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Resource-awareness for Java-like languages and beyond

Reasoning about programs and their correctness concerns, in the first place, their input/output behaviour. However, there are many important properties which are non-extensional, that is, allow to further classify programs. Among those, a significant class are the properties related to the resources needed to carry out the computation successfully. There are many possible views of what a "resource" is, e.g., space or time complexity; in this thesis, a resource is meant to be some external da...

A Cloud System for Diversity-Aware, Situated, Multi-Party Autonomous Interaction Between Humans and Robots

This PhD thesis focuses on the development of a cloud system designed for facilitating diversity-aware, situated, multi-party autonomous interactions between humans and artificial agents. The objective is to empower robots to actively engage in conversations, adapting to individual needs and preferences, and mimicking behaviors commonly observed in interactions among multiple humans. The specific functionalities include speaker recognition, conversation state and user statistics monitoring, a...

Frontiers in High-resolution ultrasound imaging: unlock the potential of Ultrasound in providing quantitative biomarkers in Musculoskeletal Radiology (ENHANCE-US)

Introduction: Recent technological advancements in ultrasound (US) equipment, with the introduction of ultra-high frequency probes and the progressive refinement of image-processing algorithms, open new perspectives for the extrapolation of quantitative information from musculoskeletal structures with US. Technological improvement of Elastography and Doppler techniques now enable the calculation of quantitative parameters reflecting, amongst others, tissue perfusion and structure with a much ...

Leveraging Biobank to Reveal Novel Pathophysiological Insights and Clinical Correlates in Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Research.

Background: Investigating Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAA) requires an intricate understanding of their underlying pathophysiology. In this context, the Genoa Tissue Bank - Vascular Division (GTB-VD) biobank's role becomes pivotal, offering a nuanced approach to research by providing well-curated and extensive biological data. This study utilizes these resources to explore the complex molecular mechanisms and clinical aspects of AAA. Methods: Employing the GTB-VD biobank's comprehensive repo...

Next Generation Sequencing-based detection and characterization of microbial pathogens causing invasive infections and outbreaks in ICU: towards improved management of the high-risk patient

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), often exacerbated by resistance to last-resource antimicrobials (AMR), are a major global threat, as documented by the new European Recommendation on Combating AMR. Considering the state-of-art scientific innovations and common issues (time, cost) related current diagnostic, the goal of this project is to develop a molecular approach for the detection and characterization of microorganisms causing invasive infections and outbreaks in ICUs and surgery u...

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