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Interview with Mirco Ravanelli, a researcher born in Trento who completed his doctoral thesis at Fondazione Bruno Kessler. Today he is a professor at Concordia University in Montreal and an associate member of Mila, one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence research centers, founded by deep learning pioneer Yoshua Bengio.

We met Helena Bonaldi, a young researcher in the field of Natural Language Processing, to hear about her experience at FBK and to explore her path, which may inspire those considering applying for a PhD.

Stories about PhDs at Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Federica Rignanese and Annarita Barone work at FBK's Center for Digital Health and Wellbeing to develop artificial intelligence models that predict cancer progression. From the analysis of medical images to the study of the voice as a potential biomarker, the goal is to support clinicians with tools for increasingly predictive and personalized medicine.

The annual PhD Day is back, offering the FBK PhD student community a chance to connect, discover one another’s research paths, and draw inspiration from colleagues with different personal and professional backgrounds. Awards were presented for the best posters and to those who distinguished themselves for their scientific output

For Space Jobs: the unique perspective of David Schledewitz, PhD student at the University of Trento and Fondazione Bruno Kessler

From Korea to Trento, the journey of a young PhD student who chose FBK as his scientific home and life community.

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.

An interview with Matteo Omilli, PhD student in Space Science and Technology (University of Trento and Fondazione Bruno Kessler)

FBK hosted AI Grid, an initiative funded by the Ministry of Education and Research of the Federal Republic of Germany. The program aims to strengthen synergies and foster collaboration between young talents in the field of artificial intelligence, while bridging scientific excellence with socio-economic impact.

There are many reasons to become a PhD student at FBK. The annual event dedicated to our community of young scholars is the right opportunity to experience what it means to be part of it. The winner of the competition for the best poster is Nazanin Padkan, followed by Vandita Shukla and Narges Takhtkeshha: an all-female podium.

The University of Trento has honored young researcher Sara Papi for her outstanding contribution to automatic speech translation and its application in complex scenarios.

A portal for the Foundation's doctoral student community