#pocbyfbk

The initiative was established by the Autonomous Province of Trento and strategic regional partners to support FBK and UniTrento research projects with high innovation potential through Proof of Concept funding, helping them enter the market with sustainable business models.

The annual meeting promoted by Fondazione Bruno Kessler to reflect on industrial policy and technology transfer was held at the Tecnopolo Dama in Bologna

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

A framework agreement has been signed between Fondazione Bruno Kessler and Federazione Trentina della Cooperazione to advance applied research, support the digital transition, and foster technological development across the Trentino cooperative 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.

More than €100 million will support infrastructure expansion and talent attraction. Fondazione Bruno Kessler continues to focus on talent, partnerships, and technology transfer to shape the future of innovation. The next institutional and benchmarking event will be held in February in Bologna.

FBK's BoD and TS met in the presence of the Vice President of the Autonomous Province of Trento, Achille Spinelli at Progetto Manifattura in Rovereto

FBK positions itself as a scientific partner for companies, helping them navigate the complex challenges of our time and explore new forms of collaboration—ranging from solving specific problems to long-term research partnerships. A new webpage now presents all available opportunities

Quantum technologies and AI research to support to business ideas: our projects covered in the media and publications during April.

Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) will support 9 projects with high innovative and entrepreneurial potential. Each research team can receive up to €80,000 in funding, a training program, access to FBK’s facilities, and a network of contacts with venture capitalists and companies.