The photocatalytic degradation of a series of six acid dyes has been tested compared in terms of color removal, mineralization, and toxicity after photocatalysis on immobilized titanium dioxide.

This project developed a working prototype of the rehabilitative robotic glove which actuates the fingers over a full range of motion across one degree-of-freedom, and is capable of generating a maximum 15N grip force.

The Aharonov-Bohm effect manifests itself in the interference of electron waves traveling through multiply-connected regions and the flux linked with the paths for the electron.

The extraordinary magnetoresistance (EMR) in metal-semiconductor hybrid structures depends on the orbital motion of carriers in an external magnetic field.

The extraordinary magnetoresistance (EMR) in metal-semiconductor hybrid structures was first demonstrated using a van der Pauw configuration for a circular semiconductor wafer with a concentric metallic inclusion in it.

This paper addresses the problem of efficient control over microwave-assisted chemical reactions from a microwave engineering perspective.

Scaling up efficient reactions in microwave-assisted chemistry to the level of industrial technology is slowed down by natural difficulties in development of large-scale and highly productive reactors.

In the recently introduced method of production of graphene from graphite powder in a mixture of nitric and sulfuric acids under microwave irradiation, the problem of control over reaction temperature (and thus over the quality of graphene sheets) remains unresolved.

Microwave-assisted chemical reactions have become very popular in preparative chemistry due to many advantages such as accelerated reaction rate, higher chemical yield and lower energy use.

Trusted insiders that betray an organization can inflict substantial harm. In addition to having privileged access to organization resources and information, these users may be familiar with the defenses surrounding valuable assets.

Long used as a therapeutic tea by the Chinese to treat fever, Artemisia annua is more recently being studied and used for eventual treatment for not only malaria, but also many other diseases.

Temperature and light intensity effects on biomass and lipid production were investigated in Ettlia oleoabundans to better understand some fundamental properties of this potentially useful but poorly studied microalgal species.

Rooting of Artemisia annua increases trichome size on leaves and helps drive the final steps of the biosynthesis of the sesquiterpene antimalarial drug, artemisinin.

We attempt to evaluate the paths to recovery following the flood in 2011 in Thailand, which severely damaged the economy.

This paper is an initial effort to articulate the rhetorical work of analytics for technical writers and designers of technical information.