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The iLabs Singularity Summit was held in Milan at the prestigious National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci.
More than 1200 people from 10 different nationalities watched the Summit live.
More than 1200 people from 10 different nationalities watched the Summit live.
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 The Museum is housed in an early 16th century Olivetan monastery and is named after Leonardo da Vinci, the extraordinary Renaissance intellect who mastered art, science and technology. Through the years we have collected and exhibited objects, machinery and evidence that retrace the key phases of our country’s scientific and technological evolution. 
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The educational activities developed in our collections and interactive labs (i.labs) engage visitors in exciting experiences that lead to the discovery and exploration of science. Our aim is to help people develop an interest in technology, share a passion for science and discover the fascinating nature of the past. We are a centre for debate and research, a lively meeting place and an active laboratory where innovative cultural projects and management methodologies are constantly investigated.
Oggi il Museo si presenta come un contenitore culturale e un luogo di dialogo tra la comunità scientifica e i cittadini, in cui si realizzano visite guidate alle collezioni storiche, attività nei laboratori interattivi, eventi scientifici, progetti speciali, mostre, spettacoli teatrali, conferenze, convegni, concerti, corsi di formazione, giornate e serate dedicate alle Istituzioni, alle Aziende e ai cittadini. |
 The Museum is in the centre of Milan: arriving by car is neither simple nor inexpensive. Easy travel solutions are available for those using the public transportation: Metro M2 (station: S. Ambrogio) and with buses 50 and 58 (bus stop: San Vittore), bus 94 (bus stop: Carducci). |
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For further information, please visit the Museum's logistics page.
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