DAUIN
Department of Control and Computer Engineering
The Department of CONTROL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (DAUIN) is the point of reference in Politecnico di Torino for the area of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) which studies the methodologies and technologies used for the management, processing and transmission of information.
DAUIN promotes, coordinates and manages basic and applied research, training, technology transfer and services to the local community in the areas of systems and control engineering, computer science and computer engineering and operations research.
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Department News
Systemic Risks from General-Purpose AI
Online seminar held by Risto Uuk, Future of Life Institute in Brussels
Online
Winter School on Social Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Multimedia (SoRAIM 2026), 9-13 February 2026, Autrans (France)
Call for participation aimed at PhD and Master's degree students, and Research Fellow
The Ultimate Vulnerability Surface: Your Mind is The System Under Attack
Sixteenth ESCAPE seminar, held by Roberto Bifulco, Senior Researcher at NEC Laboratories Europe
Aula R1 - Politecnico di Torino
NoSQL architectures for bridging Generative AI and enterprise applications
Series of seminars organized by Data Management and Visualization course of the Master’s Degree in Data Science and Engineering
Aula 2P - Politecnico di Torino
From documents to chatbot: building a scalable Knowledge Base for RAG
Series of seminars organized by Data Management and Visualization course of the Master’s Degree in Data Science and Engineering
Aula 2P - Politecnico di Torino
Discussion PhD thesis by Dr. Letizia Bergamasco
titled “Deep learning and computer vision approaches for clinical support: from cognitive impairment detection to pediatric care“
conference room “Sala L. Ciminiera” of the Department of Control and Computer Engineering, and online
Call for Abstracts of the Italian Conference on Computational Social Science (CS2Italy)
Among the organizers Antonio Vetrò
Quantum Computing in Education
Unite! course for teachers and researchers
online