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Lauree triennali 2025 Cure e prevenzioni di un morbo oscuro: Michele Savonarola e l'epilessia nell'Italia medievale Treatments and prevention of an occult disease: Michele Savonarola and epilepsy in medieval Italy SERAFIN, IRIS
Lauree triennali 2025 Il ruolo del Medico nel processo penale nella Venezia del Settecento The role of the Physician in the criminal process of Eighteenth-century Venice SCANNAPIECO, GIANLUIGI
Lauree triennali 2025 Il lungo viaggio del tè. Dall'estremo oriente alla cultura Inglese. The long Journey of tea. From far East to English culture. SALVAGNIN, PAOLA
Lauree triennali 2025 La ricomposizione dei movimenti collettivi nel tempo del “riflusso”: Dall’Autonomia veneta alle reti internazionali tra gli anni Ottanta e Novanta. The Recomposition of Collective Movements in the Era of “Riflusso”: From "Autonomia veneta" to International Networks in the 1980s and 1990s. SALIS, STELLA
Lauree triennali 2025 La Romanizzazione di Este The Romanization of Este MEREACRII, RADU
Lauree triennali 2025 La Liana dell'Anima. Ayahuasca e piante enteogene dalla spiritualità alla mercificazione. The Vine of the Soul. Ayahuasca and Entheogenic Plants: From Spiritual Practice to Commodification DA PRA, SOFIA
Lauree triennali 2025 Una "casa d'esercizi per gli operai della regione Veneto": Villa San Giuseppe e i Gesuiti a Bassano del Grappa dal 1924 al 1935 A "retreat house for workers in the Veneto region": Villa San Giuseppe and the Jesuits in Bassano del Grappa from 1924 to 1935 CAZZOLARO, GELINDO
Lauree triennali 2025 L'ostracismo ateniese. Stato degli studi, acquisizioni e prospettive di ricerca Athenian Ostracism. State of Scholarship, Recent Advances and Research Perspectives AZZOLINI, GIULIO
Lauree triennali 2025 Produrre senza fabbrica. Lavoro a domicilio e genere negli anni Settanta in Italia. Producing Without a Factory: Home-Based Work and Gender in 1970s Italy ANCONA, FRANCESCA ROMANA
Lauree triennali 2025 Giovanni Caboto e il primo tentativo inglese di esplorazione del Nord America John Cabot and the first English attempt to explore North America ALBORI, JACOPO
Lauree triennali 2025 IL RUOLO STRATEGICO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE COME ABILITATORE DELL’INNOVAZIONE NEL SETTORE INDUSTRIALE E MANIFATTURIERO. LA COMUNICAZIONE COME LEVA PER LO SVILUPPO DELLA 5° RIVOLUZIONE INDUSTRIALE IN VENETO THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF COMMUNICATION AS AN ENABLER OF INNOVATION IN THE INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING SECTOR. COMMUNICATION AS A LEVER FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE 5TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN VENETO SGARBOSSA, ALBERTO
Lauree triennali 2025 Stimoli sensoriali ed emozioni come leva persuasiva nella pubblicità luxury Sensory stimuli and emotions as a persuasive lever in luxury advertising MAGNANO SAN LIO, BENEDETTA
Lauree triennali 2025 Raccontare la scrittura: storytelling ed identità verbale della Scuola Holden Telling the writing world: Holden School' storytelling and verbal identity LOMBARDI, MIRIAM
Lauree triennali 2025 La tossicità nelle lobby dei videogiochi The toxicity in videogames lobbies DI NOTO, RICCARDO
Lauree triennali 2025 La costruzione sociale del corpo: come gli oggetti culturali hanno trasformato l'estetica femminile. The Social Construction of the Body: Cultural Objects and the Shaping of Female Aesthetics ALIANO, CARLOTTA SOFIA
Lauree triennali 2025 L'impatto delle malattie croniche sullo sviluppo psicologico ed educativo del bambino. The Impact of Chronic Illness on Children’s Psychological and Educational Development. ZANELLA, GIORGIA
Lauree triennali 2025 Lo sviluppo sensoriale nella prima infanzia: ambienti a confronto. Sensory development in early childhood: comparing environments. VIGATO, GRETA
Lauree triennali 2025 “I Laboratori artistici e la relazione educativa nelle RSA: il ruolo dell’arteterapia nel supporto alla fragilità cognitiva. Art workshops and educational relationships in residential care homes: the role of art therapy in supporting cognitive impairment. VAITI, KIMBERLY BEATRICE
Lauree triennali 2025 LA SACRALITÀ DEL MOVIMENTO NELLE DANZE INDIANE: GESTI, SIMBOLI E TRADIZIONI DI UN'ARTE RITUALE THE SACREDNESS OF MOVEMENT IN INDIAN DANCE: GESTURES, SYMBOLS AND TRADITIONS OF A RITUAL ART RONCOLATO, CHIARA
Lauree triennali 2025 DISABILITA' IN ETA' ADULTA: CENNI STORICI E ANALISI DEL RAPPORTO TRA SCUOLA, VITA FAMILIARE E INSERIMENTO LAVORATIVO. DISABILITY IN ADULTHOOD: HISTORICAL NOTES AND ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCHOOL, FAMILY LIFE AND EMPLOYMENT. POLI, ARIANNA
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The Impact of Ketogenic Diet on Hypertrophic Signalling and Body Composition in Resistance-Trained Males

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Implementation of a coalescence-based method to infer metabolic adaptations to cold climate in a Siberian human population

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Catalytic activity or structural function: Investigating the role of DXO in hyperinflammation

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Heavy Metal Accumulation in Roadside Pine Trees after the Earthquake: A Case Study from Adıyaman, Turkey

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