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What is a Macrophyte Patch? Patch Identification in Aquatic Ecosystems and Guidelines for Consistent Delineation
Schoelynck J, Creëlle S, Buis K, De Mulder T, Emsens W, Hein T, Meire D, Meire P, Okruszko T, Preiner S, Roldan Gonzalez R, Silinski A, Temmerman S, Troch P, Van Oyen T, Verschoren V, Visser F, Wang C, Wolters J, Folkard A, in press. . Ecohydrology & Hydrobiology. DOI 10.1016/j.ecohyd.2017.10.00
Nueva etapa: idénticos objetivos, mejor contexto
Se expone el significado del cambio al entorno digital de la Revista IngenierĂa del AguaCabrera Marcet, E.; Dolz Ripolles, J.; Morales Baquero, R.; RodrĂguez Sinobas, L.; Roldan Cañas, J. (2014). Nueva etapa: idĂ©nticos objetivos, mejor contexto. IngenierĂa del agua. 18(1). https://doi.org/10.4995/ia.2014.3289OJSV18
Is There a Negative Thermal Expansion in Supported Metal Nanoparticles? An In-Situ X-ray Absorption Study Coupled with Neural Network Analysis
Interactions with their support, adsorbates and unique structural motifs are responsible for the many intriguing properties and potential applications of supported metal nanoparticles (NPs). At the same time, they complicate the interpretation of experimental data. In fact, the methods and approaches that work well for the ex situ analysis of bulk materials may be inaccurate or introduce artifacts in the in situ analysis of nanomaterials. Here we revisit the controversial topic of negative thermal expansion and anomalies in the Debye temperature reported for oxide-supported metal NPs. In situ X-ray absorption experimental data collected for Pt NPs in ultrahigh vacuum and an advanced data analysis approach based on an artificial neural network demonstrate that Pt NPs do not exhibit intrinsic negative thermal expansion. Similarly as for bulk materials, in the absence of adsorbates the bond lengths in metal NPs increase with temperature. The previously reported anomalies in particle size-dependent Debye temperatures can also be linked to the artifacts in the interpretation of conventional X-ray absorption data of disordered materials such as NPs
A standalone version of IsoFinder for the computational prediction of isochores in genome sequences
Isochores are long genome segments relatively homogeneous in G+C. A heuristic
algorithm based on entropic segmentation has been developed by our group, and a
web server implementing all the required components is available. However, a
researcher may want to perform batch processing of many sequences
simultaneously in its local machine, instead of analyzing them on one by one
basis through the web. To this end, standalone versions are required. We report
here the implementation of two standalone programs, able to predict isochores
at the sequence level: 1) a command-line version (IsoFinder) for Windows and
Linux systems; and 2) a user-friendly version (IsoFinderWin) running under
Windows.Comment: 7 pages, 3 figure
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