#webvalley

July 7 marked the wrapping up of Webvalley, FBK's summer school dedicated this year to air quality analysis. Eighteen youths took part in it, and they had to focus also on telling the results of their work, which was accomplished with the help of exceptional mentors.

WebValley, Trento-based Fondazione Bruno Kessler's international summer school, organized in collaboration with Istituto Artigianelli opens to a new challenge by involving about 20 girls and boys between 17 and 19 years old in a data science project dedicated to air quality monitoring.

The FBK summer camp dedicated to data science is back

The closing event of the summer school organized by Fondazione Bruno Kessler for high school students to be held virtually August 27,from 5.30 pm to 7.00 pm. The event will be streamed live also on Fondazione Bruno Kessler's Youtube and Facebook channels

The 19 participants of the online edition that will take place from 16 to 28 August have been selected

Second year of virtual edition for the format that sees students and researchers collaborating together during the summer

A new format: a remote collaborative and generative teaching innovation experience created by an international team of selected students, supported by researchers and teachers

The FBK summer school this year will be in online edition from 17 to 28 August

The student from Cherry Creek High School in Colorado (USA), awarded at INTEL ISEF, will be in Trentino for the FBK summer camp

This year the young participants worked on an artificial intelligence project for the diagnosis of brain tumours in collaboration with the Bambino Gesù Hospital

There are eighteen of them. They come from all over Italy and the US: the young budding researchers who together with FBK experts are developing a new solution of Artificial Intelligence for the neuro-oncological patients of the Bambino Gesù of Rome.

WebValley 2018: over 70 applications from 17 and 18 year-old kids from all over Italy. This year's theme: Machine Learning for Healthcare with Privacy-by-Design

March 18 is the deadline to send applications for WebValley 2018, the international summer Data Science School that, since 2001, Trento-based Fondazione Bruno Kessler has dedicated to young people between 17 and 18 years old.

The meeting "Artificial Intelligence and Us" hosted at Fondazione Corriere della Sera on November 6, has pointed out that man and machine are not antagonists and that a 'peaceful' existence in the era of artificial intelligence may be possible. As long as it we invest in young people and their training.

From June 18, in Val di Non (Trentino), the young participants worked alongside experts and researchers with the aim of creating a new Artificial Intelligence solution to anticipate fruit ripening and quality.

12 Italians, of which 6 from Trentino, and 6 Americans are the protagonists of the 17th edition of WebValley, which will open the lab on Sunday, June 18, in Casez, Valle di Non (Trentino).

With these words, Dr. Marco Moschini expresses his gratitude to the program organized by FBK in Trento in 2001 to encourage students from all over the world to live a unique research and study experience

Daniele Gadler ha partecipato WebValley nel 2013 e attualmente studia Informatica in una prestigiosa università in Germania

Speaking of WebValley, two students enthusiastically laugh and send us their stories from Cambridge (UK)

Federico Scrinzi, 2009 edition "webvallian", now works for Google in Dublin

Davide Leonessi, "Webvallian" of the 2014 edition, studies mathematics at Oxford now.

Below you will find the contribution of one of the participants of the 2014 Webvalley summer Internet camp. Filippo Quattrocchi currently studies mathematics in Pisa.