The social media landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, shaped by new regulations, growing scrutiny of major platforms, and content that is increasingly difficult to interpret. At the core of these changes lies Artificial Intelligence, which both amplifies risks and provides new tools for mitigation. Understanding these dynamics and fostering critical awareness is becoming essential for navigating the digital environment.
3D printing is becoming increasingly important in industrial applications. However, to be truly reliable at scale, it requires tools capable of better monitoring what happens during production. The uTeam project has developed an innovative microwave-based approach to observe phenomena occurring beneath the powder during the cooling process.
The documentary explores the power of data in contemporary society.
The rediscovery and use of local stone in construction, craftsmanship and land management lies at the heart of the Interegg PAESALP Project: Alpine Landscapes – Traces of Stone, Community Ties between Italy and Switzerland. Work has recently begun at the Lecco Campus of the Politecnico di Milano, which, together with SUPSI, is responsible for the project’s scientific direction, with an expected duration of 30 months.
This year again, prizes were awarded in the competition organized by the Swiss Association of Road and Transport Professionals (VSS). Lorenzo Agostinone, Giulio Bizzozero and Mattia Tormen, students in the Bachelor of Science SUPSI in Civil Engineering, achieved second place in two categories.
The academic offerings of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) are expanding with a new interdisciplinary program designed to train coordinators for sustainable transition. The new Bachelor of Science program will begin in September 2027. Enrollment for the bridge year will open on April 27 for those with a high school diploma.
Artemis II will carry four astronauts around the Moon, marking the first human flight beyond low Earth orbit more than 50 years after the last Apollo mission. During the 10-day spaceflight, critical tests will be conducted to prepare for returns to the Moon and Mars.
The target trial emulation framework enables more rigorous use of data to support more reliable healthcare decisions.
