1 Table of Contents: “... Century -- 4 The first Italian rockets and two German scientist in Italy -- 5 The African adventure...”

2 “... were all delivered at the XVth Congress of the Italian Society of Archaeoastronomy (SIA), held under...”

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4 Subjects: “... Bryenne,Diagram,Harmony of the spheres,Renaissance,Italian Humanism,Book Illustration,Star iconography...”

5 Subjects: “...traditional Italian recipes...”

6 Table of Contents: “...Introduction: the role of Merz telescopes in Italian astronomy - by Ileana Chinnici -- The Merz...”

7 Table of Contents: “... Astronomical Society -- • The Selection of Tenured Astronomers in France -- • The Changing Landscape of Italian...”

8 Table of Contents: “... Italian National Telescope and itsInstrumentation -- The Galileo Telescope’s Active Optics System --...”

9 Table of Contents: “... of the National Weather Radar Activities in Romania -- Possible Solutions for an Italian radar Network -- Weather...”

10 Table of Contents: “... Interactions with the Italian GRID Project -- Federation and Fusion of Astronomical Information:Standards...”

11 “..., jointly with the partners AICQ (Italian Association for Quality Culture), AICQ-CN (Italian Association...”

12 “..." of the University of Florence, jointly with the partners AICQ (Italian Association for Quality Culture), AICQ-CN...”

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14 “... vying for dominance in ways little known to the public. Written by an Italian aeronautical engineer...”

15 “...In this book, Giovanni Bignami, the outstanding Italian scientist and astronomer, takes the reader...”

16 “...Angelo Secchi was a key figure in 19th century science. An Italian Jesuit and scientist, he helped...”

17 “... mention of these 'clouds' was in the journal written in 1520 by the Italian navigator Pigafetta...”

18 “... the auspices of the IAU Executive Co~ mittee and the Italian National Council of Research. The planning...”

19 “..., therefore, presents the result of the contributions offered by the main exponents of the Italian-Japanese...”

20 “... telescopes and today’s refractors: “Four centuries ago, a hitherto obscure Italian scientist turned a home...”