Events archive

Conference co-organised by the Sensors & Devices Centre and the Centre for Religious Sciences (FBK) together with the Faculty of Law of the University of Trento, with the aim of concretely exploring the interdisciplinary space between science and humanities.

Workshop organised by FBK's Center for Cybersecurity, co-located with CIFRIS24.
Topics in Applied Cryptography 2024 (TAC2024) is a workshop dedicated to cryptography with a specific application, scenario and/or technology in mind, including performance evaluation, libraries and implementation issues, hardware and IoT, attacks and vulnerabilities, and requirements for unusual application scenarios; purely theoretical results are out of scope. Topics of interest include privacy enhancing cryptography, homomorphic encryption, secure multi-party computation, quantum key distribution, and quantum-safe cryptography.

English-language webinar organised as part of the AI4TRUST European project, of which FBK is coordinator.

Understanding mysticism as a multidimensional and multifaith phenomenon is not an easy task. What explanatory paradigms do scholars use today?

Broad participation of FBK researchers at FAIR's first General Conference.

The contemplative life, as well as aptitudes of wonder, of awe and the exercise of imagination, seem to return to the centre of attention and in the ethical-philosophical debate. How are these dimensions understood and thematised within our increasingly technological and digital societies?

Giornata è dedicata a scoprire come FBK può supportare le aziende nel superare le sfide di innovazione, attraverso 3 azioni chiave: AgrifoodTEF e AI Matters, due Test and Experimentation Facility (TEF) promossi dalla Commissione Europea e dal Ministero delle Imprese e del Made in Italy e InnovAction, un European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH).

FBK's Giuseppe Jurman will elaborate on the topic ‘Generative AI in sequencing: enhancing models by synthetic omics data’ in this webinar, organised by the AIxAI ‘AI for Healthcare’ working group.

The conference involves scholars from different disciplines to offer new perspectives on crowd research in history. It is divided into five sessions, dedicated to different aspects of the crowd: Images and Representations, Law and Regulations, Emotions and Experience, Politics, and Performance.

Lorenza Ferrario FBK acts as chair for the "School on Nanotechnologies" held on the occasion of the Nanoinnovation Conference 2024. The course is dedicated to Master degree and Ph.D students, as well as to scientists working in the wide field of micro- and nano-technology, with attention to both planar and 3D technologies.

Broad participation of FBK researchers at the 8th international NanoInnovation 2024 conference. NanoInnovation is the national reference event for the broad and multidisciplinary community involved in the study and development of micro- and nanotechnologies and their integration with other enabling technologies (KETs) in all application areas.

Application deadline August 31, 2024 for the "Artificial Intelligence for Weather and Climate Autumn School 2024." The School will offer a class of 25 students face-to-face lectures and application labs to acquire basic and specialized skills in using artificial intelligence methods in weather and climate science.