Superatoms are clusters of atoms that act like a single atom. They have unique properties…
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Establishing evidence-based strategic recommendations for patient-centred health care options for individuals experiencing high use of the emergency department
Patients who use the emergency department frequently (≥5 or more visits per year) make up…
Networks of Reception in Eighteenth-Century Newspapers and Magazines: Laurence Sterne
Literary adaptation – sometimes known as ‘literary afterlife’ or, more popularly, ‘fan fiction’ – has taken place across all periods of history.
People of the gods: the worshippers of Allat and Atargatis in the Near East from 4th century BCE – 4th century CE
The ancient polytheistic world is full of deities, diverse as human society: female, male, indigenous and incomers with the new politic settings and cultures in contact.
Noble metal clusters incorporated g-C3N4 based heterostructures toward solar-driven photo- and electrochemical conversion
The ever increasing in global energy demand, excess use of fossil fuels and associated environment issues involving emission of greenhouse gases (e.g., CO2) are serious challenges facing the society today.
Development of nano-twinned high-entropy alloys with superior mechanical properties and enhanced irradiation resistance
For nuclear application, radiation induced failure is one of the major limiting factors for the application of new materials as structural components in GenIV nuclear power reactors.
Regulation of SLPI-IL-17 signaling pathway during respiratory infections and vaccination
The whooping cough has re-emerged in high-income countries despite high vaccine coverage. The increased incidence of pertussis has been attributed to a replacement of whole-cell pertussis (wP) vaccines to acellular pertussis (aP) vaccines in these countries.
Why we punish? A genealogical account
‘Why do we punish?’ is a question that scholars tackled from a variety of angles. Philosophers have addressed it from a justificatory perspective, debating what (if anything) justifies punishment.
Novel bioactive glass microfibers and scaffolds for supervised bone regeneration
The human life expectancy at birth has remarkably increased, especially since the mid-1800s, and has continued to rise steadily to date.
Bridging the Understanding between Oxygen Electrocatalysis Activity and Electrode Stability in Acidic Medium
One solution to many problems (i.e., depletion of fossil fuels, environmental pollution, global warming and other climate issues) relies strongly on the development of hydrogen economy.
