Seminars, lectures, workshops and presentations organized by the Institute of Advanced Studies.
Lectures
Sala Armi, Palazzo Malvezzi, via Zamboni 22 - In presence and online event
Edge-to-cloud systems link devices and cloud computing for fast, efficient services. The talk explains how they work, why predictability matters, and key challenges and solutions.
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Sala Armi, Palazzo Malvezzi, via Zamboni 22 - In presence and online event
Partial Differential Equations are fundamental to science, shaping mathematics and linking fields like physics, engineering, art, and artificial intelligence.
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Sala Armi, Palazzo Malvezzi, via Zamboni 22 - In presence and online event
Prehistory has been used to exclude Indigenous peoples from history. Decolonial archaeology in Brazil reclaims their continuity, agency, and territorial rights.
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Aula "EMILIO PASQUINI" Via Zamboni 32 - In presence and online event
The lecture explores digital narrativity with LLMs as semiotic agents, redefining narrative as flow and meaning as a balance between interpretive openness and cultural decipherability.
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Sala Rossa, Palazzo Marchesini, Via Marsala, 26 - In presence and online event
The South Korea’s independent-director system under controlling shareholders, comparing it with Italy and assessing why current governance tools struggle to protect minority shareholders.
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Sala Armi, Palazzo Malvezzi, via Zamboni 22 - In presence and online event
Sustainable polymer science advances UN SDGs through bio-based materials,green synthesis,recycling,and AI-driven design,enabling cleaner energy,environment, health,and circular economy solutions.
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Sala Rossa, Palazzo Marchesini, Via Marsala, 26 - In presence and online event
With finite fertilizers and climate stress, smarter use is key: efficient crops, microbes, models, and digital tools to cut losses, pollution, and boost sustainability.
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Mosaic art spans ancient to modern times, but lacks academic study. Combining computational aesthetics and creativity could support artists and deepen understanding of beauty in mosaics.
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Using Solaris as a lens, this talk explores the limits and biases in defining life, and how astrobiology seeks universal principles to recognize life beyond Earth.
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How brain-muscle interactions promote resilience to fatigue in older adults, offering insights for interventions to improve mobility and reduce disability risk.
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How European museums represent 19th-century migration, exploring how objects and artifacts convey historical movements, exile, and immigration across countries like France, Italy, and Belgium
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The northern Black Sea was a key prehistoric crossroads, where Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens adapted, innovated, and interacted over 70,000 years, shaping human dispersal and culture.