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Michael Brun

Minnesota
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Neue Trainerin, neuer Kampfgeist: Hammah II kratzt am Punktgewinn

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By Daniel Berlin, Michael Brun
| fupa.net
Du wirst automatisch weitergeleitet... – Foto: Michael Brunsch Fußball-Rückblick vom TAGEBLATT Hammah II hätte sich unter seiner neuen Trainerin fast mit einem Punkt belohnt, Immenbeck gelingt der Neustart - und Deinste verzweifelt an der zweiten Halbzeit.
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Numerical investigation of the effects of symmetric and eccentric earthquake-induced pounding on accelerations and response spectra for two-storey structures

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By des Structures, Michael Brun, Anthony Gravouil
| HAL
Article Dans Une Revue Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering Année : 2023 Numerical investigation of the effects of symmetric and eccentric earthquake-induced pounding on accelerations and response spectra for two-storey structures Origine Fichiers produits par l'(les) auteur(s) hal-04661796 , version 1 (08-07-2025) Jose Henrique Krahenbuhl Ambiel, Michael Brun, Anthony Gravouil.
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Consequences of Losing Incidental Pulmonary Nodules to Follow-Up: Unmonitored Nodules Progressing to Stage IV Lung Cancer

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By Michael Brun, Torben Riis
| karger.com
Introduction: Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death globally. Incidental pulmonary nodules represent a golden opportunity for early diagnosis, which is critical for improving survival rates. This study explores the impact of missed pulmonary nodules on the progression of lung cancer.
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