23 results on '"Riccio, Martina"'
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2. Inhabiting an 'Un-common' Space: Health Promotion in the Area of Pescarola, Bologna
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Cacciatore, Francesca, Maralla, Rita, Riccio, Martina, Battisti, Alessandra, editor, Marceca, Maurizio, editor, and Iorio, Silvia, editor
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- 2020
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3. Methodological Comparison of Different Projects
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Salvatori, Livia Maria, Marceca, Maurizio, Paglione, Lorenzo, Angelozzi, Aurora, Caminada, Susanna, Errigo, Miriam, Tofani, Marco, Battisti, Alessandra, Barnocchi, Asia, Bodini, Chiara, Riccio, Martina, Maralla, Rita, Gentilini, Valeria, Cacciatore, Francesca, Trusiani, Elio, D’Onofrio, Rosalba, Grifoni, Roberta Cocci, Pierantozzi, Mariano, Petrucci, Enrica, Odoguardi, Ilaria, Marchesani, Graziano Enzo, Sgrò, Corrado, Camaioni, Chiara, Sangiorgi, Daniela, Lucchi, Fabio, Carrera, Marta, Paoletti, Flavio, Greco, Alessandro Dario, Iorio, Silvia, Battisti, Alessandra, editor, Marceca, Maurizio, editor, and Iorio, Silvia, editor
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- 2020
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4. Effects of the scanning strategy on the microstructure and mechanical properties of a TiAl6V4 alloy produced by electron beam additive manufacturing
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Biffi, Carlo Alberto, Fiocchi, Jacopo, Ferrario, Emanuele, Fornaci, Andrea, Riccio, Martina, Romeo, Maurizio, and Tuissi, Ausonio
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- 2020
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5. Methodological Comparison of Different Projects
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Salvatori, Livia Maria, primary, Marceca, Maurizio, additional, Paglione, Lorenzo, additional, Angelozzi, Aurora, additional, Caminada, Susanna, additional, Errigo, Miriam, additional, Tofani, Marco, additional, Battisti, Alessandra, additional, Barnocchi, Asia, additional, Bodini, Chiara, additional, Riccio, Martina, additional, Maralla, Rita, additional, Gentilini, Valeria, additional, Cacciatore, Francesca, additional, Trusiani, Elio, additional, D’Onofrio, Rosalba, additional, Grifoni, Roberta Cocci, additional, Pierantozzi, Mariano, additional, Petrucci, Enrica, additional, Odoguardi, Ilaria, additional, Marchesani, Graziano Enzo, additional, Sgrò, Corrado, additional, Camaioni, Chiara, additional, Sangiorgi, Daniela, additional, Lucchi, Fabio, additional, Carrera, Marta, additional, Paoletti, Flavio, additional, Greco, Alessandro Dario, additional, and Iorio, Silvia, additional
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- 2020
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6. Inhabiting an “Un-common” Space: Health Promotion in the Area of Pescarola, Bologna
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Cacciatore, Francesca, primary, Maralla, Rita, additional, and Riccio, Martina, additional
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- 2020
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7. On the fatigue strength enhancement of additive manufactured AlSi10Mg parts by mechanical and thermal post-processing
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Bagherifard, Sara, Beretta, Niccolò, Monti, Stefano, Riccio, Martina, Bandini, Michele, and Guagliano, Mario
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- 2018
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8. Cold spray deposition for additive manufacturing of freeform structural components compared to selective laser melting
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Bagherifard, Sara, Monti, Stefano, Zuccoli, Maria Vittoria, Riccio, Martina, Kondás, Ján, and Guagliano, Mario
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- 2018
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9. Community development and health promotion in contemporary policy: results from an action-research project in bologna (Italy).
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Bodini, Chiara, Consoloni, Martina, D'Avanzo, Valerio, Mosto, Delia Da, Gerotto, Sara, Giaimo, Silvia, Girardi, Francesca, Mammana, Leonardo, Riccio, Martina, and Valoncini, Matteo
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COMMUNITY development ,HEALTH promotion ,ACTION research ,EQUALITY - Abstract
Bologna, Italy, with its history of good governance, progressive welfare policies, community work, and participation has engendered powerful discourses informing policy and institutional innovation. Yet, a recent city-wide mixed-method action-research (AR) project, designed to document and tackle health inequalities, showed a significant North–South divide for a range of health indicators and an unequal distribution of social determinants of health across the most socio-economically deprived city areas. The AR project also examined the potential of the city's initiatives for community development and health promotion in addressing health inequalities. In this paper, we focus on a recent institutional innovation called 'Uffici reti e lavoro di comunità' (Network and community work units, NCWUs), established by the Bologna municipality in 2016 to promote the decentralization of powers, strengthen community networks, and foster the engagement of citizen organizations in taking care of the material and social living environment. The results of the AR project indicate that the NCWUs, whilst not designed as a policy initiative to reduce (health) inequalities, have a potential to do so by supporting more effective community action to address the determinants driving those inequalities. Through a critical re-thinking of the concepts of power and participation, they also suggest promising directions to overcome some of the limitations of community development approaches in contributing towards greater well-being and equity for people and communities, underlining local learning which could be applied across different geographies nationally and internationally. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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10. Empowering metal additive manufacturing
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Riccio, Martina, primary
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- 2021
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11. Development of a Novel High-Temperature Al Alloy for Laser Powder Bed Fusion
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Belelli, Filippo, primary, Casati, Riccardo, additional, Riccio, Martina, additional, Rizzi, Alessandro, additional, Kayacan, Mevlüt Y., additional, and Vedani, Maurizio, additional
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- 2020
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12. Effects of Powder Atomisation on Microstructural and Mechanical Behaviour of L-PBF Processed Steels
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Abdelwahed, Marawan, primary, Casati, Riccardo, additional, Bengtsson, Sven, additional, Larsson, Anna, additional, Riccio, Martina, additional, and Vedani, Maurizio, additional
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- 2020
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13. O potencial transformador do comum em saúde
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Bodini, Chiara Francesca, primary, Bonanno, Giulia, additional, Cennamo, Elisa, additional, Mura, Bruna, additional, Riccio, Martina, additional, and Santoro, Lorenza, additional
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- 2020
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14. Salute (e) politica: una ricerca-azione partecipata
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BODINI, CHIARA FRANCESCA, RICCIO, MARTINA, Davide Boniforti, Cinzia Albanesi, Alberto Zatti, Bodini, CHIARA FRANCESCA, and Riccio, Martina
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ricerca-azione, partecipazione, salute, comunità, determinazione sociale - Abstract
Ricerca-azione partecipata applicata alla (promozione della) salute.
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- 2017
15. La comunità che cura: una ricerca azione partecipata per promuovere salute nella zona di Pescarola
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PARISOTTO, MARIANNA, RICCIO, MARTINA, GENTILINI, VALERIA, BETTINZOLI, MARIANNA, MARANINI, NADIA, BODINI, CHIARA FRANCESCA, CACCIATORE, FRANCESCA, CIANNAMEO, ANNA, CAMPLONE, ILARIA, LORUSSO, ANGELO, Sergio Ardis, Chiara Bicchi, Tommaso Carraro, Parisotto, Marianna, Riccio, Martina, Gentilini, Valeria, Bettinzoli, Marianna, Maranini, Nadia, Bodini, Chiara, Cacciatore, Francesca, Ciannameo, Anna, Camplone, Ilaria, and Lorusso, Angelo
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ricerca-azione, partecipazione, determinanti sociali di salute, sanità pubblica - Abstract
Ricerca-azione partecipata e promozione della salute nella zona di Pescarola (Bologna).
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- 2016
16. Un-making childhood disability: the everyday practices of health and social workers, and the role of research
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Riccio, Martina
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M-DEA/01 Discipline demoetnoantropologiche - Abstract
Nel presente lavoro di tesi si sostiene che la disabilità infantile si produce nelle pratiche lavorative di operatrici e operatori dei servizi il cui agire diviene dis-abilitante poiché fortemente vincolato alle forme istituzionali, materiali e simboliche, della relazione terapeutica ed educativa. Attraverso la relazione individuale con l'educatrice/ore, l'abitudine a tenere il ragazzo certificato fuori dalla classe, l'orientamento scolastico alle scuole professionali, l'impossibilità di costruire percorsi educativi continuativi e in contesti eterogenei, ma anche attraverso i numerosi documenti necessari per attivare i percorsi di integrazione scolastica e le normative emesse dal Ministero dell'Istruzione, la disabilità viene quotidianamente prodotta e riprodotta. Questa, infatti, non pre-esiste alle pratiche che vengono messe in atto ma è parte di esse. Allo stesso tempo tale riproduzione coesiste sempre con tentativi di trasformazione che il “lavoro vivo”, di relazione (di cura o educativa), necessariamente implica. Parallelamente, nel corso dell'elaborato, viene sviluppata una riflessione sul ruolo sociale della ricerca come dispositivo di trasformazione. La ricerca(trice) che riconosce questo spazio di tensione tra riproduzione e trasformazione nel lavoro di operatrici e operatori può infatti scegliere di sostenere , attraverso il metodo stesso di ricerca, l'una o l'altra tendenza. Nel caso in cui si opti per la seconda è prima di tutto la pratica di ricerca a divenire campo di partecipazione e terreno di negoziazione per le alternative possibili e percorribili. Un necessario passo verso il cambiamento parte dunque dal riconoscere che tra ricercatrici/ricercatori e soggetti della ricerca, così come tra operatrici/operatori e “utenti”, vi è un campo comune di bisogni e intenti a partire dal quale solamente si possono ri-costruire pratiche educative, di cura e di liberazione., The present thesis states that childhood disability is produced in the everyday practices of health and social workers. Their practices become dis-abling because are strongly tied to the institutionalized forms, material and symbolic, of the therapeutic and educational relation. Through the individualization of the relation with the educator, the habit of taking the “certified” child out of the class, the tendency to orient disable students to professional schools, the impossibility of creating continuous and heterogeneous educational paths, but also through the many documents needed to start school integration programs, disability is daily produced and reproduced, it is enacted. Disability does not pre-exist workers practices, but is part of them. At the same time reproduction always coexists with the possibility of difference and attempts to transformation. This tension is in fact constitutive of “live work in action” implicated in therapeutic and educational relation. Simultaneously in the thesis, the author develops a reflection on the social role of research as a tool for transformation. The research(er) who recognizes this “field of tension” between reproduction and transformation in the practices of health and social workers may choose to sustain, through the method of the research itself, the first or the second tendency. If we decide to choose the second, the practice of research first of all becomes a field of participation and negotiation for alternative possibilities. A necessary step towards change, thus, starts from recognizing that there are common needs and intents between researchers and subjects of research, and between social/health workers and “users”. Only from this common ground it is possible to re-build practices of care, education and liberation.
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- 2016
17. Appunti per una ricerca 'in salute': presupposti teorici ed esperienze concrete per una funzione politica e trasformativa della produzione di conoscenza
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BODINI, CHIARA FRANCESCA, CACCIATORE, FRANCESCA, CIANNAMEO, ANNA, MARANINI, NADIA, RICCIO, MARTINA, Ivan Severi, Nicoletta Landi, Bodini, C, Cacciatore, F, Ciannameo, A, Maranini, N, and Riccio, M
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salute, ricerca-azione, trasformazione, partecipazione, equità - Abstract
As Centre for International Health, we intend to contribute to the current debate on the public, applied and socially committed forms of anthropology by elaborating on the social impact and utility of research, and on the mechanisms of knowledge generation that are considered to be “scientific”. We argue that, in order to redefine (anthropological) research as a transformative process, there needs to be a methodological change towards collective and participatory research practices. The proposed reflection originates from the challenges that we face as a research centre, addressing on the one side the ethics and politics of research, and on the other one the constraints of the labour market. To illustrate these challenges, and the practices we developed to address them, we present three field experiences (that involve social cooperatives, civil society organisations and public services, and social movements) grounded in the approaches of participatory action-research and training-intervention. The theoretical and methodological contribution of these approaches opens the way for collaborative research practices that are inclusive from the planning to the evaluation, transforming research itself in a field for a possible change in society towards a greater self-determination of subjects and their emancipation from oppression. However, the challenge of how to sustain a research activity that is deeply political remains, and can probably be addressed only through a broad, collective and systemic engagement.
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18. Apprendere nella/con la comunità: una sperimentazione di estensione universitaria nella formazione in salute
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RICCIO, MARTINA, MARANINI, NADIA, LORUSSO, ANGELO, PARISOTTO, MARIANNA, BODINI, CHIARA FRANCESCA, Túlio Batista Franco, Ricardo Burg Ceccim, Riccio, M, Maranini, N, Lorusso, A, Parisotto, M, and Bodini, C
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estensione universitaria, formazione in salute, medicina sociale, sanità pubblica, partecipazione, ricerca-azione partecipata - Abstract
Estensione universitaria per la formazione dei/delle professionisti/e della salute: un'esperienza a Bologna.
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- 2016
19. Dis-fare la disabilità infantile: le pratiche lavorative di operatrici e operatori dei servizi, e il ruolo della ricerca
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Riccio, Martina <1987>
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M-DEA/01 Discipline demoetnoantropologiche - Abstract
Nel presente lavoro di tesi si sostiene che la disabilità infantile si produce nelle pratiche lavorative di operatrici e operatori dei servizi il cui agire diviene dis-abilitante poiché fortemente vincolato alle forme istituzionali, materiali e simboliche, della relazione terapeutica ed educativa. Attraverso la relazione individuale con l'educatrice/ore, l'abitudine a tenere il ragazzo certificato fuori dalla classe, l'orientamento scolastico alle scuole professionali, l'impossibilità di costruire percorsi educativi continuativi e in contesti eterogenei, ma anche attraverso i numerosi documenti necessari per attivare i percorsi di integrazione scolastica e le normative emesse dal Ministero dell'Istruzione, la disabilità viene quotidianamente prodotta e riprodotta. Questa, infatti, non pre-esiste alle pratiche che vengono messe in atto ma è parte di esse. Allo stesso tempo tale riproduzione coesiste sempre con tentativi di trasformazione che il “lavoro vivo”, di relazione (di cura o educativa), necessariamente implica. Parallelamente, nel corso dell'elaborato, viene sviluppata una riflessione sul ruolo sociale della ricerca come dispositivo di trasformazione. La ricerca(trice) che riconosce questo spazio di tensione tra riproduzione e trasformazione nel lavoro di operatrici e operatori può infatti scegliere di sostenere , attraverso il metodo stesso di ricerca, l'una o l'altra tendenza. Nel caso in cui si opti per la seconda è prima di tutto la pratica di ricerca a divenire campo di partecipazione e terreno di negoziazione per le alternative possibili e percorribili. Un necessario passo verso il cambiamento parte dunque dal riconoscere che tra ricercatrici/ricercatori e soggetti della ricerca, così come tra operatrici/operatori e “utenti”, vi è un campo comune di bisogni e intenti a partire dal quale solamente si possono ri-costruire pratiche educative, di cura e di liberazione., The present thesis states that childhood disability is produced in the everyday practices of health and social workers. Their practices become dis-abling because are strongly tied to the institutionalized forms, material and symbolic, of the therapeutic and educational relation. Through the individualization of the relation with the educator, the habit of taking the “certified” child out of the class, the tendency to orient disable students to professional schools, the impossibility of creating continuous and heterogeneous educational paths, but also through the many documents needed to start school integration programs, disability is daily produced and reproduced, it is enacted. Disability does not pre-exist workers practices, but is part of them. At the same time reproduction always coexists with the possibility of difference and attempts to transformation. This tension is in fact constitutive of “live work in action” implicated in therapeutic and educational relation. Simultaneously in the thesis, the author develops a reflection on the social role of research as a tool for transformation. The research(er) who recognizes this “field of tension” between reproduction and transformation in the practices of health and social workers may choose to sustain, through the method of the research itself, the first or the second tendency. If we decide to choose the second, the practice of research first of all becomes a field of participation and negotiation for alternative possibilities. A necessary step towards change, thus, starts from recognizing that there are common needs and intents between researchers and subjects of research, and between social/health workers and “users”. Only from this common ground it is possible to re-build practices of care, education and liberation.
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- 2016
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20. Processos globais, contextos locais: extensão comunitária, territórios em transformação e formação em saúde
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MARTINO, ARDIGO', RICCIO, MARTINA, Marta BL, Guimarães CF, Canini A, Donato A, Guzzetta A, Tonelli L, Cavalleri E., Anna Carolina Martins Silva, Ana Cristina Passarela Bretas, Carmen Lúcia Albuquerque De Santana, Martino A, Marta BL, Guimarães CF, Canini A, Riccio M, Donato A, Guzzetta A, Tonelli L, and Cavalleri E
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educazione in salute ,extensão comunitaria ,educação em saúde ,slaute globale ,estensione comunitaria ,saúde global - Abstract
No cenário atual, caracterizado por uma estreita interconexão entre processos globais e comunidades locais, entre dinâmica macropolítica e micropolítica cotidiana de sujeitos, serviços e instituições, torna-se fundamental formar profissionais de saúde capazes de atuar em campos de práticas complexos, para promover saúde e cuidado através da articulação em rede e da implementação de modelos tecnoassistenciais inovativos. De modo particular, no contexto italiano de crise econômica, no qual o aumento da vulnerabilidade social e da desigualdade econômica e o agravamento das necessidades de saúde caminham junto com a racionalização dos recursos em nível organizativo, é muito importante que os jovens profissionais possam reorientar as suas práticas num sentido ético e equitativo, mediante a aquisição de novos instrumentos para analisar e operar em situações críticas, e ao mesmo tempo formar um olhar "vivo" (ROLNIK, 2006), a fim de entrar em relação com diferentes subjetividades e coconstruir percursos de cura negociados e partilhados. Partindo dessa perspectiva, o Centro de Estudos e Pesquisas em Saúde Internacional e Intercultural - CSI do Departamento de Ciências Médicas e Cirúrgicas da Universidade de Bolonha - UNIBO iniciou no âmbito da Faculdade de Medicina o primeiro Programa interdisciplinar de Extensão Comunitária no Distrito Geo-Educacional Cirenaica, a partir da aproximação dos alunos de graduação e pós-graduação de vários cursos da universidade (Medicina, Enfermagem, Antropologia, Educação Física, Psicologia) aos determinantes sociais da saúde presentes no território, às práticas de trabalho dos profissionais e ao funcionamento dos serviços sócio-sanitários. O artigo aborda de forma narrativa os resultados da pesquisa intervenção que tem acompanhado a atividade de extenção universitaria. O artigo aborda a experiencia de extensão comunitária do CSI-DIMEC UNIBO, na cidade de Bolonha. O projeto de extensão é desenvolvido de forma participativa junto com as organizações estudantis, instituições locais e grupos da sociedade civil. Da mesma forma o projeto visa possibilitar aos estudantes experiencia internacionais com o objetivo de facilitar a compreensão, por os estudantes, das raízes globais dos processos locais facilitando assim a compreensão da necessidade de construir redes internacionais de troca de experiencia, pesquisa, formação e ação multi-ssituadas e multi locais.
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21. Development of a Novel High-Temperature Al Alloy for Laser Powder Bed Fusion.
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Belelli, Filippo, Casati, Riccardo, Riccio, Martina, Rizzi, Alessandro, Kayacan, Mevlüt Y., and Vedani, Maurizio
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ALLOY powders ,ALUMINUM alloys ,LIQUID phase epitaxy ,TENSILE strength ,SPECIFIC gravity ,HETEROGENOUS nucleation - Abstract
The number of available materials for Laser Powder Bed Fusion is still limited due to the poor processability of many standard alloys. In particular, the lack of high-strength aluminium alloys, widely used in aerospace and automotive industries, remains a big issue for the spread of beam-based additive manufacturing technologies. In this study, a novel high-strength aluminium alloy for high temperature applications having good processability was developed. The design of the alloy was done based on the chemical composition of the widely used EN AW 2618. This Al-Cu-Mg-Ni-Fe alloy was modified with Ti and B in order to promote the formation of TiB
2 nuclei in the liquid phase able to stimulate heterogeneous nucleation of grains and to decrease the hot cracking susceptibility of the material. The new Al alloy was manufactured by gas atomisation and processed by Laser Powder Bed Fusion. Samples produced with optimised parameters featured relative density of 99.91%, with no solidification cracks within their microstructure. After aging, the material revealed upper yield strength and ultimate tensile strength of 495 MPa and 460 MPa, respectively. In addition, the alloy showed tensile strength higher than wrought EN AW 2618 at elevated temperatures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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22. Inhabiting an 'Un-common' Space: Health Promotion in the Area of Pescarola, Bologna
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Francesca Cacciatore, Martina Riccio, Rita Maralla, Cacciatore Francesca, Maralla Rita, and Riccio Martina
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Marginalised urban areas ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Community participation ,Participatory action research ,Loneliness ,Space (commercial competition) ,Public relations ,Focus group ,Empowerment: Ethnography ,Health promotion ,Action (philosophy) ,Ethnography ,medicine ,Sociology ,medicine.symptom ,Empowerment ,business ,Participatory action-research ,media_common - Abstract
This article reports on a community-based action-research project initiated in July 2014 by the Centre for International and Intercultural Health. The project aims at promoting health through empowerment and community participation in a low-income suburban area of the city of Bologna (Pescarola). Based on an in-depth analysis of the ethnographic material collected (field notes, interviews, focus groups, meeting transcripts), this article focuses on critical moments of the action-research process, which made us reflect on our role and status in relation to other actors in the field, particularly community members. Specifically, we focus on the opening and development of a community space and on the potential and critical issues inherent to the action-research methods we used, such as community care, creative workshops, and theatre. These methods constitute both answers to the needs that emerged from the initial phase of the research (loneliness and lack of social connections), and strategies to investigate health needs together with the community. Our work shows how, in contexts of marginalisation, the material and symbolic conditions for people’s participation in a collective space, and the very presence of a ‘community’, cannot be assumed, rather they need to be constructed with the people as a central part of the health promoting action.
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- 2020
23. An ecological study on health inequalities in the city of Bologna (Emilia-Romagna Region, Northern Italy): bridging knowledge and action.
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Gentilini V, Bodini C, Di Girolamo C, Campione I, Cavazza G, Marzaroli P, Musti MA, Perlangeli V, Pandolfi P, Pizzi L, and Riccio M
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- Adolescent, Adult, Bayes Theorem, Educational Status, Humans, Italy epidemiology, Health Status Disparities, Poverty
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Background: since January 2017, a multidisciplinary research group, involving the Local Health Authority, the Municipality, and the University of Bologna, carried out a city-wide action-research project on health inequalities consisting of an ecological study over the years 2011-2015 based on indicators that are routinely available within health and social services., Objectives: to document existing geographical inequalities in health outcomes and use of healthcare services in the city of Bologna (Emilia-Romagna Region, Northern Italy), with the aim to suggest policy action to tackle them., Design: the results of the first phase of the above-mentioned project were reported: five related to the social determinants of health (exposure) and five related to the social determinants of ill-health (outcomes). For each municipal statistical area, the distribution of the exposures as well as rates and Bayesian Relative Risks of the outcomes were plotted on the city map. To evaluate the association between social determinants and health outcomes, Spearman correlation coefficients were estimated., Setting and Participants: residents in the city of Bologna aged >=18 years in the period 2011-2015, grouped into 90 statistical areas., Results: a North-South divide was apparent for most of the socioeconomic and ill-health indicators, with a high concentration of adverse outcomes in the North-Western part of the city. Adherence to cancer screening represented an exception, being greater in the areas with higher proportion of unfavourable health outcomes. An inverse association between education level and health outcomes was found. Low family income was weakly to moderately correlated with health outcomes. Proportion of residents in council houses and of the teenage foreign population showed a moderate to strong association with all outcomes, but mortality and screening adherence., Conclusions: an ecological analysis based on data that are routinely collected by local health and social institutions can be effective in revealing the geographical patterns of health inequalities. When accompanied by strategic choices aimed at bridging knowledge and action, this approach may facilitate the direct engagement of local actors towards health equity.
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- 2020
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