Natural materials, craftsmanship, and technologies for urban heritage, artificial intelligence applied to restoration, predictive design, and the durability of large urban and civil works are all areas of extraordinary activity in which cooperation between different types of intelligence can have extraordinary social, environmental, and cultural effects.
Speakers:
Filippo Calcerano (Senior Researcher, Institute of Cultural Heritage Sciences – CNR), Massimiliano Lo Turco (Full Professor of Heritage Research Methodologies, Turin Polytechnic), Antonino Valenza (Full Professor of Materials Science and Technology, University of Palermo), Gian Marco Revel (Full Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Marche), Mauro Franzolini (Secretary General of Feneal UIL), Matteo Fabbri (Representative of CNA Costruzioni), Daniela Scaccia (National Secretary of ANAEPA-Confartigianato Edilizia), Luca Bussolino (Managing Partner and Head of Strategy and Innovation CRA Carlo Ratti Associati), Paolo Boccardelli (Rector Luiss Guido Carli), Federica Brancaccio (President ANCE), Pietrangelo Buttafuoco (President of La Biennale di Venezia), Anna Maria Bernini (Minister for Universities and Research), Matteo Salvini (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Transport), Sebastiano Maffettone (Director Ethos Luiss Observatory), Daniele Pittèri (President of Mecenate 90).
