Conferenc IMS Matera 2026

Programma scientifico

Esplora il calendario completo delle giornate, dalle sessioni plenarie agli eventi culturali nel centro storico.

An evening rooftop terrace setup in Matera configured for an academic reception, overlooking the illuminated Sassi and surrounding ravine. Low, rectangular tables of dark wood are arranged in a loose square, each displaying neatly aligned name badges replaced by elegant blank cards, alongside minimalist glass vases with olive branches and citrus slices floating in water. Discreet portable screens at the edges show abstract, colorful maps symbolizing Mediterranean networks. Ambient string lights cast a warm glow over the stone flooring, while cool blue twilight lingers on the horizon. The mood is sophisticated and collegial, suggesting intercultural dialogue. Photographed from a corner at eye level, with a balanced composition that keeps both the terrace details and the iconic Matera skyline in clear, photographic realism.

Programma eventi

12.06.26

Università della Basilicata

Matera, Italia

Info sessione

13.06.26

Palazzo Lanfranchi Matera

Matera, Basilicata

Scarica abstract

14.06.26

Auditorium Gervasio Matera

Matera, Italy

Laboratori IMS

12.06.26

Campus universitario Matera

Matera, IT

Programma dettagliato

13.06.26

Museo Nazionale Ridola

Matera storica

Sessione plenaria

14.06.26

Centro Congressi Matera

Matera centro

Eventi serali

12.06.26

Aula Magna Matera

Matera, Sud

Iscrizione online

13.06.26

Complesso San Rocco

Matera UNESCO

Tavola rotonda

14.06.26

Spazio Officine Cultura

Sassi, Matera

Visita guidata

Filoni tematici e giornate

Il programma intreccia musica, arti performative, patrimonio urbano e dialogo interculturale, valorizzando Matera come laboratorio mediterraneo di ricerca condivisa.

A bright, contemporary conference hall interior in Matera, with large floor-to-ceiling windows framing the stone facades and terraces of the Sassi outside. In the center stands a minimalist podium of brushed metal and light wood, with rows of empty upholstered chairs facing it in a gentle arc. On the side walls hang four abstract, color-coded panels suggesting different Mediterranean research themes, rendered as geometric patterns rather than text. Soft morning sunlight floods the room, creating crisp reflections on polished stone flooring and subtle shadows beneath chairs. The atmosphere is formal yet welcoming, evoking a prestigious academic gathering. Photographed at eye level with a wide-angle lens, capturing the full breadth of the space in clear, professional photographic realism.
A large oval conference table crafted from pale oak sits in a historic vaulted stone room in Matera, its rough-hewn walls and arches revealing centuries-old textures. On the table, four distinct clusters of neatly stacked, unmarked documents are separated by slim, colored glass paperweights, symbolizing four Mediterranean-focused study groups. Slim laptops, blank name cards, and a central arrangement of olive branches and small ceramic amphorae add Mediterranean character without clutter. Soft, diffused daylight filters through a high arched window, gently grazing the stone and creating a calm, contemplative mood. Shot from above at a three-quarter angle, with moderate depth of field to keep the table and architectural details in crisp focus, the style is clean, balanced, and professionally photographic.
A symbolic, photographic still life representing Mediterranean music and cultural dialogue for an academic conference. On a smooth limestone slab reminiscent of Matera’s stone, rest four different traditional Mediterranean instruments reduced to abstract, non-functional forms: a simplified lute shape, a small drum cylinder, a curved wind instrument, and a stringed frame, all crafted from pale wood and bronze accents. Surrounding them are scattered olive leaves, fragments of sheet music reduced to blank staves, and a shallow ceramic bowl filled with sea water. Soft studio lighting from the left creates gentle highlights on metal edges and smooth shadows across the stone surface. The mood is reflective and intellectual, with a neutral background slightly blurred, composed centrally with shallow depth of field to emphasize the objects in crisp, realistic detail.