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November 15, 2019
11/04/2019
Biosensing
Lu and Maharbiz report a microfluidics device consisting of nanogaps between micropillars, enabling ion enrichment for detection of fast analytes.
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10/30/2019
consumer behavior
In this stated-preference survey study, Yeh and collaborators find that, contrary to previous studies, labels signaling the absence of genetic modification do not stigmatize unlabeled products.
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11/07/2019
Women's health
Stefaniak and colleagues explore the levels of leptins in pregnant women.
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10/28/2019
Cardiovascular Medicine
Steinl and colleagues investigate whether molecular imaging of inflammation is able to predict fibrosis development in a mouse model of autoimmune myocarditis.
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10/30/2019
Conservation Science
Fragoso and colleagues test detection methods for carnivore species in Guyana.
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10/23/2019
Exercise Science
Ryan and colleagues performed isotemporal substitution statistical analysis to understand how changing patterns of physical behaviours affect the cardiovascular health of older adults.
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11/30/2019
Everyone
Associate Editor, Miquel Vall-IIosera Camps talks to Dr. Thomas Couvreur, Guest Editor for the Biodiversity Conservation Call for Papers, about the importance of biodiversity and its conservation.
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10/30/2019
Stem cell medicine
Ribeiro and colleagues show how the hypoxic secretome from mesenchymal stem cells promotes angiogenesis.
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11/06/2019
Medical monitoring
Pereira and colleagues present a contactless approach for monitoring heart rate and respiratory rate in anaesthetised pigs using infrared thermography.
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10/30/2019
research assessment
Jiang and colleagues estimate that complying with scientific journal formatting requirements costs about 1 billion dollars per year globally when accounting for researchers’ time.
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10/30/2019
Veterinary Science
Lecorps and colleagues show that dairy calves form stable social relationships in open spaces and that pessimistic calves are the most selective.
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