The Nanoscience Laboratory Kick off Meeting 2019 will be held on December 11th starting from 2.00 p.m. in room A108, Polo Scientifico e Technologico, Fabio Ferrari. 
We are happy to welcome our new PhD students Dhouha Jemmeli and Riccardo Franchi. Dhouha will work within the PELM project and Riccardo within the project Q@TN.
The University of Trento was at "Maker Faire Rome - The European Edition 2019", the biggest european event on innovation! 
For the Nanoscience laboratory, Nicolò Leone presented the Siquro chip, a quantum random number generator (QRNG). The device exploits the quantum properties of light in order to provide users with sequences of numbers that are primarily random, but also safe thanks to Quantum Mechanics.
For more info about Siquro project: https://event.unitn.it/siquro/
The Nanoscience Laboratory, Department of Physics at the University of Trento (Trento, Italy), invites applicants to apply for Research Fellowship in "Biological neural-network signal decoding using Artificial Intelligence". More info could be find here.
Al Dipartimento di Fisica dell’Università di Trento si sviluppano circuiti ottici green, veloci ed economici per l’apprendimento automatico. L’attività rientra nel progetto Pelm, lanciato in questi giorni e che ha ricevuto un finanziamento ministeriale di quasi un milione di euro in tre anni. Tra gli obiettivi: sviluppare un monitor del cancro. 