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20th Anniversary Trento Workshop on Advanced Silicon Radiation Detectors

Workshop organized by the Security & Trust unit of the Cybersecurity Center, FBK. Co-located with the Joint National Conference on Cybersecurity (ITASEC & SERICS 2025).

The event, dedicated to spoke 2 of which FBK is leader, will focus on Integrative AI, with the aim of presenting and discussing the project's progress, scientific results and impact, both in academia and industry, as well as outlining the strategic outlook for the coming year.

This paper examines the exchange of a small repertoire of physical materials between Rome and New Spain through Jesuit networks at the end of the sixteenth century.

Kick-off Meeting of the National Agritech Centre's cascade call, AGRICLIMA: an Information System for the management, exchange and analysis of data on climate change and impacts in agriculture.

The 1st Conference On Computational Social Science will serve as a collaborative platform to examine the intersection of social phenomena and computational methods.

Raffaele Giaffreda, AgrifoodTEF coordinator, FBK participates in this webinar to introduce the main key features and objectives of AgrifoodTEF.

Through an interdisciplinary lens, we will explore the processes that lead meaning to take on this enchanted quality, examining the mechanisms by which certain symbols, narratives, or objects come to evoke wonder, reverence, or a sense of the sacred.

This talk explores the mechanisms that allowed for the sale and circulation of objects and remedies at the hands of enslaved Muslim galley rowers in the streets of early modern Italy between the mid-sixteenth century and the end of the seventeenth century. The seminar is held in English.

In the centenary year of Bruno Kessler's birth, the Fondazione Bruno Kessler and the University of Trento wish to pay homage to their founder with the show ‘Bruno Kessler. Cent'anni’ conceived and performed by Trentino actor Andrea Castelli and with the participation of the Cantori da Verméi choir.

By considering how the concept of vocation has not disappeared but fundamentally changed, I aim to reveal a crucial dimension of humanity’s enduring susceptibility to the enchantment of the world. The seminar is held in English.

The talk argues that a secular understanding of enchantment, as proposed by John McDowell, can be reconciled with theistic beliefs, opening the possibility of a divinely enchanted world. It concludes that enchantment can be experienced as an intrinsic quality of reality, even without a divine creator. The seminar is held in English.