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Interferometric measurement of nuclear resonant phase shift with a nanoscale Young double waveguide

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By Markus Osterhoff, Paul Meyer, Aleksandr I. Chumakov, Lars Bocklage, Ralf Röhlsberger, Tim Salditt, Leon M. Lohse, Ankita Negi, Sergey Yaroslavtsev
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Abstract The phase shift of an electromagnetic wave, imprinted by its interaction with atomic scatterers, is a central quantity in optics and photonics. In particular, it encodes information about optical resonances and photon–matter interaction. Although being a routine task in the optical regime, interferometric measurements of phase shifts in the X-ray frequency regime are notoriously challenging due to the short wavelengths and associated stability requirements.
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Genetic architecture and mechanisms of host-microbiome interactions from a multi-cohort analysis of outbred laboratory rats - Nature Communications

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By Helene Tonnele, Denghui Chen, Jorge Garcia-Calleja, Marc Jan Bonder, Wenyan Han, Keita Ishiwari, Angel Martinez, Angel Martínez, Ángel Martínez, Elena Bosch, Peter Doris, Oliver Stegle, Hao Chen, Paul Meyer, Rob Knight Verified, Abraham A. Palmer, Katie Holl
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Abstract The intestinal microbiome influences health and disease. Its composition is affected by host genetics and environmental exposures. Understanding host genetic effects is critical but challenging in humans, due to the difficulty of detecting, mapping and interpreting them. To address this, we analyse host genetic effects in four cohorts of outbred laboratory rats exposed to distinct but controlled environments.
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Safeguarding Online Security for Kids in a Connected World

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By Paul Meyer
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