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Two‐Dimensional Isotropic Spatial Differentiation Through Complete Polarization Control
Advanced Optical Materials, EarlyView.This work enables two‐dimensional isotropic spatial differentiation at planar interfaces over a wide range of incident angles by extending the output polarization from linear to elliptical. The choice of incident angle can be used to balance broader spectral response at low angles and higher edge‐detection efficiency at larger angles.
Doyoon Lee, Minkyung Kim
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Advanced Optical Materials, EarlyView.Low‐index and low‐loss vdW muscovite represents an emerging robust dielectric platform for the creation of next‐generation all‐vdW nanophotonic architectures. Its utilization as a low‐index building‐block in all‐vdW multilayers enables extreme optical contrast when paired with MoS2, paving the way to the realization of few‐layer ultrathin DBS ...
Meri H. Hayrapetyan +10 more
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Changes in publication statistics when electronic submission was introduced in an international applied science journal [PDF]
JCOM: Journal of Science Communication, 2008 In a refereed journal in the food and agriculture sector, papers were tracked over a five-year period during the introduction of electronic submissions. Papers originated in the Americas and Pacific region and were processed in Canada.
Howard J. Swatland
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Inverse Optical Contrast in Metastable GeTe2: An Anomaly Enabling Low‐Loss Phase Change Photonics
Advanced Optical Materials, EarlyView.An anomalous optical phase inversion in GeTe2$\mathrm{GeTe_{2}}$ provides a new platform for low‐loss non‐volatile integrated photonics at 1550 nm. The transition from the amorphous state (1) to a metastable vdW−GeTe2$\mathrm{vdW-GeTe_{2}}$ crystalline phase (2) is driven by bandgap widening, resulting in a negative refractive index change (Δn$\Delta ...
Jan Prikryl, Jan Mistrik, Milos Krbal
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JCOM: Journal of Science Communication, 2007 This paper relates to a special case of science-society mediation set up during the Science et Cité festival 2005. This national event took place in about twenty cities in Switzerland to promote a closer cooperation between science and society via art ...
Fabienne Crettaz von Roten +1 more
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Linguistik Online, 2015 Everybody speaks about democracy. In current media discourses, 'democracy' means every-thing and nothing. You can explain war as "democratization" (of Iraq, Afghanistan etc.) just as well as you can call a referendum about fundamental political decisions
Clemens Knobloch, Friedemann Vogel
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Advanced Robotics Research, EarlyView.Autonomous field robots equipped with ISFET‐based sensors enable rapid, spatially resolved soil nutrient analysis directly in the field. An automated system based on the BoniRob platform is presented for standardized on‐site extraction and measurement of key macronutrients and soil pH.
Vadim Riedel +3 more
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Frontiers in Social PsychologyIntroductionWhile research on online hate speech (OHS) has expanded in recent years, only few studies adopt a theoretical framework to understand how ideological attitudes differentially motivate individuals to engage with OHS.
Laura Dellagiacoma +3 more
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Science on television: how? Like that! [PDF]
JCOM: Journal of Science Communication, 2009 This study explores the presence of science programs on the Flemish public broadcaster between 1997 and 2002 in terms of length, science domains, target groups, production mode, and type of broadcast.
P. Maeseele, L. Desmet
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Naturvetenskaplig undervisning och det dubbla uppdraget
Nordina: Nordic Studies in Science Education, 2012 The aim of this contribution is to discuss the significance of a democratic approach in science education. Initially, the concept of ”democracy” is outlined.
Barbro Gustafsson
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