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Supported single metal atoms embody active, efficient catalysts. Much effort in the literature has focused on late transition metals, but understanding the reactivity and stability trends across all metals is key to developing new metal catalysts.
We used a recurrent neural network as a fitness function for a genetic algorithm to generate monophonic solos.
Energy consumption in buildings has increased drastically during the last two decades. Reducing the energy demand in buildings by improving their thermal performance has therefore been the subject of many governmental plans and building codes.
The human (h) ZIP4 transporter is a plasma membrane protein which functions to increase the cytosolic concentration of zinc.
The Effects of Perspective Taking Implementing Intentions on Employee Evaluations and Hostile Sexism
The current research examined whether gender bias in the workplace could be reduced through perspective taking implementation intentions, which are if–then statements that specify how to accomplish goals.
Office-based endoscopic procedures are becoming an increasingly attractive option for the treatment of laryngeal abnormalities, but their effectiveness is limited by the lack of articulation in currently available surgical instruments.
This study examines the efficacy of using electronic health record data to assess the outcomes of outpatient care for chronic disease management.
This article describes an incremental rhetorical experiment to insert human-focused (ethical) equipment into a technical project that adapted a clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeat/Cas9 gene-editing system.
Stress fields emerging from the transfer of forces between cells within multicellular systems are increasingly being recognized as major determinants of cell fate.
This paper introduces a novel crowdsourcing consensus model and inference algorithm—which we call PICA (Permutation-Invariant Crowdsourcing Aggregation).
This paper describes system design issues involved in the development of a wearable wireless sensor system for continuous monitoring of skin pressure, temperature, and relative humidity.
