Airborne Sounding Radar for Desert Subsurface Exploration of Aquifers: Desert-SEA: Mission concept study [Space Agencies] by Heggy, Essam

“…Our performance analyses suggest that an airborne, nadir-looking sounding radar system operating at a 70-MHz center frequency with a linearly polarized folded-dipole antenna array - enabling a bandwidth (BW) of 50 MHz - and a surface signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 85 dB flying at an altitude of 500-2,000 m can map the uppermost water table depths of aquifer systems spanning tens of kilometers at a vertical resolution of 3 m in desiccated terrains to an average penetration depth of 50 m, with a spatial resolution of 200 m. …”
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Finite element analysis of pores design and tissue differentiation in cementless hip prosthesis by Mehboob, Hassan; Tarlochan, Faris; Alkhatib, Sami; Mehboob, Ali

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Insights into charge carrier dynamics in organo-metal halide perovskites: From neat films to solar cells by Peng, Jiajun

“…This tutorial review aims to offer insights into the scope, advantages, limitations and latest developments of the techniques that have been applied for studying charge carrier dynamics in perovskites. We summarize a comprehensive set of measurements including (1) time-resolved laser spectroscopies (transient absorption, time-resolved photoluminescence, terahertz spectroscopy and microwave conductivity); (2) electrical transient techniques (charge extraction by linearly increasing voltage and time-of-flight); and (3) steady-state methods (field-effect transistor, Hall effect and space charge limited current). …”
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