Learning through making: The third “Materie di Studio” workshop cycle Murano Glass with Penzo+Fiore
The Venice School of Management has concluded the third and final cycle of its experiential workshop programme...
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Learning through making: The second “Materie di Studio” workshop cycle with Elena Rausse
Within the framework of the Horizon Europe project HEPHAESTUS, the Materie di Studio initiative introduces a different approach to learning for students...
Where craft meets code: Inside the HEPHAESTUS residencies at Fablab Venezia
The second round of the Hephaestus Tech&Craft residencies took place at Fablab Venezia in April 2026.
Recap on HEPHAESTUS Symposium 2026
The HEPHAESTUS Symposium 2026, held in Bassano del Grappa from April 8 to 11, brought together researchers, craft practitioners....
Learning through making: The first “Materie di Studio” workshop cycle with Lara Perbellini
Within the framework of the Horizon Europe project HEPHAESTUS, the Materie di Studio initiative introduces...
Visit to Nove during the HEPHAESTUS Symposium 2026
The visit to Nove, organised in the context of the HEPHAESTUS Symposium 2026 took place on April 10, 2026.
HEPHAESTUS team member spotlight: Andrea Beye’s PhD thesis on circular economy
We are pleased to highlight the doctoral work of Andrea Beye, a team member of the HEPHAESTUS project at Copenhagen Business School (CBS).
Symposium on Craft as Practice in Bassano Del Grappa | 8 – 11 April, 2026
Organised within the HEPHAESTUS project consortium partners, will take place from 8 to 11 April 2026 at Villa Angaran in Bassano del Grappa, Italy…
Rethinking ceramics through the Ødeland project – where waste becomes the material of the future Ødeland
Ødeland is a research and artistic project exploring how ceramic waste like toilets, sinks and glass can be transformed into new clay bodies and glazes.
Living Lab #6 Transformation Workshop – “Forvandling af tekstiler”
“Forvandling af tekstiler” was designed as a Living Lab workshop exploring how discarded textiles can be reintroduce...