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  Dimensional analysis of twelfth-century logical manuscripts

  This dataset collects data on the dimensions of the manuscripts and scripts of twelfth-century logical commentaries. It contains measures of the manuscripts, scripts and internal ratios of twelfth-century logical commentaries (file A); of a group of twelfth-century manuscripts containing logical authoritative works, two of which preserve glosses from the same period (file B). This dataset forms part of a broader analysis of the scripts of twelfth-century manuscripts transmitting logical commentaries.
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  Replication Data for: The Impact of the Crystalline Phase and Morphology of MoS2 on the Electrocatalytic Reduction of H2O2

  Replication Data for: The Impact of the Crystalline Phase and Morphology of MoS2 on the Electrocatalytic Reduction of H2O2
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  Replication Data for: Supramolecular electrostatic functionalization of 1T-MoS2 based on alkylammonium salts

  Data for the publication "Supramolecular electrostatic functionalization of 1T-MoS2 based on alkylammonium salts"
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  Transcription of a Dongxiang letter

  This letter was published online on 18/12/2015 in the context of an article written by Qian Lihua (钱丽花) on the China Writer website (Qian 2015) ‘Implementation program of the Gansu Province’s cultural resources assessment, classification and grading’ (甘肃省文化资源普查和分类分级评估工作实施方案). The Cultural Research team, commissioned by the Civil Affairs Commission of Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture of the Gansu Province, aimed at collecting written materials in Tibetan, Dongxiang, Bao’an and Eastern Yugur languages, but also to evaluate the vitality of this written systems among these populations. The author indicates that the letter is a personal communication that has been collected during the investigation conducted in October 2015. This paper is based on this letter. It has been transcribed in digital format by Mana Mortazavian, a native Persian currently studying as a Master’s degree student at Ca’Foscari University of Venice. The letter was then read and recorded by Ma Fuming, a Sini-script calligraphy master and native of the Dongxiang language. The two authors of the present paper transcribed it in Dunxian pinyin and IPA, and translated it in English and Standard Chinese. The letter was read out loud and recorded by Ma Fuming; the recording will be soon available through Pangloss platform. The present work is presented as follow. Each sentence comprises two sets of transcriptions. The first set include a first line of the original handwritten text of the letter, a second line with the Persian numeric version of the same, and a third line with the Dongxiang pinyin transcription. The second set of transcriptions includes a first line of Dongxiang pinyin, a second line is IPA, a third line with the gloss and a fourth line with English and Chinese translation.
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  Megara_House 113W4 + Agger wall

  3D model of the first agger-wall. BIM reconstruction of the house on plot 113W4, first phase.
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  Sankt Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, MS 134, pp. 77-96a. Annotated Images for A Critical Edition of the Unpublished Sections of the Commentary on Porphyry's Isagoge known as P3

  Digital reproduction of p. 77-96a of Sankt Gallen manuscript 134, with annotations highlighting sections of commentary on Porphyry's Isagoge P3 preserved uniquely by this ms (compared with the version of P3 published by Y. Iwakuma, “Pseudo-Rabanus super Porphyrium (P3)”, Archives d’Histoire doctrinale et littéraire du Moyen Âge 75, 2008, pp. 43–196). The unpublished sections preserved by the manuscript are published by Pietro Podolak in CIMAGL 93 (2024) https://cimagl.saxo.ku.dk/access/
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  Urinary protein concentrations in PRIORITY prior to randomization

  Urinary protein concentrations in PRIORITY prior to randomization. The Early Detection of Diabetic Kidney Disease by Urinary Proteomics and Subsequent Intervention with Spironolactone to Delay Progression (PRIORITY) study was a multicentre, prospective, observational study with embedded randomised controlled trial, which recruited people with type 2 diabetes, normal urinary albumin excretion, and preserved renal function. All participants (observational cohort) were tested with the CKD273 classifier and classified as high risk (CKD273 classifier score >0·154) or low risk (≤0·154). Participants, who were classified as high risk were entered into a randomised controlled trial and randomly assigned (1:1) by use of an interactive web-response system, to receive spironolactone 25 mg once daily or matched placebo (trial cohort). The DC-ren project selected 79 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization for baseline measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates. The here described data set comprises urinary marker concentrations measured by Mesoscale as well as selected clinical routine lab measurements determined in whole blood. Data from a total 79 study visits are available.
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  Urinary protein concentrations in CANVAS prior to randomization

  Urinary protein concentrations in CANVAS prior to randomization. The CANVAS program integrated data from two clinical studies that randomized individuals with type 2 diabetes and high cardiovascular risk to either canagliflozin or placebo treatment. The DC-ren project selected 415 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization for baseline measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates. The here described data set comprises urinary marker concentrations measured by Mesoscale as well as selected clinical routine lab measurements determined in whole blood. Data from a total 1707 study visits are available.
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  Urinary protein concentrations in selected PROVALID patients receiving NSAIDs

  Urinary protein concentrations in selected PROVALID patients receiving NSAIDs. The Prospective Cohort Study in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus for Validation of Biomarkers (PROVALID) study prospectively collected annual clinical information and bio-samples from persons with type 2 diabetes in five different European countries over a period of up to six years. The DC-ren project selected 480 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization including longitudinal measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates as well as a broad set of urinary peptides. The here described data set comprises urinary marker concentrations measured by Mesoscale as well as selected clinical routine lab measurements determined in whole blood. Data from a total 1591 study visits are available.
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  Urinary peptide concentrations in DC-ren PROVALID

  Urinary peptide concentrations in DC-ren PROVALID. The Prospective Cohort Study in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus for Validation of Biomarkers (PROVALID) study prospectively collected annual clinical information and bio-samples from persons with type 2 diabetes in five different European countries over a period of up to six years. The DC-ren project selected 480 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization including longitudinal measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates as well as a broad set of urinary peptides. Data from a total 1591 study visits are available.
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  Urinary protein concentrations in DC-ren PROVALID

  Urinary protein concentrations in DC-ren PROVALID. The Prospective Cohort Study in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus for Validation of Biomarkers (PROVALID) study prospectively collected annual clinical information and bio-samples from persons with type 2 diabetes in five different European countries over a period of up to six years. The DC-ren project selected 480 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization including longitudinal measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates as well as a broad set of urinary peptides. The here described data set comprises urinary marker concentrations measured by Mesoscale as well as selected clinical routine lab measurements determined in whole blood. Data from a total 1591 study visits are available.
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  Verso la Transizione Ecologica: Spazi Ibridi di Lavoro in Italia tra Innovazione e Convergenza Isomorfica. Rapporto di Ricerca

  Questo report raccoglie i risultati del progetto TER – Transizione Ecologica e Remotizzazione del Lavoro, svolto presso l'Università Ca' Foscari dal 2022 al 2024. Abbiamo esaminato gli spazi ibridi di lavoro, come coworking, fab lab e business centres, esplorandone il ruolo nelle trasformazioni del lavoro contemporaneo e la loro relazione con le sfide ecologiche. Attraverso un’indagine qualitativa, basata su interviste con gestori di spazi ibridi in diverse regioni italiane, il report riporta i risultati empirici elaborati e in forma analitica, raccolti attraverso interviste qualitative con i gestori di 21 spazi di coworking nelle regioni del Centro-Nord Italia.
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  Blood protein concentrations in PRIORITY prior to randomization

  The Early Detection of Diabetic Kidney Disease by Urinary Proteomics and Subsequent Intervention with Spironolactone to Delay Progression (PRIORITY) study was a multicentre, prospective, observational study with embedded randomised controlled trial, which recruited people with type 2 diabetes, normal urinary albumin excretion, and preserved renal function. All participants (observational cohort) were tested with the CKD273 classifier and classified as high risk (CKD273 classifier score >0·154) or low risk (≤0·154). Participants, who were classified as high risk were entered into a randomised controlled trial and randomly assigned (1:1) by use of an interactive web-response system, to receive spironolactone 25 mg once daily or matched placebo (trial cohort). The DC-ren project selected 79 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization for baseline measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates. The here described data set comprises blood protein concentrations determined by Luminex. Data from a total 79 study visits are available.
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  Quality of Working Life in Italian residential long-term care facilities: analytical framework, QWoRe project research report, Milestone 1.

  The QWoRe - Quality of Work on Residential long-term care services in Italy - project aims to provide an accurate and in-depth account of the quality of working life (QoWL) in Italian residential long-term care (LTC) services and to identify innovative strategies to improve workers' wellbeing. This report is the result of collaborative work within the QWoRe research team in the first phase of the project. It provides a multidisciplinary and integrated analytical framework, incorporating various theoretical, methodological, and empirical approaches. This framework is based on a comprehensive review of the literature on quality of work, including its conceptualization, operationalisation, measurement, determinants, and outcomes. The report discusses the challenges in defining and measuring quality of work, emphasizing the lack of consensus on terminology and the multidimensional nature of the concept. It also acknowledges the evolution of quality of work research, its interdisciplinary nature, and the contribution of various fields such as labour sociology, organisational studies, the psychology of work, the study of professions, the sociology of emotions, and feminist studies of care. Additionally, the report presents a review of international and Italian literature on QWoL in LTC residential settings, focusing on the specific dimensions, outcomes, and determinants of QoWL in this sector. The analytical framework based on the literature analysis and discussion and summarised at the end of the report will guide the project's data collection and analysis and contribute to the scientific and policy debate on QoWL.
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  L’analisi del lavoro di cura nel settore residenziale attraverso la Rilevazione sulle forze di Lavoro, Progetto QWoRe – Quality of Work in Residential Long-term care services: determinants and strategies. Milestone 2.

  Il progetto QWoRe - Quality of Work on Residential long-term care services in Italy - (PRIN PNRR2022) ha l'obiettivo di fornire un resoconto accurato e approfondito della qualità della vita lavorativa (QoWL) nei servizi residenziali per le persone anziane non autosufficienti (LTC) in Italia e di identificare strategie innovative per migliorare il benessere dei lavoratori e delle lavoratrici. Il presente rapporto di ricerca costituisce il Deliverable del Milestone 2 - Analysing the main features and variations over time, space and sector of the quality of care work in Italy del progetto QWoRe. Attraverso un’analisi secondaria dei dati della Rilevazione sulle Forze di Lavoro Istat, il rapporto ha l’obiettivo di descrivere le condizioni di lavoro delle lavoratrici¹ di cura occupate nel settore della residenzialità per le persone anziane in Italia, con particolare riferimento alle assistenti alla cura personale. L’analisi – in particolare la scelta delle variabili prese in considerazione - è guidata dal framework teorico-analitico elaborato nell’ambito del progetto, cui si rinvia per una discussione del concetto di qualità della vita lavorativa, i suoi elementi costitutivi, le dimensioni rilevanti, gli antecedenti e gli esiti (Da Roit et al., 2024). Il rapporto di ricerca si articola in quattro sezioni principali. Dopo questa breve introduzione, nella Sezione 2 vengono illustrate la base dati e le scelte metodologiche compiute. Le Sezioni 3 e 4 presentano l’analisi descrittiva dei dati. In particolare, nella Sezione 3 vengono analizzate alcune dimensioni relative alla qualità del lavoro, alla soddisfazione per il lavoro, alle loro determinanti e agli esiti per le assistenti alla cura personale nelle residenze, sviluppando un confronto con altri profili professionali e settori occupazionali. La Sezione 4, invece, sviluppa un focus specifico sulle assistenti alla cura personale nelle residenze, attraverso tavole di contingenza che incrociano le variabili relative a qualità del lavoro, soddisfazione ed esiti con le determinanti (caratteristiche personali, contesto organizzativo e territoriale). La Sezione 5 conclude il rapporto sintetizzandone i principali risultati e i futuri sviluppi della ricerca
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  Blood protein concentrations in CANVAS prior to randomization

  Blood protein concentrations in CANVAS prior to randomization. The CANVAS program integrated data from two clinical studies that randomized individuals with type 2 diabetes and high cardiovascular risk to either canagliflozin or placebo treatment. The DC-ren project selected 415 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization for baseline measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates. The here described data set comprises blood protein concentrations determined by Luminex. Data from a total 1707 study visits are available.
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  Blood protein concentrations in selected PROVALID patients receiving NSAIDs

  Blood protein concentrations in selected PROVALID patients receiving NSAIDs. The Prospective Cohort Study in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus for Validation of Biomarkers (PROVALID) study prospectively collected annual clinical information and bio-samples from persons with type 2 diabetes in five different European countries over a period of up to six years. The DC-ren project selected 480 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization including longitudinal measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates as well as a broad set of urinary peptides. The here described data set comprises blood protein concentrations determined by Luminex. Data from a total 1591 study visits are available.
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  Blood protein concentrations in DC-ren PROVALID

  Blood protein concentrations in DC-ren PROVALID. The Prospective Cohort Study in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus for Validation of Biomarkers (PROVALID) study prospectively collected annual clinical information and bio-samples from persons with type 2 diabetes in five different European countries over a period of up to six years. The DC-ren project selected 480 patients from this cohort for in-depth molecular characterization including longitudinal measurements of blood and urinary biomarker candidates as well as a broad set of urinary peptides. The here described data set comprises blood protein concentrations determined by Luminex. Data from a total 1591 study visits are available.
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  Álvaro Enrigue a Incroci di civiltà 2024

  Public literary conversation featuring Mexican writer Álvaro Enrigue במסגרת the “Incroci di civiltà 2024” festival organized in collaboration with Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The discussion explores themes related to contemporary literature, intercultural narratives, language, identity, and global cultural exchange. The event includes dialogue with Margherita Cannavacciuolo and Massimo Stella from Ca’ Foscari University and forms part of the university’s international literary and cultural outreach initiatives.
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  Nobel lecture with Carl Wieman

  Lectio Magistralis delivered by Nobel Prize–winning physicist Carl Wieman (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2001) at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The lecture discusses applying scientific methods to improve science and engineering education, focusing on evidence-based teaching practices and how students learn effectively. The event includes institutional greetings by Vice-Rector Antonio Marcomini and introduction by Professor Stefano Bonetti.
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  La prima lezione di Storia della Filosofia

  Introductory university lecture delivered by Prof. Lucio Cortella for the course “Storia della Filosofia” at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The video presents the structure and themes of the course, which is part of undergraduate programs in Philosophy and History. It introduces key philosophical approaches and sets the foundation for the study of historical philosophical thought within the European intellectual tradition.
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  La prima lezione al museo: Storia dell'arte moderna

  Academic video published on the official Ca’ Foscari University of Venice YouTube channel (“youcafoscari”), part of the institution’s educational dissemination series. The content is structured as a recorded university lecture or seminar aimed at students and academic audiences, reflecting Ca’ Foscari’s teaching and research activities in humanities, languages, cultural studies, or related disciplines.
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  Scaturire Informarsi, comunicare, divulgare in un pianeta in crisi

  Public academic dialogue featuring journalist Enrico Mentana hosted at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The event explores the role of journalism and media communication in a context of global crises, focusing on how information is produced, communicated, and disseminated in contemporary society.
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  Maylis de Kerangal e Marco Aime a Incroci di civiltà

  Public literary and academic dialogue featuring writer Maylis de Kerangal and anthropologist Marco Aime within the “Incroci di civiltà” festival. The conversation explores themes of cultural crossings, identity, storytelling, and the relationship between literature and anthropology. The event is moderated in collaboration with Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and cultural partners, combining academic reflection with literary discourse.
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  La prima lezione di Storia del teatro contemporaneo

  University of Venice (Ca’ Foscari) academic video published on the official “youcafoscari” channel. The content appears to be part of a lecture, seminar, or institutional teaching series, consistent with humanities or social science academic programming.