The "Summer Kids 2024" program, organized by Fondazione Bruno Kessler with Kaleidoscopio, allowed children of FBK and HIT staff to explore diverse scientific topics over two weeks. Guided by researchers Elena Missale and Elia Scattolo, the children examined nature through optical and electron microscopes, discovering unseen details of familiar objects.

Two young researchers from the SD Centre, Andrea Gaiardo and Nicolò di Novo, were awarded the ‘"Premio Trentino per la Ricerca - Giovani ricercatrici e ricercatori 2024" for their work on air pollution monitoring technologies and energy sustainability solutions.

In the laboratories of the Fondazione Bruno Kessler, a research team with expertise in superconducting quantum circuits has produced the first qubit made in Italy.

Light, it’s no light matter! An integral part of our existence, from sunlight to precision lasers, to the distant lights of the stars and the moon, light is a power that deserves to be celebrated.