On May 4, 2026 the 1st SAFER Workshop – The Philosophy of Natural Risks Management will take place in Grandori Room (building 4), from 9:30 to 17:30.

SAFER is a research project that brings together philosophy, engineering, and sociology to develop an epistemological and ethical perspective on natural risk management. The project explores the uncertainties and values underlying decision-making processes in this field, with the aim of mapping and identifying the most suitable decision-support tools across different risk contexts.

The workshop will present the first results of the SAFER project and will provide an opportunity to discuss these topics with international experts in the philosophy of risk. The event is intended as a moment of interdisciplinary exchange, where technical expertise is enriched by broader reflections on how we understand and manage natural risks.

Participation is open to all. Please note that the event will be held in person only, and no online attendance will be available.
Registration is recommended through the following form: https://forms.gle/J2VkSpDXWKg2vk1x5

Further information and details are available in attached flyer.