FBK approves record budget again for 2026

Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) has joined the ANTHEM Foundation as a new member, bringing its scientific and technological expertise to support the development of innovative healthcare solutions and the growth of high-impact applied research.

What connects technology innovation and religious freedom? What kind of relationship links technological development, law, and ethics? Which questions allow us to critically engage with the transformations brought about by the widespread adoption of new technologies, rather than passively undergoing them?

The meeting organized by the Professional Association of Accountants of Trento and Rovereto highlighted that productivity and growth stem from research, innovation, and new local supply chains. With more than 30% of projects combining local companies and international partners, FBK remains a key player in the development of the Trentino system.

The first edition of the PoC by FBK program has come to a close. The initiative was created to support the most promising business ideas proposed and led by FBK researchers, building on cutting-edge expertise and existing research results. Its goal is to bring these ideas to market in the near future through spin-offs, patents, or other technology transfer pathways.

A tool designed to protect data and applications without relying on a centralized controller, developed during Stefano Berlato’s doctoral research and now further advanced within the SERICS national partnership.

Visiting scholar Mikko Immanen discusses his stay at FBK-ISIG and his research on Jewish intellectuals’ responses to post-Nazi Germany. He reflects on his recent book on Adorno, outlines the 2026 workshop he will host in Trento, and considers how current events are reshaping debates on memory and European history.