Innovation
Alec Ross: Italy’s winning card in the digital revolution
Barack Obama's former innovation adviser and author of the bestseller 'The Industries of the Future' plots the road to take advantage of the fourth industrial revolution
Dear young men and women, be ready to put yourself to the test and create your own job.
The world-renowned German futurist Gerd Leonhard tells us what impact technology will have on the labour market in the next 20 to 30 years.
Corrado Passera: Illimity comes from the knowledge that things can no longer be done like before
The Italian manager launches his own start-up: a digital bank without branches and based entirely on cloud technology: I feel responsible for the community I come from
The ten best apps for schools and universities
Smartphone applications, developed by young Italians and non-Italians, that could revolutionize the lives of students and teaching
Discovering Human Technopole, Italy’s new hub for medical innovation
A hub and seven research centres for the fight against cancer and neurodegenerative diseases: in the former Expo area, a scientific center among the most advanced in Europe is being created. It will be open to everyone and will work with universities and hospitals
Bikeconomy: the future of innovation is moving on two wheels
The sector has reached EUR 12 billion per year, but bikeconomy goes beyond GDPs and impacts on the issues of health, innovation, sharing economy, inclusion and employment
The true value of innovation (and the public investment that is needed to implement it) according to Mariana Mazzucato
What generates innovation today, and which engines regulate it? According to the economist at UCL in London, the problem is that countries have lost consciousness about their ability to generate wealth. But change is possible - here's how
Labor and innovation, here’s what to expect from the second Conte government
Nunzia Catalfo at the Ministry of Labour, Paola Pisano at Innovation. Here's what to expect from the new PD-M5s government
Design for all, inclusion is designed
The removal of architectural, perceptual and cultural barriers and an interior design created to ensure safety and ease of movement. How architecture is moving towards design for everyone
The European labor market is still a long way off
Europe's labor market is still very fragmented, according to Nicola Countouris of University College London