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Disambiguation of "Serio, Alessandro"

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A Change in the Fingertip Contact Area Induces an Illusory Displacement of the Finger.

, , , , , , , , and . EuroHaptics (2), volume 8619 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 72-79. Springer, (2014)

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Daniela Serio

Alessandro Valeri

Fluorescence resonance energy transfer between multiple chromophores studied by single-molecule spectroscopy. Uni Düsseldorf, (2009)

Alessandro Zivelonghi

Alessandro Nova

Alessandro Topa

 

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