Appuntamento ASviS, “Pace e governance globale: rifondare il multilateralismo dopo il Patto per il Futuro” – Eventi – Ansa.it

Eventi – In collaborazione con A novembre l’ASviS organizza quattro ASviS Live dedicati all’approfondimento dei temi contenuti nel Rapporto annuale “Pace, giustizia e diritti: pilastri della sostenibilità”, recentemente presentato. Gli appuntamenti saranno focalizzati su ciascuna delle quattro dimensioni dello sviluppo sostenibile – istituzionale, sociale, ambientale ed economica – e vedranno…

La provocazione di Mosca: ‘Come la Torre, con i soldi a Kiev crollerà l’Italia’. La Farnesina convoca l’ambasciatore russo – Notizie – Ansa.it

“Finché il governo italiano continuerà a spendere inutilmente i soldi dei suoi contribuenti” per l’Ucraina, “l’Italia crollerà tutta, dall’economia alle torri”. E’ il commento della portavoce del ministero degli Esteri russo, Maria Zakharova al crollo parziale della Torre dei Conti ai Fori Imperiali. “Ricordo che a maggio di quest’anno il…

Morto Loriano Bagnoli, il patron di Sammontana – Notizie – Ansa.it

Si è spento all’età di 86 anni Loriano Bagnoli, presidente onorario e tra i fondatori della Sammontana Italia, azienda con sede a Empoli (Firenze) leader nel settore dei gelati e dei prodotti da forno e pasticceria surgelati. Classe 1939, Loriano è stato, con i fratelli Renzo e Sergio, l’artefice del…

Your bedroom glow might be quietly damaging your heart

Higher exposure to artificial light at night was linked to heightened stress activity in the brain, inflammation in the arteries, and a greater likelihood of heart disease in a small study of adults in Boston. Researchers reported that light pollution at night appeared to influence cardiovascular health, suggesting it is…

Killer whales perfect a ruthless trick to hunt great white sharks

A group of orcas in the Gulf of California has been filmed using remarkable skill to hunt young great white sharks, flipping them onto their backs to reach the nutrient-packed liver. The group, known as Moctezuma’s pod, may be exploiting shifts in ocean temperatures that have changed shark nursery zones.…

Scientists teach bacteria the octopus’s secret to camouflage

Scientists at the University of California, San Diego have come closer to understanding one of nature’s most fascinating abilities: the art of disguise. Octopuses, squids, cuttlefish, and their cephalopod relatives are masters of camouflage, able to instantly shift their skin color to blend into their surroundings. This extraordinary transformation is…

In crescita i reati di strada, più colpite le grandi città – Notizie – Ansa.it

I delitti commessi e denunciati in Italia sono in aumento e la crescita riguarda soprattutto la micro-criminalità di strada. L’indicazione emerge dalle statistiche della banca dati interforze del dipartimento di Pubblica sicurezza del ministero dell’Interno, fornite in esclusiva al Sole 24 Ore del Lunedì e confrontate con quelle degli anni…

A groundbreaking brain map could revolutionize Parkinson’s treatment

Scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School and partner institutions assembled one of the most complete single-cell maps of the developing human brain. The atlas identifies nearly every cell type, records their genetic signatures, and shows how these cells grow and interact. It also compares leading laboratory methods for producing high-quality neurons,…

Scientists discover the nutrient that supercharges cellular energy

Mitochondria are tiny structures inside cells that generate the energy required for the body to move, grow, and maintain health. Because energy needs change continuously, mitochondria must constantly fine-tune their activity to keep up. This adaptability depends in part on the nutrients available to the cell. Yet until recently, scientists…

Ancient viruses hidden inside bacteria could help defeat modern infections

For billions of years, bacteria have fought an unending battle with viruses, developing a wide range of survival strategies. Now, scientists say these age-old microbial defenses could inspire new antiviral tools for humans. Thomas Wood, a professor of chemical engineering at Penn State, and his team have uncovered a long-overlooked…

Bamboo tissue paper may not be as eco-friendly as you think

Bamboo-based tissue paper from China has become a popular option among consumers seeking eco-friendly products. Yet new research indicates that these bamboo paper goods may not be as sustainable as many believe. In fact, when compared with tissue produced in North America, some bamboo varieties may have a larger environmental…

Scientists predict a wetter, greener future for the Sahara Desert

The Sahara Desert is known as one of the driest places on Earth, receiving only about 3 inches of precipitation each year — roughly one-tenth of what falls in Chicago. However, new research from the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) suggests that this could change dramatically within the next few…

Astronomers capture a violent super-eruption from a young sun

Although we rarely notice from Earth, the Sun is continuously hurling enormous clouds of charged plasma into space. These events, known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs), often occur alongside sudden bursts of light called solar flares. When particularly strong, CMEs can stretch far enough to disturb Earth’s magnetic field, producing…