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  • September 21, 2026
    Science and games at the “FBK Kids Camp”
    The “Kids Camp – Summer Edition 2024” has come to an end. The initiative was promoted by the Foundation to provide practical support for families in achieving work-life balance and to offer younger generations an opportunity for growth and discovery through play and exploration.
  • September 21, 2026
    Toward zero emissions: FBK’s sustainability efforts, from strategic planning to the next generation of researchers
    September 21 marks World Zero Emissions Day, an opportunity to take stock of how institutions and regions are addressing the challenge of decarbonization. At FBK, research and internal management go hand in hand on this issue, making the Foundation's activities increasingly sustainable while developing the skills that will drive tomorrow's energy transition.
  • September 17, 2026
    Stress-in-bici: the map that evaluates roads from the perspective of cyclists
    The map developed through FBK research uses OpenStreetMap data to show how a road’s characteristics can make a bike ride more or less stressful.
  • September 16, 2026
    Technologies and connections for digital agriculture
    FBK supported Synergy Days Italia, a two-day event bringing together researchers, businesses, and institutions to discuss the future of innovation in the agri-food sector
  • September 16, 2026
    Pioneers of energy
    The 2026 edition of the “Pioneers in Research” summer school is devoted entirely to technologies in the energy sector, a cutting-edge field in which FBK actively contributes to progress at both the national and European levels. Thirteen young talents took part, participating in workshops and engaging in discussions with experts on hydrogen, batteries, and advanced materials.
  • September 15, 2026
    The never-ending Eighties
    Summer draws to a close with one of Fondazione Bruno Kessler’s community rituals: the party organized by the FBK Club, this year with the theme “Back to the ’80s.” Through games, music, and surprises, people share memories of the last decade without cell phones—an opportunity to have fun, get to know one another, and create or strengthen bonds of trust.
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