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  • 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 9, 2025
    Between Law and AI: The Journey of Elena Della Valentina, a Young Lawyer at FBK
    What could the study of laws and statutes have in common with a passion for the new applications of Artificial Intelligence? Elena Della Valentina, 23, a student in the master's program in Global Law Making and currently an intern at Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK), explains.
  • September 3, 2025
    August 2025: The FBK projects making headlines
    From Summer learning programs to heat islands and pollution, measles and cardiology studies: the FBK initiatives that made headlines in August.
  • July 23, 2025
    Urban climate shelters with TALEA: design and participation to counter heat islands
    In Bologna, a data-driven approach—combined with citizen participation and environmental sustainability—is being used to enhance both climate resilience and social well-being in the city.
  • April 11, 2025
    A guide for ethical AI adoption in public administrations
    How can we build an ethical artificial intelligence (AI)? AI Ethics Canvas is a practical and interdisciplinary instrument based on research conducted by FBK’s Digital Common Lab within the AIxPA project, led by the Autonomous Province of Trento with FBK’s collaboration. Riccardo Nanni was among the main players in building the canvas. This tool presents a set of questions to which a multidisciplinary team needs to answer to devise an AI-driven service for public administrations (PAs). The AI Ethics Canvas helps to balance functionaries’ duties and obligations with citizens’ needs by providing a clear method to address these challenges. It is available for everyone to download.