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Size-resolved condensation sink as an approach to understand pathways how gaseous emissions affect health and climate
(26.03.2026)
articleVapour condensation onto existing aerosol particles is important regarding aerosol health and climate effects. Existing particles can act as carriers for toxic vapours into the human respiratory tract. Also, condensation ... -
Chronic heart failure detection based on long-term RR interval dynamics
(24.03.2026)
articleChronic heart failure (CHF) is a condition affecting millions worldwide, characterized by the heart’s reduced ability to pump blood efficiently. Conventional diagnostics, such as imaging and ECG assessments, can be ... -
Dimeric Polyphenol Effect on Liquid-Ordered and Liquid-Disordered Membranes: Combined Insights from Molecular Dynamics Simulation and Langmuir Balance Measurements
(07.04.2026)
articleDimeric polyphenols have been postulated to be more effective in preventing obesity than monomeric ones; however, the mechanism through which polyphenols act on cells remains poorly understood. A leading hypothesis is the ... -
Microbial electro synthesis from CO2 and methanol — methanol-assisted microbial electrosynthesis
(06 / 2026)
reviewarticleIn microbial electrosynthesis (MES), CO2 is converted to carboxylates by utilizing renewable electricity. To accelerate the production of longer-chain carboxylates, butyrate, and caproate, additional electron donors, such ... -
Working with the Lights Off: Iranian Women, Equality-Seeking, and Anti-Feminist Backlash
(2025)
articleThis paper examines how a group of women's rights activists in Iran who identify as Muslim represented themselves prior to the emergence of the 2022 Mahsa Movement, and why they were reluctant to adopt the labels ‘feminist’ ...
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