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Abstract Introduction Licensing is recognised as a World Health Organization (WHO) ‘best buy’ for reducing alcohol harms. In response to the 2020 COVID‐19 outbreak, many countries‐imposed restrictions on outlets selling alcohol to reduce virus transmission.
Joanna Reynolds
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Francisco Salva's Electric Telegraph
This article takes a look at the life and accomplishments of Francisco Salva of Spain, including his work with an electric telegraph system. The author states that information herein is based on the original report and some practical demonstrations that ...
Pérez Yuste, Antonio
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Hyper-power and private monopoly: the unholy marriage of (neo) corporatism and the imperial surveillance state [PDF]
American hyper-power world dominance by public and private agencies has replaced British Empire hyper-power world domination in the period 1815-1914.
Marsden, Chris
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Aromaticity‐Dependent Memristive Switching
The article describes a resistive switching mechanism based on the creation of virtual filaments. Research consists of experimental and theoretical data supporting the theory that resistance of the memristor can be modulated by a redox‐induced aromaticity change of a working material.
Ewelina Cechosz+5 more
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Private Telegraphy: The Path from Private Wires to Subscriber Lines in Victorian Britain [PDF]
In this thesis, I investigate private telegraphy from its rise in the late 1830s to the advent of exchange telephony in the early 1880s. In contrast to public telegraphy where telegrams were transmitted over a shared network infrastructure, private ...
Fava-Verde, Jean-Francois
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The singing arc: the oldest memristor? [PDF]
On April 30th 2008, the journal Nature announced that the missing circuit element, postulated thirty-seven years before by Professor Leon O. Chua has been found. Thus, after the capacitor, the resistor and the inductor, the existence of a fourth fundamental element of electronic circuits called "memristor" was established.
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This paper presents an innovative approach for short‐wave infrared single‐photon detection, achieving a remarkable noise‐equivalent power of 10⁻19 W Hz−1/2 using silicon single‐electron transistors. The detection relies on shift in SET current peaks and occurrence of random telegraph signals under light irradiation, unlocks new possibilities for ...
Pooja Sudha+3 more
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