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Sabato Martelli Castaldi. Il generale partigiano.
No full textQuando l’8 settembre del 1985 in una solenne cerimonia in Campidoglio venne conferita postuma al generale Sabato Martelli Castaldi la Medaglia d’oro al valore militare, pochi sapevano i retroscena e le vicissitudini di questo personaggio. Fu solo nell’anno 1996 quando lo storico e giornalista Mario Avagliano pubblicò un testo che, a distanza di più di cinquant’anni dalla sua morte, prese in considerazione quell’«esempio nobilissimo di completa e disinteressata dedizione alla causa della libertà del proprio Paese» – così come si dichiarava nell’onorificenza conferita pochi anni prima – che venne riscoperta questa figura. Ma la vita di Sabato Martelli fu ben più complessa ed articolata della sola adesione alla Resistenza romana, così come dimostrato dalla sua partecipazione nella Prima guerra mondiale in veste di ufficiale, dalla sua rapida carriera nell’ Aeronautica, dall’iniziale avvicinamento al fascismo ma anche dal suo rapido disinganno e dal graduale allontanamento da Mussolini
La chiave del calendario gregoriano
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Global Sports and Italian Tv Audiences,
No full textL'articolo introduce i 3 articoli seguenti (gli autori, nell'ordine, sono: S. Martelli, G. Russo, P. Dell'Aquila), i quali riportano i principali risultati di ricerche svolte dallo SportComLab dell'Alma Mater sui pubblici televisivi dei grandi eventi sportivi, svoltisi nel periodo 2002-2010
Development of new therapies against the influenza types A viruses, based on small RNAs targeting the genome regions which codify viral polimerasi.
No full textConvegno di Presentazione Attività di ricerca dei Dottorandi del XXVII Ciclo (II anno di corso) MacroArea 2-Scienze della Vit
Forma, sostanza e senso critico
No full textKraino (dal greco “creatività”) è un progetto formativo dell’Università degli Studi di Teramo con eventi per studenti (e per il pubblico generale) finalizzato allo sviluppo di competenze personali, relazionali, cognitive e organizzative, attraverso un approccio multiprofessionale
<i>Huff & Puff</i>: Modular sculpture, colour printed vinyl, augmented reality, dance performance animations
No full textHuff & Puff is a mixed-reality modular sculpture (an appropriation of Charles and Ray Eames’ ‘House of Cards’ ) encourages audiences to view sequences of motion captured dance as augmented reality animations via a custom smart phone app. Forming a multipart ‘stage-like’ space for the augmented performances, the sculpture is also intended to be recombined by viewers.Research aims:- Disrupt space, altering shifts of perception, habits and limitations of smartphone applications. - Challenge ideas of dance performance and display in a different format through the lens of technology in combination with visual art.
- Construct different modalities of performance.
- Create new modes of interaction with performance.
- Reach new audiences.GOSH Arts commissioned Gibson/Martelli to undertake a creative research project to explore the potential and benefits of augmented reality and performance in the hospital setting, in the pre-anaesthetics ward, to explore how augmented reality can support the Patient Journey to surgery and ease pre-anaesthetic anxiety. Huff & Puff is an iteration of the MAN A project, responsive to site, highlighting novel audience engagement with motion-captured dance improvisations, animations revealed by direct relations of subject to objects, sculptures, wall prints and installations of differing scales.Gibson/Martelli re-imagine ‘dazzle’ camouflage as tribal markings for invisible performers, moving within a window installation activated by a special augmented reality App.High contrast geometric patterns of ‘dazzle camouflage’ act as a ready made triggers, as markers easily readable by computer-vision algorithms. Viewers are invited to re-calibrate their spatial and proprioceptive faculties to fully interact with the virtual liveness of motion captured dance performances. The performers who lent their motion captured presence to the installation are all experts in Skinner Releasing Dance Technique (SRT).
<i>Everything is Data</i>
No full textThe School of Art, Design and Media at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) presents Everything is Data, a collaborative exhibition with the Centre for Game Design Research, of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, at the School's ADM Gallery. Focusing on digital technologies in art-making that permeate the boundaries between physical and virtual, and universal and personal, the exhibition features new works Mood of the Planet (Vibeke Sorensen, Singapore), MAN A (Gibson/Martelli, UK) and Out of Space (Adam Nash & Stefan Greuter, Australia).Together, they invite audiences to immerse themselves into new digital spaces of their own making, enticing viewers into a malleable world by drawing on the familiar tropes of place and time. Engaging with digital technologies of communication and entertainment, and deploying acts of illusion and manipulation, the artists transform digital mediums into embodied datascapes
Pseudo time reversal operators for the state of polarization
No full textThe existence of three generalized mirrors (Martinelli and Martelli, 2017) that compensate for the effects of birefringence in retracing optical circuits allows to develop a parallel with the time reversal properties. The Wigner time reversal operator for the photon spin is considered and three pseudo time reversal operators borrowed from this original operator are introduced and analysed. Their application to different birefringence situations demonstrates the validity and the fertility of the approach
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