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A hydrophobic metal‐organic framework (UHMOF‐100) is grown on a quartz crystal microbalance sensor for the first time. The device enables real‐time, selective detection of monoaromatic BTEX pollutants in water, demonstrating a new strategy for creating robust chemical sensors for challenging environmental monitoring applications. Abstract Environmental
Per Reichert+7 more
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EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES FOR ENTRY INTO THE LEFT HEART TO EXPOSE THE MITRAL VALVE
G. H. A. Clowes
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Topography of aortic heart valves [PDF]
The cooperative effort towards the development of a tri-leaflet prosthetic heart valve is described. The photogrammetric studies were conducted on silicone rubber molds.
Karara, H. M.
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Electron acceleration using multipetawatt femtosecond lasers and subcritical density plasmas achieves a maximum charge of 245 nC, with an injection rate of up to 100 nC per picosecond. The charge variation with plasma density, initially increasing and then decreasing, arises from the competition between the injection of multiple plasma waves and laser ...
Xi‐Chen Hu+9 more
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Pressure‐Assisted Ceramic Processing of Metal Halide Perovskites
This review critically assesses low‐temperature, pressure‐assisted ceramic processing as a pivotal technique to fabricate dense, polycrystalline wafers with precisely controlled macroscopic dimensions as well as microstructural properties. The aim is to bridge understanding between expert ceramists and halide perovskite specialists, highlighting the ...
Michael C. Brennan+5 more
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Tissue Engineering of Human Heart Valve Leaflets: A Novel Bioreactor for a Strain-Based Conditioning Approach [PDF]
Current mechanical conditioning approaches for heart valve tissue engineering concentrate on mimicking the opening and closing behavior of the leaflets, either or not in combination with tissue straining.
Baaijens, Frank+5 more
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Integrating proprioceptive capabilities in balloon‐type robots enhances safe human–machine interactions. Traditional pressure estimates are inadequate due to nonlinear relationships. Instead, embedding stretchable sensors effectively measures deformation. This design optimizes sensor geometry to minimize damage risks.
Wenchao Yue+6 more
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