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A Horizon Scan of Neurotechnology Innovations. [PDF]

Int J Environ Res Public Health
Haston S, Gill S, Twentyman K, Green E, Agbeleye O, Eastaugh C, Craig D, Garcia Gonzalez-Moral S, Mkwashi A.   +8 more
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The power of artificial intelligence for managing pandemics: A primer for public health professionals. [PDF]

Int J Health Plann Manage
McKee M, Rosenbacke R, Stuckler D.
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Convective storms alter bioaerosol populations through cold pools and precipitation.

Environ Sci Atmos
Feldman TK, Mampage CBA, Falk NM, Fernando JC, Heffernan B, Hill TCJ, Juergensen D, Mignani C, Nieto-Caballero M, Grant LD, van den Heever SC, DeMott PJ, Kreidenweis SM, Perkins RJ, Stone EA.   +14 more
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Multidimensional indexing tools for the virtual observatory

Astronomische Nachrichten, 2007
AbstractThe last decade has seen a dramatic change in the way astronomy is carried out. The dawn of the the new microelectronic devices, like CCDs has dramatically extended the amount of observed data. Large, in some cases all sky surveys emerged in almost all the wavelength ranges of the observable spectrum of electromagnetic waves.
I. Csabai, L. Dobos, M. Trencséni, G. Herczegh, P. Józsa, N. Purger, T. Budavári, A.S. Szalay   +7 more
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A Galactic Model as a Useful Tool for Virtual Observatories

2006
Many observational data will be available through Virtual Observatories, but at some wavelengths and in some directions, no data yet exist. Concerning star counts, photometry and classifications, galactic models can be usefully included in VO for statistical inputs.
Annie C. Robin, Céline Reylé, Sébastien Picaud, Bernard Debray   +3 more
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Investigation of radio sources with the virtual observatory tools: Results and problems

Astronomische Nachrichten, 2013
AbstractRadio sources of the RCR catalogue, obtained from observational data of the “Cold” experiment, have been identified, almost completely, with optical objects. For this purpose, we used optical, infrared, and radio sky surveys as well as archive data from the VLA (NRAO) and the 6‐m telescope (SAO).
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