Events

This talk presents two experimental projects integrating generative AI into historical research and digital public history. These interdisciplinary projects leverage emerging tools and invite discussion of the next frontier of history education and research.

As part of the Third NQSTI National Congress, the National Quantum Science and Technology Institute (NQSTI) has launched QPitch, a call for proposals aimed at identifying and promoting entrepreneurial projects and start-ups active in the field of quantum science and technology.

In this webinar Raffaele Giaffreda, FBK and agrifoodTEF Project Lead, will present how TEFs help technology providers prove value before scale-up, thus reducing risks for innovators, and the concrete services available through agrifoodTEF.

The workshop addresses two pressing questions in contemporary German history that continue to have significant implications in the present.

Slavery in the Mediterranean is often seen as shaped mainly by religious divides rather than race. Yet dark-skinned enslaved men and women were often in the most subordinate positions.

Submission deadline: 19 April 2026! Once again this year, young researchers from the Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino Euroregion are invited to submit their research projects for the 15th edition of the project.

Workshop sulla cyber-sicurezza e le PMI

Workshop on Trends in Digital Identity - 20 | 21 April 2026

FBK will have its own stand at the 18th edition of ICT Days, on the day dedicated to careers guidance and job placement.

In a world of crisis and "dimming luminosity," this Trento workshop explores hope as an interdisciplinary practice. Moving beyond optimism, it uses philosophy and literature to transform modern anguish into a "semiotic device" for dignity and shared responsibility, seeking new languages for an uncertain future.

A three-day training course on law, privacy and the AI Act, entitled “AI + DATA: PRACTICE & LAW”, organised by FBK in collaboration with the OECD Centre for Local Development in Trento. The deadline for applications is 1 May 2026.

Elisa Ricci will be a Plenary Speaker at SpliTech 2026, where she will give a talk entitled ‘Rethinking Multimodal AI Models: Beyond Accuracy, Towards Trust’, dedicated to the new challenges of multimodal AI and the need for increasingly reliable, transparent and responsible models.