The research activity is focused on basic research projects based on the ONE HEALTH principle . The activity mainly aims to evaluate the benefits for human health of compounds extracts of ornamental plants or foods with particular attention to the principles of local biodiversity and bioeconomy
The research group is focused on two key areas, synthetic organic chemistry and computational chemistry, which are highly complementary and in complete synergy with each other. the research group is interested in the development of new chemical methodologies in the medicinal chemistry context and in the study of the interaction between the drug and its macromolecular target
The research group has over a decade of experience in conducting environmental biomonitoring projects with magnetic analyses at the Paleomagnetism Laboratory (INGV) and chemical analyses at the Applied Botany Laboratory (UNISI).
The group's research activity concerns terrestrial 5G networks and the recent evolution towards Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) systems with communication via aerial platforms such as drones (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, UAV) and low-altitude satellites (Low Earth Orbit, LEO).
Advanced interdisciplinary approaches of cognitive, computational and social neurosciences, sciences, strategic and managerial fields of companies, business organization and human resources
The invention refers to a method of processing interferometric image radar data, acquired in multi-pass configurations, for the detection and analysis of multiple components of non-stationary radio backscatter at different altitudes and/or displacement speeds.
The invention relates to a molecular diagnostic method for detecting the presence of the phytopathogenic fungus Macrophomina phaseolina in infected soil, seed and plant samples.
industrial organization, international economics, and corporate finance.
