Projects

EUROMUSE pioneers a novel applied music sub-genre for museums ambient, enhancing visitor experiences.

What are video-games, but most of all, what could they be?  To what extent are old and new generations influenced and “educated”, directly or indirectly, consciously and unconsciously, by the videogame applications developed for (and in) the psycho-social space of the “Global Market”?  What relationship

The project contributed to the ongoing debate surrounding the relationship between creativity—understood as the quintessential human cognitive act, which underscores our uniqueness not only in comparison to other species but also within our own—and the use of Artificial Intelligence in the production of “consumer” creative

This research project investigates the relationship between artificial intelligence and poetic experience, focusing on how aesthetics and authorship influence the perception of literary quality. Drawing on theoretical frameworks from aesthetics, media studies, and the philosophy of art, the study explores how people engage with poetry

Trust in the Age of AI: Rethinking the Doctor–Patient Relationship Technology has always been part of medicine. From diagnostic instruments to imaging, it has long stood between the physician’s knowledge and the patient’s body. Yet for most of its history it has been understood as

Principal investigators: Alessandra Micalizzi (Pegaso University) and Massimiliano Panarari (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia) Images have always been central to political language, but today they are more than a vehicle for a message. On social media platforms, political communication works more and more as