Department of information engineering and computer science |

Improving the performance of quantum computers
Research teams of the University of Trento are using one of the few functioning quantum computers in the world
Tetris is no longer just a game
There is a new way for hotels to accommodate more guests and increase their profits. The University of Trento has developed the RoomTetris algorithm, which ensures maximum room occupancy
Artificial intelligence discovers 100,000 new craters on the Moon
Research work published in Nature Communication
CyberChallenge.it 2021
Registration will be open until 28 January 2021
Covid-19 | Phase 3:
update 6 November

Welcome

The Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI), founded in 2002, covers the main topics of information technology and engineering. It actively promotes education and research across interdisciplinary areas with members of the departments of Computer Science, Engineering, Economics, Sociology and Cognitive Sciences. We are particularly proud of our PhD students, young researchers, and alumni, many of whom are leaders in academia and industry.

Prof. Paolo Giorgini,
Director of the Department

DISI Seminars

Some recent advancements in machine learning for embedded systems January 26. Registrations are open

Startup Tales

Startup Tales: a look beyond University Next appointment: 27 January 2021

Scritta Porte Aperte

Porte APERTE online Edizioni di gennaio, febbraio e marzo 2021: le iscrizioni sono aperte

Immagine evento

A certain idea of the future People, societies and territories in a changing world: 26 January 2021

HIT Hub Innovazione Trentino

Research and entrepreneurship in the health sector: challenges and opportunities Il prossimo appuntamento: 20 gennaio 2021

PI Stories From February 10 till June 9

CyberChallenge.it 2021: registrations are open Registration will be open until 28 January 2021

G7 and G20 Youth Summit Young Ambassadors Society is recruiting the Italian Delegates

Quality of teaching: questionnaires available You can voice your anonymous opinion now

Artificial intelligence discovers 100,000 new craters on the Moon Research work, with the collaboration of DISI UniTrento, published in Nature Communication

Acknowledgments by IEEE to DISI professors Fabrizio Granelli, Lorenzo Bruzzone, Maurizio Marchese, Claudio Sacchi and Nicola Conci

A chair in China for the University of Trento Paolo Rocca, professor at Disi, has been invited to provide training and conduct research at the Chinese university