Partner Institutions

Founded in 1927, the Institute for Computational Applications “Mauro Picone”, is the oldest research centre of the CNR in Italy. The CNR IAC is committed to the development of mathematical, statistical and computational models and methods with a high innovative impact in an interdisciplinary context, applied to relevant problems in science, society and industry.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Naples

www.iac.cnr.it

The Institute for High Performance Computing and Networks belongs to the CNR Department of Engineering, ICT and Technologies for Energy and Transport (DIITET). Its mission is to develop research, technology transfer and higher education in the area of intelligent systems with complex functionality (cognitive systems and robotics, knowledge representation, extraction and management, human-machine interaction, optimisation) and high-performance systems (cloud computing, parallel and distributed environments, advanced technologies for the Internet).

H2IOSC Operating Units: Naples

www.icar.cnr.it

The Institute of Computational Linguistics “A. Zampolli” has an established position as a leading reference centre in the field of Computational Linguistics and Language Resources and Infrastructures both nationally and internationally. CNR ILC coordinates the national node of the CLARIN ERIC research infrastructure, the European Language Resources Infrastructure and the Italian CLARIN-IT consortium (led by Monica Monachini) and hosts its main data centre, ILC4CLARIN, with the certified repository. 
CNR ILC has in-depth expertise in Open Science and FAIRfication of language data and assists researchers in the life cycle of language resources. 

H2IOSC Operating Units: Pisa

www.ilc.cnr.it

The Institute for European Intellectual Lexicon and History of Ideas has been dealing with the history of cultural and scientific terminology since 1970, focusing on the phenomenon of cultural migrations, which accompanies the entire history of civilisations. Currently, the Institute’s activities are developed along three main research lines – the history of ideas, lexical analysis of texts and digital humanities. Lines of research embrace the history of European cultural terminology in connection with the Greek, Latin, Hebrew and Arabic traditions, the history of ideas, and ICT methods for textual analysis.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Rome

www.iliesi.cnr.it

The mission of the Institute for applied mathematics and information technologies is to provide the knowledge and the infrastructure for the development and diffusion of applied mathematics and computer science as tools to address engineering and societal challenges. CNR IMATI aims at excellence in the scientific production, at meaningful presence in high level education initiatives, at participation and leadership in international research projects and at providing innovation tools to the local productive system.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Genoa

www.imati.cnr.it

The National Institute of Optics excels in the field of advanced research in optics and optoelectronics, quantum optics and information processing. Since 1990, INO’s Heritage Science group has been active in the development of optical techniques and instruments for the non-invasive analysis of heritage objects.

Heritage Science Group

H2IOSC Operating Units: Florence

www.ino.cnr.it

The Institute of Heritage Science is an interdisciplinary institute committed to pursuing scientific excellence and encouraging innovation in the knowledge, conservation and use of cultural heritage through collaborative research involving humanities, experimental sciences and technological applications. CNR ISPC is the CNR’s hub for research, innovation, training and technology transfer in the strategic area Cultural Heritage, open to collaboration in national and international competence networks.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Catania, Florence, Lecce, Milan, Naples and Rome

www.ispc.cnr.it

The Institute for the History of Philosophy and Science in Modern Age is committed to the study, dissemination and promotion of historical-philosophical and historical-scientific culture. The focus on the living and rigorous relationship to the text and its ectodics goes hand in hand with the aim of making sources and critical studies accessible through both traditional and digital publishing. Also characterising ISPF research is a reflection on the forms that the humanities take in the rapidly changing scenarios of contemporary society, influencing the very constitution of the image of man, cultural identity and intercultural relations.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Naples 

www.ispf.cnr.it

The Institute of Information Science and Technologies “Alessandro Faedo” belonging to the CNR Department of Engineering, ICT and Technologies for Energy and Transport (DIITET). CNR ISTI develops scientific research of excellence in the field of Computer Science; it is active in many different research topics of the computer science sector It is committed to infrastructural support to research and technology transfer to the business world and public administrations. ISTI also attaches great importance to training activities, supervising and involving undergraduates, doctoral students and post-doctoral students in research activities.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Pisa

www.isti.cnr.it

CNR NANOTEC is a multidisciplinary research institute with expertise in physics, chemistry, biology, medicine and engineering. CNR NANOTEC is devoted to develop optimal conditions for the best brains and scientists to work through a policy of management of instrumental resources open to external projects and collaborations with the best international research centers. 

H2IOSC Operating Units: Lecce

www.nanotec.cnr.it

The Opera del Vocabolario Italiano is the institute of the CNR that has the task of producing the Italian Historical Vocabulary. It is based in Florence at the Accademia della Crusca. Currently, the OVI processes and publishes online the Tesoro della Lingua Italiana delle Origini (TLIO), which is the ancient part of the Vocabolario Storico Italiano, and the Corpus Testuale dell’Italiano Antico. It also produces and makes available to scholars advanced lexicographic software.

H2IOSC Operating Units: Florence and Pisa

www.ovi.cnr.it