Research & applied mathematics
Researchers and assistant professors from SISSA bring a scientific perspective to our work: asking precise questions, building models, and testing what those models can explain.
ABOUT COLLISIONTRIESTE, ITALY
Different minds.
One bold ambition.
RESEARCH MEETS ENGINEERING
Founded in Trieste, Italy, Collision brings together researchers and assistant professors from SISSA, industry experts, and senior software engineers. Our ambition is to build superintelligence — through scientific exploration and the systems we create along the way.
OUR ORIGINSTrieste, Italy
A company shaped by a city of science.
OUR RESEARCH ROOTSSISSA
Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati
OUR PRACTICEScience + engineering
Academic depth. Experience in industry.
WHAT WE ARE BUILDINGFrom research.
From research.
Into the world.
A conversation that helps a team act. A clearer picture of changing terrain. A better way to connect engineering knowledge. Our projects explore where intelligence can become useful.
Explore our projectsTHE PEOPLE BEHIND THE WORKDeep science.
Deep science.
Practical experience.
The strength of Collision is the conversation between disciplines. Research informs engineering. Engineering tests research. Industry gives both a direction.
Senior software engineering
Our senior software engineers connect research to usable systems, from model interfaces and data pipelines to reliable platforms and the details of everyday use.
Industry experience
Industry experts bring the questions that cannot be answered in a laboratory alone: how a system fits a workflow, what teams need, and where a useful result creates value.
A question. A model. A useful system.
Ask
Start with a question that matters, a clear objective, and the evidence available.
Model
Represent the problem, connect the data, and explore the behaviour we want to understand.
Evaluate
Compare against a baseline. Study the failures. Make the limits visible.
Build
Turn the useful results into software that people can test, use, and improve.
Bring your perspective.
Build what comes next.
Tell us what you have worked on and which questions you want to explore with Collision.
Introduce yourself