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    Engineering TransfersomIL Nanocarriers to improve topical delivery of caffeic acid
    (Training School: Nanoparticle Development for Skin Drug Delivery, 2026) Martins, Marta Filipa de Seixas Barata; Júlio, Ana; Saraiva, Nuno; Rosado, Catarina; Pereira-Leite, Catarina; CBIOS - Research Center for Biosciences & Health Technologies
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    Waterfront dialectics : Rome and its region facing climate change impacts
    (Sapienza Universita di Roma, 2022) GARCIA, PEDRO CARLOS BOBONE RESSANO; ECATI - Department of Computer Engineering and Information Systems
    One of the most complex discussions concerning climate emergency is the sustainable water management. How to deal with the risks generated by climate change where the presence of cultural and environmental assets is highly stratified over time? How to manage large densely populated areas rich in environmental and human resources, ensuring their protection and development? It’s now time to integrate the connections between the different territorial scales and to ensure the balance between public and private interests in a framework of sustainable strategies. SOS Climate Waterfront is an interdisciplinary project that aims to explore waterfronts in Europe that are facing climate change. The volume presents the results of the workshop held in Rome in spring 2022.
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    Thessaloniki fall 2019 waterfront : Ampelokipi-Menemeni, Kalamaria
    (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 2019) GARCIA, PEDRO CARLOS BOBONE RESSANO; ECATI - Department of Computer Engineering and Information Systems
    Coastal communities increasingly experience the effects of climate change. It is becoming urgent for researchers, local stakeholders and citizens to address and promote climate resilience and act collectively. Thessaloniki, a port city with a long and continuous history has always retained a strong relationship to its waterfront which extends today more than 40 kilometers along the south east coast of the Thermaicos Gulf in northern Greece. SOS Climate Waterfront is a research European funded project (H2020 – MSCA Rise), reflecting on issues of management, design and planning of waterfront zones. This book presents the outcomes of the event organized in Thessaloniki, focusing on two areas of the city’s waterfront as case studies. Design proposals, scientific papers and reflection opinion articles present insights, strategies and design tools elaborated during this event through the interdisciplinary collaboration of academics, researchers and local government representatives aiming to enhance climate adaptation planning and face climate change risks in the area.
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    Lisbon 2019 waterfront : Cascais, Mafra, Alcochete
    (Lusofona University, 2019) GARCIA, PEDRO CARLOS BOBONE RESSANO; ECATI - Department of Computer Engineering and Information Systems
    One of the most complex discussions concerning climate emergency is the possible rise in sea level. Existing data show that rising water levels is already a reality, but the question is: how much will this rise be? And, how long do we have to act? SOS Climate Waterfront is a research project financed by Research European Agency that make a reflection about some philosophical and project design questions that relate climate change and wa terfront issues. This book present: Cascais - public space on the seafront; Mafra - World Reserve for Waves and Surf and Alcochete - Samouco Saltpans and the human made coastline. Thematics were set in this book spelling out a set of discussions, ideas and potentials exposed by design project proposals, scientific papers and some opinion articles. The variety of approaches is a goal into the connection between the different parts in this discussion.
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    Gdansk : climate change and creative solutions for cities
    (Gdańsk University of Technology, 2021) GARCIA, PEDRO CARLOS BOBONE RESSANO; ECATI - Department of Computer Engineering and Information Systems
    Creative ideas to face climate change are needed and a new way of thinking is emerging. Recent solutions can turn on the imaginary of the communities, designers and decision makers. To deal with increasing climatic disasters more parameters are to be considered. Creative solutions are challenging, demanding multidisciplinary perspectives that flourish among those imagining the future. The necessity comes from the exponential growth of demand as more regions and wider groups of people are severely affected and search for updated knowledge.