Events archive

Lorenza Ferrario (FBK) acts as chair for the "School on Nanotechnologies" held on the occasion of the Nanoinnovation Conference 2025, where Davide Novel, Antonino Picciotto and Ali Nawaz will also deliver lectures.

This talk begins with a brief description of the wealth distribution as a reminder of the extreme level of wealth inequality in Western countries. It then presents results from a real-utopian style proposal for wealth redistribution and discusses its promises and limits.

Davide Azzolini and Loris Vergolini of FBK-IRVAPP participate at the 18th edition of ESPAnet Italia 2025, dedicated to the theme “Technology, climate, demographic change: challenges and social policy responses in a world in transition”.

FBK will showcase its activities with a dedicated stand at this year’s Nanoinnovation conference.

Michele Bolognese, Michele Urbani and Emanuele Martinelli from FBK's Sustainable Energy Centre will present three significant results from dynamic modelling activities carried out within the HYRES unit at the 16th edition of the Modelica & FMI conference.

Martina Löw argues that the construction of space—both at the global and urban scales—is undergoing a profound transformation.

How can civic engagement be combined with the historian's craft? To what extent did the historical context and intellectual experiences of European historians who lived through the Second World War influence their historiographical path?

Applications are now open for the second edition of the Autumn School in Artificial Intelligence for Climate and Weather, the AIWCAS2025, organised by Fondazione Bruno Kessler - with the support of IT4LIA AI Factory and ICSC.

This presentation focuses on wolves as enchantment in Thompson, Manitoba’s tourist industry, focusing on implosions—the erosion of borders between meanings—while examining the industry’s faulting.

In evening no. 77 organised by Speck&Tech, Riccardo Gallotti will speak about “Persuasive AI: risks and opportunities in the age of digital debate”. The event will be held in English.

This seminar explores how workers across 176 occupations perceive Large Language Models—as opportunity or threat—and how these views shape policy preferences. Through a cross-national survey experiment, it explores whether exposure to AI capabilities influences support for economic redistribution, labor protections, and other policy responses to automation. The seminar will be held in English

Co-located with the 10th IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy (EuroS&P 2025), the workshop aims at exploring security and risk assessment in identity management systems,