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Formare con e all’innovazione tecnologica nell’era dell’Intelligenza Artificiale e dei robot umanoidi
No full textLa Corte costituzionale amplia i poteri del giudice dell’esecuzione in tema di sospensione condizionale e non menzione
No full textUguaglianza, rieducazione e proporzione aprono ai poteri impliciti del giudice dell’esecuzione in tema di sospensione condizionale e non menzione della condanna nel casellario giudiziale. La Corte costituzionale n. 208/2024 riconosce la possibilità di concedere istituti premiali e altri benefici anche laddove la rideterminazione della pena entro la soglia stabilita dalla legge per la loro applicazione sia il risultato di uno sconto sanzionatorio concesso dal legislatore in cambio di una correlata scelta processuale della difesa (come, ad esempio, nell’ipotesi di cui all’art. 442, comma 2-bis, c.p.p., giustappunto esaminata dalla Consulta).
Equality, re-education and proportionality extend to the implicit powers of the execution judge concerning probation and non-mention in criminal record. The Constitutional Court recognizes the possibility of granting rewarding institutions and other benefits even where the redetermination of the sentence within the threshold established by law for their
application is the result of a penalty discount granted by legislator in exchange for a related procedural choice of the defense (e.g., in the case provided under Art. 442, par. 2-bis CCP, which was precisely examined by the Court)
Dosimetric Impact of Air Gaps and Alginate Support in Contact Interventional Radiotherapy (Brachytherapy) for Auricular Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer
No full textRelazioni e dimensione affettiva in adolescenza. Tra immaginari social e Orizzonti di senso
No full textAdolescence is a crucial period for identity construction, a process that inevitably involves the affective and relational dimensions in a significant way. The latter, in turn, is profoundly influenced by the growing pervasiveness of new technologies and social
networks. Social media platforms, which have become the ordinary medium for daily interactions, are in fact permeated by a "logic of the fragment," capable of reshaping the affective imaginary on both an individual and collective level, particularly
within Generation Z. Despite legitimate concerns, from a pedagogical perspective, it is essential to refocus on the ability to attribute meaning to the affective experience, re-establishing the cognitive
role of narrative thought
A convolutional autoencoder framework for ECG signal analysis
No full textElectrocardiographic (ECG) signals are used to evaluate heart activity and to identify disease-related anomalies. Reliable support systems are useful for analyzing ECG signals, for instance, in long-term data acquisition and evaluation (e.g., 24-hour holter recording) or to support physicians in reading ECGs. Analysis of time varying signals may be done by using autoencoders (AEs) deep neural networks. AE specialized for signal data, named Convolutional Autoencoder (CAE), showed the best performances in the analysis of ECG signals. This paper presents a CAE-based framework for ECG signal analysis and anomaly identification. The trained phase is performed on synthetic data signals. The trained neural network obtained is used for the detection of anomalies in ECG signals. The trained framework has been tested on 12 lead ECG signals on a benchmark dataset and applied in scenarios where anomalies are related to cardiological risks and pathologies. The results show interesting results in automatic anomaly detection to support physicians in the decision process. The results show that the CAE-based framework is able to identify anomalies in ECG signals with a ROC AUC of 97.82% on simulated test set and a ROC AUC of 99.75% using a real test set. Finally, the proposed method has been enriched by means of reconstruction error based explainability modules and time-windows based preprocessing modules. Explainability results have been validated using abnormalities annotated by a cardiologist as ground truth and compared with explainations results. System with both code and data, is available at https://github.com/UgoLomoio/ECG_DSS_CAE
The co(a)st of beauty. From the construction of the tourist imaginary of attractiveness to increased exposure to risk
No full textThe chapter discusses the process of ‘beautification’ of the Italian coasts as part of the national branding process, where coasts occupy an important space in the tourist promotion of the Bel Paese. As a result, Italian coasts have experienced massive land use processes like resource exploitation, hyper-urbanisation, and hyper-touristification. Accordingly, the concept of “coastalisation” and the consequences of these processes in building vulnerability to disaster risks are described
Analysis of the Development of Gender Stereotypes and Sexist Attitudes Within a Group of Italian High School Students and Teachers: A Grounded Theory Investigation
No full textThe Role of Well-Being, Divergent Thinking, and Cognitive Reserve in Different Socio-Cultural Contexts
No full textUNIVERSITY ATTRACTIVENESS AND INTERNATIONALISATION STRATEGIES: INSIGHTS FROM THE ADRIATIC-IONIAN REGIONS
No full textContext:
Over the last 20 years, universities have become significant regional actors, taking on an important role in helping to develop the regions in which they are located. The attractiveness of universities to international students extends beyond academic prestige; it represents a catalyst for economic and social growth in host regions. International students bring valuable human capital, enriching cultural diversity and fostering innovation. Their presence also generates a direct economic impact through tuition fees, accommodation costs, and spending on various goods and services. Research suggests that the presence of international students can stimulate the local economy, creating new job opportunities and increasing demand for goods and services (Uni-Italia, 2023). Additionally, these students contribute to knowledge creation and facilitate the transfer of technology, further advancing regional growth and development. Attracting global talent at both national and regional levels has become a vital component in driving innovation and economic growth across the European Union. As businesses face challenges in securing local talent, they are increasingly turning to international recruitment as a solution. This highlights the importance of adopting a comprehensive and strategic framework for talent management policies to effectively address these multifaceted challenges (MPF, 2024). Even if the number of foreign students has increased over the years, there Is a lack of disaggregated data at the university level regarding students from third countries (Sospiro, P., et all. 2024).
Methodology:
Aligned with the EU Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region (EUSAIR), this research investigates the attractiveness of universities within the UNI ADRION consortium, a non-profit association dedicated to strengthening international cooperation and of favouring the progress of culture, science, training and research in the countries of the Adriatic-Ionian basin. The study focuses on the number of non-national students, internationalisation strategies, agreements, and challenges faced by universities in the 10 countries: Croatia, Greece, Italy, Slovenia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, San Marino, and Serbia. These findings will be analyzed in comparison with the European average to identify key trends and gaps.
To achieve this, a mixed-methods approach has been adopted, consisting of the following:
a) University Questionnaires: Structured questionnaires will be distributed to all universities in the UNI ADRION consortium to collect both qualitative and quantitative data. These insights will help provide a detailed overview of the internationalisation strategies and practices employed by these institutions.
b) Universities’ Websites Scraping Analysis: We will perform a text analysis of the selected universities' websites, looking for potential correlations between the frequency and usage of specific words or combination of words and the university’s level of attractiveness and internationalization.
c) Quantitative Analysis Using Descriptive Statistics and Econometrics: The collected data will be subjected to various quantitative analyses to derive meaningful patterns and conclusions.
Results:
This research will highlight insights into regional differences, best practices, and actionable recommendations for improving the attractiveness of universities in the Adriatic-Ionian Regions
Osservatorio Corte europea dei diritti dell'uomo (Strumenti efficaci per contestare il sequestro bancario e diritto di proprietà + Insufficienti le garanzie legislative previste a tutela dei dati contenuti nel cellulare (sequestrato) dell’avvocato + Paziente psichiatrico indebitamente costretto per otto giorni: condannata l’Italia + Proteste di pace condannate penalmente, in violazione della Convenzione + Convenzionalmente legittimo il limite di età di 35 anni previsto dalla normativa dei Paesi Baschi per essere assunti come poliziotti)
No full textGiurisprudenza Corte ED