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Parole di Guerra e di Pace: un’analisi linguistica e tematica dei discorsi dei leader nei conflitti moderni
No full textBioprotezione, meno alcol e più aroma con M. pulcherrima.
No full textI risultati di una vinificazione sperimentale condotta utilizzando il lievito non-Saccharomyces in inoculo sequenziale con S. cerevisiae su uve Pecorin
VIOLAZIONE DELLA LIBERTÀ PERSONALE E BILANCIAMENTO DI INTERESSI: CONSIDERAZIONI A MARGINE DEL CASO DICIOTTI
No full textLa pronuncia delle Sezioni Unite sul caso Diciotti ha sancito che il necessario rispetto della libertà personale, quale diritto inviolabile della persona, non può risultare scalfito dalla presenza di interessi pubblici relativi alla materia dell’immigrazione.
Sotto il profilo civilistico, la « mortificazione della dignità dell’uomo » si declina sul piano della valutazione dell’ingiustizia del danno analizzato nell’ottica del bilanciamento tra opposti interessi, che le Sezioni Unite ritengono superabile ove la lesione attinga a diritti della persona non comprimibili né suscettibili di minorata tutela.
Nel contributo, pur condividendosi l’esito della decisione, si propone una riflessione relativa al criterio di comparazione degli interessi in conflitto e alla sua operatività ai fini della configurazione di illecito civile, che si rende opportuna anche per la migliore comprensione della sussistenza diresponsabilità risarcitoria nonostante la dichiarazione di « preminente interesse pubblico » pronunciata dal Senato.The United Sections’ ruling in the Diciotti case affirmed that personal liberty, as an inviolable right, cannot be overridden by public interests related to immigration.
From a civil law standpoint, the “mortification of human dignity” is assessed through the balance of conflicting interests, a balance that, according to the Court, does not apply when the violation concerns non-negotiable personal rights.
While this analysis supports the United Sections’ decision, it also offers a reflection on the criteria for weighing conflicting interests and their role in determining civil liability, particularly in light of the Senate’s declaration of an “overriding public interest”
Identification and quantification of microplastics in the clam Chamelea gallina using different analytical techniques
No full textThis PhD thesis concerned the development of protocols for the extraction and analysis of microplastic content in the clam Chamelea gallina by two different types of analytical techniques, Raman microspectroscopy (μRaman) and analytical pyrolysis coupled with gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (Py-GC/MS). The development and characteristics of the two protocols were documented and discussed, and the analytical procedures were applied to the analysis of samples of clams collected in the Adriatic Sea for the characterization of microplastics content in this mollusc
Organizational Relations and Employees’ Participation in the Digitalization Process: Evidence from a Study on Lamborghini,
No full textLa complessità delle dinamiche sociali, politiche ed economiche che caratterizzano la nostra epoca richiede un’approfondita analisi delle professioni del comunicare e delle loro modalità di realizzazione. Il libro, frutto dello sforzo comune e interdisciplinare di oltre settanta studiosi convenuti nel 2022 all’Università degli Studi di Teramo, offre soluzioni valide in termini scientifici e nell’ottica del trasferimento conoscitivo, offrendo un contributo reale e significativo all’intero settore della comunicazione
Algae-paper integrated sensor for bisphenol determination in zebrafish embryos
No full textContaminant level assessment in in-vivo models and their environments remains an open issue that still needs smart solutions. Most of the analytical methods work as off-site analysis performed via instrumental techniques, while there is a lack of rapid strategies for real-time monitoring. Herein, self-contained Algae-paper sensors, produced using a sustainable approach, are proposed to determine Bisphenol A (BPA) bioconcentration in zebrafish embryos (Z-EBs) and to monitor the levels in culture medium. Paper sensors were manufactured in series using a stencil printing approach and equipped with a by-product-derived nanomaterial (biochar) prepared in water via liquid-phase exfoliation, avoiding organic solvents. The best sensor paper-substrate and conductive-ink/biochar combination was studied. Algae paper, derived from seaweed biomass wastes, was able to support stencil printing and biochar with nano-fibrillar morphology, enabling the achievement of the required analytical performance. Algae sensors' exploitability was demonstrated for Z-EBs exposed to different levels of BPA. The sensors accurately traced the BPA level variation in Z-EBs culture medium along the 96 h of the in vivo study (Relative Error − 14/+12 %) by simple immersion and measurement. Bioaccumulated BPA assessment in exposed Z-EBs was achieved via in-matrix calibration (Limit of Detection = 58 nM/13 μg L−1), with reproducible data (RSD ≤ 8.8 %, n = 3) and quantitative recoveries (94–118 %), endorsing the sensor reliability. Algae sensors are useful in discriminating sublethal BPA levels characterized by different developmental delays of Z-EBs. A sustainable sensor, produced following a circular economy route, was developed, demonstrating, for the first time, the exploitability of portable electrochemical devices for BPA determination for in vivo studies. The Algae-paper sensor allows both real-time monitoring of BPA levels during exposure studies and evaluation of bioaccumulation in Z-EBs at the end of the exposure period
