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Zika virus infection is a vastly transmitted disease among humans. It was carried worldwide by international travelers. In 2016, Zika virus infection was present in more than 20 countries and ...
Electric Field Assisted Sintering (EFAS, also referred to as spark plasma sintering) is a powerful technology for the consolidation of powder materials. The high heating rate during the sintering ...
Communication blackouts have been a main threat to hypersonic vehicles for decades. The low frequency communication was considered a potential approach to mitigate the “blackout.” Nowadays, low ...
An analytic equation for electrochemical impedance of a single-cell measured with a microelectrode is presented. A previously reported equation had a practical problem that it is valid only when the ...
This study aims to establish a highly sensitive and specific method for single cell screening and identification of KRAS+/epithelial cell adhesion molecules (EpCAMs)/vimentin+/pancreatic cancer ...
Bacteria are commonly found in various environmental sources, such as soil and water. Among the different bacterial species, Pseudomonas aeruginosa is particularly known for causing infections in ...
The dependency of the off-grid customer on a non-conventional energy sources like solar energy is always not suggested due to the intermittent nature of the power generated. Forecasting the output ...
During the opening and closing process of the contact, it will undergo repeated arc ablation and wear. After each ablation and wear, the composition, performance, and shape of the contact surface ...
Polypropylene/carbon nanotube composites have attracted much attention for their remarkable electrical and mechanical properties. The key to achieve high performance is good interfacial properties ...
