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The papers presented at the weekly luncheon seminars trace the progress of Fellows' research.

2009-2010

Feb 24 2010
Michele Alacevich
Loan Interruptus: The World Bank, Reconstruction and Development in Italy, 1947-53
Feb 17 2010
Gianfranco Pasquino
Memory, political culture, institutional change. A comparative perspective
Feb 10 2010
Guido Beltramini
Palladio’s drawings: a self-portrait on paper
Feb 03 2010
Franco Pestilli
The neural mechanisms by which attention enhances vision
Dec 30 2009
Elisa Andretta
Spanish physicians in Rome between the Renaissance and the Counter-Reformation. Protagonists, practices and the circulation of knowledge (1492-1598) (abstract)
Dec 23 2009
Franco Pestilli
Visual Attention
Dec 16 2009
Laura Barreca
Conservation and Documentation of New Media Art
Nov 25 2009
Marc Fumaroli
Paris, capital of the arts in the 1800s: The dialogue between literature and the visual arts
Nov 18 2009
Giorgio Caravale
The banning of a culture: intellectuals, illiterates and censorship in Counter-Reformation Italy, I (abstract)
Nov 11 2009
Guido Beltramini
Palladio and Polybius’ Histories
Nov 04 2009
Tiziano Colibazzi
Gray and White Matter Morphology in Patients with Schizophrenia (abstract)
Oct 28 2009
Silvia Salvatici
Professionals of Rehabilitation. UNRRA Officers in Postwar Europe (abstract)
Oct 21 2009
Valeria Pettorino
Very Large Scale Structures in Growing Neutrino Quintessence (abstract)
Oct 14 2009
Mikael Hörnqvist
The Few and the Many: Machiavelli, Tocqueville and Nietzsche on Authority and Equality
Oct 07 2009
Michele Alacevich
The World Bank Loans to Italy and the History of Postwar Development Policies
Sep 30 2009
Magsarjav Gantuya
The Role of Religion in Culture: a Comparison of Italian and Mongolian Traditions (abstract)

2008-2009

Apr 29 2009
Erminia Ardissino
Images, Nature and Ethics (abstract)
Apr 22 2009
Antonio Mantovani
Randomized Sham-Controlled Trial of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Treatment-Resistant Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (abstract)
Mar 25 2009
Rita Lucarelli
History and Developments during the Later Phases of Pharaonic History and the Greco-Roman Period (abstract)
Mar 18 2009
Riccardo Viale
Cognitive styles in academic and industrial research
Feb 25 2009
Stefano Gattei
Kepler’s method (abstract)
Feb 18 2009
Marco Formisano
The Book of War: The Making of the Roman Art of War 400 BCE-1617, II (abstract)
Feb 11 2009
Vittorio Enrico Avvedimento
Genes and Human Diseases (abstract)
Feb 04 2009
Marco Pagano
Credit Ratings Failures: Causes and Policy Options
Jan 28 2009
Dominique Reill
Borderlands: A system for a multi-national Europe (abstract)
Dec 10 2008
Silvio Pons
Communism and Anti-Communism in Italy, 1945-1989
Dec 03 2008
Jérémie Barthas
On the intellectual origins of the abolition des privilèges: the Machiavellian criticism of liberality
Nov 26 2008
Walter Cupperi
On Some Italian Busts of Charles V of Habsburg (abstract)
Nov 19 2008
Ferdinando Fiumara
Perpetuation of memory storage: a novel mechanism in the long-term maintenance of synaptic plasticity and behavior (abstract)
Nov 12 2008
Mauro Grondona
Alexander Pekelis: The Law, The State, and the Individual (abstract)
Oct 29 2008
Vittorio Pellegrini
Shining Light on Electrons in Low Dimensions
Oct 22 2008
Rita Lucarelli
Between Men and Gods: Demons in Ancient Egypt (abstract)
Oct 15 2008
Michele Battini
The Anti-Judaic Tradition and the Birth of an Anti-Jewish Anti-Capitalism
Oct 08 2008
Marco Formisano
The Book of War: The Making of the Roman Art of War 400 BCE-1617, I (abstract)
Oct 01 2008
Megan Williams
The Diplomat's Dog: The Natural World of Papal Nuncio Girolamo Rorario and how his Quod animalia (1544) Framed Enlightenment-Era Debates on Animal Rationality (abstract)
Sep 24 2008
Dominique Reill
Goals and Methodology: From Bond to Border: The Transformation of the Adriatic in the Nineteenth Century (abstract)

2007-2008

Apr 30 2008
Roberta Bonetti
Ethnographical examination of "fantasy coffins"
Apr 23 2008
Francesca Bartolini
Biological functions of stable microtubules: a proposed role in cellular memory
Mar 25 2008
Antonio Garcia Espada
Dante, Sanudo and Polo. From the Crusades to the Perpetuation of Early Modern Descriptions of the East as a Literary Genre
Mar 19 2008
Mariarosa Bricchi
The Other Side of Philology. Stories of Literary Creation
Feb 27 2008
Chiara Besso Marcheis
Litigants' duty to disclose
Jan 30 2008
Domenico Laurenza
Forms of Transmission of Anatomical Knowledge in the Age of Leonardo, Michelangelo and Vesalius (abstract)
Nov 28 2007
Rosalia Crupi
rTMS, antidepressant effect and synaptic plasticity in rodents
Oct 31 2007
Francesca Bartolini
Microtubules and actin filaments "cross-talk" in cell migration: role of the formin mDia and the tumor suppressor APC
Oct 24 2007
Javier P. Grossutti
Italian Mosaicists and Terrazzo Workers in New York City. Estimating the Size, Characteristic and Structure of a High-Skill Building Trade (abstract)
Oct 17 2007
Giorgio Pino
Identity Claims and the Law: Uses and Abuses (abstract)
Sep 26 2007
Franco D'Intino
Critical edition of Leopardi's translation from Greek moral prose and the use of Greek ethics in the early nineteenth century

2006-2007

Apr 11 2007
Alberto Morgante
A New 2D World for Physicists?
Apr 11 2007
Luana Fioriti
Cytoplasmic polyadenylation element binding protein (CPEB): a prion-like protein as a regulator of local protein synthesis and synaptic plasticity
Mar 28 2007
Kristina Sessa
Domestic Conversions: households and bishops in late antique 'papal legends'
Mar 07 2007
Simone Magherini
"Chi sono?" (1930), Self-portrait by Aldo Palazzeschi
Jan 31 2007
Tito Magri
Practical Sense and the Limits of Deliberation
Jan 17 2007
Marcello Simonetta
Montefeltro. A Coded Conspiracy, the Medici and the Sistine Chapel
Jan 14 2007
Lidia Santarelli
History versus Memory? A Discussion on Italian War Crimes in World War II
Nov 01 2006
Luigi Mazzone
Reward System in children and adolescents with ADHD and Anxiety disorders
Oct 25 2006
Sophie Lunn-Rockliffe
Diabolical appearances in late antiquity: the case of exorcism
Oct 18 2006
Alberto Morgante
Charge transport in molecular devices
Oct 11 2006
Maurizio Ferraris
Documentality
Oct 04 2006
Kristina Sessa
Creating Christian Rome: Households, Bishops and the Spiritual Politics of Domestic Space in Late Antiquity
Sep 20 2006
Sebastiano Maffettone
Universal Duty and Global Justice

2005-2006

Dec 14 2005
William Stenhouse
Antiquarians, objects and historical scholarship
Dec 07 2005
Ludovico Geymonat
The Invention of "Maniera Greca"
Nov 30 2005
Simon Levis-Sullam
Arnaldo Momigliano between history, politics and autobiography
Nov 16 2005
Antonio Feliciello
Molecular architecture of signal transduction in living cells
Nov 09 2005
Linda Pagli
Search Engines: Google's revolution
Nov 02 2005
Bina Santoro
Where did I leave my keys? (or: How we use mouse genetics to understand memory)
Oct 19 2005
Fiorella Kostoris Padoa Schioppa
Does the European Union have a fiscal policy?
Oct 12 2005
Nicola Gardini
A Poetics of Lacuna
Oct 05 2005
Sergius Kodera
The Magus and the Strippers, or: The Indiscreet Art of Giambattista Della Porta
Sep 28 2005
Francesco Borghesi
Problems of historical methodology in Carlo Ginzburg's work
Sep 22 2005
Nick Wilding
Who Wrote the Book of Nature? Gianfrancesco Sagredo, masks and propaganda in seicento natural philosophy

2004-2005

Apr 27 2005
Mauro Carbone
Composing Vinteuil: Proust's Unheard Music
Apr 20 2005
Gloria Origgi
Narrative Memory, Episodic Memory and W.G. Sebald's Idea of Memory
Apr 13 2005
Davide Stimilli
Motionless Gesture: The Reclining Body in the Renaissance
Apr 06 2005
Maria Concetta Miniaci
The Anatomy of a Memory: Insights to How Information is Stored in the Brain
Mar 28 2005
Gloria Origgi
What Does It Mean to Trust in Epistemic Authority?
Mar 23 2005
Luisa Nardini
Music from the South: Non-standard Proper Mass Items in Beneventan Manuscripts
Mar 02 2005
Laura Chiesa
Fortunato Depero and the Space of Futurist Theatricality (abstract)
Feb 23 2005
Alessandra Di Maio
Black Italia: Migrant Voices From Africa (abstract)
Feb 16 2005
Mauro Carbone
How Can One Recognize What One Did Not Know? Mnemosyne and the Art of the Twentieth Century
Feb 09 2005
Davide Stimilli
Aby Warbug in America Again (abstract)
Jan 26 2005
Klaus Krueger
Signa et res - The pictorial discourse of the imaginary in Early Modern Italy
Dec 15 2004
Francesca Frigerio
Pictorial Frames and Textual Thresholds. Bitextuality in Rebecca West and David Low's The Modern Rake's Progress
Dec 01 2004
Maura Imbimbo
System Identification to Detect Damage in Historical Constructions
Nov 17 2004
Tanja Michalsky
Building Social Memory: Enduring Networks of the Neapolitan Nobility Around 1500
Nov 03 2004
Maria Concetta Miniaci
The Anatomy of a Memory: Insights into How Information is Stored in the Brain
Oct 25 2004
Giovanna Devetag
Behavioral Game Theory: Towards a Realistic Represenation of Strategic Behavior?
Oct 20 2004
William McCuaig
Nietzsche Italiano
Oct 06 2004
Luisa Nardini
Transmission of Repertories/Contamination of Styles: The Case of Liturgical Music in Southern Italy (9th to 13th Century)
Sep 29 2004
Guido Olivieri
Italian Music and Aesthetic Debates in France at the Beginning of the 18th Century
Sep 22 2004
Luciano Boschiero
The Young and the Restless: Scientific Institutions in the late 17th and early 18th Century

2003-2004

Apr 28 2004
Marco Mariano
Italy in the Atlantic World: The View from OGGI, 1950-1955
Apr 14 2004
Eileen Reeves
Something from Nothing: Making Sense of Early Modern Nonsense
Apr 07 2004
Annalisa Coliva
Self-knowledge (But not: "Know Thyself")
Mar 31 2004
Ellen Esrock
Embodying Literature
Mar 24 2004
Enrico Arbarello
Enumerative Geometry
Mar 10 2004
Gabriele Cifani
Roman Archaeological Heritage and Cultural Identity in Republican Italy
Feb 18 2004
Giovanni Giorgini
The Place of the Tyrant in Machiavelli's Political Thought and the Literary Genre of the Prince
Feb 11 2004
Simone Cinotto
Now That's Italian!
Jan 28 2004
Andrea Pinotti
Image and Narration (from Wickhoff to the Fantastic Four)

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