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  • With Sarah R. Davies , Professor of Technosciences, Materiality, & Digital Cultures - Department of Science and Technology Studies - University of ViennaRoom 003 SISSA - Friday, 29 May, 9:00Join us for a conversation on the many dimensions of science communication.In this talk, Sarah Davies reflects

    Ilas

  • The next SISSA colloquium is scheduled for Thursday, 7 May 2026 from 14.00 to 15.00, in Aula Magna Budinich, SISSA, with Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore from the University of Cambridge, UK. The adolescent brain and mind Adolescence is a period of biological, cognitive and social development, shaped

    Neuroscience

  • The next SISSA Colloquium will be held Wednesday, March 18th, at 14:00 with a special lecture by Huib Mansvelder (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam).Neuronal Mechanisms Supporting Human Cognitive AbilityAbstract: Why are some people able to think faster than others? How neurobiological factors as brain c

    Neuroscience

  • The 2026 edition of the traditional Boltzmann Lecture will be held on Monday, February 23rd, at 14:00 in Room 128–129.  Michele Caselle, from the Department of Physics at the University of Turin and INFN, will give a seminar titled “Physics of Interfaces in the Three-Dimensional Ising Model”.

    Physics

  • The conference will feature over 40 sessions addressing some of the most pressing issues in contemporary science communication. The programme involves around 125 speakers, offering a rich and multifaceted view of the current priorities, challenges and transformations in the field. The event is organ

    Ilas

  • The next SISSA Colloquium will be held Monday, October 20th, at 14:00 with a special lecture by Gabor Tamas ( Research Group for Cortical Microcircuits, University of Szeged, Hungary )Similarities and differences of human and rodent neocortical synapses, neurons and networksAbstract: Experiments on

    Neuroscience

  • The Quadratic Formula RevisitedHigh school students learn how to express the solution of a quadratic equation in one unknown in terms of its three coefficients. Why does this formula matter? We offer an answer in terms of discriminants and data. This lecture invites the audience to a journey towards

    Mathematics

  • Lunedì 17 Marzo, 20:30 Hangar Teatri, Via Luigi Pecenco 10, TriestePrenota il tuo posto a questo link. AI, quanto ci costi? – Stefano CozziniL’intelligenza artificiale richiede elevate capacità di calcolo, fornite da supercomputer ad alte prestazioni (HPC). Tuttavia, questi sistemi hanno un impatto

    SISSA

  • Monday Feb 24th - Hangar Teatri Trieste, 8:30 PMReserve a seat: https://forms.gle/q5vrTCJHLWcENfE99“The Platonic Hypothesis: A Journey Through Neural Networks and Their Representation of the World”Speakers: Alessio Ansuini - Alberto CazzanigaPlato’s famous Allegory of the Cave raises a fundamental q

    SISSA

  • The traditional Boltzmann Lecture will be held on Thursday, February 20th at 14:00 in room 128-129 and will feature Sathya Majumdar (CNRS, Orsay) with a seminar titled "Stochastic Resetting".

    Physics

  • Scientific Machine Learning: when Fundamental Sciences meet Artificial IntelligenceWith Alfio Quarteroni - PoliMi, EPFL Aula Magna BudinichAbstract: Despite the extraordinary progress made by artificial intelligence systems in recent years, they remain prone to inaccuracies, uncertainties, and often

    Mathematics

  • In the session, we will explore stories and experiences from both a national and international perspective to understand what is happening in the media environment.  This is the third event of the initiative Future Visions on Science Communication.

    Ilas

  • What has so far been used for military, intelligence, and research purposes can now offer unprecedented opportunities for those seeking to practice journalism based on investigation and data analysis through this original approach. This is the second event of the initiative Future Visions on Science

    Ilas

  • From medicine to physics, the session will explore the lights and shadows of scientific publishing, offering perspectives and solutions. This is the first event of the initiative Future Visions on Science Communications 2024.

    Ilas

  • The opening ceremony will be held in the Aula Magna from 11 am and will be an opportunity to give a warm welcome to the School's new students. 

    SISSA

  • Three days of science in town for a new edition of Trieste Next and Sharper - the European Researchers' Night. Full programs are now available on the events' websites.To find out what SISSA is organising during the three days see here.

    SISSA

  • SISSA opens its doors with an Open Day! On 17 May, starting at 2 p.m., an entire afternoon to discover our university. At our campus in via Bonomea 265, there will be many activities for young and adults: guided tours, talks, a discussion game on artificial intelligence, visits to laboratories, dial

    SISSA

  • Under the artistic direction of writer Paolo Giordano, the eighth edition will be a six-day programme of meetings, dialogues, experiential events, and a vast focus on scientific books. But also shows, films, tastings, and workshops for adults and children.Full programme: www.scienzaevirgola.it

    Ilas

  • Who is ultimately responsible for the integrity of the scientific literature, the enduring product of the research endeavor? Authors and reviewers clearly have a major role, but journals and research institutions should play their parts as well. Conflicts of interest and general pusillanimity, howev

    SISSA
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