Light-Driven Piezo- and Triboelectricity in Organic–Inorganic Metal Trihalide Perovskite toward Mechanical Energy Harvesting and Self-powered Sensor Application by Swathi Ippili (8617197)

“…Such light-controlled properties enabled the device to operate as a self-powered photodetector with outstanding responsivity (∼129.2 V/mW), rapid response time (∼50 ms), and satisfactory detectivity (∼1.4 × 10¹⁰ Jones) in the piezoelectric mode. …”

Light-Driven Piezo- and Triboelectricity in Organic–Inorganic Metal Trihalide Perovskite toward Mechanical Energy Harvesting and Self-powered Sensor Application by Swathi Ippili (8617197)

“…Such light-controlled properties enabled the device to operate as a self-powered photodetector with outstanding responsivity (∼129.2 V/mW), rapid response time (∼50 ms), and satisfactory detectivity (∼1.4 × 10¹⁰ Jones) in the piezoelectric mode. …”

Light-Driven Piezo- and Triboelectricity in Organic–Inorganic Metal Trihalide Perovskite toward Mechanical Energy Harvesting and Self-powered Sensor Application by Swathi Ippili (8617197)

“…Such light-controlled properties enabled the device to operate as a self-powered photodetector with outstanding responsivity (∼129.2 V/mW), rapid response time (∼50 ms), and satisfactory detectivity (∼1.4 × 10¹⁰ Jones) in the piezoelectric mode. …”

Light-Driven Piezo- and Triboelectricity in Organic–Inorganic Metal Trihalide Perovskite toward Mechanical Energy Harvesting and Self-powered Sensor Application by Swathi Ippili (8617197)

“…Such light-controlled properties enabled the device to operate as a self-powered photodetector with outstanding responsivity (∼129.2 V/mW), rapid response time (∼50 ms), and satisfactory detectivity (∼1.4 × 10¹⁰ Jones) in the piezoelectric mode. …”

Light-Driven Piezo- and Triboelectricity in Organic–Inorganic Metal Trihalide Perovskite toward Mechanical Energy Harvesting and Self-powered Sensor Application by Swathi Ippili (8617197)

“…Such light-controlled properties enabled the device to operate as a self-powered photodetector with outstanding responsivity (∼129.2 V/mW), rapid response time (∼50 ms), and satisfactory detectivity (∼1.4 × 10¹⁰ Jones) in the piezoelectric mode. …”

Light-Driven Piezo- and Triboelectricity in Organic–Inorganic Metal Trihalide Perovskite toward Mechanical Energy Harvesting and Self-powered Sensor Application by Swathi Ippili (8617197)

“…Such light-controlled properties enabled the device to operate as a self-powered photodetector with outstanding responsivity (∼129.2 V/mW), rapid response time (∼50 ms), and satisfactory detectivity (∼1.4 × 10¹⁰ Jones) in the piezoelectric mode. …”

Single-Cell Electroporation Can Be Carried Out at High Efficiency by Front-Loading Micropipettes. by Joseph D. Steinmeyer (170118)

“…<p>(a) In a micropipette filled with saline (scale bar 1 mm), a front-loaded reagent diffuses over time, decreasing concentration of the sample at the tip (drawings are not to scale). …”

ACA reduced expression of Th2 and Th1 cytokines in OVA-induced asthma. by Joung-Wook Seo (381837)

“…(c) ACA also decreased IL-5 expression but to a lesser extent. (d) ACA almost completely blocked IL-12α expression and (e) downregulated IFN-γ expression. …”

Comparison of the number of immune cells in ovarian follicles determined by morphometric analysis. by Michael J. Bradaric (456157)

“…Three sections from each ovary for each hen were counted at a magnification of 20x; scale bar = 50 µm. Error bars represent mean ± SEM.…”

Microwave signals of 3D skin models at different osmolalities. by Rico Brendtke (2591161)

“…All scale bars indicate 50 μm. Bar diagrams show mean values, error bars depict standard deviation. …”

The changes in the sample sizes within each of the six participant sub-groups (using the stratification described in <i>Matching sub-groups outcome model</i> and adopted from [16])... by Ognjen Arandjelović (295373)

High Neto levels affect the BMP signaling. by Young-Jun Kim (696507)

MST1/2 in PDGFR-α+ cells negatively regulates TGF-β-induced myofibroblasts accumulation in renal fibrosis by Yina An (11511342)

Sholl analysis of intersections, branching points, tips, and dendritic lengths made by white and gray matter astrocytes in SIB and control animals. by Kim M. Lee (437943)

Recent trends in white shark relative abundance. by Tobey H. Curtis (576240)

“…<p>Estimates of relative change in abundance (filled circles) with 95% credible intervals (dashed lines) for any reference year between 1990 and 2008 assuming no change in observation effort (black plot), a 25% and 50% increase in observation effort (green and red plots, respectively), and a 25% and 50% decrease in observation effort (blue and purple plots, respectively) for the original sightings time series from 1990 to 2009 (a) and the time series with sightings that occurred near Monomoy Island during that time frame removed (b).…”

Evolution of the short-term TEER in Calu-3 cell monolayers during the monolayer maturation. by Aizat Turdalieva (2512252)

Animals fed heat-killed HT115 have an impaired phenotype after anoxia treatment. by Bobby L. LaRue (231047)

“…<p>N2 adult hermaphrodites were fed either the OP50 or HT115 <i>E. coli</i> strain, raised at 25°C, transferred to heat-killed OP50 or HT115 and exposed to either three days (A) or four days of anoxia (B). …”

<i>Concatenated</i> ML tree. by Jana Kvičerová (430538)

Median phyla frequencies under conditions of LSG and HSG. by J. Max Goodson (469397)

Fibrotic changes in the murine lungs and livers of the DMSO, valsartan, and PD123319 groups. by Saori Yaguchi (418831)

“…E: The fibrosis was thinnest in the valsartan group (p<0.01). Magnification, A: X200. Scale bar, A: 50 µm. The results represent the mean ± SD. …”