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2. Action video games normalise the phonemic awareness in pre-readers at risk for developmental dyslexia

Author

Bertoni, S, Andreola, C, Mascheretti, S, Franceschini, S, Ruffino, M, Trezzi, V, Molteni, M, Sali, M, Salandi, A, Gaggi, O, Palazzi, C, Gori, S, Facoetti, A, Bertoni S., Andreola C., Mascheretti S., Franceschini S., Ruffino M., Trezzi V., Molteni M., Sali M. E., Salandi A., Gaggi O., Palazzi C., Gori S., Facoetti A., Bertoni, S, Andreola, C, Mascheretti, S, Franceschini, S, Ruffino, M, Trezzi, V, Molteni, M, Sali, M, Salandi, A, Gaggi, O, Palazzi, C, Gori, S, Facoetti, A, Bertoni S., Andreola C., Mascheretti S., Franceschini S., Ruffino M., Trezzi V., Molteni M., Sali M. E., Salandi A., Gaggi O., Palazzi C., Gori S., and Facoetti A.

Abstract

Action video-games (AVGs) could improve reading efficiency, enhancing not only visual attention but also phonological processing. Here we tested the AVG effects upon three consolidated language-based predictors of reading development in a sample of 79 pre-readers at-risk and 41 non-at-risk for developmental dyslexia. At-risk children were impaired in either phonemic awareness (i.e., phoneme discrimination task), phonological working memory (i.e., pseudoword repetition task) or rapid automatized naming (i.e., RAN of colours task). At-risk children were assigned to different groups by using an unequal allocation randomization: (1) AVG (n = 43), (2) Serious Non-Action Video Game (n = 11), (3) treatment-as-usual (i.e., speech therapy, n = 11), and (4) waiting list (n = 14). Pre- and post-training comparisons show that only phonemic awareness has a significantly higher improvement in the AVG group compared to the waiting list, the non-AVG, and the treatment-as-usual groups, as well as the combined active groups (n = 22). This cross-modal plastic change: (i) leads to a recovery in phonemic awareness when compared to the not-at-risk pre-readers; (ii) is present in more than 80% of AVG at-risk pre-readers, and; (iii) is maintained at a 6-months follow-up. The present findings indicate that this specific multisensory attentional training positively affects how phonemic awareness develops in pre-readers at risk for developmental dyslexia, paving the way for innovative prevention programs.

Published
2024

9. Il testimone. Mattia Ceccotti

Author

Fanchi, M, Lombardi, M, Eugeni, R, Saracino, S, Venturelli, V, Lifonti, D, Stagnitto, A, Abbiezzi, P, Caputo, L, Locatelli, E, Morandi, R, Carlo, S, Varini, M, Crotta, C, Locatelli, M, Ovena, L, Messetti, G, Fumagalli, A, Piredda, M, F, Scaglioni, M, Crippa, N, Contu, M, G, Bionda, F, Bianchi, S, Cortese, F, M, Gomarasca, P, Franceschini, S, Vilardi, I, Peja, L, Monti, L, Braga, I, Cantù, C, Musso, P, Fiocca, R, Bottani, C, Tunisini, A, Sebastiani, R, Anzivino, A, Covassi, G, Hu, L, Nadin, G, Giulietti, D, Dondena, M, Ravasio, M, Bionda, M, L, Corallo, M, Vottero, A, Rabozzi, R, Cantarelli, L, Mussa, S, Galimberti, C, Stellari, A, Gaudio, D, P, Bresciani, G, ALMED - Alta Scuola in Media, Comunicazione e Spettacolo, Varini, Michele, Varini Michele (ORCID:0000-0002-7912-975X), Fanchi, M, Lombardi, M, Eugeni, R, Saracino, S, Venturelli, V, Lifonti, D, Stagnitto, A, Abbiezzi, P, Caputo, L, Locatelli, E, Morandi, R, Carlo, S, Varini, M, Crotta, C, Locatelli, M, Ovena, L, Messetti, G, Fumagalli, A, Piredda, M, F, Scaglioni, M, Crippa, N, Contu, M, G, Bionda, F, Bianchi, S, Cortese, F, M, Gomarasca, P, Franceschini, S, Vilardi, I, Peja, L, Monti, L, Braga, I, Cantù, C, Musso, P, Fiocca, R, Bottani, C, Tunisini, A, Sebastiani, R, Anzivino, A, Covassi, G, Hu, L, Nadin, G, Giulietti, D, Dondena, M, Ravasio, M, Bionda, M, L, Corallo, M, Vottero, A, Rabozzi, R, Cantarelli, L, Mussa, S, Galimberti, C, Stellari, A, Gaudio, D, P, Bresciani, G, ALMED - Alta Scuola in Media, Comunicazione e Spettacolo, Varini, Michele, and Varini Michele (ORCID:0000-0002-7912-975X)

Abstract

Il contributo approfondisce il caso di studi di Mattia Ceccotti e la sua carriera, iniziata con la posizione di junior consultant fino ad arrivare alla situazione attuale, che lo vede impegnato nella gestione e acquisizione clienti.

Published
2023

15. A ten-year geographic data set on the occurrence and abundance of macroinvertebrates in the River Po basin (Italy)

Author

Fornaroli, R, Agostini, A, Arnaud, E, Berselli, A, Bettoni, E, Boggero, A, Borlandelli, C, Cadrobbi, G, Cason, M, Castelli, L, Cerea, S, Contardi, L, Costa, S, Costaraoss, S, Dallafior, V, Dal Mas, A, Elvio, F, Fioravanti, M, Fortino, D, Franceschini, S, Fravezzi, L, Fuganti, A, Galbiati, M, Galimberti, F, Genoni, P, Gerbaz, D, Lea, A, Lucchini, D, Manzieri, A, Marchesi, M, Monauni, C, Montanari, P, Morchio, F, Piovano, S, Pizzochero, N, Raviola, M, Richieri, F, Roatta, V, Rocca, D, Sarzilla, A, Siciliano, O, Testa, P, Tonna, D, Tumminelli, M, Turco, F, Vicquery, L, Laini, A, Fornaroli R., Agostini A., Arnaud E., Berselli A., Bettoni E., Boggero A., Borlandelli C., Cadrobbi G., Cason M., Castelli L., Cerea S., Contardi L., Costa S., Costaraoss S., Dallafior V., Dal Mas A., Elvio F., Fioravanti M., Fortino D., Franceschini S., Fravezzi L., Fuganti A., Galbiati M., Galimberti F., Genoni P., Gerbaz D., Lea A., Lucchini D., Manzieri A. M., Marchesi M., Monauni C., Montanari P., Morchio F., Piovano S., Pizzochero N., Raviola M., Richieri F., Roatta V., Rocca D., Sarzilla A., Siciliano O., Testa P., Tonna D., Tumminelli M. E., Turco F., Vicquery L., Laini A., Fornaroli, R, Agostini, A, Arnaud, E, Berselli, A, Bettoni, E, Boggero, A, Borlandelli, C, Cadrobbi, G, Cason, M, Castelli, L, Cerea, S, Contardi, L, Costa, S, Costaraoss, S, Dallafior, V, Dal Mas, A, Elvio, F, Fioravanti, M, Fortino, D, Franceschini, S, Fravezzi, L, Fuganti, A, Galbiati, M, Galimberti, F, Genoni, P, Gerbaz, D, Lea, A, Lucchini, D, Manzieri, A, Marchesi, M, Monauni, C, Montanari, P, Morchio, F, Piovano, S, Pizzochero, N, Raviola, M, Richieri, F, Roatta, V, Rocca, D, Sarzilla, A, Siciliano, O, Testa, P, Tonna, D, Tumminelli, M, Turco, F, Vicquery, L, Laini, A, Fornaroli R., Agostini A., Arnaud E., Berselli A., Bettoni E., Boggero A., Borlandelli C., Cadrobbi G., Cason M., Castelli L., Cerea S., Contardi L., Costa S., Costaraoss S., Dallafior V., Dal Mas A., Elvio F., Fioravanti M., Fortino D., Franceschini S., Fravezzi L., Fuganti A., Galbiati M., Galimberti F., Genoni P., Gerbaz D., Lea A., Lucchini D., Manzieri A. M., Marchesi M., Monauni C., Montanari P., Morchio F., Piovano S., Pizzochero N., Raviola M., Richieri F., Roatta V., Rocca D., Sarzilla A., Siciliano O., Testa P., Tonna D., Tumminelli M. E., Turco F., Vicquery L., and Laini A.

Abstract

Rivers serve many societal functions and are one of the most intensively human influenced ecosystems worldwide, and, due to their importance, are included under the monitoring programs of the Water Framework Directive across Europe. Macroinvertebrates play an important role when monitoring running waters for the assessment of their environmental quality due to their reliability as bioindicators and utility in long-term studies. Macroinvertebrates do not constitute a systematic unit but they are formed by a set of different taxa, grouped according to taxonomic ranks, size and habitat preferences. They represent the base of the aquatic food chain, serving as a food source for amphibians, birds, reptiles, fish and humans, and contributing in the organic matter processing. Despite the large amount of data collected on Italian river macroinvertebrates and the increased interest in the study of this group, only few data are available for research scientist and managers. In this paper, we collected and homogenized knowledge on the presence, distribution and abundances of macroinvertebrates taxa inhabiting the River Po catchment (Northern Italy) in the last decade. The data set includes 130,727 records collected between 2007 and 2018 including 143 taxa of macroinvertebrates, mostly identified at family rank level. Moreover, the data set provides information on the geographic distribution of these families and their abundance by sub-catchment, altitude, meso- and micro-habitat.

Published
2020

25. Outcome of orbital decompression for disfiguring proptosis in patients with Graves' orbitopathy using various surgical procedures

Author

Mourits, M.P., Bijl, H., Altea M.A., Baldeschi, L., Boboridis, K., Curro, N., Dickinson, A.J., Eckstein, A., Freidel, M., Guastella C., Kahaly, G.J., Kalmann, R., Krassas, G.E., Lane, C.M., Lareida, J., Marcocci, C., Marino, M., Nardi, M., Mohr, Ch., Neoh, C., Pinchera, A., Orgiazzi, J., Pitz, S., Saeed, P., Salvi, M., Sellari-Franceschini, S., Stahl, M., von Arx, G., and Wiersinga, W.M.

Subjects
Graves' disease -- Care and treatment, Graves' disease -- Patient outcomes, Graves' disease -- Research, Eye -- Surgery, Eye -- Methods, Eye -- Patient outcomes, Eye -- Research, Health
Published
2009

26. Pre-failure landslide deformation measured by satellite radar interferometry in the Northern Apennines of Italy

Author

Simoni A., Bayer B., Berti M., Franceschini S., Squarzoni G., and Simoni A., Bayer B., Berti M., Franceschini S., Squarzoni G.

Subjects
InSAR, landslide, earthflow, pre-failure deformation
Abstract

In this work we back-analyze two landslide failures that occurred in the Northern Apennines of Italy, in terms of surface movements and their relation with rainfalls. The two landslides have some similarities in that they are historical earthflows characterized by relatively long period of slow-moving stable sliding that can be interrupted by rapid acceleration and catastrophic failure. In both cases, the catastrophic failures were sudden and unexpected, causing problems to infrastructures (roads and railways) located at the toe of the landslides. We process interferograms of SAR images acquired by Sentinel 1 A/B with time spans ranging from 6 to 24 days, removing those having low coherence by manual inspection. The conventional 2-pass technique allowed us to obtain measurements of surface displacement despite the fact that no infrastructures nor major reflectors are present on landslide bodies. Our interferograms show that surface displacements are well visible since 2015. They display nearly continuous downslope motion with seasonal velocity changes. Time series between 2015 and 2018 shows that surface displacements can be appreciated throughout most part of the year with snow cover and summer peak of vegetation being the most notable exceptions. Distinct accelerations can be detected in space and time during the weeks and months preceding the catastrophic failures. We compare time-dependent deformations to precipitation patterns to explore interactions between precipitation and landslide kinematics and to document the transition from stable to unstable sliding. Our work indicate that InSAR interferometry can be successfully used to anticipate catastrophic failures.

Published
2019

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