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May 12, 2025HIV cure: maintaining focus on the risk of relapse in experimental treatmentsExperimental treatments aimed at curing HIV infection could increase the incidence in the population if associated with a significant risk of relapse. A Fondazione Bruno Kessler study published in Nature Communications.
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May 8, 2025A Sensor for the Smallest SignalsNicolò Crescini explains a study in the field of quantum technologies published in Nature Communications
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May 7, 2025Safer railways with the first fully autonomous rail vehicleFBK research powers innovation behind Italy’s high-speed rail
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May 5, 2025Artificial and collective intelligence for the most accurate prediction of human movementsA new algorithm — developed by FBK in collaboration with Italy’s National Research Council (CNR) — enhances the prediction of urban mobility, even when people deviate from their usual routines.
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May 5, 202535 Years of the FBK Clean Rooms: From Microelectronics to Communication Technologies, the Roadmap to the Future Is SetThanks to its consolidated experience in the manufacture of silicon sensors, Fondazione Bruno Kessler has won a €50 million grant to develop a new generation of microelectromechanical sensors and systems. Over the next three years, the Foundation will invest a total of €82 million to expand its Clean Rooms.
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May 5, 2025April 2025: The FBK projects making headlinesQuantum technologies and AI research to support to business ideas: our projects covered in the media and publications during April.