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Bioenergetics modelling to analyse and predict the joint effects of multiple stressors: Meta-analysis and model corroboration
Benoit Goussen, Cecilie Rendal, David Sheffield +3
Understanding the consequences of the combined effects of multiple stressors-including stress from man-made chemicals is important for conservation management, the ecological risk…
Numerical analysis of the strain distribution in skin domes formed upon the application of hypobaric pressure
Daniel Sebastia-Saez, Faiza Benaouda, Charlie Lim +4
Suction cups are widely used in applications such as in measurement of mechanical properties of skin in vivo, in drug delivery devices or in acupuncture treatment. Understanding th…
Analytical modeling of micelle growth. 4. Molecular thermodynamics of wormlike micelles from ionic surfactants: theory vs. experiment
K. D. Danov, P. A. Kralchevsky, R. D. Stanimirova +3
Hypotheses: The aggregation number and length of spherocylindrical (rodlike, wormlike) micelles in solutions of an ionic surfactant and salt can be predicted knowing the molecular…
Analytical modeling of micelle growth. 3. Electrostatic free energy of ionic wormlike micelles -- effects of activity coefficients and spatially confined electric double layers
K. D. Danov, P. A. Kralchevsky, S. D. Stoyanov +2
Hypotheses: To correctly predict the aggregation number and size of wormlike micelles from ionic surfactants, the molecular-thermodynamic theory has to calculate the free energy pe…
Rheology of protein-stabilised emulsion gels envisioned as composite networks. 1 -- Comparison of pure droplet gels and protein gels
Marion Roullet, Paul S. Clegg, William J. Frith
Protein-stabilised emulsion gels can be studied in the theoretical framework of colloidal gels, because both protein assemblies and droplets may be considered as soft colloids. The…
Multi-task deep learning for image segmentation using recursive approximation tasks
Rihuan Ke, Aurélie Bugeau, Nicolas Papadakis +3
Fully supervised deep neural networks for segmentation usually require a massive amount of pixel-level labels which are manually expensive to create. In this work, we develop a mul…