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Events

We run the room, not a syllabus.

Hackathons, workshops, talks and evenings where companies and students end up at the same table. Nothing weekly, nothing graded, and you never need an account to come.

Four formats

Hackathon
A weekend, teams of three, one theme, something that runs at the end.
Workshop
Three hours on one tool. You leave with it working on your own machine.
Talk
One speaker, one hour, open to the whole campus.
For companies
Where directors see what students actually ship, and ask us the awkward questions.

What is coming up

  • 01Workshop

    From an idea to a live URL

    When
    Thursday, 5 November 2026
    Time
    18:00–21:00
    Where
    Albert School, Milano
    Seats
    25 max

    Three hours, from an empty folder to a page anyone in the world can open. We do it together, on your machine, and you leave with it working.

    Beginners first. If you have already deployed something, come to the hackathon instead.

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    What you leave with

    • A working environment: editor, agent, version control.
    • One page of your own, live, opened from your phone.
    • The two commands you will use every time after that.

    Bring: A laptop. Any operating system.

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    Tell us you are coming.

    We keep your name and email to know who is coming, and we delete the list a month after the event. We never pass it on. Write to us and we remove you the same day.

  • 02Hackathon

    Ship in 24

    When
    21–22 November 2026
    Time
    10:00–18:00
    Where
    Albert School, Milano
    Seats
    60 max

    Twenty-four hours, teams of three, one brief handed out at the start. At 6 p.m. on Sunday everything is demonstrated live, from a public URL, or it does not count.

    Open to everyone on campus. No code experience assumed — half the room never has.

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    What you leave with

    • One thing that works, on a public URL, with your name on it.
    • A team of three you did not know on Friday.
    • The habit of cutting scope until something ships.

    Bring: A laptop and your own AI subscription. We bring the rest, and the food.

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    Put your name down, team or no team.

    We keep your name and email to know who is coming, and we delete the list a month after the event. We never pass it on. Write to us and we remove you the same day.

  • 03Talk

    What the law actually says about AI at work

    When
    Thursday, 3 December 2026
    Time
    19:00–20:00
    Where
    Albert School, Milano
    Seats
    100 max

    An hour on the three texts that decide whether a company may use the tools its staff are already using — and why getting it wrong in Italy is a criminal matter, not a fine.

    Open to the whole campus, and to anyone from a company who wants to come.

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    What you leave with

    • Why it is the capability that triggers the rule, not the tool.
    • What a works council can and cannot block, country by country.
    • The one question to ask your own employer on Monday.

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    Tell us you are coming.

    We keep your name and email to know who is coming, and we delete the list a month after the event. We never pass it on. Write to us and we remove you the same day.

  • 04For companies

    Demo night

    When
    Thursday, 11 February 2027
    Time
    18:30–21:30
    Where
    Albert School, Milano
    Seats
    80 max

    Students show what they built, directors say whether they would have paid for it, and nobody shows a slide. The honest version of our credentials.

    Companies, students, and anyone deciding whether to work with us.

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    What you leave with

    • Eight projects, four minutes each, questions allowed.
    • A straight answer on what a student team can and cannot deliver.
    • The people who would actually do your work, in the room.

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    Tell us you are coming.

    We keep your name and email to know who is coming, and we delete the list a month after the event. We never pass it on. Write to us and we remove you the same day.

The shared calendar

One calendar for everything, soon.

The dates above already work: every button adds the real event to your own calendar, and the whole programme downloads as one file. A single subscribable calendar will replace them once the association’s Google account exists.

For the organisers: create a public Google calendar, paste its ID into calendarId in src/lib/site.ts, and this section turns itself on.

Want one in your company?

We run these on site too.

A hackathon on a brief you actually care about, or a workshop for the team that will have to live with the tools. Same format, your building, your problem.

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