General course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice”. The third edition

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2022, at 5 pm, for the online presentation of the third edition of the general course “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” organised by the Elena Cornaro University Centre for gender studies.

As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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As part of the University of Padua’s ongoing commitment to promote equal opportunities and gender equality, the course offers a transdisciplinary approach to students who are interested in deepening their understanding of the relationship between genders in different areas of knowledge and various aspects of life. The course aims to deconstruct the stereotypes and prejudices that condition social interactions, in order to favour a change of perspective, needed to build a more equal and inclusive society.

The elective course (6 credits), which stars on 3 March 2023 and takes place every Friday afternoon, is open to all the students enrolled in any BA or MA degree program offered by our University.

To attend the online presentation, please register. 

Please visit https://www.unipd.it/generi-saperi-giustizia-sociale for more information on the “Gender, Knowledge and Social Justice” general course, or contact the Elena Cornaro University Centre at centro.elenacornaro@unipd.it.

 

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2019N39 - Quesiti colloquio

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Esito premio Valent 2022

Submitted by francesca.forzan on Ven, 10/02/2023 - 13:19
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Open day 2023 spgi locandina

Submitted by simonetta.capparotto on Ven, 10/02/2023 - 12:57
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2019N52 - quesiti colloquio

Submitted by stefano.zampieri on Ven, 10/02/2023 - 12:55
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2022RUAPNRR_CN_EI_02 - Allegato 4 - Verbale 1 - Criteri e nuova data convocazione

Submitted by carriere.docenti on Ven, 10/02/2023 - 12:52
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T4L Didattica Blended File

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Artificial Intelligence: Padua’s Audio Innova triumphs at Cannes Neurons

Submitted by francesca.forzan on Ven, 10/02/2023 - 12:03
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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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Organised by the World AI Cannes Festival, the Cannes Neurons awards ceremony is a victory for Italy (and for Padua). Held from 9 to 11 February and now in its second year, WAICF is the most important artificial intelligence festival in Europe. The Cannes Neurons awards ceremony celebrates the most innovative Artificial Intelligence projects that have a positive impact on society or the planet by rethinking standards. The UniPd Audio Innova spin-off established itself in the "Creative #AI" category (one of the three present together with "Inclusive AI" and "Sustainable AI").

The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

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The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

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The spin-off project focuses on the conservation of audio documents. Found in the prestigious Palais des Festival, known for the famous film festival, the UniPd spin-off established itself on the formidable Chinese Unitree Robotics rival with their iconic robot dogs, considered a festival favourite. In the end, however, the audience, made up mainly of researchers, experts and entrepreneurs in the high-tech sector, gave the Italians a veritable plebiscite in online voting: after the "battle" in which representatives of the two competitors each had three minutes, to present their project, 83.1% of the votes went to the team from Padua, registering the highest vote of the whole evening. Palpable - and understandable - the satisfaction of the UniPd team (made up of Sergio Canazza Targon, Nadir Dalla Pozza, Michele Patella, Cristina Paulon and Alessandro Russo) for having established themselves in an international competition that rewards the most innovative artificial intelligence projects in the world, also taking into account their impact on society or the planet. In particular, the spinoff of the University of Padua Audio Innova srl, founded by Sergio Canazza, professor of the Department of Information Engineering (DEI), was awarded for a project that aims to use AI to protect musical cultural heritage: "Yesterday sounds tomorrow: AI for preserving musical creativity.” If in recent years artificial intelligence has been used massively to improve the quality of audio recordings, for example by removing background noise, or to improve their quality and post-production, Audio Innova has managed to employ AI for long-term storage of magnetic tapes, speech recordings and other endangered audio materials. Specifically, the project uses AI in the development of search techniques on the audio, photos and videos of the original analogue support, which allow the identification and grouping of sound documents based on the metadata contents. A technique that will help conservators and musicologists find rare and valuable audio materials in seconds and has already been approved as an international MPAI and IEEE music standard.

“We are particularly happy with tonight's result, also because we think that AI should be for everyone and our project seeks to bring the cultural heritage of the past into the future to share” was Sergio Canazza's immediate comment, sole director of Audio Innova. "I think the public was struck by our focus on culture, to which not much attention is often paid in the context of AI compared to other topics", explained Nadir Dalla Pozza, who had the task of promoting on stage the Audio Innova project. An acknowledgement that also rewards a tradition that has been present for decades in the University of Padua and which is today represented above all by the CSC - Center for Computational Sonology, which collects the legacy of the studies begun in 1959 by Giovanni Battista Debiasi and Teresa Rampazzi, pioneers of music informatics research.

Audioinnova

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