Riccardo Valentini

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The MUSE, opened in 2013 and designed by the architect Renzo Piano, is located in the new Albere district of Trento. One of the most frequented science museums in Europe, it combines the traditional exhibition techniques of the best natural history museums with interactive and multimedia routes, which stimulate the curiosity of visitors.  The building, with its profiles, large spaces and bright and light architecture, aims to be in itself a metaphor for the mountain, and proposes the visit of different natural environments, including a large tropical greenhouse.

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Manuel G. Catalano is the head of the research unit NuBots – Physical AI Technologies for Human-Robot Co-Evolution at the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (Italian Institute of Technology) and coordinator of the JOiiNT LAB. His main research interests focus on the development of robotic technologies for human-robot interaction in industrial and service contexts.

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Manuel Catalano

Riccardo Valentini graduated in physics at the University "La Sapienza". In 1987 he became a researcher at the University of Tuscia, Faculty of Agriculture, where he is now full professor. Founder and Strategic Advisor of the CMCC Foundation. 2007 Nobel Peace Prize as IPCC Board Member and Thomson Reuters Prize recognizing the top 1% of the world's most cited scientists. Prof. Valentini has published 261 articles in peer-reviewed international journals, with 36142 citations and an H index of 75.

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Robots, animals and forests: resilient agriculture as the climate changes