University of Bergamo

Intensity–complexity post-triage prioritization to shorten waiting times in emergency departments

Abstract Emergency department triage reliably identifies patients at immediate risk, although it compresses heterogeneous clinical profiles into a small number of urgency categories, leaving discretion in how patients are prioritized within the same category. We propose a second-...

A systematic review of divine forgiveness self-report measures

Abstract Background Divine forgiveness (DF) can be defined as the perception of being absolved from sin by a Higher Power. Psychological research is increasingly recognizing DF as a relevant construct with implications for well-being, coping, and spirituality. Despite this growin...

3D kinematics of human falls: evaluating opencap and SAM3D body against inertial motion capture

Abstract Detailed 3D kinematics provide crucial insights for evaluating fall injury mechanisms and impact severity; nevertheless, their application remains understudied. While traditional 3D motion capture systems (marker-based and inertial) are highly effective for laboratory re...

The memory metaphors held by ordinary people: an exploratory study

Metaphors are widely used by researchers to communicate ideas in cognitive psychology. This is the first study to systematically explore the naïve psychology of human memory metaphors. We attained this goal by surveying a large sample of the adult population resident in Northern...

The Potential Of Multi-Fuel Novalt™16 Gas Turbine For Data Center Application

Abstract The power demand growth from the data center market is boosting the need for gas turbines at the point that manufacturers are ramping up their capacity, struggling to meet such a large and urgent request. In this context, the performance of the NovaLT™16 gas turbine (GT)...