Events archive

This presentation discusses intersections between Japanese and Italian conservation theories and their relevance to the conservation of contemporary art, where issues of authenticity, variability, and material change challenge traditional frameworks.

Sonia Marzadro, Davide Azzolini and Olga Gorodetskaya will speak at one of the sessions dedicated to research entitled: ‘Data Literacy and Data Use in a Digital Age.’ The seminar will be held in English.

Luigi Crema, Direttore del Centro Sustainable Energy di FBK, partecipa all’evento dell’Università di Trento dedicato a favorire il dialogo tra ateneo, istituzioni e imprese trentine sulle sfide ambientali ed energetiche future.

This lecture explores how religious actors and worldviews shape international climate change politics. Drawing on empirical research, it highlights the normative influence of religion in global climate governance and its potential to foster ethical, inclusive climate action.

In this public meeting, Massimo Leone, Richard Hall-Wilton, Nicolò Crescini and Sara Hejazi – humanists and scientists from FBK – will explore the key concepts of quantum physics from different perspectives: from physics to semiotics and anthropology.

5th seminar in the series of meetings entitled ‘Humanities and Medicine’, organised in collaboration with the Centre for Religious Studies of the Bruno Kessler Foundation in Trento and the Department of Literature and Philosophy of the University of Trento for the year 2025.

3D historical reconstructions have gained popularity in recent years as powerful tools for research, education, and preservation. In urban history, they help visualise urban continuity and change and investigate past uses and experiences of public and private spaces.

The Language Technology Research Highlights 2025 (LT@FBK2025) event aims to bring together scientists, students, practitioners, and enthusiasts who are interested in language technologies and want to know more about the recent research achievements at Fondazione Bruno Kessler on this topic.

FoReSt is a new initiative promoted by FBK-ISR, aimed at PhD students and early-career researchers in Religious Studies. Its goal is to provide an open and welcoming space for in-depth discussion of individual research trajectories.

This talk explores what it means to access the real through attention, and draws sharp distinctions between Murdoch and Weil on the role of the self, with metaphysical and ethical consequences for the practice of attention.

This seminar presents DiRECT, a novel corporate tax microsimulation model covering 4.3 million firms across nine EU countries (2016-2019). It simulates tax bases, liabilities, and key deductions using accounting data, producing firm-level effective tax rates and book-tax differences. Validated against administrative data, DiRECT enables analysis of tax burden distributions and evaluation of corporate tax reform impacts.

The conference aims to contribute to an interdisciplinary reflection on the concept of kindness and the terms that refer to its semantic field, particularly in the study of cultures and religions and with reference to the dynamics that affect coexistence in urban spaces.