Giovanni Bianco

• Mapping the supply of nature’s contributions to people on Mount Kilimanjaro

  Open Access•Netra Bhandari, Neema Robert Kinabo et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Research Letters•2026

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  Mount Kilimanjaro, with its steep elevational gradient (770–5886 m a.s.l.) and pronounced land-use heterogeneity, supports high biodiversity and diverse nature’s contributions to people (NCP), but it is underrepresented in global spatial assessments. We address this gap by mapping NCP supply across 12 ecosystem types on the southern slopes identifying hotspots and coldspots and quantifying synergies and trade-offs among NCP categories. We use 25 …

• Time Course of Corticospinal Excitability and Autonomic Function Interplay during and Following Monopolar tDCS

  Open Access•Emiliano Santarnecchi, Matteo Feurra et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Psychiatry•2014

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  While polarity-specific after-effects of monopolar transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) on corticospinal excitability are well-documented, modulation of vital parameters due to current spread through the brainstem is still a matter of debate, raising potential concerns about its use through the general public, as well as for neurorehabilitation purposes. We monitored online and after-effects of monopolar tDCS (primary motor cortex) in 1…

• Time Course of Corticospinal Excitability and Autonomic Function Interplay during and Following Monopolar tDCS

  Open Access•Emiliano Santarnecchi, Matteo Feurra et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Psychiatry•2014

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  While polarity-specific after-effects of monopolar transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) on corticospinal excitability are well-documented, modulation of vital parameters due to current spread through the brainstem is still a matter of debate, raising potential concerns about its use through the general public, as well as for neurorehabilitation purposes. We monitored online and after-effects of monopolar tDCS (primary motor cortex) in 1…

• Mapping the supply of nature’s contributions to people on Mount Kilimanjaro

  Open Access•Netra Bhandari, Neema Robert Kinabo et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Research Letters•2026

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  Mount Kilimanjaro, with its steep elevational gradient (770–5886 m a.s.l.) and pronounced land-use heterogeneity, supports high biodiversity and diverse nature’s contributions to people (NCP), but it is underrepresented in global spatial assessments. We address this gap by mapping NCP supply across 12 ecosystem types on the southern slopes identifying hotspots and coldspots and quantifying synergies and trade-offs among NCP categories. We use 25 …

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