107 research outputs found
EP-1386: Adjuvant pelvic radiotherapy for pathological high-risk muscle-invasive bladder cancer
Directional control of weakly localized Raman from a random network of fractal nanowires
Disordered optical media are an emerging class of materials capable of
strongly scattering light. Their study is relevant to investigate transport
phenomena and for applications in imaging, sensing and energy storage. While
such materials can be used to generate coherent light, their directional
emission is typically hampered by their very multiple scattering nature. Here,
we tune the out-of-plane directionality of coherent Raman light scattered by a
fractal network of silicon nanowires. By visualizing Rayleigh scattering,
photoluminescence and weakly localized Raman light from the random network of
nanowires via real-space microscopy and Fourier imaging, we gain insight on the
light transport mechanisms responsible for the material's inelastic coherent
signal and for its directionality. The possibility of visualizing and
manipulating directional coherent light in such networks of nanowires opens
venues for fundamental studies of light propagation in disordered media as well
as for the development of next generation optical devices based on disordered
structures, inclusive of sensors, light sources and optical switches
‘Nature or nurture’: survival rate, oviposition interval, and possible gonotrophic discordance among South East Asian anophelines
Upstream Supply Chain Visibility and Complexity Effect on Focal Company’s Sustainable Performance: Indian Manufacturers’ Perspective
Understanding supply chain sustainability performance is increasingly important for supply chain researchers and managers. Literature has considered supply chain sustainability and the antecedents of performance from a triple bottom line (economic, social, and environmental) perspective. However, the role of supply chain visibility and product complexity contingency in achieving sustainable supply chain performance has not been explored in depth. To address this gap, this study utilizes a contingent resource-based view theory perspective to understand the role of product complexity in shaping the relationship between upstream supply chain visibility (resources and capabilities) and the social, environmental, and economic performance dimensions. We develop and test a theoretical model using survey data gathered from 312 Indian manufacturing organizations. Our findings indicate that supply chain visibility (SCV) has significant influence on social and environmental performance under the moderation effect of product complexity. Hence, the study makes significant contribution to the extant literature by examining the impact of SCV under moderating effect of product complexity on social performance and environmental performance
Predatory Activity of Nematode Trapping Fungi against the Larvae of Trichostrongylus axei
A Kinetic Study on the Nitric Oxide Trapping by the Fe(III)-Dithiocarbamate-Nitroxyl Complex: Influence of the Ligand Structure and External Pressure on the Trapping Rate
Validation of lucigenin (bis-N- methylacridinium) as a chemilumigenic probe for detecting superoxide anion radical production by enzymatic and cellular systems
Transitions décrétées, transitions vécues : du global au local : approches méthodologiques, transversales et critiques
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