What are the ideals of the founder of H-Farm, one of the most important incubators of innovative start-ups in Europe? And his vision on the professions of tomorrow? A lecture by Professor Riccardo Donadon
Since the year 2000, more than two million surgical operations have been carried out with the use of robotic arms. Developments in robotics applied to medicine are ongoing and will revolutionise the sector, although the intervention of humans will always be required
They are the cornerstone of Italy's National Plan, and lie at the heart of the European strategy for economic innovation. Numbering 12 so far, they represent an attempt to bridge the gap between companies and universities.
The ranking is based on economic parameters and on quality of life: London, Singapore and Toronto steal the scene, with Milan lagging behind
The Nobel Prize for Economics winner Joseph Stiglitz reflects about the inequalities that impact society and the role of technology and training in overturning the rules of the game.
At the young age of 27, he launched Airbnb, challenging the cliché never to trust strangers, and winning the title of "dad" of sharing economy. What about the future of work and of the company? It all comes down to trusting others
The USA has over 4000, but there are only 40 in Italy. Corporate campuses were created to provide tailor-made training tailor to employees and become a strategic source of innovation
The Hub Criativo do Beato, soon to be the world's largest incubator, will open in Lisbon in a few months.
Nothing could be worse than closing up like a clam and trying to stem technology because we find it intimidating. All this does is make us lose contact with the frontier of innovation, and turn away the best young talents
What with apps and self-service tills, stores look set to change forever
