Results

The study "Top-down convergence of near-infrared photonics with silicon substrate-integrated electronics", published in "Optica" (October 2021) and funded by the joint laboratory Quantum @ Trento, is the result of FBK's proven experience in the production of photonic devices and integrated silicon detectors.

Ghost imaging exploits the quantum correlation between two photons to transfer the information collected from one photon to another. At the Quantum @ Trento laboratory we are working to move from theory to practice and use this technique to build high-precision, low-cost and small-sized instruments for environmental applications (for example for air quality control) and medical (such as in-vivo analysis of biological tissues for diagnostic microscopy, e.g. for the detection of tumor cells).

Modern 3D optical measurement techniques allow you to inspect industrial components for quality control with great versatility, precision and also low cost.

With many new features, a freely and user friendly platform to independently conduct a number of analysis for which at the moment there is no other online resource available

Final report following the Artificial Intelligence and Religion webinar series (AIR 2020/21) by the FBK-ISR Center for Religious Studies, and relaunch with new knowledge challenges.

Three-year agreement for the development of innovative solutions to support the ecological transition of our country.

Objective: the development of an innovative program to further consolidate the Group's IT security monitoring.

Thanks to newly purchased equipment, we are moving from micro-fabrication to nano-fabrication of devices, for innovative applications in companies and in the space industry.

Social distancing and workplace safety: these are the main applications for businesses and communities that the Janus “two-faced” system, created in the laboratories of the Fondazione Bruno Kessler and the University of Trento, provides.

PAMA Rovereto adotta un progetto di FBK grazie al Digital Innovation Hub di HIT e Confindustria Trento

We highlighted the scientific results of Francesca Bovolo, Alessandro Cimatti, Manlio De Domenico, Paolo Massa, Fabio Remondino and Carlo Strapparava. The Scopus data analysis was published in the international journal Plos Biology

With a total funding of 5 million euros, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, in partnership with 15 international partners, will bring "automated planning" to the AI4EU platform