Celestial Mechanics, Relative Equilibria, And Many Difficult Problems
Celestial mechanics is a branch in the intersection of mathematics and physics, where the main goal is to describe the motion of any number of…
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Age At Natural Menopause And The Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: A Prospective Cohort Study
Menopause is a natural process that marks the end of the reproductive period in women. This major life transition happens when the ovaries no longer…
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Multi-talker Speech As A Distraction In Open-plan Offices?
While ease of collaboration may have been a driving principle in open-plan design philosophy, this design has also been directly responsible for increased speech distraction…
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Measuring Noise Emissions During Aircraft Take-Off
During the last decades, the use of air transport has dramatically increased generally due to globalization, which has caused a rising need for mobility. Consequently,…
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Moth-Eye Mimicking By Electrochemical Oxidation Of Aluminum
Nature has long inspired scientists around the world to engineer the materials of particular functional properties, such as anti-icing, non-wetting surfaces, self- assembly, healing abilities,…
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Reducing Unnecessary Tests And Interventions for Bronchiolitis
Bronchiolitis is a viral airway infection that is very common in young children, caused mainly by the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Whereas RSV can affect…
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The Effects Of Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cells On Cancer And Cancer Treatments
Myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSC) are early, immature myeloid cells that are potent inhibitors of the immune system. MDSC levels are normal in healthy people but…
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How Environmental Moisture Influences Scratch Resistance Of Polymers
Polymeric materials are replacing metals and ceramics in the manufacturing of a wide range of products owing to their low density, low cost, and high…
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Chemistry Throughout History: Fragmented And Funny Facts
The history of chemistry originated in the accidental discovery of gold. Throughout history, queens and kings desired gold and sought after it. This gave rise…
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One-way Sound Propagation: Breaking Acoustic Reciprocity In 2D Materials
Phononic materials with elastic or acoustic fields that travel simultaneously in space and time have been shown to break elastodynamic reciprocity culminating in intriguing asymmetric,…
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Reducing False-Negatives In Listeria monocytogenes Testing
Keeping the food supply safe is a major undertaking of modern societies. Considering all the chemical, physical, and biological hazards associated with food products, this…
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