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Mechanistic Modeling of Continuous Lyophilization for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
This article presents the first mechanistic model for continuous lyophilization (aka freeze drying). The model accurately describes the key phenomena and critical process parameters in continuous lyophilization, which can be used for process design, optimization, and control. Results from this work can drive the transition of (bio)pharmaceutical freeze
Prakitr Srisuma +2 more
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A Discrete Mathematics Approach for Understanding Risk Factors in Overactive Bladder Treatment. [PDF]
Okui N.
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Mathematical Discretization of Size-Exclusion Chromatograms Applied to Commercial Corn Maltodextrins [PDF]
Valéry Normand +2 more
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Research on Mixed Teaching Mode of Discrete Mathematics under Epidemic Situation
Huang Min, Yongle Yu
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This study reconstructs the driving force field of fibroblast‐to‐neuron transdifferentiation from sparse single‐cell images by decomposing it into flux and time‐dependent potential gradient, extending the landscape‐flux framework to non‐steady‐state systems.
Chudan Yu +3 more
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Innovative decision making tools using discrete mathematics for stress urinary incontinence treatment. [PDF]
Okui N.
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Foldable Soft Leg‐Assisted Wheel Robot
Recently, soft robots garner attention for designing the robotic legs of mobile robots due to their characteristic lightness, tunability, and simple control. Here, a novel soft foldable leg capable of high stiffness and deformability is identified as an assistant for enhancing the locomotion capabilities of a wheel mobile robot.
Seunghoon Yoo +5 more
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Discrete Mathematics in Dynamic Network Analysis: Long-Term Efficacy Evaluation of Fotona Laser Therapy for Overactive Bladder Syndrome Using Clustering-Based Patient Subgroup Identification. [PDF]
Okui N, Okui M.
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Incorporating a PVA/H3PO4 ionic elastomer and a hierarchical hemisphere structure within the electrolyte layer, along with a curvy top electrode, enables the super‐capacitive pressure sensor to achieve ultrahigh sensitivity (34.79 nF kPa−1) and a broad linear sensing range (0–800 kPa).
Allen J. Cheng +11 more
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