Additional file 1 of Association between depressive symptoms and employment type of Korean workers: the Fifth Korean Working Conditions Survey

Additional file 1: Table S1. Association between general and depressive symptom-related characteristics and employment status in the study population, using multivariate logistic regression analysis. Table S2. Characteristics of the study subjects after propensity score matching according to the employment status. Table S3. Work-related characteristics of the study subjects after propensity score matching according to employment status. Table S4. Prevalence of depressive symptoms in the study subjects after propensity score matching according to employment status

Word categories for System 1 thinking on Twitter.

Word categories for System 1 thinking on Twitter.</p

Word lists for anchoring hypotheses.

Word lists for anchoring hypotheses.</p

Number of observations of the selected journalists (<i>n</i> = 17).

Number of observations of the selected journalists (n = 17).</p

Impact of a journalist’s experience of presidential campaign coverage on reporting the 2016 presidential election.

Impact of a journalist’s experience of presidential campaign coverage on reporting the 2016 presidential election.</p

Differences in language use across media.

Differences in language use across media.</p

Anchoring on prior political elections.

Two sample t-tests for difference between means. Bonferroni critical α = .017; *p p < .01.</p

Word frequency by media.

Word frequency by media.</p

Effect of the Addition of Mesogenic Thiol Ligand Modified Gold Nanoparticles on the Thermal Stabilization of Blue Phases

<div><p>In this paper, we introduce surface modified gold nanoparticles with mesogenic thiol ligands in liquid crystal, for expansion of the temperature range of blue phases (BPs). We have used polarized optical microscope and UV-vis spectrophotometer to identify the thermal stabilization of BPs. The BPs range of nanoparticles doped liquid crystal is significantly dependent upon the addition amount of gold nanoparticles, and the molar ratios of attached ligands [4′-(10-mercaptodecyloxy)biphenyl-4-carbonitrile and dodecanethiol]. This study could provide a new and facile strategy to stabilize BPs, from the aspect of the surface modification of nanoparticles.</p></div

Optimally Functionalized Adhesion for Contact Transfer Printing of Plasmonic Nanostructures on Flexible Substrate

This paper demonstrates a facile method to achieve high yield and uniform fabrication for the transfer printing of nanoplasmonic structures on a flexible substrate by providing novel understanding on adhesion layers. The mercapto alkyl carboxylic acids and the alkyl dithiols are used as functionalized adhesion layers and further optimized by controlling the terminal group as well as the length and composition of the functionalization on flat and nanostructured gold surfaces. Our approach of optimized adhesion has been successfully implemented to the transfer printing of functionalized gold nanostructure arrays, thus producing much higher yield of 97.6% and uniform fabrication of nanostructures on a flexible substrate and enabling applications such as flexible nanoplasmonic devices and biosensing platforms