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    Scenari futuri per la marginalità friulana. La ricerca Borghi-Boschi e il caso studio di Montefosca / Future scenarios for friulian marginality. The Borghi-Boschi research and the case study of Montefosca
    (PUBLICA, 2025)
    Zecchin L.
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    Iuri I.
    Marginality is not a static concept, but a condition that evolves. The margin, therefore, is not a defined line, but a space of intersection that creates opportunities for context-based design. The research project ‘Bor¬ghi-Boschi’ explores marginality through the context of the mountainous areas of Friuli, a region marked by strong heterogeneity due to geographical, historical, and cultural factors. The research develops from a design-oriented perspective, aiming to recover and revitalize the existing resources of the Friulian mountains, using architecture as a tool to engage with local realities — preserving architectural and cultural heritage, while also addressing modern challenges such as the progressive depopulation of these areas. The project seeks to bring to light testimonies of the Friulian mountains at risk of being forgotten, such as in the case of Montefosca, a hamlet located at the very edge of the Friulian territory, taken here as one of the first case studies in the research. By systematizing its architectural form and its connection with the landscape, the goal is to propose a design toolkit that promotes a wood culture and the sustainable regeneration of the territory, with the aim of developing design strategies that can be replicated in similar contexts.
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    Rigenerazione urbana e ritorno alla natura tra nuove sfide e "antiche" esperienze
    (Aisu International, 2025)
    Claudia Pirina
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    Giovanni Comi
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    Vincenzo d'Abramo
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    Between Plain Language and Einfache Sprache: a corpus analysis of layperson summaries of clinical trials in English, German, and Italian
    (Università degli Studi di Udine, 2024-06-07)
    PEDRINI, GIULIA
    La presente tesi di dottorato ha l’obiettivo di analizzare un genere testuale in campo medico redatto in plain language, la sintesi di studi clinici per non esperti, da un punto di vista linguistico e traduttologico. I testi di partenza analizzati sono sempre in inglese; vengono poi presi in esame anche i corrispondenti testi di arrivo italiani e tedeschi. Gli aspetti considerati sono il lessico, la terminologia, la morfosintassi, il livello testuale e grafico, nonché la presenza di linguaggio inclusivo e l’universale dell’esplicitazione in traduzione.
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    Multilevel Operation in Scaled Back-End-of-Line Ferroelectric FETs With a Metal Interlayer
    ( 2025)
    Rossi C.
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    Lizzit D.
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    Esseni D.
    Multi-level operation, conventionally obtained in ferroelectric devices thanks to a domain-dependent inhomogeneous polarization, poses a big challenge for highly-scaled ferroelectric devices, where the number of ferroelectric domains is drastically reduced. In this work, we study a highly scaled back-end-of-line (BEOL) compatible, ferroelectric field-effect transistor (FeFET) that integrates a metal interlayer in the gate stack. Through analytical models and calibrated TCAD simulations, we show how this device can achieve a multi-level operation exploiting the interplay between the ferroelectric polarization and the charge in the metal interlayer. Such a working principle does not rely on a domain-dependent inhomogeneous polarization, and the device operation is thus ensured also for a homogeneous ferroelectric material. We also demonstrate that the charge in the interlayer can effectively stabilize the ferroelectric polarization even in the absence of a high concentration of trapped charges in the gate stack. The potentiation and depression curves for the readout conductance confirm that the proposed device can be operated as a memristor for neuromorphic computing applications. Moreover, we show how the choice of the dielectric in the metal-ferroelectric-dielectric-metal gate stack can be used as a design knob to reduce the device operation voltage.
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