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Programs: “Research and Training”

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      • Bresso (Milan)
      • 25 June 2018
         
         

        Future by quality: life sciences and research in Italy

          The participants at this National Interest event kicked off their discussions by observing that the pharmaceutical industry is one of the main agents of modernization and innovation in Italy, with its success rooted in the historical events and conditions that have helped shape the current Italian model.

        • Milan
        • 12 June 2018
           
           

          Rethinking our future, with Augmented Intelligence

            This meeting and debate session kicked off with observation that the debate over the impacts of cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence, on the business and professional world, and, indirectly, on educational and social systems, has become a pressing one. The new prospects that they open up also call for reflection on the part of intellectuals and politicians, who have typically shown no inclination towards certain subject matters that, in the past, were the preserve of highly-specialized and circumscribed niches in tech circles and, to some extent, in academia.

          • Rome
          • 20 March 2018
             
             

            Mapping future leadership on the strength of experience

              Several topics were debated at the first biennial conference of the Aspen Junior Fellows Alumni, a group embodying a wealth of up-and-coming young talent already adept at conscientiously applying the ethos of Aspen Institute Italia from having taken part in the Aspen Junior Fellows initiative. The focus of the event was to discern, through the exchange of experiences and views, the challenges facing leaders of the future.

            • Rome
            • 20 February 2018
               
               

              Technology and Innovation. The Case of Israel and potential partnerships

                Creating and nurturing a local innovation ecosystem with wide potential spinoffs for the economy is a great challenge, but real success stories are still relatively rare. Israel may well be one such case, particularly looking at Tel Aviv and Silicon Wadi. More broadly, the Israeli economy has come to share several traits with the most advanced and creative innovation centers.

              • Rome
              • 7 February 2018
                 
                 

                Aspenia Talks – Economic relations between Italy and the United States

                  • Good evening.  Thank you Professor Tremonti for the kind introduction.  I have actually had the pleasure of meeting Professor Tremonti before, and as I’m sure you all know, he is a very perceptive observer of Italian and world affairs.  I am honored to be on stage with him.  He is the professor, and I am just the student. 
                  • It’s a pleasure to speak with you tonight about economic relations between the United States and Italy.
                  • I have been living in Italy, the bel paese, for six months now, and so in many respects, I a
                • Rome
                • 21 September 2014
                   
                   

                  Italian talent abroad

                    This National Interest event of the Italian Talent Abroad group focused on work, training and innovation as the key launching pads for the country’s future. It was noted that while the issue of employment is one that impacts on the whole of Europe, it has an even greater bearing in Italy. In particular, there is a risk of losing an entire generation of talent, thereby fueling a vicious circle, since the destruction of skills and expertise in many sectors constitutes an irreversible process.