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March 20, 2024Mpox: the rapidly decreasing 2022 epidemicAn FBK-coordinated study published in Nature Communications demonstrates the importance of correct information to limit transmission
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March 14, 2024““Measure what is measurable and make measurable what is not”: how sensors convert the environment into useful dataSensors can be seen as translators that convert unfamiliar words that make no sense to us into familiar ones that help us interact with the world around us
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March 13, 2024HOLYLAB: a global economic organization in the early modern age. The Franciscan custody of the Holy Land through its accounting records.FBK's Italian-German Historical Institute is a partner in the ERC project Holylab - A global economic organization in the early modern period: The Custody of the Holy Land through its account books (1600-1800). Felicita Tramontana, principal investigator of the project, tells us about it.
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March 12, 2024Colorabilia: natura e meravigliaFBK Press' new illustrated book, a real paper "Cabinet of curiosities" with mysterious prints from FBK's library, is out.
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March 11, 2024Mission for health: promoting health in different contexts around the worldA summary of the proceedings and a video interview with the speaker of the "Global Faith-Based Healthcare Systems" conference, which starts with a metaphor about redwood trees to talk about how health is promoted within the various socio-cultural contexts.
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March 7, 2024Measuring inequalities with statistical modelsThe new study by Gian Maria Campedelli, a researcher in the MOBS unit at the FBK Center for Augmented Intelligence, was published in the official journal of the American Society of Criminology