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GERDA Jesi, Italy
Since 1997, italian researchers of the relationship between intelligent life, vertical surfaces and punk clothing. They
published numerous PhD theses among the best italian research institutes (Walace, Shove, Concubine SonsofVesta, Sonatine, BloodySound).
equipe:
Andrea Pasqualini-Chaos Analysis
Roberto Vilotta-Confusion Theory
Alessio Compagnucci- Disorder Logics
Alessandro Turcio- Mess Anatomy
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