Satelliti in cerca di fossili - Calcestruzzo degli antichi romani

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Le immagini satellitari possono aiutare i paleontologi a identificare le aree ricche di fossili. Un team di ricerca guidato da Elena Ghezzo, paleontologa dell'Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, ha testato diversi metodi di tracciamento da satellite dimostrando come la tecnologia possa aumentare esponenzialmente l'efficacia delle ricerche paleontologiche sul campo.
I monumenti in calcestruzzo degli antichi romani sono talmente resistenti da arrivare intatti fino ai giorni nostri, come nel caso del Pantheon. A indagare il segreto alla base della resilienza di questo materiale è una ricerca del MIT di Boston che ha identificato le caratteristiche di longevità. A partire da questo studio, la start up italiana DMAT ha iniziato a sviluppare una tecnologia innovativa per creare nuove tipologie di calcestruzzi durevoli e sostenibili, ispirandosi proprio all'antica ricetta romana. Come ci spiega Paolo Sabatini, Ceo di DMAT.

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