AI-DLDA 2022: International Summer School on Artificial Intelligence

Master’s students, Ph.D. students, researchers, and industry practitioners will be the ideal profiles of participants. However, there are no formal prerequisites for attendance in terms of academic degrees.

All classes will be taught in English.

AI-DLDA 2022 will be held in person, therefore we warmly suggest you to join us in Udine in order to be part of the Summer School network.
You can also choose to attend online. Applications will start soon.

Please note that the default timezone of the online classes is CEST (Rome – UTC/GMT + 2 hours).

If you are unable to come due to covid restrictions, health issues or other impediments, your application will still be valid for the online classes.
Please contact us at summerschool@ditedi.it so that we can change your registration preferences.

The fee includes: access to all courses during the week, coffee breaks, light lunches, leisure activities (such as a social dinner at the end of the Summer School).
The fee does not include: accomodation, travel expenses, any other costs that are not specified above.

The city of Udine is situated in the North Eastern part of Italy, about 100 km NE of Venice and 75 km West of Trieste.

By airplane

There are three main airports serving the North East of Italy: Venezia (Venice airport is also called Marco Polo airport, VCE), Trieste (Ronchi dei Legionari airport), which is the closest airport to Udine, and Treviso.

1) The best international and intercontinental connections are through the Venice airport (VCE).
From this airport the best route to Udine is by train. First take the bus from the Venice airport to the Mestre railway station (ask for the bus to Mestre, not to Venezia – piazzale Roma).

There are two bus services:
– ATVO Fly Bus (express service). The ATVO busses run daily, every 20 minutes approximately (check schedule at: ATVO). Journey time is twenty minutes; and
– ACTV bus, the public transport (orange busses). The ACTV busses (town transport service, bus number 15 – orange) run daily, every 30 minutes (check schedule at: ACTV). Journey time is twenty-five to thirty minutes approximately.

Tickets for both buses can be purchased inside the airport luggage claim area. The bus ticket costs € 8,00.
Both ACTV and ATVO also have buses to the city of Venice (piazzale Roma).

At the Mestre railway station near Venice you can buy train tickets to Udine. The trains run almost every hour. The trip takes about 2 hours. The ticket costs 12-28 Euros depending on the time and speed.
For more information about trains see: Trenitalia.

From the train station it is a 20-minute walk to Palazzo Antonini, via Gemona 1.

2) The Trieste airport (Ronchi dei Legionari, TRS) has flights mainly from Europe.
A new train connection from Trieste Airport to Udine is available starting from March 2018. Please check Trenitalia for the train schedule and prices.
From the Trieste airport there is also a bus to the Udine rail station run by TPL FVG (line number 51). The bus from Trieste to Udine takes about 45 minutes. Bus tickets are sold at the airport.

3) The Treviso airport is located at about 30 km from Venice and 3 km from the Treviso centre. A public bus service (number 6) operates every 30 minutes from/to the airport to/from the Treviso railway station. The trip takes 15–20 minutes. From the Treviso railway station you may take a train to Udine on the Venice/Mestre – Udine line (there is no need to go to Venice).

By train

For train connections see: Trenitalia and Italo

Udine is on the main line from Venice to Vienna. Trains from Venice run almost every hour. From Venice the trip to Udine is about 2 hours. From Vienna the trip takes about 6 hours.

By car

Udine is on the A23 motorway Udine-Tarvisio. If you are approaching via the A4 Venezia-Trieste motorway, exit at “Udine Sud”.

Fees are payable via bank transfer. Payment details will be sent by email after registration.