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    Erratum: Patients with Severe Obesity during the COVID- 19 Pandemic: How to Maintain an Adequate Multidisciplinary Nutritional Rehabilitation Program? (Obes Facts. (2021) DOI: 10.1159/000513283)

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    In the article by De Amicis et al. entitled "Patients with Severe Obesity during the COVID- 19 Pandemic: How to Maintain an Adequate Multidisciplinary Nutritional Rehabilitation Program?" [Obes Facts. 2021, DOI: 10.1159/000513283], the author list is incorrect. The correct author list is: De Amicis R. Cancello R. Capodaglio P. Gobbi M. Brunani A. Gilardini L. Castelnuovo G. Molinari E. Barbieri V. Mambrini S.P. Battezzati A. Bertoli S

    A novel approach for the prevention of ionizing radiation-induced bone loss using a designer multifunctional cerium oxide nanozyme

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    This repository provides additional computational data to accompany the paper: A Novel approach for the prevention of ionizing radiation-induced bone loss using a designer multifunctional cerium oxide nanozyme, Fei Wei, Craig J. Neal, Tamil Selvan Sakthivel, Yifei Fu, Mahmoud Omer, Amitava Adhikary, Samuel Ward, Khoa Minh Ta, Samuel Moxon, Marco Molinari, Jackson Asiatico, Michael Kinzel, Sergey N. Yarmolenko, Vee San Cheong, Nina Orlovskaya, Ranajay Ghosh, Sudipta Seal, Melanie Coathup, Bioactive Materials, 2023, 21, 547-565, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bioactmat.2022.09.01

    Molinari, Jack: Moscone and Milk

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    Jack Molinari: I think it’s unfortunate in the history of our city that the assassinations, when they occurred, in a way have been forgotten. There was a mayor who was assassinated, and there was a supervisor who was assassinated. When you look around, you go online, you see the movie “Milk”, even though it was about him; you see there was a supervisor who was assassinated, and by the way the mayor was also assassinated. I think that’s a disservice to his legacy, and I think that they were both good public servants, and both need the same respect and memory

    Curatorship as a design project. A dialogue with Luca Molinari

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    Un dialogo con federica Rasenti sul ruolo del curatore e la pratica di progettazione delle mostre nei suoi contenut

    La produzione artigianale a Roma tra V e XV secolo: riflessioni sui risultati di uno studio archeologico sistematico e comparativo

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    This essay represents the synthesis and conclusion of a five-year research work on the productive activities of Rome between Late Antiquity and Middle Ages and of an international conference held in Rome in 2014. The most recent historiography on medieval Rome has strongly rejected the idea and the prejudice that this city was a "parasitic" city, mainly of consumers and not also of producers of goods and services. Through an integrated work on the different types of sources available on craftsmanship and by carrying out a complete census of the archaeological traces (managed with a GIS) of productive activities present within the Aurelian Walls and in the immediate suburbs, we have investigated the nature and role that craftsmanship had in the economic history of this city after antiquity and throughout the Middle Ages. The wide diachrony adopted (5th-15th century) and the comparison with other geographic realities made it possible to place the economic profile of medieval Rome, as that of a very industrious but never "manufacturing" city

    Democrazia è pedagogia

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    La progettazione pedagogica, nel perseguimento del bene comune, individua la professionalità del pedagogista, che deve essere capace di elaborare una sintesi tra approcci diversi e conoscenze eterogenee, di offrire una consulenza esperta e peculiare per connettere competenze plurali ed entrare, potenzialmente con ciascuna, in un dialogo fecondo. Il pedagogista incarna una professionalità “politica”, in quanto inscindibilmente connessa con le responsabilità della cittadinanza e del bene comune

    Contributo [a: Saper lasciare segni: la filologa Maria Vittoria Molinari]

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    This contribution, dedicated to the memory of the late Prof. Maria Vittoria Molinari, discusses the convergence of philological and literary studies by examining a case study: J.R.R. Tolkien's fairy tale “The Dragon Hunter” (1949
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