F. De Angelis

This paper introduces a method using optoporation on microelectrode arrays to measure chronic cardiotoxic effects in human-derived cardiac cells over a month, demonstrating its potential for early drug development screening.

This study uses stable isotope analysis on charred seeds, faunal remains, and human specimens from the Pastena cave to reconstruct the diet and subsistence strategies of a Central Italian Bronze Age community.

The paper uses isotopic and material culture analyses to study mobility patterns in the Italian Copper Age and Bronze Age, finding evidence of regional dynamics and external influences during the Middle Bronze Age.

This study reconstructs the dietary patterns of Imperial Rome inhabitants using stable isotope analysis of human bones and faunal remains, revealing a diet based on terrestrial resources with some C4 plant consumption.