Artificial Intelligence: New Resource for the Investigation and Development of Quantum Information
Learn by Playing! Prevention at School
Pleistocene Mammal Teeth Reveal the Climate of the Past. Nutrition habits point to an increase in seasonality after the glaciation 900,000 years ago
Parasitoid Insects, the Sentinels of the Environmental Quality of Rome
Disorientation as a Sign of Cognitive Decline: the Spatial Memory Deficit is Associated with Pathological Aging
How do Plants Grow? Discovered the Mechanism that Coordinates Cellular Development in Plants
Fighting Physical Inactivity and a Sedentary Lifestyle to Improve the Lives of Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
A Metabolic Switch Blocks the Fuel of Cancer Cells
A Potential Risk Factor for Alzheimer’s Identified in the Herpes Simplex Virus
Earthquakes in Central Italy: Where is the Ghost Volume?
Induced Seismicity: How it Works and How to Reduce Hazard
Protecting Animal Culture, a New Strategy for Species Conservation
Magnetic Fields for Muscular Atrophy: New Method Slows Down Muscle Decline and Improves Functionality
Sapienza Researchers Find the Key that Grants Iron Access to Cells
GiochiAMO: A Programme to Promote Children’s Health through Play
Identified Proteins Working two Jobs
Neurodegenerative diseases: Discovered the Role of RNAs in Toxic Protein Aggregates
ERC “PAThs” Project: the New Atlas of Research of Late Antiquity Egypt
Innovative Applications of Nanoporous Materials for the Environment: From Water Purification to Rechargeable Mechanical Batteries
The "Best Practices" for Conservation: Assess and Reliably Predict the Future of Biodiversity
Am I Dreaming or Awake?: the Dreamlike Experience of Narcoleptics
Fight Against Cancer: The Discovery of a New Target Involved in the Tumoral progression
Stepping Back 110 Million Years in Time to Study the Signs of Ageing on Materials Elasticity
In the Two-Dimensional Silicon There's the Future of Photonics
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