Repairing things rather than replacing them has and will have a fundamental value and importance in the circular economy which we hope will increasingly become the reference model to follow. International Repair Day is [...]
In a world where the only constant is constant change, being able to balance the needs of today with the demands of tomorrow is a careful balancing act that anyone who cares about the [...]
Taxonomy is the branch of science that studies methods of organizing elements, knowledge, data, and theories within a specific scientific field. In the environmental context, taxonomy refers to a list of economic [...]
Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, an Oxford mathematician and logician, invented a world and a language that have taken on an iconic value in the childhood and adult imagination, thanks to [...]
On the occasion of World Water Day, let's try to talk about how much climate change is affecting the hydrological cycle. In the last 70 years, in Italy, there has been a statistically significant [...]
The infrastructure issue is a complex issue that has a lot to do with income inequality, in fact where the greater/better the infrastructure equipment, the lower the income inequality will be. Every infrastructural improvement [...]
Symbols have always been used by the individual to express profound concepts, relating to the most varied fields of life. The symbolic representation goes beyond what is its mere representation, acquiring profound meanings of [...]
The Global Innovation Index (GII) is an important reference for measuring the innovation performance of an economy. Many countries use the GII both to assess and improve their innovation ecosystems, and as a reference [...]
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Every research activity is conditioned by visual perception, from the observation of phenomena to the detection of recurrences. Leonardo Piasere to describe field research refers to the "curvature of experience", like the progressive departure [...]
