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While waiting for the publication of the toolkit for local decision-makers, expected by the summer, some European case studies analyzed in the STARS project are presented in Bremen

In China to discuss issues such as the relationship between social sciences and technologies with one of the most influential academies worldwide

The forthcoming “Eyes of the City” exhibition at the Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture of Hong Kong and Shenzhen (UABB), opening on December 21, aims to engage a global audience in a critical discussion on the impact of new technologies – from artificial intelligence to facial recognition – on cities. Curated by MIT professor Carlo Ratti, Politecnico di Torino and the South China University of Technology, the exhibition pursues an open-source approach, and it has been conceived for full digital fabrication – both locally and through a collaboration with the Fab Foundation and the international network of Fab Labs.

The Italy Challenge Award and University Challenge prize was awarded to a Politecnico di Torino Teams

The world’s most attended architecture exhibition, opening in December in Shenzhen, China, will prompt a critical reflection on how digital technologies are impacting urban life. The Biennale's "Eyes of the City" section is curated by MIT professor Carlo Ratti (Chief Curator), Politecnico di Torino and SCUT (Academic Curators)

2 million euros for a 5 years grant at Politecnico di Torino to pave new routes for the design of innovative materials with various technological applications. Giovanni Maria Pavan has been awarded a prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant with his research project DYNAPOL - Modeling approaches toward bioinspired dynamic materials

UNITE!University Network for Innovation, Technology and Engineering officially launched

The Best Programs in the World have Been Announced at the World Incubation Summit in Doha, Qatar