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  • SAVE THE DATE: Zero Trust, Infinite Possibility

    SAVE THE DATE: Zero Trust, Infinite Possibility

    Cyber attacks are not only increasing constantly, but are also becoming increasingly sophisticated and devastating. In this context, it is essential to anticipate threats and respond with fast, effective, and scalable solutions in order to build a secure, resilient ecosystem ready to face the future.

    On January 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM, at Luiss Guido Carli University, Sala delle Colonne, Viale Pola 12, Rome, we will discuss how to build secure and resilient digital ecosystems to support innovation, growth, and competitiveness, at an event organized in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

    The event will offer a multidisciplinary discussion on Cyber Security, bringing together technology, people, processes, and organizational aspects, with a focus on:

    • Zero Trust approaches and open, collaborative models
    • Concrete use cases and best practices
    • Emerging scenarios and challenges for the years ahead

    If you work in innovation, security, technology, or governance, this is an event not to be missed.

    We look forward to welcoming you for an open and practical discussion. Participation is free, but registration is required: register here.

  • SAVE THE DATE: Intelligenza Artificiale tra Innovazione e Regole

    SAVE THE DATE: Intelligenza Artificiale tra Innovazione e Regole

    Intelligenza artificiale e nuove regole: dettagli dell'evento nel testo

    An event dedicated to one of the great challenges of our time: how to reconcile technological innovation, governance, and responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence.

    AI is not just a technology, but an infrastructure that impacts the economy, rights, security, and democracy. A multidisciplinary discussion on these issues is now more necessary than ever.

    The event will provide an opportunity for an open dialogue between institutions, academia, and policymakers on how to build an innovative, secure, and trustworthy AI ecosystem.

    Participation is free, subject to registration.

  • SAVE THE DATE: Educare al Futuro: competenze, intelligenza artificiale e nuove sfide per la scuola

    SAVE THE DATE: Educare al Futuro: competenze, intelligenza artificiale e nuove sfide per la scuola

    On October 21, 2025, the Milano Luiss Hub hosts a day of training and discussion dedicated to the relationship between schools and artificial intelligence.

    Promoted by Luiss Guido Carli, Deascuola, and Intesa Sanpaolo, in collaboration with Accenture and Logotel, the event brings together numerous lower and upper secondary school teachers to explore the opportunities and challenges that AI presents to the education sector.

    Through round tables, interactive workshops, and networking sessions, experts from academia, business, and research will examine the role of education in developing the skills of the future, with a particular focus on critical thinking, adaptability, and the ability to understand and use new technologies responsibly and consciously.

    Topics will also include the relationship between artificial intelligence, skills, and the labor market, with a focus on the role of schools in preparing students and citizens for an increasingly changing professional and social environment.

    The initiative marks the launch of a new series of thematic events designed to provide teachers and students with practical tools to address the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence both inside and outside the classroom.

  • Comunicazione umanitaria, infanzia e intelligenza artificiale

    Comunicazione umanitaria, infanzia e intelligenza artificiale

    A discussion on a crucial issue: how AI can support — without undermining — the power of humanitarian communication, while keeping children and their rights at the center. The event will provide an opportunity to reflect on the relationship between new technologies, ethics, and social responsibility.

  • The Big Leap: Cisco e AI4 Society Luiss insieme per scoprire il futuro dell’A

    The Big Leap: Cisco e AI4 Society Luiss insieme per scoprire il futuro dell’A

    A multi-perspective dialogue highlighting the need to accelerate Italy’s digital transformation by investing in human capital and building ecosystems that foster the adoption, understanding, and effective use of new technologies. The collaboration between Cisco and Luiss confirms the University’s commitment to supporting this process, recognizing that knowledge of new technologies is the foundation for innovation that combines performance with the protection of rights.

    The event featured Paolo Boccardelli, Rector of Luiss; Gianmatteo Manghi, CEO of Cisco Italy; Alec Ross, author, professor, and former Innovation Advisor to Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton; Fabrizio Gergely, Cloud and AI Sales Leader; Massimiliano Caranzano, AI Strategist Leader; Eugenio Monteleone, Chief Operating Officer at Domyn; Sergio M. Savaresi, Director of the Department of Electronics, Information and Bioengineering at Politecnico di Milano; Maria Marcello, Research Assistant at Politecnico di Milano; Giuseppe F. Italiano, Vice Rector for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Skills at Luiss; Mario Merone, Researcher at the Laboratory of Intelligent Technologies for Health and Wellbeing at Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma; and Manuel Giuseppe Catalano, Researcher at the Italian Institute of Technology and Coordinator of JOiiNT Lab.

  • Signed MoU with Hewlett Packard Enterprise

    Signed MoU with Hewlett Packard Enterprise

    Innovation, education, and applied research in the digital sector.

    Today, Luiss Guido Carli and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at promoting advanced training programmes in digital technologies, high-impact applied research activities, career guidance and placement initiatives for students, and co-innovation projects bringing together academics, students, and experts.

    The signing was attended by Paolo Boccardelli, Rector of Luiss; Rita Carisano, Director General; Giuseppe F. Italiano, Vice Rector for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Skills; as well as Claudio Bassoli, President and CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Enrico Martines, HPE Director of Development and Social Innovation.

  • SAVE THE DATE: Kickoff di AI4Society

    SAVE THE DATE: Kickoff di AI4Society

    “With the AI4Society Research Centre, we aim to combine academic excellence with practical relevance, creating an impact on industry.”

    These are the words of Prof. Giuseppe F. Italiano, Vice Rector for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Skills and Director of AI4Society, in an interview given on the occasion of the presentation of the new Research Centre, established to examine the role of Artificial Intelligence in society and its impact on human well-being.

    The event opened with welcoming remarks by Luiss Rector Paolo Boccardelli and a keynote speech by Serafino Sorrenti, Chief Information Security Officer at the Department for Digital Transformation.

    The discussion brought together Massimo Chiriatti, Chief Technical & Innovation Officer at Lenovo; Vittorio Loreto, Director of Sony CS Lab; Mario Nobile, Director General of AGID – Agency for Digital Italy; Francesco Stronati, IBM Vice President; Maria Antonia Suma, Accenture GenAI Studio Rome Innovation Lead; Paolo Cellini, Chief Investment Officer at Deep Ocean Capital SGR S.p.A.; Carlo Chiattelli, Partner at EY Advisory; Roberto Magnifico, Partner and Board Member at Zest Innovation; Antonio Perrucci, Director of the Digital Ecosystem Laboratory at ASTRID; and Luiss professors Massimo Egidi, Valentina Meliciani, Antonio Gullo, Sebastiano Maffettone, and Paolo Benanti, President of the AI Commission for Information of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, who contributed via video message.

  • “The legacy of John Rawls 100 years after his birth”

    “The legacy of John Rawls 100 years after his birth”

    John Rawls was born in 1921. To celebrate this important anniversary, this conference aims to (re-)consider the future of political philosophy in light of Rawls’ legacy.

  • The Priority of Legitimacy in Domestic and International Law-Making

    The Priority of Legitimacy in Domestic and International Law-Making

    An inter-cluster seminar organized by the Department of Political Science

    Speaker

    David A. Reidy
    Professor at the University of Tennessee (Knoxville)

    To attend the event, it is necessary to register here and have a valid Green Pass

    For further information, you can contact the organizer, Valentina Gentile vgentile@luiss.it

  • Science, Health, Economics, and Society

    Science, Health, Economics, and Society

    The COVID-19 emergency crisis emphasized the strong interconnection between scientific consensus/dissent, cost-effectiveness of policy interventions and their implications for public health, social welfare, economics and society at large. The debate over (mandatory) vaccination, the evaluation of the therapeutic benefits and safety associated with off-label drugs, or still-to-be approved treatments, the psychosocial effects of distancing and lockdown measures, cost-effectiveness considerations of containment measures, the economic and political implications for our welfare, and issues of social as well as economic justice bring to light the deep interconnection of scientific enterprise, health systems, and society.

    Furthermore, plagued by deep uncertainty and manipulative attempts, the media system may have fostered polarization of debates and a credibility crisis towards science and the political institutions. Scientific dissent on policy matters are giving a new perspective to the traditional science from pseudo-science. In turn this raises the theoretical question about how to characterize scientific rationality in such contexts and how to deal with scientific ecosystems characterized by vested interests and hidden agendas: who decides what is science and what is scientific?

    The conference gathers scientists, economists, policy-makers and methodologists of science as well as the medical profession in order to take stock, analyse best practices around the world, and advance a multidisciplinary, evidence-based debate on industry and non-industry sponsored scientific research, containment measures, prevention and treatment prospects, resources allocation and their impact for health and society, in view of advancing proposals for the development of virtuous mechanisms that reward overall public and individual health and well-being.

    Participants in the discussion:

    Speakers

    Fiorella Battaglia (LMU, Munich)
    Alberto Chierici (NYU, Abu Dhabi)
    Juan Carlos de Martin (PoliTO, Turin)
    Alberto Donzelli (Fondazione Allineare Sanità e Salute, Milan) Cristoph Lütge (TUM, Munich)
    Caterina Marchionni (HELSUS, Helsinki) Antonello Maruotti (LUMSA, Rome)

    Marta Bertolaso (UCBM, Rome)
    Paola Binetti (UCBM, Rome)
    Paolo Ciocca (CONSOB, Rome)
    Vito Fazio (IFT-CNR, Rome)
    Sebastiano Maffettone (ETHOS Luiss Business School, Rome) Giorgio Minotti (UCBM, Rome)

    Laura Palazzani (LUMSA, Rome)
    Massimo Ciccozzi (UCBM, Rome)
    Alessandro Vespignani (Northeastern University, Boston)

    Links for attending the conference online (on Teams):