A Milano il murale di Tvboy per Giulia Cecchettin – Notizie – Ansa.it

Giulia che disegna un cuore su un foglio e la scritta ‘love = respect’: è questo il murale che Tvboy ha realizzato su un muro all’esterno del Mudec di Milano dedicata alla fondazione Giulia Cecchettin, nata, per volontà della famiglia della giovane rapita e uccisa dall’ex fidanzato, con l’obiettivo di…

Serie A: in campo Bologna-Verona 0-0 DIRETTA – Calcio – Ansa.it

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Serie A: in campo Fiorentina-Parma 0-0 DIRETTA – Calcio – Ansa.it

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Serie A: in campo Lecce-Cremonese 2-1 DIRETTA – Calcio – Ansa.it

 In campo Lecce-Cremonese 2-1 DIRETTA LECCE-Cremonese 2-1 al 47′. Ha segnato Bonazzoli! Palla lunga sul neo-entrato Djuric che trova una grande sponda di testa per Bonazzoli che si inserisce a perfezione alle spalle della linea del Lecce e incrocia col mancino alle spalle di Falcone.   LECCE-Cremonese 2-0 al 38′. Rigore…

Satellites are exposing weak bridges in America and around the world

Scientists are using satellites to reveal which bridges around the world may be at risk of failure — and how to catch problems before disaster strikes. Adding satellite monitoring to bridge inspections reduces the number of structures labeled high risk by about one third. Among the bridges that still rank…

A new “magic mushroom” drug could treat depression without psychedelic hallucinations

Psilocybin, the psychoactive compound found in “magic mushrooms,” has drawn growing interest from scientists studying treatments for conditions such as depression, anxiety, substance use disorders and some neurodegenerative diseases. Despite its therapeutic promise, the intense hallucinogenic effects associated with the compound may limit how widely it can be used in…

Scientists discover hidden brain cells that may stop Alzheimer’s tau buildup

The accumulation of tau protein in the brain is a defining feature of Alzheimer’s disease. In a study published March 5 in the Cell Press journal Cell Press Blue, researchers describe a newly identified biological process that may help explain how tau builds up. The research combined animal experiments, cell…

Scientists finally reveal why mint feels cold

Stepping outside on a chilly winter morning or placing a mint in your mouth quickly creates a cooling sensation. That feeling begins with a microscopic sensor inside the body that signals the brain when something is cold. Scientists have now produced the first detailed images showing how this sensor works,…

A perfectly balanced atom just broke one of nuclear physics’ biggest rules

For many years, nuclear physicists believed that “Islands of Inversion” were found mainly in isotopes packed with extra neutrons. These unusual regions of the nuclear chart are places where the normal structure of atomic nuclei suddenly stops following the expected rules. In these cases, the well known magic numbers vanish,…

Study finds phone use on the toilet may cause painful medical condition

People who reported using a smartphone while sitting on the toilet were more likely to have hemorrhoids than those who did not use their phones in the bathroom. The finding comes from a new study led by Chethan Ramprasad of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in the United States and…

Scientists warn fake research is spreading faster than real science

A new study from Northwestern University warns that coordinated scientific fraud is becoming increasingly common. From fabricated data to purchased authorships and paid citations, researchers say organized groups are manipulating the academic publishing system. To investigate the issue, scientists combined large scale analysis of scientific publications with detailed case studies.…

Bird droppings helped build one of ancient Peru’s most powerful kingdoms

New archaeological research suggests that seabird guano, nutrient-rich bird droppings, played a major role in transforming agriculture in ancient Peru and may have helped propel the Chincha Kingdom to prominence as one of the most prosperous and influential societies before the Inca. Dr. Jacob Bongers, lead author of the study…