From research to industry: the challenge for tomorrow’s Europe

FBK’s Center for Cybersecurity supported the company through a process of technical analysis and risk governance as part of InnovAction.

There will be 13,000 innovative ultra-fast silicon detectors, developed and produced by FBK, installed at the heart of the CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid) experiment at CERN in Geneva. The project, launched with INFN Turin, will help study and measure particle physics phenomena with greater precision.

From the annual research and industry event focused on tomorrow’s Europe to the new leadership at the Center for Digital Health & Wellbeing, and from deepfakes to the Olympics: the FBK initiatives that made headlines in February

An important step forward in protecting children’s eyesight has been marked by the publication in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, of the study “Digital infrared reflex testing and asynchronous teleconsultation for infant eye screening.”

The initiative, created by FBK, is dedicated to sustainable mobility in schools. In Ferrara, the national event featuring “educAttore” Michele Dotti involved students from across Italy. Trentino is also part of the project.

The annual PhD Day is back, offering the FBK PhD student community a chance to connect, discover one another’s research paths, and draw inspiration from colleagues with different personal and professional backgrounds. Awards were presented for the best posters and to those who distinguished themselves for their scientific output