The week of 17 February saw the Italian phase of the international workshop organised by Politecnico di Torino and Ryukoku University in Kyoto on local development processes and strategies and social innovation in rural peripheral areas.
As part of Japan Hub project, Japan Hub’s new director Giuseppe Quglia has just returned from his first mission to Japan since his nomination in September.
On 4th and 7th October two seminars about construction with a positive social and environmental impact and the revitalisation of rural areas will be held at the Castello del Valentino.
On the occasion of the visit to PoliTO of a delegation from Nagoya City University (NCU), led by the President, Dr. Kiyofumi Asai, on September 19th two joint seminars, outcome of the ongoing cooperation between PoliTo and NCU, will take place.
Between the 16 and the 20th of September the School in Architectural and Landscape Heritage (SBAP) will host the international workshop inviting students in the field of architectural heritage to analyze the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Reine’s Villa.
Organized by the Japan Hub, Kobe Design University and promoted by the Consulate General of Italy in Osaka, the conference will take place over two days, focusing on the valorisation of the architectural and urban heritage in Italy and Japan.
Students from different Master's programs held at Politecnico di Torino travelled to Kyoto to participate, alongside five colleagues from Ryukoku University, in an intensive workshop focused on the future of rural areas
The international workshop jointly organized by the Polytechnic University of Turin and Ryukoku University of Kyoto has kicked off in the first week of July.
On Thursday, June 20th, 2024, two research groups from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering of Politecnico di Torino participated in a meeting with Dr. Noda, a researcher from ATR research center based in Kyoto, Japan.
On Thursday June 20th 2024, a Delegation of 21 Members of ANAV, the Italian National Association of Passenger Transport, visited the PoliTo Japan Hub upon recommendation of the Consul General of Italy in Osaka, Mr. Marco Prencipe.
During the visit, the projects of the research group of the Politecnico di Torino and the Japanese company were presented, with particular focus on collaborative robotics and human-machine interface applications.
