30 YEARS ON THE MEDIA

Meeting at Villa Devoto, the seat of the Regional Government, between the President of the Region, Mario Floris, and the Chairman of CRS4, Prof. Carlo Rubbia. Participants include Antonello Cabras (Head of the Region’s Programming Department), CRS4’s CEO Paolo Zanella and Mario Carboni.

Credits: Società Umanitaria - Cineteca Sarda

Meeting between CRS4 president Carlo Rubbia, Programming Dept head Antonello Cabras and Regional Government president Mario Floris.

Credits: Società Umanitaria - Cineteca Sarda

Prof. Carlo Rubbia presents the activities of CRS4 at a press briefing ahead of the conference on scientific research on 30 October 1992.

Credits: RAI, Sede Regionale per la Sardegna

CEO Paolo Zanella describes the strengths that have made CRS4 competitive.

Credits: RAI, Sede Regionale per la Sardegna

News report by "Regione Oggi” covering the activities of CRS4. The report closes with an interview with Sardinian researcher Giorgina Corongiu, who after working 15 years in the US returned to Sardinia to coordinate the Macromolecular Biology project at CRS4.

Credits: RAI, Sede Regionale per la Sardegna

TV report on scientific research in Sardinia. The feature covers the creation of the Technology Park and its policy aims. This is followed by an interview with Dr Renato Gazzola, then General Manager of CRS4.

Credits: RAI, Sede Regionale per la Sardegna

Interview with Prof. Carlo Rubbia on his role as president of CRS4, his ties to the research centre and his work with the Region and the University.

Credits: RAI, Sede Regionale per la Sardegna

Prof. Silvano Tagliagambe, vice-president of CRS4, talks about the plan to bring computers to the schools: Science High School Alberti in Cagliari was the first school in Italy to create a website managed by students, thanks to the collaboration with CRS4.

Credits: RAI, Sede Regionale per la Sardegna

CRS4 President Paolo Zanella recalls the origins of CRS4, its creation and future projects (2008).

Credits: Polaris TV

CRS4 is one of the main innovation stories in Sardinia. The video traces the years that have marked the history of CRS4 starting in 1985, when the island’s executive decided to invest in technological innovation.

Credits: Open Campus e Naked Panda