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Venturoli, Angelo
No full textBiografia dell'architetto Angelo Venturoli (1749-1821), esponente fondamentale del neoclassicismo palladiano a Bologna.Biography of the architect Angelo Venturoli (1749-1821), a fundamental exponent of Palladian neoclassicism in Bologna
Workshop "Metodi innovativi per il controllo e il monitoraggio delle costruzioni", Bologna, 1 giugno 2007
No full text8.30 REGISTRAZIONE
9.00 APERTURA
Roberto Gittardi, Presidente AIPnD
Giovanni Pascale, DISTART, Università di Bologna
PRIMA SESSIONE
Moderatore: Angelo Di Tommaso
9.15 Recenti tecniche di rilievo delle costruzioni
Gabriele Bitelli, DISTART, Università di Bologna
10.00 L’impiego della termografia nella diagnostica dell’edilizia
Elisabetta Rosina, BEST, Politecnico di Milano
11.15 Coffee Break
11.30 Prove soniche e Impact Echo nel controllo delle costruzioni
Camilla Colla, DISTART, Università di Bologna
12.15 Applicazioni dell’emissione acustica nell’ingegneria civile
Giuseppe Nardoni, I&T Nardoni, Brescia
13.00 Visita all’esposizione delle ditte e colazione di lavoro
SECONDA SESSIONE
Moderatore: Giovanni Pascale
15.00 Impiego del Radar nelle indagini sulle strutture civili
Johannes Hugenschmidt, EMPA, Zurigo
15.45 Sensori e sperimentazione globale nel monitoraggio dell’edilizia storica
Alessandro De Stefano, DISTR, Politecnico di Torino
16.30 Monitoraggio strutturale con sensori a fibra ottica
Barbara Bonfiglioli, DISTART, Università di Bologna
Filippo Bastianini, Eng. Res. Lab. CIES - University of Missouri-Rolla
17.15 Sistemi residenti di monitoraggio per il controllo dell’efficienza statica di edifici in c.a.
Giacinto Antonello Porco, Dipartimento di Strutture, Università della Calabria
18.00 Dibattito e conclusion
Il marchese Angelo Alberto Remedi e “Il desiderio e il pensiero di dedicarsi agli studi di archeologia”
No full textAttraverso l’autobiografia di Alberto Angelo Remedi, si seguono le vicende formative e l’attività dello studioso che intrattenne relazione con importanti esponenti della cultura del suo tempo. Grazie all’attività di scavo condotta nei propri terreni a Luni, diede vita al primo museo lunense, favorendo lo sviluppo degli studi sulla città romana
From Suspicion to Trust: The ‘Pact of Translation’ in Two Author-Translator Collaborations
No full textThere is a vast literature showing that author-translator relationships are often fraught with tensions which undermine trust between the two parties (Anokhina 2017; Hersant, 2017, 2020). These tensions are hardly detectable from the sole comparison of source and target texts but are likely to be revealed in archival material such as editorial correspondence or revised translator’s typescripts and galley proofs. The examination of archival material makes it possible to observe how trust between translator and author develops and deepens, but also how it can be jeopardized when other intermediaries come into play. This paper focuses on documents taken from the Lilly Library at the University of Indiana Bloomington. Both epitextual sources (such as correspondence with publishers and authors) and genetic sources (such as translators’ manuscripts and notebooks) pertaining to translators William Weaver (1923-2012) and Barbara Wright (1915-2009) are examined, with a view to better understand the complex interplay of trust and mistrust that takes place in translation collaborations
Pascale Drouet, Love’s Labour’s Lost
No full textWith its concise historical contextualizing and its pertinent approaches to analysis, Pascale Drouet’s recent publication provides the oft-overlooked play the critical acknowledgment it greatly deserves. It is especially designed for francophone students of Shakespeare, bringing together some of the most artfully-couched and enlightening insights from other prominent critical works, continental and other. In “Repères,” the author makes use of those biographical and historical elements that sh..
Ruolo della fase fenologica sull infezione da Fusarium e sull accumulo di deossinivalenolo in frumento duro
No full textStudio dei fattori che influenzano l accumulo di deossinivalenolo nelle cariossidi di frumento duro
No full textEffect of stress on hippocampal nociceptin expression in the rat
No full textNociceptin/orphanin FQ (N/OFQ) peptide and its receptor are not only ubiquitously expressed in mammalian brain and spinal cord but are also abundant in limbic structures, particularly in the hippocampus. The widespread distribution of N/OFQ reflects the broad spectrum of its biological actions such as nociception, food intake, spontaneous locomotor activity, and learning and memory processes. Since the hippocampus is involved in the control of adrenocortical activity, its role in stress-related phenomena is well characterized. In male Wistar rats, we first examined the effects of acute restraint stress (120 min) on the brain immunohistochemical localization of N/OFQ. The analysis carried out on sections obtained at the onset of stress revealed enhanced expression of N/OFQ in CA1, CA3, and the dentate gyrus as well as increased plasma corticosterone concentrations. Next, we examined whether endogenous glucocorticoid hormone plays a role in the modulation of hippocampal N/OFQ expression in response to stress. To this end, rats were injected with corticosterone (1 mg/kg) or subjected to restraint stress 1 week after adrenalectomy. Two hours after corticosterone administration, plasma glucocorticoid concentrations were comparable to those observed after restraint stress, while N/OFQ expression had significantly increased in all the hippocampal subfields examined. By contrast, in adrenalectomized rats, stress did not modify protein expression. These results confirm that stress can affect N/OFQ expression and that glucocorticoids may constitute hormonal mediators of this complex interplay
Effetto delle tecniche colturali sull accumulo di Fusarium-tossine nelle cariossidi di frumento duro
No full textEffetto delle tecniche colturali sull accumulo di Fusarium-tossine nelle cariossidi di frumento duro
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