The evolution of digital technologies and their pervasiveness pose new challeng-es to research communication. New languages and an unprecedented space-time reshape the contexts within which it is increasingly necessary to convey and share research results, as well as research practice itself, to a wide and hetero-geneous audience. By analysing concrete cases, developing simulations and set-ting up micro-projects, the course, conducted mainly in a laboratory and coop-erative mode, aims to provide the most immersive and participatory experience possible of a multimodal communication capable of increasingly making re-search (and not only scientific research) a shared heritage, a new horizon within which to rethink the very concept of citizenship.

Target audience: PhD students from all the courses offered in Bicocca

Participants (min/max): 20

All students are recommended to attend classes with personal devices