GENIO italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa

  This is to acknowledge that Giuseppe Cotellessa Attended a one-hour webinar and Q&A session entitled "Assessment of LNP quality and encapsulation efficiency by nano-flow cytometry" /  Questo per riconoscimento Giuseppe Cotellessa Ha partecipato ad un webinar di un'ora ed ad una sessione di domande e risposte intitolata "Valutazione della qualità LNP e dell'efficienza di incapsulamento mediante citometria a nano-flusso" / #1/3/2023 Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa Key learning objectives Understand how to perform label-free analysis of LNP size and concentration with the NanoAnalyzer Learn how to measure loaded and unloaded particle ratios Discover how to determine mRNA copy number Learn how to quantify surface modifications Information Assessment of LNP quality and encapsulation efficiency by nano-flow cytometry In this webinar, Dr. Clayton Deighan, North American Sales and Application Manager at NanoFCM, and Dr. Ben Peacock, Head of Research at NanoFCM, will

Africa is splitting in two /  L'Africa si sta spaccando in due Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa /  Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa Perhaps some of you already know the  phenomenon that is leading to the division of the  African continent. Impossible as it may seem, it is  an ongoing process. The East African Rift system made up the western  and eastern continental rifts, and stretches from the  Afar region of Ethiopia down to Mozambique. It is  an active continental rift that began millions of  years ago, splitting at 7mm annually. The regular  eruption of volcanoes along the rift and new  insights into the break up of continents adds to the  belief that the continent may be splitting to form a  new ocean. East Africa is home to several visible geographical  wonders that have attracted tourists to the area . These include Lake Malawi and Tanzania’s Lake  Tanganyika—respectively, the fourth largest  freshwater and the second deepest lakes in the  world. It also inc

 Is gravity the same across the Earth? And why is it important? /  La gravità è la stessa su tutta la Terra? E perché è importante? Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa /  Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa The Earth is rough and has different masses at  different locations, and the gravitational field  accompanies these variations, which occur  according to the density of rocks under the ground  and other factors. After all, the distribution of mass  on the planet is heterogeneous. The Earth's mass distribution controls the level at  which seawater will be at any given time, as the  instantaneous surface of the sea adjusts according  to the gravity field. In fact, there isn't even a sea  level, but an average or an instantaneous sea level. There is a difference between the theoretically  calculated gravity and the actual value of the  acceleration of gravity of a particular place on the  planet. This difference is called the “gravitational  anomaly”, and it can

Is dark matter real, or have we misunderstood the gravity ? /  La materia oscura è reale o abbiamo frainteso la gravità?  Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa For many years now, astronomers and  physicistshave been in a conflict. Is the mysterious  dark matter that we observe deep in the Universe  real, or is what we see the result of subtle  deviations from the laws of gravity as we know  them? In 2016, Dutch physicist Erik Verlinde  proposed a theory of the second kind: emergent  gravity. New research, published in Astronomy &  Astrophysics this week, pushes the limits of dark  matter observations to the unknown outer regions  of galaxies, and in doing so re-evaluates several  dark matter models and alternative theories of  gravity. Measurements of the gravity of 259,000 isolated  galaxies show a very close relation between the  contributions of dark matter and those of ordinary  matter, as predicted in Verlinde's theory of  emerge