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Mapping Microplastic Movement: A Phase Diagram to Predict Nonbuoyant Microplastic Modes of Transport at the Particle Scale

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By Hadeel Al-Zawaidah, Merel Kooi, Ton Hoitink, Bart Vermeulen
| dx.doi.org
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Microplastics are abundant in aquatic environments, posing a pervasive environmental concern. (1−3) In response, various initiatives, spanning legislative, scientific, and social realms, target reduced microplastic emissions and the removal of environmental microplastics. (4,5) However, our ability to effectively assess and monitor the outcomes of these efforts is impeded by multiple knowledge gaps.
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Engineering for Safety and Economy in Driving Automation

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By Alison Young Verified, Luc van Dijk, Bart Vermeulen, In-Vehicle Architectures
| Embedded Computing Design Verified
Blog The main goal of autonomous driving is to eliminate accidents caused by human error. In fully autonomous vehicles, reverting to driver control in the event of a system failure is not an option; there is no driver and no manual controls provided to take over. Safety-critical systems must act, instead of using a “human fallback system” as a failsafe.
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