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Benchmarking reverse water gas shift archetypes for eSAF production
May 2026 IP: 172.104.5.205 As a drop-in solution that is deployable today, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is widely regarded as an important lever in decarbonizing aviation. Current SAF demand is dominated by bio-SAF produced from biomass or waste-derived feedstocks, such as used cooking oil and animal fats; however, the availability of these feedstocks is limited.
EARLY DISCHARGE PATHWAY IN PATIENTS WITH STEMI: INITIAL EXPERIENCE OF A NEW CLINICAL PATHWAY AT LONDON HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE
London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) implemented a clinical pathway in January 2023 to facilitate early hospital discharge (EHD) within 48 hours post primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for low-risk ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) patients. Prior studies have defined low-risk STEMI patients and demonstrated safety of EHD in this population.
THE ADDITIVE VALUE OF REPEATED TRANSTHORACIC ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY WITHIN ONE-WEEK INTERVAL TO RULE OUT INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS IN PATIENTS WITH STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS BACTEREMIA
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Nanomechanical vibrational response from electrical mixing measurements
Topics Structural vibrations, Nanoelectromechanical systems, Resonator device, Nanoelectronics, Wave mechanics, Particle tunneling Nanomechanical resonators1 are exquisite sensors of mass adsorption2–4 and external forces.5–8 These sensing capabilities enable advances in different research fields, such as mass spectrometry,9 surface science,10–12 heat transport,13,14 in situ nanofabrication,15 magnetic resonance imaging,16–18 scanning probe microscopy,19–21 nanomagnetism,22–25 and probing...
The effect of stress on HfO2-based ferroelectric thin films: A review of recent advances
Although inducing out-of-plane stress is challenging to achieve experimentally, it can be easily achieved using theoretical simulations. For example, hydrostatic pressure can be carried out to simulate out-of-plane compressive stress. Based on this method, the relationship between phase stability and out-of-plane stress can be investigated.73,87–89 As shown in Fig. 4(a), when different out-of-plane stress or temperature conditions acted alone, Fan et al.
Structure-specific amyloid precipitation in biofluids - Nature Chemistry
Abstract The composition of soluble toxic protein aggregates formed in vivo is currently unknown in neurodegenerative diseases, due to their ultra-low concentration in human biofluids and their high degree of heterogeneity. Here we report a method to capture amyloid-containing aggregates in human biofluids in an unbiased way, a process we name amyloid precipitation.
The conformational space of a flexible amino acid at metallic surfaces
Abstract In interfaces between inorganic and biological materials relevant for technological applications, the general challenge of structure determination is exacerbated by the high flexibility of bioorganic components, chemical bonding, and charge rearrangement at the interface. In this paper, we investigate a chemically complex building block, namely, the arginine (Arg) amino acid interfaced with Cu, Ag, and Au (111) surfaces.
Flow of Viscoelastic Surfactants through Porous Media
We compare the flow behavior of viscoelastic surfactant (VES) solutions and Newtonian fluids through two different model porous media having similar permeability: (a) a 3D random packed bed and (b) a microchannel with a periodically spaced pillars. The former provides much larger flow resistance at the same apparent shear rate compared to the latter. The flow profile in the 3D packed bed cannot be observed since it is a closed system.
Looking beyond drivers and passengers in cancer genome sequencing data
Cancer arises as a result of acquired changes in the DNA sequence of the genome of somatic cells. A subset of the genetic changes, dubbed driver mutations, propels tumor growth, and the remaining changes are passengers, apparently inconsequential for neoplastic transformation.
Looking beyond drivers and passengers in cancer genome sequencing data
Abstract: Cancer arises as a result of acquired changes in the DNA sequence of the genome of somatic cells. A subset of the genetic changes, dubbed driver mutations, propels tumor growth, and the remaining changes are passengers, apparently inconsequential for neoplastic transformation.
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Franceschi, S. De; Van der Wiel, W. G.; Fujisawa, T.; Elezerman, J. M.; Izumida, W.; Tarucha, S.; Kouwenhoven, L. P.
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