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On real-time calibrated prediction for complex model-based decision support in pandemics: Part 1
Materials and methods We consider developing real-time uncertainty quantification for stochastic compartmental models of infectious disease transmission. As discussed earlier, this higher-level structure covers a very broad class of models, including agent-based models, though our COVID-19 application will use the stochastic model shown in Fig 1.
Turning data into decisions
METTLER TOLEDO has stressed the importance of automating bulk weighing operations to enable better business decisions. Bulk handling operators across Australia’s agriculture, mining, logistics and manufacturing sectors are under increasing pressure to move more product, meet stricter compliance requirements, manage labour shortages and maintain profitability.
Mining and Heavy Industries
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Real-time environmental monitoring
Why vibration matters in blasting, and how Orica’s technology assists quarries. Sustainability in quarrying extends well beyond reducing emissions. For today’s quarry operators, it also means balancing productivity with growing environmental, regulatory and community expectations. Blasting sits at the centre of many of these competing priorities. A well-designed blast can maximise resource recovery, improve downstream efficiency and minimise environmental impacts.
One month to go until Bulk Expo
The countdown is on for Australia’s bulk handling industry, with just one month remaining until the Bulk Handling Technical Conference and Expo opens its doors on 16–17 September 2026. Bringing together engineers, manufacturers, suppliers, operators and industry leaders from across the bulk handling sector, Bulk Expo will showcase the latest technologies, innovations and solutions shaping the future of materials handling.
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AIMEX 2027 set to power the future of mining in Adelaide
Australia’s mining industry is set to take centre stage once again, with dates locked in for Asia-Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX 2027). The landmark event will return to the Adelaide Showground from 28–30 September 2027. Bringing together the biggest names in mining, cutting-edge technology providers and global innovators, AIMEX 2027 will position Adelaide as the epicentre of mining innovation, investment and industry transformation across the Asia-Pacific.
Koch Solutions unveil major contract
German-based supplier of materials handling equipment Koch Solutions Australia has won a major contract to replace two bridge bucket wheel reclaimers in Western Australia. Koch Solutions senior sales manager Vaughan Cranswick said the project is a “significant milestone for the team”. “Winning the contract reinforces KOCH’s commitment to delivering innovative, reliable OEM bulk materials handling solutions to the Australian mining industry,” Cranswick said.
Winners revealed at the 2026 Women in Industry Awards
Industry excellence was on display as Australia’s leading women took centre stage at the 2026 Women in Industry Awards. Bringing together innovators, trailblazers and change-makers from across the nation at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf in Sydney, the awards recognised the remarkable achievements of women who are breaking barriers, driving innovation and shaping the future of Australia’s industrial sectors.
Bonfiglioli drives efficiency at local lithium project
As a Western Australia-based lithium project moves towards full operations, a robust and efficient above ground material handling system plays a crucial role in supporting its performance. The project began nearly four years ago, when an Australian engineering and project management consultancy was awarded the Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) contract to deliver the processing plant.
Last chance to get tickets for Women in Industry Awards night
The 2026 Women in Industry Awards is issuing a final call for attendees to secure their place at the premier event recognising exceptional women across Australia’s industrial sectors. Backed by some of Australia’s most respected trade media titles, the Women in Industry Awards is an iconic event celebrating the women driving change and creating new possibilities for the next generation.
On real-time calibrated prediction for complex model-based decision support in pandemics: Part 2
Emulation and likelihood calibration. For Wave 1 we generated an initial input design using Latin Hypercube Sampling for the uniform ranges, and then augmented this with a space-filling design over the non-uniform ranges as described in Part 1 [17]. For each wave we generated a set of 200 design points, and a further set of 50 independent validation points. For each design point we ran the BPF in Algorithm B (in S1 Appendix) and generated an estimate of the log-likelihood, .
WA Mining Conference & Exhibition 2026 returns with a powerful conference agenda
Western Australia’s mining sector is set to converge at the WA Mining Conference & Exhibition 2026 (WA Mining), returning to the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre on 16–17 September with a high-impact program designed to inspire, inform and drive the industry forward. Across two powerful days, delegates will gain direct access to senior leaders, technical experts and industry innovators tackling the most critical challenges and opportunities facing WA mining today.
Conference themes revealed for Bulk Expo
There’s no shortage of theory in bulk solids handling, but straight talk about what actually works when things get messy on site is much harder to come by. That’s where Bulk Expo is aiming its conference this year. The program, curated by the Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling (ASBSH), is built around the issues operators keep running into, from stubborn dust to conveyors that don’t behave the way they should.
Experience the ultimate mining showcase at QME 2026
The Queensland Mining & Engineering Exhibition (QME) is shaping up to be a must-attend event for those looking to get ahead in Queensland’s mining industry, with a strong speaker program offering expert analysis on the pivotal trends shaping the sector and strategic insights into the future of mining across the Bowen Basin and Queensland. This is the place to see, touch and experience the future of mining.
[2603.24538] Generalized and Scalable Deep Gaussian Process Emulation
[Submitted on 25 Mar 2026 ( v1 ), last revised 3 Nov 2026 (this version, v2)] Title:Generalized and Scalable Deep Gaussian Process Emulation View a PDF of the paper titled Generalized and Scalable Deep Gaussian Process Emulation, by Deyu Ming and Daniel Williamson View PDF HTML (experimental) Abstract:Gaussian process (GP) emulators have become essential tools for approximating complex simulators, significantly reducing computational demands in optimization, sensitivity analysis, and model...
Boral appoints Matt McKenzie as CEO
Boral has appointed Matt McKenzie as its next chief executive officer, with the leadership change to take effect from 1 April 2026. He will succeed Vik Bansal, who has led the company since 2022 and will transition to a director role on the SGH board. The appointment forms part of a planned succession process, with McKenzie having served as chief operating officer since mid-2025 and previously overseeing the company’s concrete and quarries business in southern markets.
Tickets now on sale for WA Mining 2026
Following a record-breaking 2025 event, tickets are now on sale for the 2026 WA Mining Conference & Exhibition (WA Mining). As Perth’s flagship event for the mining and resources sector, WA Mining has become a must-attend event for the state’s mining community, bringing together decision-makers, suppliers, innovators and operators for two days of practical business conversations and industry insights.
Early Bird tickets now live for Bulk Expo!
For a limited time, attendees can secure Early Bird tickets to the Bulk Handling Technical Conference & Expo, guaranteeing their spot at Australia’s only dedicated exhibition and conference for the bulk solids handling industry. Taking place on 16-17 September at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, Bulk Expo brings together professionals from every corner of the bulk handling industry for two days of world-class insights, networking and showcases.
Tickets now on sale for WA Mining 2026
Following a record-breaking 2025 event, tickets are now on sale for the 2026 WA Mining Conference & Exhibition (WA Mining). As Perth’s flagship event for the mining and resources sector, WA Mining has become a must-attend event for the state’s mining community, bringing together decision-makers, suppliers, innovators and operators for two days of practical business conversations and industry insights.
Bulk Expo welcomes SRO Technology as Platinum Sponsor
Bulk Expo is proud to announce SRO Technology as a Platinum Sponsor of the event, with the Australian instrumentation and measurement specialists also confirmed as the Sponsor of the Networking Drinks. A long-standing name in bulk-materials handling measurement and protection systems, SRO Technology’s sponsorship reinforces the company’s deep alignment with the technical, operational and engineering focus of Bulk Expo.
Paediatric Therapeutic Development Workshop on rhabdoid tumours - British Journal of Cancer
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Abstract Rhabdoid tumours (RT) are malignancies of the central nervous system, kidneys, liver and soft tissues that most commonly affect very young children with survival rates below 30% in high-risk cohorts. Treatment entails surgery, intensive chemotherapy and radiotherapy, associated with substantial short- and long-term toxicities. There is an unmet need to develop targeted therapies for RT to improve patient outcomes and mitigate the toxicities of current therapy.
By Jan J. Molenaar, Jaclyn A. Biegel, Patricia Blanc, Susan N. Chi, Sam Daems, Laura Danielson, Jarno Drost, Michael C. Frühwald, Amar Gajjar, James Geller, annie huang, Pascal D. Johann, Pamela R Kearns, Karsten Nysom, Suzanne O’Connor, Michael Ortiz, Jenny Parker, Seema Patel, Sheena M Patel, Charles Roberts, Daniel Williamson, Joanna S. Yi, Andrew Pearson, David Jenkinson Verified, Marcel Kool, Franck Bourdeaut, Innovative Therapies, Claudia Montiel Equihua, Itziar Areso, Niels E. Franke
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Standing the test of time
Komatsu Australia’s Smart Quarry Site is helping quarry operators make informed decisions. When it comes to fleet management solutions, Komatsu Australia’s Smart Quarry Site (SQS) has stood the test of time. The SQS platform, developed in Australia, has been used worldwide across many quarrying applications. Instead of isolated systems and relying on “gut feel”, SQS provides a single source of truth, bringing together data, operator performance, site safety and maintenance into a single platform.
Breakthrough innovation
ABHR had a chat with Belt Wise managing director Beau Weiss about an innovation which may save companies millions, whilst also improving on-site safety. Conveyor maintenance and optimisation cannot go overlooked. A smoothly running conveyor is vital in reducing costly downtime, boosting productivity, extending equipment life, and ensuring workplace safety. Many companies nowadays are striving to find innovations that create a safer workplace, whilst also remaining cost-effective.
Evolution, not revolution
Quarry sat down with Kobelco general manager of marketing Chris Wolf and general manager of product Mark Johnson to discuss industry trends and learn what the company has planned for 2026. How has Kobelco seen the quarrying industry change over the past 12 months? Chris Wolf: From both the data we track and the conversations we have with quarry operators, the quarrying industry has remained steady.
Holcim acquires Alkern
Holcim has closed the acquisition of French-based precast concrete manufacturer Alkern. The move is set to advance the company’s NextGen Growth 2030 target for building solutions to reach 50 per cent of 2030 net sales. Holcim region head West Europe Dragan Maksimovic said the acquisition of Alkern is a suitable fit for the company.
Turning bulk problems into big wins
Bulk Expo 2026 brings Australia’s bulk handling industry together to solve problems, share solutions, and turn ideas into action. On 16-17 September at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, BULK2026 will once again bring the biggest names, brightest minds, and the most innovative technologies under the same roof. For an industry that moves mountains of material every week – grain, ore, cement, fertiliser, sand, powders – 2025 feels like a year of steady demand wrapped in a squeeze.
Impact of N‐linked glycans on the dual short fibulin/LTBP‐4 axes regulating elastogenesis
AFM atomic force microscopy ARCL autosomal recessive cutis laxa ASNmut N-linked glycosylation site mutant cbEGF calcium-binding epidermal growth factor-like DLS dynamic light scattering ECM extracellular matrix HEK293 human embryonic kidney 293 cells LOX lysyl oxidase LOXL1 lysyl oxidase-like 1 LTBP-4L latent transforming growth factor beta protein 4, long isoform LTBP-4S latent transforming growth factor beta protein 4, short isoform NSF normal skin fibroblasts PAC1 rat pulmonary arterial...
Marfan syndrome variation of the POGLUT2 and POGLUT3 consensus sequence can produce aberrant fibrillin-1 O-glucosylation
Key words extracellular matrix fibrillin glycoprotein glycosyltransferase mass spectrometry Marfan syndrome O-glucose POGLUT2 POGLUT3 Abbreviations ADAMTS (a disintegrin and metalloprotease with thrombospondin motifs) ECM (extracellular matrix) EGF (epidermal growth factor-like repeat) FBN1 (fibrillin-1) FBN1-N (N-terminal fibrillin-1) FBN2 (fibrillin-2) GXYLT1/2 (glucoside xylosyltransferase 1 and 2) LTBP-1 (Latent transforming growth factor beta binding protein) MFS (Marfan syndrome)...
Poglut2/3 double knockout in mice results in neonatal lethality with reduced levels of fibrillin in lung tissues
Abstract Fibrillin microfibrils play a critical role in the formation of elastic fibers, tissue/organ development, and cardiopulmonary function. These microfibrils not only provide structural support and flexibility to tissues, but they also regulate growth factor signaling through a plethora of microfibril-binding proteins in the extracellular space. Mutations in fibrillins are associated with human diseases affecting cardiovascular, pulmonary, skeletal, and ocular systems.
Sortase-Modified Cholera Toxoids Show Specific Golgi Localization
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Modelling how plant cell-cycle progression leads to cell size regulation
4 Discussion Balanced growth, achieved by coupling cell division to the increase in cell volume, is crucial to cell survival as progressive changes in size over generations would eventually lead to a breakdown of biochemical processes. In this study, we developed a parsimonious model of the plant cell cycle which we used to investigate potential mechanisms of cell size control.
[2306.01212] Linked Deep Gaussian Process Emulation for Model Networks
arXiv:2306.01212 (stat) Download a PDF of the paper titled Linked Deep Gaussian Process Emulation for Model Networks, by Deyu Ming and Daniel Williamson Download PDF Submission history From: Deyu Ming [ view email] [v1] Fri, 2 Jun 2023 00:24:42 UTC (1,089 KB) Bibliographic Tools Bibliographic Explorer Toggle Bibliographic Explorer () Litmaps Toggle Litmaps (What is Litmaps?) scite.ai Toggle scite Smart Citations (What are Smart Citations?) Code, Data, Media DagsHub Toggle DagsHub (What is...
Deep Gaussian Process Emulation using Stochastic Imputation
We view the DGP as an emulator of a feed-forward system of computer models in which, each sub-model is represented by a GP and internal I/O among sub-models are nonobservable. Thus, by imputing the hidden layers and exploiting the structural dependence of the internal GP surrogates, we uncover, stochastically, the latent internal I/O from the observed global I/O. As a result, we proceed to make predictions from the DGP using the analytically tractable linked GP.
Guest House Paradiso (1999)
Edit Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Rik Mayall ... Richard Twat Adrian Edmondson ... Eddie Elizabeth Ndingombaba Bill Nighy ... Mr. Johnson Kate Ashfield ... Mrs. Hardy Steven O'Donnell ... Chef (as Steve O'Donnell) Fenella Fielding ... Mrs. Foxfur Charles Cartmell ... Newscaster Vincent Cassel ... Gino Bolognese Hélène Mahieu ... Gina Carbonara Paul Garcia ... Screen Lover Sophia Myles ... Saucy Wood Nymph Emma Pierson ... Saucy Wood Nymph Anna Madeley ... Saucy Wood Nymph Simon Pegg ...
A versatile cholera toxin conjugate for neuronal targeting and tracing
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The Road Warrior (1981)
8 wins & 10 nominations. See more awards » Learn more People who liked this also liked... Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 7/10 X In a self-destructing world, a vengeful Australian policeman sets out to stop a violent motorcycle gang.
The benefits of a horizontal approach to open educational resources (essay)
As a longtime advocate of open educational resources, I’ve read with great interest recent views and discussions about the different approaches to funding such resources, which offer free alternatives to textbook and other instructional materials that students have traditionally had to pay for. One issue of debate involves “vertical” versus “horizontal” funding models and whether the OER community should continue investing in the less flashy horizontal funding initiatives in particular.
Sliver (1993) - IMDb
Carly Norris is a book editor living in New York City who moves into the Sliver apartment building. In the apartment building, Carly meets two of her new neighbors, author Jack Lansford who writes thriller novels and Zeke Hawkins, the handsome owner of the apartment building. Carly finds that some of the women living in the apartment building have been murdered and the police suspect that there is a serial killer in the apartment building.
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