Research projects presented by PhD students
July 3, 2015 - On the occasion of Research Day on Thursday 2 July, heart of the Research Week proposed byUniversità Campus Bio-Medico di Roma, the descriptive posters of the doctoral students' research projects were displayed in the atrium of the Aula Magna. We publish them below.
- "Impairment of human colonic smooth muscle contractility: role of microbiota modulation" - A. Altomare
- "REM (Risk of Endometrial Malignancy): a proposal for a new scoring system to evaluate risk of endometrial malignancy" - S. Capriglione
- "Multiscale Modeling to Unravel the Interplay between Morphogen Gradients and Zonation in the Root Meristem of A. Thaliana" - M. De Ruvo
- "Children playing with sounds: an interactive toy to test consonance and dissonance in young listeners" - N. Di Stefano
- "Abiraterone exerts a direct anabolic and anti-resorptive activity on bone microenvironment" - M. Iuliani
- "Factors affecting β-cell function in type 1 diabetes" - A. Lauria Pantano
- "Prefrontal functions in Multiple Sclerosis patients without cognitive impairment: a neuropsychophysiological approach" - Yes. Best
- "Advanced Theoretical Modeling and Fluid-Structure Interaction Analysis of Patient-Specific Cardiovascular Haemodynamics" - M. G. C. Nestola
- "Analysis of efferent microneurography recordings for ENG-driven hand neuroprosthesis" - F.M. Petrini
- "On inertial sensing of motion: validation, calibration and tracking with wearable devices in robotics and biomedical applications" - L. Ricci
- "Interaction between pancreatic tissue and Nd:YAG laser for laser ablation purpose: thermometry and optical characterization" - P. Saccomandi
- "Effects of Multiple Dietary Supplements on Cardiometabolic Health" - A. Soare
- "New tools for a technology-aided assessment of newborns' oral-motor Behavior" - E. Tamilia
- "From fine motor skills to language: correlations between fine motor skills and language development in typically developing children aged from 24 to 38 months" - A. Tomassetti
>> Visit the page dedicated to the 2015 Research Day
>> Visit the section dedicated to Research Week 2015
