Tenants

Consulting, system integration and design of cloud computing, social CRM, business intelligence and big data systems. 

Research in the structural and functional biology of proteins of biomedical and biotechnological interest.  Study of nanostructured materials, soft matter and agro-food.  Development of crystallographic methods and their applications in the areas of Chemistry, Biology and Earth Sciences. 

The National Institute of Optics has been carrying out pure and applied research in optics for almost a century. Its activities also include technology transfer and training, as well as metrology, consultancy and testing services for both public institutions and private companies.  The Trieste Unit is mainly involved in quantum sciences and technologies: – the Quantum Communications and Information (QCI) laboratory deals with cryptography and quantum communication and their integration into modern optic fibre communication networks  – the Artificial Quantum Systems (ArQuS) laboratory focuses on the quantum simulation of many-body systems with ultracold atoms via manipulation techniques at the single-atom level with metrological precision.   

Physico-chemical-biological research on hybrid materials, superconductivity and properties of DNA.  Nanotechnologies and innovation in converging technologies.   

Research in the field of solid-state materials and physics. Design of synchrotron beamlines in the soft X-ray band. Research of excellence in an interdisciplinary field among physics, chemistry and materials science. The activities range from modelling to the prototypical creation of devices, passing from the study of processes to the preparation and functionalization of materials, the characterisation of their structural and electronic properties, and developing new instrumentation and methodologies. Application sectors: energy, environment, systems of biological interest, electronic and magnetic devices, cultural heritage and enabling technologies (KETs). 

The Institute of Marine Sciences carries out research in Mediterranean, oceanic and polar areas to study:  the evolution of the oceans and continental margins to define the activity of volcanoes, faults and underwater landslides and impact scenarios on the coasts  the influence of climate change on ocean circulation, acidification, bio-geochemical cycles and marine productivity  marine habitats and ecology, the increasing pollution of coastal and deep areas  fishery resources to maintain their exploitation within sustainable limits and improve mariculture and aquaculture practices  the natural and anthropic factors that have an economic and social impact on coasts and lagoons from prehistory to the industrial era. 

The Institute of Polar Sciences aims at:  increasing the quality of Italy’s scientific and technological research in the polar regions  contributing to knowledge on global changes (also in support of Italian and European environmental policies) and to the development of new technologies and survey methodologies. 

Innovative queue-eliminating cloud systems capable of improving the service provided to the end user thanks to the booking feature.  Creation of mobile apps. 

Innovative in vitro diagnostic systems in hematology, serology and bacteriology.   

Study of ingredients, formulations and innovative technologies for the development of gluten-free foods or other specific nutritional needs.  The Dr Schär R&D Centre in Trieste supervises all the research and development activities for the entire Dr Schär group in Italy and abroad, regarding dietary food products for individuals suffering from celiac disease and gluten sensitivity; low-protein diets for renal failure, ketogenic diets, and solutions for metabolic disorders. 

Systems for automatic and remote inspection, monitoring and surveillance using drones, and the study of autonomous navigation with visual sensors and artificial intelligence. 

An international multidisciplinary research centre of excellence specialising in the generation of high-quality synchrotron and free-electron laser light and its applications in materials and life sciences.  The mission of Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste is to promote cultural, social and economic growth through:  basic and applied research  technology and know-how transfer  advanced technical, scientific and management training  the creation and coordination of national and international scientific networks.  The primary resources of the research centre are two advanced light sources, the electron storage ring Elettra and the free electron laser (FEL) FERMI. Operating continuously (24 hours a day), they provide light of the selected “colour” and quality to over 30 experimental stations allowing the characterisation of the structure and function of matter with sensitivity down to the molecular and atomic levels. These powerful means are used by a large community of researchers from academia and industry to produce nanostructures and devices, and to develop new technological processes.