Development of a user interface to setup 3D printing parameters

Products have to meet high customer satisfaction standards, low production costs in order to compete in the global market. Comparing with conventional production techniques, the additive manufacturing (AM) technology can construct complicated forms with more efficiency. In order to produce high quality 3D printed parts, the appropriate selection of printing parameters is crucial. Advanced parameter […]

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Etude d’un système antiphage de type avortement de l’infection contrôlé par un riborégulateur chez Clostridioides difficile

Clostridioides difficile est la principale cause de diarrhées post-antibiotiques chez les adultes dans les pays industrialisés et l’une des bactéries les plus problématiques en milieu hospitalier. Cependant, les processus de colonisation du tube digestif ainsi que les mécanismes qui contrôlent la virulence sont encore peu étudiés chez cette bactérie. Mieux comprendre la régulation de ces […]

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Accessing Greenspace: Barriers and Solutions in a Deprived area

The purpose of this research is to gain a greater understanding of current levels of nature connectedness and barriers to accessing local greenspace within the deprived area of Workington, England. Research Aims The aim of this piece of research would be to work closely with local organisations and community groups to assess existing levels of […]

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Graded Rouquier blocks for Hecke and Schur algebras

Perhaps the most basic object in the world of representation theory is the symmetric group, the group of all ways of rearranging a set of size n. Despite the simplicity of this object, it is still very rich, and its category of representations is a remarkable mixture of combinatorial accessibility, and exceptionally difficult questions. Famously, […]

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The Workers Speak

In 1845, the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote “I look everywhere for grandmothers and see none”. Working-class women poets of the eighteenth-century have been ignored by scholars for over 200 years. My project aims to reconnect these poets with their ‘granddaughters’ of today. I will be working in an interdisciplinary way, contributing across multiple platforms […]

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Advanced Dyes for Printed Organic Photovoltaics

This project aims to develop advanced power sources that can convert indoor light into electricity to operate electronic sensors for the Internet of things. The proposed new technology is termed “indoor photovoltaics”. The aim is to create flexible, lightweight, semi-transparent devices of different colours at a minimal cost. Using new chemistry principles, photoactive material design, […]

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Development of an ex vivo system to assess murine adipocyte differentiation

A precursor cell is a special cell that has the capacity to divide and transform into several different cell types, including bone, liver, skin and fat cells. The fate of a precursor cell is dependent on its surrounding environment and the factors the cell is exposed to. These factors trigger specific changes within the precursor […]

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Enabling Beyond-5G Industrial IoT Through Intelligent Networking in Unlicensed Spectrum

The use of 5G operating in unlicensed spectrum (NR-U) as an enabler for industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)/Industry 4.0 services (e.g., smart power grids, factory automation and connected hospital etc.), is a research area currently generating significant interest from both academia and industry (with vendors such as Nokia and Qualcomm and operators such as Orange […]

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