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Paisajes distópicos en la trilogía Bruna Husky de Rosa Montero
No full textNei romanzi della detective Bruna Husky, Rosa Montero si avvale di un paesaggio urbano degradato, inspirato al noto film Blade Runner. La coesistenza di elementi attuali e futuristici, permettono all’autrice di proiettare le preoccupazioni del suo presente in un Madrid distopico, a partire dal ricorso a elementi sia del romanzo poliziesco che della fantascienza.In the novels of the detective Bruna Husky, Rosa Montero uses a degraded urban landscape, inspired by the well-known film Blade Runner. The coexistence of current and futuristic elements allows the author to project the concerns of her present into a dystopian Madrid, starting from the use of elements of both hard-boiled and science fiction
Bruna.Mundim.ASN.2015
No full text<p>R Code to map data on author home country presented in Bruna and Mundim's 2015 talk at the ASN/SSB/SSE meeting in Guaruja, Brazil</p
Internship in environmental microbiology: from the field to the laboratory
No full textMestrado em Tecnologias Clínico-LaboratoriaisABSTRACT
The second year of the master’s in clinical-laboratory Technologies includes the curricular unit Project/Thesis/Internship, in which you can choose the type of internship, present a report on the activities carried out at the end. The internship was professional and took place between 11 September 2023 and 20 June 2024 in the Environmental and Occupational Microbiology laboratory at the Health & Technology Research Centre. During this time, 3 PhD projects were carried out to assess occupational/environmental exposure to microbiological agents, namely fungi and bacteria, in different environments. Environmental sampling campaigns were carried out as well as the laboratory activities involved in preparing and analysing the samples obtained. Sample processing consisted of applying classical microbiology techniques and using molecular biology methods as a complement. The internship allowed me to consolidate the knowledge acquired during the first year of the course and acquire other knowledge, and new practical skills related to the area of environmental microbiology and to produce scientific work (articles, abstracts for conferences, and scientific posters) and to reflect on other possible study projects.No segundo ano do Mestrado Tecnologias Clínico-Laboratoriais, está integrada a unidade curricular Projeto/Tese/Estágio, em que se pode escolher a tipologia de estágio, apresentando no fim um relatório sobre as atividades desenvolvidas. O estágio realizado foi de natureza profissional e decorreu entre 11 de setembro de 2023 a 20 de Junho de 2024, no laboratório de Microbiologia Ambiental e Ocupacional, pertencente ao Health & Technology Research Center. Durante este tempo, decorreram 3 projetos de doutoramento, com o objetivo de avaliar a exposição ocupacional/ambiental a agentes microbiológicos, nomeadamente fungos e bactérias, em diferentes ambientes. Foram realizadas campanhas de amostragem ambiental e as atividades de laboratório inerentes à preparação e análise das amostras obtidas. O tratamento de amostras, consistiu na aplicação técnicas de microbiologia clássica, e na utilização de métodos de biologia molecular como complemento. O estágio permitiu consolidação dos conhecimentos adquiridos ao longo do primeiro ano curricular e, ainda, adquirir outros conhecimentos, novas competências práticas relacionadas com a área da microbiologia ambiental e realizar produção científica (artigos, resumos para conferências e posters científicos) e refletir sobre outros possíveis projetos de estudo.I am also gratefully acknowledging the FCT/MCTES national support through the UIDB/05608/2020; UIDP/05608/2020. This work is also supported by national funds through FCT/MCTES/FSE/UE, 2023.01366.BD; UI/BD/153746/2022 and CE3C unit UIDB/00329/2020; UI/BD/151431/2021; and Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa, national support through IPL/2022/InChildhealth/BI/12M; IPL/IDI&CA2023/FoodAIIEU_ESTeSL; IPL/IDI&CA2023/ASPRisk_ESTeSL; IPL/IDI&CA2023/ ARAFSawmills_ESTeSL. Partly funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI), or the United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI), or the Australian National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC). Neither the European Union nor the granting authorities can be held responsible for them
Un dépotoir du bas Moyen Âge dans le quartier Saint-Jean à Lyon
No full textBruna Maccari-Poisson, Ein Schuttabladeplatz des Spätmittelalters im Stadtviertel Saint-Jean in Lyon.
Der Verfasser untersucht Keramikscherben, die sich in einem ehemaligen Brunnen fanden, der gegen Ende des Mittelalters zugeschiittet und als Schuttabladeplatz verwendet wurde ; acht stratigraphische Einheiten konnten ermittelt werden. Der Autor schlägt unter Anwendung von typologischen Kriterien vor, einerseits das XV. Jh., andererseits das beginnende XVI. Jh. als Entstehungszeit dieser Keramikscherben zu bestimmen. Eine zusammenfassende Übersicht der Formen läßt ihre Entwicklung während der Auffüllphasen erkennen.Bruna Maccari-Poisson : A rubbish pit from the Late Middle Ages in the Saint-Jean quarter of Lyon.
The author examines pottery found in an ancient well, filled in towards the end of the Middle Ages and then converted into a rubbish pit, in which eight stratigraphie units have been identified. Using typological criteria, the author proposes to date some of the pottery to the fifteenth century, and the rest to the early sixteenth century. A table recapitulating their forms, makes their evolution through the in filling of the pit very clear.L'auteur étudie un lot de céramiques trouvées dans un ancien puits comblé vers la fin du Moyen Age et converti en dépotoir, dans lequel huit unités stratigraphiques ont été reconnues. L'auteur, utilisant des critères typologiques, propose de dater ces céramiques, d'une part du XVe siècle, d'autre part du début du XVIe. Un tableau récapitulatif des formes fait apparaître leur évolution au cours du remplissage du dépotoir.Maccari-Poisson Bruna. Un dépotoir du bas Moyen Âge dans le quartier Saint-Jean à Lyon. In: Archéologie médiévale, tome 18, 1988. pp. 215-237
Leonardo Manrique Castañeda: una visión interdisciplinaria. 1 Año 1 (2014) enero-marzo. Rutas de Campo. Estudiosos de Guerrero: Semblanzas
No full textGrosser Lerner, Eva y Benjamín Pérez González, “Leonardo Manrique Castañeda (entrevista)”, en Martha C. Muntzel y Bruna Radelli (coords.), Homenaje a Leonardo Manrique, México, INAH, 1993, pp. 9-45.Guzmán Betancourt, Ignacio, “Bibliografía de Leonardo Manrique Castañeda”, en Martha C. Muntzel y Bruna Radelli (coords.), Homenaje a Leonardo Manrique, México, INAH, 1993, pp. 141-152.Manrique Castañeda, Leonardo, “Historia de las lenguas indígenas de México”, en Beatriz Garza Cuarón y George Baudot, Historia de la literatura mexicana. Las literaturas amerindias de México y la literatura en español del siglo XVI, México, Siglo XXI, vol. 1, 1996, pp. 51-83.Manrique, Leonardo, “El panorama de los estudios lingüísticos de Guerrero”, en Gloria Artís, Miguel Ángel Rubio y Mette Marie Wacher, Guerrero: una mirada antropológica e histórica, México, INAH, 2007, pp. 493-498.Zúñiga, Rosa María, “Reconstrucciones lingüísticas efectuadas por Leonardo Manrique”, en Martha C. Muntzel y Bruna Radelli (coords.), Homenaje a Leonardo Manrique, México, INAH, 1993, pp. 135-140
Electroendephalography data from study on neurorehabilitation after stroke
No full textElectroencephalography data collected from a study investigating the neurophysiological aspects of a neurorehabilitation protocol combining neuromodulation with transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) and extreme reality for people with stroke.
The generated data associated with the study are not publicly available due to ethical requirements, but are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request
Geological and structural map of the southeastern Pag Island, Croatia: field constraints on the Cretaceous - Eocene evolution of the Dinarides foreland
Get PDFThe sedimentary succession exposed in the Northern Dalmatia Islands mainly consists of Cretaceous to Neogene shallow water carbonates, folded and imbricated within the External Dinarides thrust belt. During Cretaceous times, carbonate sediments were deposed on a heterogeneous, tectonically-influenced carbonate platform, which was then uplifted and eroded, as evidenced by a regional unconformity embracing the Late Cretaceous and Paleocene. Sedimentation resumed during the Eocene, when the area was part of the foreland basin of the Dinaric belt. With our geological and structural map of the southeastern Pag Island at the 1:25,000 scale, we refined the stratigraphic and structural setting and the tectono- sedimentary evolution of the area.Applied Geolog
Pressure transient analysis to investigate a coupled fracture corridor and a fault damage zone causing an early thermal breakthrough in the North Alpine Foreland Basin
No full textThe heterogeneity of the Upper Jurassic carbonate reservoir (Malm reservoir) beneath the North Alpine Foreland Basin has a significant influence on the mass and heat flow processes during geothermal exploitation. Geophysical borehole data revealed that sub-seismic scale fractures and karstified fractures occur at the inflow zones of deep geothermal wells. However, pressure transient analysis (PTA) in some previous studies concluded that it is difficult to detect the influence of sub-seismic scale features, suggesting that radial flow regime is dominant. Accordingly, a regional thermal-hydraulic model adopted the equivalent porous medium (EPM) approach, homogenizing the sub-seismic scale reservoir heterogeneities; however, unable to detect an early thermal breakthrough (ETB) in a geothermal doublet located SE of Munich. We apply PTA on three buildup tests belonging to that doublet following a deterministic approach to constrain the reservoir type by interpreting the pressure derivative (PD) plots constrained by geophysical and geological data. We derive the magnitudes of the reservoir hydraulic parameters by matching the PD plots with the selected interpretation models. We find that clustered fractures have a significant influence on the reservoir hydraulics, evidenced by trough-shaped curves in the PD plots. Linear flow regime interpreted from the interference test between the two wells indicates permeability anisotropy, which may have caused the ETB. Geophysical data interpretations indicate that these fractures correspond to a coupled fault damage zone and a fracture corridor. Finally, we present a fit-for-purpose 2D discrete fracture network model utilizing the PTA results to match our analytically calibrated model. Our study offers a potential hydraulic explanation to the cause of the ETB highlighting the importance of integrating multi-scale/disciplinary data sets to improve the reliability of dynamic reservoir models, based on which, economic-related decisions are made.Applied Geolog
a comprehensive review of assessment methods
Get PDFFunding Information: The author(s) declare that financial support was received for the research and/or publication of this article. This work is also supported by national funds through FCT/MCTES/FSE/UE, (doi: 10.54499/2023.01366.BD ) and Instituto Polit\u00E9cnico de Lisboa, national support through IPL/2022/InChildhealth/BI/12M; projects IPL/IDI&CA2024/WWTPSValor_ESTeSL and IPL/IDI&CA2024/MycoSOS_ESTeSL. This work was also supported by the Academy of Medical Sciences Springboard award Round 7 (SBF007\\100130). Funded by the European Union (grant agreement: 101056883). Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. InChildHealth is also receiving funding from the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI grant agreement 22.00324), from the United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI grant agreement 10040524), and from the Australian National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC grant agreements APP2017786 and APP2008813). Publisher Copyright: Copyright © 2025 Cervantes, Pena, Riesenberger, Rodriguez, Henderson, Gonçalves, Newire, Pogner, Salonen, Almeida Silva, Ferguson, Haverinen-Shaughnessy and Viegas.This review addresses the increasing problem of fungal contamination in schools, which has a profound impact on indoor air quality and student health. Fungal contamination creates health problems such as respiratory problems, allergies, which can be particularly harmful in schools (e.g., Aspergillus fumigatus and Fusarium sp. are especially important as they are a well-known indoor allergens and can induce serious respiratory diseases). The aim of this study is to determine the effect of geographic location as well as season of filamentous fungi in school context. Through a comprehensive screening of 6,659 articles, 47 studies were selected for data extraction, detailing sampling techniques, analysis methods, climatic conditions, and relevant fungal species. The study highlights the importance of regularly measuring IAQ and utilizing both active and passive sampling methodologies in addition to molecular genetic analysis to complement identification and improve comparability across studies. A targeted monitoring is also proposed for species such as Aspergillus fumigatus (Aspergillus section Fumigati), Fusarium sp., and Mucorales order, which are therapeutically relevant, as well as Stachybotrys atra and Aspergillus section Flavi, in terms of their toxicological potential. Additionally, the article discusses the importance of consistent data formatting for effective meta-analysis and the need for further research to inform regulatory frameworks protecting student health. Recommendations for minimizing fungal threats include evaluating building structure, ventilation, cleaning practices, and gathering information from parents about school activities. Overall, the study underscores the global health risks posed by fungi in schools and calls for extensive investigations combining various sampling and analytical techniques. Additionally, the article discusses the importance of consistent data formatting for effective meta-analysis and the need for further research to inform regulatory frameworks protecting student health. Recommendations for minimizing fungal threats include evaluating building structure, ventilation, cleaning practices, and gathering information from parents about school activities. Overall, the study underscores the global health risks posed by fungi in schools and calls for extensive investigations combining various sampling and analytical techniques.publishersversionpublishe
Predictive mechanical model for fracture stimulation in an enhanced geothermal system (EGS) context
No full textAccepted Author ManuscriptReservoir EngineeringApplied Geolog
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