Although popular print culture has been studied intensively since the 1960’s, this was done mainly with a regional or national focus, based on the assumption that popular print in the vernacular had a limited geographical reach. Recent research has revealed however, that popular print culture had strong European characteristics and an often transnational infrastructure. In order to answer the question how European popular print culture was in the period 1450-1900, we have to discuss diferent starting points, approaches and methodologies.

The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.

Roberto Viola, Director-General of DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission, is the protagonist of the fifth Bruno Kessler Lecture, an initiative promoted annually by FBK in memory of their founder, Bruno Kessler and that, during its past editions, has hosted top profile guests.

Enrico Letta and German historian Christoph Cornelissen will be the speakers at the Lectio degasperiana 2017 on Friday, August 18 at Pieve Tesino, on the initiative of Fondazione trentina Alcide De Gasperi.

The 15th International Conference will be held in Trento, Italy, September 6-10, 2017. The conference aims to bring together leading researchers and practitioners from academia, industry and government, to advance the state of the art in formal methods, to facilitate their uptake in the software industry, and to encourage their integration within practical software engineering methods and tools.

The 5th IMBSA is the key event in the field of MBSA bringing together the latest developments in model-based engineering, formal techniques, probabilistic analyses and cutting edge optimisation to address hard problems in the design of safe complex systems including software intensive and open cyber-physical systems.