The second season of Tech Stories starts, the series of video-stories where the protagonists are visions, aspirations, intuitions that are behind the progress of knowledge and its transformative power of the world around us.
The themes touched on by the videos also in this edition focus on highly topical issues such as the preservation of natural resources and the environment, prevention and health, artificial intelligence and the digital world.
The Science and Technology Park Area Science Park, which is the backdrop to the stories, is a place where more than 2,700 researchers, researchers, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, and technical and support staff work in 65 research centers and companies.
The fields range from genomics to new materials, from artificial intelligence to environmental protection, from precision agriculture to space and digital technologies.
These are scientific research and technological development activities that have to do with improving the quality of our lives, just think of the numerous projects carried out in recent months in the fight against Covid-19, to identify new therapies and new and more effective diagnostic tools.
Tech Stories is a mini documentary series that explores the paths that lead innovators to new scientific and technological developments, elaborates them through their gaze, narrating the unique changes they have been able to activate.
On your own life and on the lives of others.
The second season, online from March 15, 2021, has once again Pablo Apiolazza as its author.
Here is the program and the protagonists:
Episode 1 - The source of life
Davide Russo of Idrostudi
Behind the gesture of opening the water tap there is a world.
The network of an aqueduct is a system influenced by many factors, many variables.
Managing them is essential to ensure water for everyone in the coming years.
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2 The truth behind the pixels
Martino Jerian by Amped.
We now take it for granted that any event will be filmed.
But how much can we trust visual sources in the age of deep fakes?
What if a person's future depended on it?
Episode 3 Every life counts
Carlos Coda Zabetta of Bilimetrix. Every minute 250 new babies come into the world, more than half with neonatal jaundice.
A trivial problem that in developing countries can put their lives at risk.
An early diagnosis makes all the difference.
Episode 4 From data to knowledge
Federico Urban of Plus We live the information paradox: an infinity of data and a low ability to gain knowledge.
This is where algorithms, artificial intelligence and those who are able to direct them to problem solving intervene.
Episode 5 The world below
Marco Francese and Saul Ciriaco of Shoreline. Every human activity has effects on the sea.
Resources have been harvested for hundreds of years and today there is less fish and less biodiversity in all the seas of the world.
Saving this ecosystem means moving from awareness to action.
