Aygun Garayeva

Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK, Italy) serves as a scientific and technological hub, boasting 3,500 square meters of laboratories and scientific infrastructures, along with a community exceeding 450 researchers, 140 doctoral students, 200 visiting fellows and thesis students, and 700 affiliates and accredited students. FBK's premises and platforms foster a vibrant ecosystem of co-located ventures, spin-offs, projects, and training opportunities. With a rich history spanning over half a century and comprising 12 centers dedicated to technology, innovation, humanities, and social sciences, FBK strives for excellence in scientific and technological realms, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches and practical applications. This pursuit is facilitated by a steadfast commitment to collaborations and exchange activities with various stakeholders, including public administrations, institutions, small, medium-sized, and multinational companies, as well as European and international institutions. Such collaborations enhance innovation capabilities, engaging the local community and economy in the dissemination of knowledge and technologies.