Elena Canadelli, curator of the exhibition on the 18th-century scientist Cristina Roccati, reflects on the role of women in research between past and present.
When AI gets it wrong: why it happens, and how to avoid it.
Cultures
Women, the invisible in the history of science
Elena Canadelli, curator of the exhibition on the 18th-century scientist Cristina Roccati, reflects on the role of women in research between past and present.
SocietyTechnology and Innovation
Inside the black box of artificial intelligence
Black box algorithms give answers but no explanations. Here is how they work and when it is better to use 'transparent' alternatives.
SocietyTechnology and Innovation
Fact-checking: what is it? how does it work?
Following Meta's decision to change its content moderation policies, a reflection on the ongoing research to combat online disinformation.
Cultures
When the encyclopaedia was born
An IMT School research project investigates the arab and medieval origins of the great enterprise to catalogue and systematise knowledge.
CulturesMind and Brain
Do I like it because it is beautiful, or is it beautiful because I like it?
A study investigates factors influencing the aesthetic appreciation of art.
Technology and Innovation
With paper instead of plastic
IMT School research paves the way for eco-friendly packaging
Society
School and inequalities: who is left behind?
An analysis of demographic factors related to the phenomenon of early school leaving.
Cultures
Poetry slam: when poetry goes pop
While waiting for the competition that the IMT School will host for the Bright Night, we tell you its story.
Cultures
Even the Middle Ages had its 'professionals of the future'.
A research project investigates the concept of time and forecasting of the epoch.
Cultures
How to manage 'dissonant' cultural heritage
A case study from East Germany analyses the challenges of embracing uncomfortable legacies from the recent past.
Society
The right tool for the (misinformation) job
Conceived as an 'open' guide, it identifies the most effective tools depending on the context.
Video
6. Ships, waves and virtual simulations - How mathematics helps design objects
How neuroscience seeks to improve corporate life
A right for culture
When business ideas arise from people's needs
The sleeping brain
Lost in translation
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