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Rubbia Rinaldi, Giuliana
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- PublicationOpen AccessPioneering Art for the Planet Sustainability In The Widest Community Of Earth Scientists In Europe: Our Experience At EGU 2015Scientists and Artists working together for the planet sustainability is a trend in science communication getting day by day new adepts all over the world. For instance, some Science Institutes have introduced the Artist-in-residence, to increase the opportunities of co-operation to spread in a new intriguing way scientific research. Nevertheless, our Session at EGU 2015, the greatest venue in Europe gathering more than 10.000 scientists involved in the different geophysical disciplines, was the first of the kind. The session was warmly welcomed and successful, with the participation of digital artists, scientists and performers, visual artists, musicians, geologists and geophysicists, photographers and paleontologists. We would like to share with the world wide community of science communicators our experience as pioneers in such circumstances. This will be the occasion to describe the work we have done to establish the first nucleus of a community that can facilitate the identification of more and more effective methods to educate people to a life-style respectful of the planet and its inhabitants. It would also be the occasion to show the motivations behind our attempt to bridge the two cultures bringing together the communities of scientists and artists in a mutual and fruitful co-operation.
170 47 - PublicationOpen AccessPlone nel panorama dei siti web degli enti pubblici di ricerca(2010-11-26)
; ;Rubbia, G.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Milano-Pavia, Milano, ItaliaThe open source Content Management System Plone is used as a versatile software framework to build Web portals and Intranets, as well as application software. Several public research organizations in Italy adopted Plone for their institutional web sites. The presentation recalls weakness, robustness and evaluation criteria for Plone CMS, as emerged during the first Italian Plone for Research and University Day held in Bologna in May 2010. Some state of the art examples are illustrated, including INGV web portal,while differences and similarities are discussed.154 101 - PublicationOpen AccessPercezioni e aspettative al tempo del coronavirus: un’indagine qualitativa(CNR Edizioni, 2021-07-01)
; ; ; ; ; ; ; Il lavoro mette in luce i sentimenti e le percezioni vissute in uno dei periodi più drammatici a livello collettivo che l’Italia ha vissuto nella sua storia recente. Lo sconvolgimento portato dalla pandemia COVID-19 ha portato dei mutamenti in tutte le sfere della nostra quotidianità: quella lavorativa, quella familiare, quella relazionale.40 107 - PublicationOpen AccessLe dimensioni di genere nella ricerca scientifica ambientale(2017-11-30)
; ; ; ; ; Stemming from experiences in research and communication in the environmental field (climate changes, pollution, earth sciences, …) some considerations about gender dimensions in environmental research are illustrated. Multiple gender dimensions exist, expanding the boundaries and enriching the research itself. First dimension refers to the gender of researchers, from the few pioneers of the past to the huge number of women that today are active in environmental research providing original contributions. Another dimension is that of gender differences in the impact of environmental changes: several studies indicate how impacts of climate changes on women and men vary significantly, and this issue must be addressed when implementing policies. Moreover, one gender dimension refers to the epistemological level, addressing the feminist approach to science, with situated knowledges and citizen science. Another dimension is that of presence of women in environmental organizations, a presence arising new research questions about environmental protection and healthcare.201 127 - PublicationOpen AccessThe 03-09 December 2015 Etna eruption volcanic parameters retrieved using Volcanic Plume Removal procedure on EVER-EST project platform(2018-04-08)
; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Volcanic eruptions emit large quantities of gas and solid particles into the atmosphere, with significant impact on environment, climate, human health and air traffic. The EVER-EST project (European Virtual Environment for Research - Earth Science Themes: a solution) is a H2020 project (2015-2018) having as focus the creation of a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) to enhance the ability to interoperate and share knowledge in Earth Science community. Using the VRE, the scientists should be able to collaborate with colleagues located in different parts of the world, to remotely access and share data and research results, to carry out training sessions and discussions, to compare different results and models. Through the VRE, using the Rohub concept (www.rohub.org.), the researchers will have the opportunity to reuse data and, above all, algorithms developed by others scientists. The VPR (Volcanic Plume Removal) procedure, for the retrieval of volcanic ash, ice and SO2 cloud parameters has been implemented into VRE, for the processing of the MODIS sensor data on board the polar NASA Aqua/Terra satellite platforms. In this work the VPR procedure, implemented into the VRE platform, is considered to process all the MODIS images collected during one of the biggest lava fountains occurred at Etna volcano after 2011, the 03 - 09 December 2015 eruption.191 48 - PublicationOpen AccessAdvancing gender mainstreaming in Academia, Research and Innovation: A glance from ItalyThe role and influence of EU research and policies toward gender issues brought relevant impacts on universities and research organizations . Notable outcomes have been the commitment of many universities and some R&D structures on setting up or improving a gender balanced participation that was practically unknown twenty years ago, and the growing interest in engendering science, stemming from health and medicine to embrace technology and environment, coping with sex/gender analyses of data and processes. Progresses have been made, but there is still huge room for improvement, according to awareness and policies which are different in different countries. In this scenario, the Associazione Donne e Scienza ? DeS (Women in Science www.donnescienza.it) is a non-profit cultural organisation whose members are women scientists working mostly at Higher Education Institutions and Research Organisations in Italy. DeS has been one of the founding associations and is still member of the European Platform of Women Scientists ? EPWS (epws .org). DeS and its members have been and are active in the definition of Gender Equality Plans (GEP), as a direct result of their involvement in EU Projects to promote structural changes such as GENERA (https://genera-project.com/), GenderTIME (https://gendertime.org), PLOTINA (http://www.plotina.eu/) or R&I-PEERS (http://ripeers.eu/). Some of them are active in the GENERA Network, as well as in other EU Projects, such as GRECO (www.greco-project.eu), to implement open science and responsible rese arch and innovation (Rubbia, 2019). The role of DeS m embers vary form participation in advisory boards to active involvement as beneficiary. In these years, DeS initiatives included the organization of annual conferences and events, both at national and international level, on crucial themes that gathered issues from different perspectives and audiences, including education, sexual harassement (Avveduto et al. eds, 2019), environment and climate changes, shaping the scientific and societal debate with a gender perspective. The proposed poster is intended to present the results of the analysis of the relevant issues emerged, the needs and aspirations from women scientists in Italy (Avveduto, 2019) and on-going activities both on structural change and gender dimension in science and technology in a European perspective.
86 26 - PublicationOpen AccessHow are you? Impressions on Covid-19 Lockdown from Women Scientists in Italy(Academic Conferences and Publishing International ACPI, 2021-06-21)
; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; The Covid-19 pandemic has changed our lives. The first and unexpected lockdown in Italy has seriously upset people daily routine, working organisation, socialisation and interactions with colleagues and relatives. To overcome the physical isolation and collect impressions, the “How are you?” online questionnaire was created and shared as a conversation among friends. Text mining techniques have been applied to almost one hundred replies, to highlight similarities and differences in the experiences lived during the lockdown, changes in daily actions, thoughts and reflections.71 78 - PublicationEmbargoA kaleidoscope of colours and an unexpected journeyThe paper is part of a book conceived as a "collection of stories, reflections and advice written by proficient scientists" aimed in particular at younger people and early-career researchers, with the author illustrating her most significant professional experiences. The contribution is structured in four sections: 1) how interest in science has been developed 2) the work done and the personal scientific approach 3) perspectives on science today and tomorrow, 4) advice to much younger colleagues.
47 5 - PublicationOpen AccessGSNL 2.0: leveraging on Open Science to promote science-based decision making in Disaster Risk Reduction(2017-04)
; ; ; ; ; The Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Geohazard Supersites and Natural Laboratories initiative (GSNL) is a global partnership among the geophysical scientific community and the satellite and in situ data providers, aiming to promote scientific advancements in the knowledge of seismic and volcanic phenomena. Supersites represent local test beds where to experiment coordination, collaboration and communication approaches and technological solutions which are tailored to the local situation, to ensure that the scientific community can contribute the information needed for the best possible decision making.143 60 - PublicationRestrictedThe experience of ScienzAperta, a week of scientific information and dissemination(2014)
; ; ; ;D'Addezio, G.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Roma1, Roma, Italia ;Rubbia, G.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione AC, Roma, Italia ;Marsili, A.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione AC, Roma, Italia; ; ScienzAperta, i.e. Open Science, is an outreach week conceived and promoted by the Laboratorio Didattica e Divulgazione Scientifica of the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV). Every year ScienzAperta is an opportunity to open to the public and to share with the community the places where research is performed, through events distributed in different times and places, with scientific exhibitions, hands-on laboratories for kids, meetings and seminars with researchers and guided tours to scientific laboratories. All the activities have the common idea to intrigue, interest and stimulate audiences of all ages. Some of these initiatives have been organized jointly with other institutions and research institutes, cross-pollinating disciplines. On the occasion of the 2013 edition, questionnaires have been distributed among adults and children during the Open Day held in INGV Rome headquarters. Features of initiatives performed during the three first editions as well as hints from appreciation surveys are illustrated.220 30