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La scuola avrà una durata di 2 settimane, dal 21/06/2026 al 4/07/2026. L’iniziativa è rivolta a studenti e studentesse del 4° anno
E' possibile inviare le candidature in modalità ON-LINE da giovedì 26 febbraio fino a domenica 29 marzo 2026. Le iscrizioni da parte degli studenti dovranno essere effettuate sul sito https://webvalley.fbk.eu dopo aver effettuato la registrazione all'indirizzo https://webvalley.fbk.eu/accounts/signup.
La domanda andrà compilata all'indirizzo https://webvalley.fbk.eu/application utilizzando Italian Track.
Le domande inviate saranno esaminate da un gruppo di esperti, i quali predisporranno una graduatoria di merito sulla base delle informazioni pervenute. In particolare verranno valutati: pagelle scolastiche degli ultimi due anni, CV, lettera di motivazione, lettera di raccomandazione, intervista-video pre-registrata, secondo le modalità indicate nel sito.
WebValley is the International FBK Summer School for Data Science and AI-based interdisciplinary research. The school
runs in a tech lab, set up at the Artigianelli high school, in downtown Trento.
The WebValley Lab provides computing resources and devices to test new ways of exploring the principles of applied data science and predictive models.
Students joining the school work in a lively and interactive environment together with a group of selected experts, also
interacting through teleconference with other labs.
Each year, the team includes students from Trentino, nationals and internationals. More than 460 students (17-19y old)
have attended the WebValley School since its first edition in 2001, as true protagonists of a challenging research
project. Fellowships are sponsored by FBK and partner organizations, covering tuition and accommodation, as well
as computing and scientific resources. Families can be asked for a contribution for sports and social activities
organized on weekends.
The 2026 Challenge
In 2026, the team of about 20 students, collaborating with researchers from the Bruno Kessler Foundation (FBK), will contribute to the Artificial Intelligence weather revolution — not just by learning about it, but by building real tools and resources for the scientific community.
This year's students will make tangible contributions to open-source projects at the intersection of AI and Earth observation.
Working in small teams, participants will tackle concrete tasks across a range of activities:
preparing and curating open weather and environmental datasets from raw observations;
developing and training machine learning models for weather prediction and analysis;
writing example notebooks and documentation that make scientific data and tools accessible to others;
and building interactive web applications and visualizations to explore and communicate Earth observation data."
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