Events archive

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.

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.

Fourth Edition of the Best Paper Prize in Public Policy Evaluation, in conjunction with the course “Panel Data for Causal Research Designs”, organised by the Italian Econometric Association (SIdE-IEA) and the Research Institute for the Evaluation of Public Policies (FBK-IRVAPP). Deadline to submit applications is the 10th of April 2026

Elio Salvadori will attend the 11th Games for Health Europe Conference “Beyond the Hype”, presenting the Erasmus+ GAMEON project, which leverages entertainment games and real-life gamified missions to enhance engagement, skill transfer, and accessibility of support for autistic individuals.

Open until April 8 applications for the General Track of the “International FBK Summer School for Data Science and AI-based Interdisciplinary Research”, scheduled to take place in Trento from 21 June to 4 July 2026,

Hatedemics, final event.

Elisa Ricci, ELLIS Fellow, FBK and UniTN will be among the speakers at FoMo 2026!

Paolo Traverso and Monica Consolandi from FBK participate in ICEEL 2026, conceived as an interdisciplinary and dialogical space. Scientists, clinicians, ethicists, theologians, philosophers, communicators, artists, and members of the interested public are invited to engage one another across disciplinary boundaries.

Raffaele Giaffreda (FBK) acts as keynote speaker in the session on services and utilities for smart agriculture at the international scientific conference dedicated to artificial intelligence in the agri-food system.

Talk about the transformation of the historian's craft in the age of generative artificial intelligence.

This seminar examines administrative microdata access in Europe, demonstrating benefits for researchers, policymakers, and citizens. It addresses access barriers through two parts: EU country experiences from data users' perspectives, and stakeholder benefits across policy areas.

After 1933, half a million refugees left Nazi Germany, including roughly a third of the university professors after the racial laws of 1935.