Most challenges currently offered by the School of Innovation are organized in the framework of the ECIU University, where challenge providers launch their innovation challenge to students of the partner universities, who work intensively to deliver meaningful solutions.
A challenge to leverage open data and develop creative and practical citizen-centric services.
A challenge to find innovative, creative and feasible solutions to realize sustainable mobility connections and enhance the biodiversity of the urban ecosystem.
The challenge and focus of Schenk is to ensure that all the efforts and commitment to sustainability are communicated in a complete and exhaustive way, by conveying a very clear message about where the company is going to.
The Leather tanning industry is often perceived as particularly resource intensive. In fact, in the last period and particularly in the last years it has steadily drawn inspiration from the UN sustainable development goals, which boosted its vision towards consistent investments in innovation, efficiency and sustainability.
Synthetic biology has the potential to bring about epochal changes in medicine, agriculture, industry, ethics. It is crucial to engage not just practitioners and politicians, but the whole society in the debate about how best to guide this research field in a safe and socially useful direction.
The telecommunication market is reaching saturation in terms of offered bandwidth, with new entrants who increase the sector’s competitiveness, thereby lowering prices and increasing players’ efficiency.
In recent years, peripheral territories have often been considered as a dormitory, from which people commute daily to city centers.
A two day Design Sprint during which students analyzed, evaluated and re-design.
The grand topic of the challenge is distribution and delivery of local agricultural production to help small farmers and allow a healthy lifestyle for the population.
In the context of the “Design your future!” challenge, students were asked to invent an educational game for the MUSE Museum in Trento focusing on the mechanism, challenges, opportunities and risks of synthetic biology. Teams defined the target, the number of players, the game mode, the goal, the rules and a business model for their product and presented their projects in front of a jury.
Join our challenges and experience what it looks like to work in intercultural, international, and interdisciplinary teams, solving real societal problems offered by companies, institutions, organizations, and associations. You will learn and put into practice innovative tools and stimulate your soft skills in a playful learning environment.
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