Abstract: A system for the abatement of noxious emissions from an industrial or nuclear power plant or the like in the event of accident includes a structure for impermeabilization of the ground, which extends at least in an annular area that surrounds the plant, a plurality of water-sprinkling towers, which are arranged around the plant and sprinkle water in the atmosphere, preferably added with chemical and/or biological and/or mineral substances, and a peripheral collection structure, configured for receiving water withheld by the impermeabilization structure.

Abstract: The present invention describes a method of diagnosis and/or progression of a disease based on the detection and quantification of the expression levels of biomarkers preferably selected from the group comprising gelsolin isoforms (SEQ. ID 1 and 2) and Vitamin D binding protein isoforms (SEQ. ID 3 and 4). Said method is applied to central nervous system diseases, preferably to Multiple Sclerosis.

Abstract: Use of a fungal biomass for treating industrial wastewaters containing at least one dye and related method, wherein: i. the fungal biomass contains at least the fungal species Rhizomucor pusillus (Lindt) Schipper; ii. the fungal biomass absorbs the at least one dye, so as to obtain wastewater that is basically free of the at least one dye.

Abstract: Use of a fungal biomass for treating industrial wastewaters containing at least one dye, wherein: i. the fungal biomass contains at least the fungal species Cunninghamella elegans Lendner; ii. the fungal biomass absorbs the at least one dye, so as to obtain wastewater that is basically free of the at least one dye.

Abstract: A method for the production of an agent for the treatment of agricultural soils starting from biomasses of animal origin, comprising: a) an enzymatic microbial digestion of the biomasses performed enzymatically and operated through inoculation with a consortium of microorganisms susceptible of activating the above-said digestion; b) a vermicomposting of the solid fraction obtained in phase a); c) a fungal-bacterial metabolization phase of the solid fraction obtained in phase b), wherein the fungal-bacterial metabolization envisions: c1) at least one inoculation of the solid fraction with a consortium of microorganisms susceptible of activating a further digestion; c2) movement and oxidation of the solid fraction; c3) at least one injection of warm air into the solid fraction, so to obtain said agent for the treatment of agricultural soils.

Abstract: Plant and procedure thereof for the purification of sewage that enables the sewage to be purified and energy to be obtained, and at the same time enables a product to be obtained given by the combination of organic residues and fibre filters, appropriate, for example, to supply a plant for breeding earthworms, or for different types of agricultural crop.

Abstract: Use of a fungal biomass for treating industrial wastewaters containing at least one dye, wherein: i. the fungal biomass contains at least the fungal species Rhizopus stolonifer (Ehrenberg) Vuillemin; ii. the fungal biomass absorbs the at least one dye, so as to obtain wastewater that is basically free of the at least one dye.

Abstract: Use of a fungal biomass for treating industrial wastewaters containing at least one dye, wherein: i. the fungal biomass contains at least the fungal species Cunninghamella elegans Lendner; ii. the fungal biomass absorbs the at least one dye, so as to obtain wastewater that is basically free of the at least one dye.

Abstract: Use of a fungal biomass for treating industrial wastewaters containing at least one dye and related method, wherein: i. the fungal biomass contains at least the fungal species Rhizomucor pusillus (Lindt) Schipper; ii. the fungal biomass absorbs the at least one dye, so as to obtain wastewater that is basically free of the at least one dye.

Abstract: Use of a fungal biomass for treating industrial wastewaters containing at least one dye, wherein: i. the fungal biomass contains at least the fungal species Rhizopus stolonifer (Ehrenberg) Vuillemin; ii. the fungal biomass absorbs the at least one dye, so as to obtain wastewater that is basically free of the at least one dye.