Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, located to the southwest of the Italian mainland. It is an autonomous region of Italy, known for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and distinctive culture. The island features rugged mountains, beautiful coastlines, and numerous beaches, making it a popular destination for tourism. Sardinia is also famous for its archaeological sites, including ancient Nuraghe structures, which are unique to the region. The island’s cuisine is characterized by traditional dishes that incorporate local ingredients, and it has its own languages and dialects. Sardinia’s unique traditions and natural beauty contribute to its identity as a significant Mediterranean location.
Sardinia faces an innovation gap despite its rich cultural heritage, registering only seven patents in 2023. The 43% decline in patents from the previous year highlights a troubling trend, contrasting…