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  • February 9, 2026
    Seeking polyphony
    The first concert of the FBK Choir—led by Maestro Eduardo Bochicchio—drew an audience of more than one hundred people. The event is part of the FBK Sound project, carried out in collaboration with the Centro Didattico MusicaTeatroDanza (CDM) in Rovereto, which offers a space for connection and shared growth, designed to strengthen organizational identity and a sense of community.
  • February 6, 2026
    Milano-Cortina 2026: The Olympics Facing Complexity
    The Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympic Games involve not only athletes and organizers, but also the ability of research to guide complex decision-making in an era marked by climate change and geopolitical instability. From sustainability to the governance of Alpine territories, the Games become a testing ground for the relationship between knowledge and politics.
  • February 5, 2026
    FLEXIA: the new frontier of industrial flexibility launched
    Turning industry from a passive energy consumer into an active contributor to national grid stability: this is the goal of FLEXIA, an ambitious research and development project launching in Storo, Trentino. The initiative involves FBK’s Center for Sustainable Energy and enter for Cybersecurity and is funded by the
  • February 5, 2026
    FBK renews prestigious European recognition for commitment to attractive and sustainable research careers
    The HR Excellence in Research award is granted to organizations engaged in research activities that demonstrate progress in implementing the principles of the European Charter for Researchers in their policies and practices.
  • February 4, 2026
    January 2026: FBK projects making headlines
    From a special feature on the Foundation to measles research, cyberattacks, AI in medicine, and the future of work, these are the FBK initiatives that made the news in January
  • February 4, 2026
    AI becoming “normal”: Federico Cabitza’s vision for the future of digital health
    As he begins his term as head of the Center for Digital Health and Wellbeing (DHWB), Federico Cabitza outlines a clear mission: to take artificial intelligence out of the lab and turn it into an established, everyday practice.
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