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Published Aug 21, 2026
Comparative evaluation of multicellular tumor spheroid fabrication platforms for reliable drug screening
Abstract Multicellular tumor spheroids (MTS) are widely used three-dimensional tumor models in various biomedical fields. Despite the increasing use of MTS, systematic comparisons providing practical information for selecting fabrication platforms...
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Published Aug 21, 2026
A Mathematical Frameworks for Singular, Nonlinear Phenomena: Applications to Nematocyst Firing and Inhomogeneous NLS with Coulomb Potential
Nematocysts are specialized cellular organelles found in all cnidarians, including corals and jellyfish, as well as in some single-celled protists such as dinoflagellates. These organelles display remarkable diversity in morphology and function, p...
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Published Aug 21, 2026
Numerical Investigation of the Gravity Effects on Two-Phase Cryogenic Methane Flow in a 90° Bend Feed Pipe
Abstract The dynamic behaviour of liquid-gas methane two-phase flow within cryogenic feed systems is critical for advanced aerospace propulsion, particularly under different gravitational conditions encountered during spaceflight. This study prese...
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Published Aug 21, 2026
Terrain attributes and seasonal Sentinel-2 covariates for machine learning-based digital mapping of soil organic carbon fractions in a Himalayan watershed
Accurate spatial prediction of soil organic carbon (SOC) fractions is crucial for carbon accounting, mitigating climate change and sustainable land management of montane ecosystems. This study used four machine-learning (ML) models viz., Cubist, R...
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Published Aug 21, 2026
Fish-Inspired Nanostructured Lubricated Surfaces Enhance Aquatic Locomotion
Abstract Slippery, mucus-coated body surfaces are widespread in aquatic vertebrates, but their contribution to locomotion is unclear. Fish mucus has long been proposed to reduce drag, yet direct experimental evidence of a swimming benefit is limit...
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Published Aug 21, 2026
Embodying Sexual Experience in William Eastlake's The Bamboo Bed: A Cognitive Linguistic Analysis
While scholarship on William Eastlake’s The Bamboo Bed (1969) primarily focuses on its anti-war dark satire, its pervasive erotic discourse remains largely unexplored at the linguistic level. Drawing upon Embodied Cognition, this study investigate...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
Gastrointestinal motility in microgravity: a critical review of multi-level mechanisms and model-dependent effects
Background Gastrointestinal motility disturbances rank among the most frequently reported medical complications of spaceflight. Astronauts experience delayed gastric emptying, erratic small intestinal transit and reduced colonic propulsion. The un...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
Analysis of Rotor Systems
The first volume of the second edition of Rotor Systems covers the analysis of simple rotors, including bearing and gyroscopic effects, with the help of simple rotor‑bearing models. It is biased toward the finite element method analysis for comple...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
The Cranial Nerves and Electrical Stimulation
Cranial nerves provide afferent pathways that enable bottom-up modulation of central autonomic and cognitive neural pathways. Because these pathways project to brainstem nuclei such as the nucleus tractus solitarius and engage neuromodulatory syst...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
Spin dynamics and ortho–para conversion in $H_{2}O$ during the phase transition from gas to solid in external magnetic fields
The spin dynamics of water ice in the presence of external magnetic fields are investigated. The employed model is based on the approach introduced by Buntkowsky et al. [Z. Phys. Chem. 222, 1049 (2008)], which considers two nearest-neighbor water ...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
Design, Development, and Structural Validation of a Mobile Static Test Stand for Solid Rocket Motor Performance Evaluation
Reliable static firing facilities are indispensable for evaluating the performance, structural integrity, and operational safety of solid rocket motors (SRMs). However, the high cost and limited availability of dedicated propulsion test facilities...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
Investigation and Feasibility Analysis of Earth Tube Heat Exchangers (ETHE) for Sustainable Building Thermal Conditioning
With escalating global energy demands and rising ambient temperatures driven by climate change, active heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems constitute a massive fraction of primary electrical consumption and direct greenhouse ...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
A Spitzer Space Telescope Exploration Science Program to Search for Y-dwarf Variability
Abstract We present the results of a Spitzer Space Telescope Exploration Science Program to search for and characterize variability in Y dwarfs. We observed 14 Y dwarfs over a 24 hr period at [3.6] and [4.5] and then repeated the observations a fe...
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Published Aug 20, 2026
Dynamic evolution of thermal erosion at the armature-rail interface via a three-dimensional fully-coupled multiphysics model
Abstract Extreme thermal erosion at the armature-rail interface stems from severe nonlinear coupling among electromagnetic, thermo-mechanical, and phase-change fields under mega-ampere hypervelocity sliding. To overcome the intrinsic limitations o...
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Published Aug 19, 2026
Model development of a gas turbine powered ship for comparison of green fuels
Knowledge of the effects of low/zero carbon green fuels on the performance of marine gas turbine-based propulsion systems is necessary for the decarbonization of gas-turbine powered ships. This work presents a general methodology to model an aerod...
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Published Aug 19, 2026
Valorization of geothermal sludge into Ni–Cu/SO₄–SiO₂ bifunctional catalysts for renewable oil hydrocracking: catalytic performance and reaction engineering assessment
The valorization of industrial waste into functional catalyst materials is a promising route for supporting renewable fuel production. However, the use of geothermal-sludge-derived silica as a catalyst support for hydrocracking non-edible oils rem...
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Published Aug 19, 2026
Propagation of Hydrogen-Subsystem Characteristics to Aircraft Level in a Liquid-Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Short-Range Aircraft
Liquid-hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion is a promising option for reducing the climate impact of short-range aviation, but its aircraft-level feasibility depends on the concurrent integration of cryogenic storage, megawatt-class propulsion systems, a...
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Published Aug 19, 2026
Supplementary Material accompanying the dissertation "It's Time for Sustainable Aviation: Discrete-Event Life Cycle Assessment of Emerging Aircraft Technologies"
Supplementary Material accompanying the dissertation "It's Time for Sustainable Aviation: Discrete-Event Life Cycle Assessment of Emerging Aircraft Technologies" by Antonia Rahn. Summary Global air traffic is growing rapidly and is projected to ex...
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Published Aug 19, 2026
Supplementary Material accompanying the dissertation "It's Time for Sustainable Aviation: Discrete-Event Life Cycle Assessment of Emerging Aircraft Technologies"
Supplementary Material accompanying the dissertation "It's Time for Sustainable Aviation: Discrete-Event Life Cycle Assessment of Emerging Aircraft Technologies" by Antonia Rahn. Summary Global air traffic is growing rapidly and is projected to ex...
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Published Aug 19, 2026
History of the Max-Planck-Institut für Aeronomie and its scientific projects (1958–2004)
Abstract. The Max-Planck-Institut für Aeronomie located in Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany, had a clearly defined beginning and end. It commenced on 1 January 1958 with the merging of the Max-Planck-Institut für Ionosphärenforschung (ionospheric resear...