Alexandra’s diary

Photo by Daniel TorobeKov from Pexels “The advantage of being a turtle…” Alessandra Trotta

Photo by Nitin Diaural from Pexels “Sunglasses allow you to stare at people without getting caught… Alessandra Trotta

@ability channel Often those with a motor disability encounter many difficulties in being able to enjoy the simple joys of life, such as taking a swim in the sea, the wheelchair becomes a limit and there are very few facilities equipped with the necessary equipment to allow even those who have motor difficulties or disabilities to have access to the beach and the sea, fortunately in recent years more and… Read More »“THE SEA IS FOR EVERYONE” SO THE FIRST BEACH WALKWAYS FOR DISABLED PEOPLE AND CHAIRS TO ENTER THE WATER HAVE ARRIVED IN ERCOLANO

Photo by E H on unsplash One of the most characteristic places of popular Catania is the fish market of the Pescheria always glowing with colors, voices and smells. Another characteristic place is the market in piazza Carlo Alberto, better known as Fera ‘or Luni, whose etymological root has often been questioned. The most common hypothesis is that it stands for “Monday Fair” because the market was probably originally supposed… Read More »Catania

Photo by Angelo Casto on unsplash “I am very fond of sunsets…” Alessandra Trotta

Photo by Philip Arkermann from Pexels “How do postmen walk?…” Alessandra Trotta

@Eu growt Pediatrics of Padua uses various models of robots against pain and anxiety in children. We owe this extraordinary idea to Dr. Roberto Mancin, a computer engineer in Pediatrics for twenty years. Before an invasive operation, such as a biopsy, the baby must be sedated. To do this, a pinprick must be made. But as soon as the child sees a needle he starts screaming. All the children outside… Read More »PEDIATRICS IN PADUA WINS IN HUMANITY: ROBOTS AGAINST THE PAIN AND ANXIETY OF CHILDREN

Photo by Maria Orlova from Pexels “Ice has no future…” Alessandra Trotta

@julianopietra The National Theater was built in the Piazza della Repubblica in 1866: it was the first major theatrical institution to be built in the capital.

Photo by Koolshooters from Pexels “Television is a means of entertainment…” Alessandra Trotta