A new episode of “Incontri con il Futuro – Storie di innovazione dall’ecosistema RAISE”, the video-podcast created in collaboration with Rinnovabili.it, is now available. The series explores experiences and key players in robotics and artificial intelligence research.
This episode concludes the podcast series with a unique perspective on the dialogue between science and art, exploring new ways of communicating and interpreting research. It is part of the activities of Spoke 5 within the RAISE ecosystem, which focuses on technology transfer and the valorization of scientific results.
The guests of the episode are Raffaele Rebaudengo, music producer at Stellare, and Francesco Maria Giacobbe, actor from the theater company La Pozzanghera. During the conversation, they have presented the RAISEmotion project, which has created a path of interaction between artistic languages and scientific content.
The project has taken shape through artistic residencies within RAISE research centers. In these environments, artists and researchers have shared spaces, tools, and perspectives, fostering direct dialogue across disciplines. This exchange has enabled the transformation of data, models, and scientific themes into immersive artistic experiences capable of engaging audiences in immediate and meaningful ways.
Throughout the episode, the discussion has highlighted how collaboration between art and science has opened new possibilities for communication. Raffaele Rebaudengo has explained the role of sound and music in translating complex data into sensory narratives, while Francesco Maria Giacobbe has described how theatrical language can give form and voice to scientific content.
The episode has emphasized the value of immersive experiences as a tool to bring diverse audiences closer to scientific topics. The works developed within RAISEMotion have made complex content more accessible, supporting a more intuitive and engaging understanding. This approach has strengthened the connection between research and society, creating new opportunities for dialogue.
The conversation has also shown how the project has stimulated new perspectives within the scientific community itself. The encounter with artistic languages has offered researchers a different view of their work, encouraging broader reflections on the value and impact of research.
This episode offers a vision in which scientific innovation and artistic creativity come together to build more open and inclusive forms of communication, showing how interdisciplinary collaboration can generate meaningful experiences that bring science closer to people.
