18 research outputs found
Trophic isotopic carbon variation increases with pond’s hydroperiod: Evidence from an Austral ephemeral ecosystem
No full textImportance of neutral processes varies in time and space: Evidence from dryland stream ecosystems
No full textFood Webs in Relation to Variation in the Environment and Species Assemblage: A Multivariate Approach
No full textHindcasting Historical Breeding Conditions for an Endangered Salamander in Ephemeral Wetlands of the Southeastern USA: Implications of Climate Change
No full textPesticide tolerance induced by a generalized stress response in wood frogs (Rana sylvatica)
No full textDetritus Quality and Locality Determines Survival and Mass, but Not Export, of Wood Frogs at Metamorphosis
No full textIntermediate Pond Sizes Contain the Highest Density, Richness, and Diversity of Pond-Breeding Amphibians
No full textUltrafast fibre lasers
No full textUltrafast fibre lasers are fundamental building blocks of many photonic systems used in industrial and medical applications as well as for scientific research. Here, we review the essential components and operation regimes of ultrafast fibre lasers and discuss how they are instrumental in a variety of applications. In regards to laser technology, we discuss the present state of the art of large-mode-area fibres and their utilization in high-power, chirped-pulse amplification systems. In terms of commercial applications, we introduce industrial micromachining and medical imaging, and describe emerging applications in the mid-infrared and extreme-ultraviolet spectral regions, as facilitated by frequency shifting induced by fibre frequency combs
Vanishing herpetofauna: 30 years of species relaxation in a wetland remnant of the Po plain (Northern Italy)
No full textAssessment of congruence between co-occurrence and functional networks: A new framework for revealing community assembly rules
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