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Solid-state bioreactors for efficient energy recovery from gaseous waste streams

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By Samantha Ruelas, Hawi B. Gemeda, Nathan C Ellebracht, Joshua R. DeOtte, Michael Guarnieri, Calvin A. Henard, Xumeng Ge, Eric B. Duoss, Sarah Baker, Fang Qian, Jennifer M. Knipe, Natalie A. Hwee, Ellsbeth Webb
| Nature Verified
Abstract Energy recovery from gas-phase waste streams is essential for reducing environmental impact, promoting sustainable industrial practices, and increasing profit margins. Compared to thermochemical pathways, biocatalytic conversions offer a compelling alternative due to their mild operating conditions and high specificity. However, conventional systems are hindered by slow gas-to-liquid mass transfer, resulting in high energy consumption and low productivity.
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Long-Acting Opioid Analgesics for Acute Pain: Pharmacokinetic Evidence Reviewed

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By Betty Tyler, Michael Guarnieri
| MDPI
Abstract : Simple Summary Pharmacokinetic (PK) studies measure the time for a dose of a drug to reach therapeutic levels in a patient’s blood or tissues. This data provides a simple and precise method to compare the response to drugs made by different manufactures or the same drug provided in different delivery formats; for example, oral tablets, intravenous infusions, or subcutaneous (SC) injections.
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Talking Makoto Shinkai: She and Her Cat and Voices of a Distant Star

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By Michael Guarnieri
| The Spool Verified
The first in a series of conversations about the acclaimed animator and his work, starting with the short films that made his name. Makoto Shinkai is one of the most critically and commercially successful animated feature directors working today. After years of well-regarded work, his profile exploded with the monster success of 2016’s body-swapping romantic dramedy Your Name. In the wake of Your Name.
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