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Politecnico di Torino, often referred to as PoliTo, is one of Italy’s most prestigious public universities, consistently ranked among the top technical institutions in Europe for its renowned academic excellence in engineering, architecture, and design. As a prominent hub for innovation over the past 160 years, PoliTo continues to foster strong and collaborative partnerships with leading companies and research institutions at a worldwide level. By steadily adapting to the evolving needs of a rapidly changing society, Politecnico di Torino aims to reinforce its key role as a cornerstone of technical education, alongside becoming a leader in fostering sustainable societal development in Italy and beyond.

June 14, Sunday Castello del Valentino Global SIPI University & Welcome Reception Google Maps: Viale Pier Andrea Mattioli 39, 10125 Torino		June 15-17, Monday-Wednesday Energy Center Featured and Technical Sessions & Sponsors Exhibition Google Maps: Via Paolo Borsellino 38/16, 10138 Torino
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The magnificent Castello del Valentino is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a historic royal residence, now serving as seat for the Architecture department of the Politecnico di Torino. This iconic symbol of Turin beautifully blends centuries of rich Savoy heritage with stately architecture, and as a cultural and academic cornerstone provides a truly spectacular and inspiring setting for intellectual exchange, reinforcing the vital connection between history and technical excellence.		The modern Energy Center at Politecnico di Torino is a cutting-edge facility dedicated to applied research and technological innovation in the nowadays critical energy sector. Established as a prominent hub for collaboration, it actively fosters strong partnerships between academia, industry, and start-ups, serving as an essential engine to explore the best technical, economic, social and environmental solutions for a sustainable development and an effective global energy transition.

Turin and the Piedmont region

Nestled at the foothills of the Alps in Italy’s Piedmont region, Turin is a lively and elegant city of contrasts, where ancient history and vibrant culture seamlessly blend with a thriving and modern spirit that has made it a global leader in innovation, with strong academic and industrial ecosystems in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and information technology.
As the first capital of a unified Italy and the royal seat of the House of Savoy, the city is famous for its majestic Baroque architecture, including the UNESCO World Heritage Royal Residences. Its numerous palaces and museums, alongside historic restaurants and cafes, all intertwined between charming parks and tree-lined avenues, create a captivating urban environment.
The surrounding Piedmont region extends this richness. Its breathtaking landscapes, from the majestic Alpine peaks to serene valleys, offer a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The province is also dotted with historic towns, medieval castles, and world-class vineyards, creating an unforgettable experience that combines the best of Italian heritage, nature, and gastronomy.