Public research
The Autonomous Province of Trento, through Provincial Law no. 14 of 2 August 2005, promotes a territorial development strategy based on knowledge, recognising in the promotion, growth and dissemination of research and innovation a fundamental tool for the growth of human capital, the development of the enterprise system and the quality and competitiveness of the entire provincial territory.
The provincial research and innovation system operates with over 4,000 employees. It is mainly made up of the University of Trento, the Edmund Mach (FEM), Bruno Kessler (FBK) and Hub Innovazione Trentino (HIT) Foundations, around which gravitate a multiplicity of research centres, public and private, nationally and internationally accredited, institutes, laboratories and multi-entity projects, national laboratories, spin-offs and start-ups.
Highlights
Quantum gas research at the Pitaevskii Centre for Bose-Einstein Condensation Trento (BEC)
Understanding the fundamental physics of quantum systems exhibiting macroscopic coherence effects and developing innovative techniques of interest for applications in quantum science and technology.
Health, Nutrition and Lifestyles
Health systems, in pursuing the objective of producing the highest possible level of health for their citizens, must increasingly be able to make effective and efficient use of the resources allocated to them. This can be achieved through a variety of instruments, one of which, of great importance, is certainly health research and innovation.
Press Releases
Closed projects archive
Research projects financed through Calls for Proposals
Provincial Law No. 14 of 2 August 2005 established the single research fund (Art. 17), intended for the financing of scientific and technological research programmes, projects and agreements and divided into separate sections for the University of Trento, the Bruno Kessler and Edmund Mach foundations, businesses, the functional entities of the Province and other entities or subjects that carry out research activities in the province.
Major projects - Research projects financed by Provincial Law 14/2005
Since 2016, 'project sheets' have been prepared for projects reported by the Research and Innovation Committee of the Province (CRI) and for 'Major Projects' financed by the Autonomous Province of Trento, with the aim of fostering dialogue between science and society and making the activities and expertise developed within the provincial research system known to the general public.
