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Gradient‐Oxidized Bacterial Cellulose for Self‐Sustained Soil Moisture Sensing

open access: yesAdvanced Science, EarlyView.
An asymmetric encapsulated bacterial cellulose device integrates a gradient‐oxidized BC framework with a LiCl‐doped Ecoflex hygroscopic layer, enabling self‐powered soil moisture monitoring through directional ion transport. The device sustains stable hydrovoltaic output, supports deep‐learning humidity classification, and fully biodegrades in soil ...
Nan Zhou   +10 more
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Description of two new species and a new population of Mesobiotus cf. coronatus from Cotacachi-Cayapas National Park, Ecuador. [PDF]

open access: yesPLoS One
Polishchuk A   +6 more
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Bridging Human and Environmental Radiological Protection with the Ecosystem Services Approach: A Case Study with Clade Anthophila (Bees). [PDF]

open access: yesEnviron Sci Technol
Donaher SE   +7 more
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Cave to Cosmos: Mythological Animals in the Sculpture of Anish Kapoor

Green Letters, 2021
This paper reflects on the sculpture of Anish Kapoor from an ecocritical perspective, focusing on the significance of non-human animals to his work.
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Oriental Influences in the Animal Sculpture of Campania

Art Bulletin, 1942
Since Bertaux1 various scholars have investigated the influence of the Orient on single monuments of medieval Campanian sculpture. We are indebted to Monneret de Villard2 for an excellent article on the reliefs of S. Aspreno in Naples, and to Maria Teresa Tozzi for her study of the decoration of the old Cathedral of Sorrento.3 It is still worth while ...
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Animal Representations in Kuba Art: An Anthropological Interpretation of Sculpture

Oxford Art Journal, 1981
During the First World War, Paul Nash was commissioned by the Ministry of Information to make a visual record of events taking place on the battlefields of Europe. He reportedly remarked of the experience that he no longer considered himself wholly an artist but had become in some senses a 'messenger'. Nash, of course, was in part referring to his role
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