How Prepared Are the Health Care Professionals for Disaster Medicine Management? An Insight from Pakistan. [PDF]
Gillani AH +6 more
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Temperature Dependence of Space Charge Retention in Bulk Acrylic
The temperature dependence of space charge stability in electron‐charged bulk acrylic is probed by thermal manipulation. Charge carrier mobility is observed to be phonon‐dependent, which can be restricted indefinitely below a critical temperature.
Bryson C. Clifford +5 more
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Enriched Soil Organic Carbon Underpins Long‐Term Stable Crop Productivity Across China's Croplands
Quantifying the nonlinear relationships and causal effects of soil organic carbon (SOC) on crop stability reveals specific critical thresholds and saturation points. This partitions the national SOC spectrum into three functional phases. Integrating these spatial delineations with high‐resolution maps of marginal gains pinpoints regions with the ...
Yuyang Huang +11 more
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A multidimensional tool in disaster medicine: Development of the disaster anxiety scale. [PDF]
Tekin FC, Durduran Y, Cokunlu Y.
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The Effectiveness of Functional Exercises for Teaching Method Disaster Medicine to Medical Students. [PDF]
Chou WK, Cheng MT, Lin CH, Shih FY.
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Advances in Josephson Junction Materials and Processes Toward Practical Quantum Computing
Emerging materials for quantum computing, including crystalline materials, two‐dimensional van der Waals materials, two‐dimensional electron gas systems, ferromagnets, and unconventional (e.g., d‐wave) superconductors, offer opportunities to engineer next‐generation Josephson junctions.
Hyunseong Kim +11 more
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Proactive postgraduate education in disaster medicine and preparedness for enhanced disaster management. [PDF]
Zimmerman J +6 more
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Lessons From Disaster Medicine for the Neurologist in the COVID-19 Era: Going Viral. [PDF]
Tsao JW, Counihan TJ.
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Molecular Conversion of Thermally Stable Cu‐Ag Networks for Mechanically Robust Printed Electronics
An air‐processable Cu–Ag reactive ink enables in situ formation of an Ag‐surface‐enriched Cu conductive network. Optimized Ag distribution suppresses Cu oxidation while preserving continuous electrical pathways, allowing printed conductors to achieve high conductivity, reduced migration, and stable operation at extreme temperatures up to 800 °C in air.
Qikun Feng +9 more
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