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Edition: Prin 2022
Looking for new anti-infective molecules: evaluation of antibacterial and immunomodulatory properties of antibody-derived peptides (NAADP: New Antibacterial Antibody-Derived Peptides)
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Edition: Prin 2022
The Future of Food, the Food of the Future. Novel Food, Innovation, Sustainability and Legal Issues (Acronym: F4F - Food for Future)
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
Three-dimensional silk fibroin bioactive composite scaffolds functionalized with aptamers for bone regeneration: from bench to pre-clinical testing
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Edition: Prin 2022
MOOD4HEX - MOrphology Optimized Design for Heat EXchangers
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Edition: Prin 2022
Sustainable Textile - SusTex: exploring and adapting good practices for valorizing wastes in the textile and apparel supply chain
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Edition: Prin 2022
Sediment biogeochemistry in deep Italian lakes undergoing stratification and anoxia: ecological and economic assessments (SEBINO)
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Edition: Prin 2022
CRISPR-Cas-based sensing platforms for the monitoring of clinically relevant antibodies
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Edition: Prin 2022
NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR THE ASSESSMENT, CONTROL AND RETROFITTING OF DAMAGED REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGES
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Edition: Prin 2022 a scorrimento
Learning from the Past. Historical Memory, Material Culture, Seismic Damage Prevention in Buildings and Towns in Southern Italy: Skills and Experiences between the 17th and the 18th centuries
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
INSPIRE: Digital INnovation EcoSystem DeveloPment for the CIRcular Economy: the startups' perspective
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
MATHematical tools for predictive maintenance and PROtection of CULTtural heritage (MATHPROCULT)
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Edition: Prin 2022
Motor resonance during action planning and social interactions: from single neurons to brain circuits