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GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Perché la materia oscura è ancora oscura.? Why da...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Perché la materia oscura è ancora oscura.? Why da... : Perché la materia oscura è ancora oscura.? La forza rotazionale indotta, intuita per primo dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa, che supera il lim...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: New technique analyses battery failure. Una nuova ...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: New technique analyses battery failure. Una nuova ... : N ew technique analyses battery failure. The procedure of the ENEA RM2012A000637 patent can be very useful in this application. /   Una nu...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Single pixel perception sharpens focus in frames. ...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Single pixel perception sharpens focus in frames. ... : Single pixel perception sharpens focus in frames. The process of the ENEA RM2012A000637 patent can be very useful in this application. / ...

UK team to lead research into “artificial eye” technology. / Gruppo inglese conduce la ricerca nella tecnologia dell' "occhio artificiale".

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UK team to lead research into “artificial eye” technology. / Gruppo inglese conduce la ricerca nella tecnologia dell' "occhio artificiale". Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa Researchers from Kingston University in southwest London are to play a leading role in the development of an advanced imaging technology that mimics the human eye. Funded by EPSRC, The three-year £1.3m project, which also involves King’s College London and University College London, will explore potential applications of newly developed “neuromorphic” sensors: devices which mimic the way a mammal’s eye processes information. Explaining the drawback of existing imaging systems the leader of the Kingston team, Professor Maria Martin, said: “Conventional camera technology captures video in a series of separate frames, or images, which can be a waste of resources if there is more motion in some areas than in othe

Switch flipped on UK’s newest tokamak fusion reactor / Accensione del nuovo reattore di fusione Tokamak del Regno Unito.

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Switch flipped on UK’s newest tokamak fusion reactor / Accensione del nuovo reattore di fusione Tokamak del Regno Unito. Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa The ST40 (© Tokamak Energy) Oxfordshire-based Tokamak Energy has fired up its latest fusion reactor for the first time and aims to reach temperatures of 100m degrees Celsius next year. Known as the ST40, the reactor represents the third of five stages in the company’s plan to deliver fusion energy to the grid by 2030. Controlled fusion requires temperatures in excess of 100m°C, but this has never been achieved by a privately funded company. To reach that goal, Tokamak Energy is focusing on compact, spherical tokamak reactors, as it believes they are quicker to develop and offer the quickest route to commercial fusion power. “Today is an important day for fusion energy development in the UK, and the world,” said Dr David Kingham, CEO of Tokamak Energy. “

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Win-win situation for wind powered oil recovery / ...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Win-win situation for wind powered oil recovery / ... : Win-win situation for wind powered oil recovery /  Situazione win-win per il recupero del petrolio con il vento Segnalato dal Dott. ...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Virtual reality could hold key to preventing elder...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Virtual reality could hold key to preventing elder... : Virtual reality could hold key to preventing elderly falls /  La realtà virtuale potrebbe  prevenire le cadute dele persone anziane S...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Proprietà e benefici della clorofilla / Properties...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Proprietà e benefici della clorofilla / Properties... : Proprietà e benefici della clorofilla /  Properties and benefits of chlorophyll Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by ...

WPI Team Grows Heart Tissue on Spinach Leaves / Il gruppo WPI fa crescere il tessuto cardiaco su foglie di spinaci.

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WPI Team Grows Heart Tissue on Spinach Leaves /  Il gruppo WPI fa crescere il tessuto cardiaco su foglie di spinaci. Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa Researchers turn to the vascular system of plants to solve a major bioengineering problem blocking the regeneration of human tissues and organs. Researchers face a fundamental challenge as they seek to scale up human tissue regeneration from small lab samples to full-size tissues, bones, even whole organs to implant in people to treat disease or traumatic injuries: how to establish a vascular system that delivers blood deep into the developing tissue. Current bioengineering techniques, including 3-D printing, can’t fabricate the branching network of blood vessels down to the capillary scale that are required to deliver the oxygen, nutrients, and essential molecules required for proper tissue growth. To solve this problem, a multidisciplinary research team a

La lezione della particella che non c'era. The lesson of the particle that was not there.

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La lezione della particella che non c'era. L'esistenza della forza rotazionale indotta comporta una notevole semplificazione della fisica, che supera la fisica di Newton e di Einstein. /  The lesson of the particle that was not there. The existence of the induced rotational force results in a remarkable simplification of physics, which goes beyond Newton's and Einstein's physics. Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa Gregory (detective di Scotland Yard): "C'è qualcos'altro su cui vuole attirare la mia attenzione?" Holmes: "Sul curioso incidente del cane, quella notte". Gregory: "Ma il cane non ha fatto nulla quella notte". Holmes: "Questo appunto è il curioso incidente"                                   "Barbaglio d'argento", Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1892 I dati raccolti l'anno scorso a LHC dai due esperimenti del CERN di Ginevra responsabili de