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Prin Project - Last update:
Edition: Prin 2022
A 50 years evolutionary history of Lactobacillus helveticus from traditional dairy environments: biodiversity of strains as an opportunity for technological exploitation and new products (Acronym: Helv4DairHy)
Prin Project - Last update:
Edition: Prin 2022
TRAces of the Twin Transition on skills and Occupations: nature, quality and effects of digital and green jobs (TRATTO)
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Edition: Prin 2022
Assisted phytoremediation of Perfluorinated Alkyl Substances with industrial hemp: physiological and molecular analyses combined with innovative non-invasive analytical methods
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Edition: Prin 2022
Self-assembly of bacteria-targeting materials across the mesoscale (SAMBA)
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Edition: Prin 2022
Intergenerational solidarity, collective human rights claims and environmental sustainability in international and European law
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
Political Inclusion and Inequality in Preindustrial Italian Alps (1500-1800)
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Edition: Prin 2022
Transforming healthcare in the post covid era: sustainability and value of telemedicine - RELIEVE and SAVE
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
Immunological and virological characterization of patients with chronic HBV-HDV infection: association with disease outcomes and response to Bulevirtide treatment
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
ACCLIMATE - Acclimation to Climate Change of Lichens in Mountain Alpine Terricolous Environments
Prin Project - Last update:
Edition: Prin 2022 a scorrimento
DiDaMi - A knowledge-based Design for Disassembly methodology using a Data Mining approach
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Edition: Prin 2022
Movement Experience Through Rhythmic Organization in Audiovisual Representational Texts (METRO_ART)
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Edition: Prin 2022 PNRR
Transforming Habits [TRANSHAB]. Agency, Cognition, and Social Change