Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…From the final contact area, the volume of ink transfer is mediated by rupture of a capillary bridge; and, after rupture, liquid spreads to fill the area defined by a precursor film matching the stamp geometry with high precision. …”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…From the final contact area, the volume of ink transfer is mediated by rupture of a capillary bridge; and, after rupture, liquid spreads to fill the area defined by a precursor film matching the stamp geometry with high precision. …”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…From the final contact area, the volume of ink transfer is mediated by rupture of a capillary bridge; and, after rupture, liquid spreads to fill the area defined by a precursor film matching the stamp geometry with high precision. …”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…From the final contact area, the volume of ink transfer is mediated by rupture of a capillary bridge; and, after rupture, liquid spreads to fill the area defined by a precursor film matching the stamp geometry with high precision. …”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…From the final contact area, the volume of ink transfer is mediated by rupture of a capillary bridge; and, after rupture, liquid spreads to fill the area defined by a precursor film matching the stamp geometry with high precision. …”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…From the final contact area, the volume of ink transfer is mediated by rupture of a capillary bridge; and, after rupture, liquid spreads to fill the area defined by a precursor film matching the stamp geometry with high precision. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Optic–Sonic Transparency and Hydroacoustic-Sensitive Conductivity for Potential Antiscouting Sonar by Xiao-Yu Wen (6734057)

“…Inversely, upon removing the hydroacoustic signals, the Li⁺ ions could be readsorbed again by the clay nanosheets; as a result, the conductivity of the nanocomposite hydrogel decreases again. …”

Longitudinal micro-CT assessment. by Zahra Khalajzeyqami (6865475)

Correction of Systematic Errors in Single-Molecule Force Spectroscopy with Polymeric Tethers by Atomic Force Microscopy by Chad Ray (2283541)

“…Single-molecule force spectroscopy has become a valuable tool for the investigation of intermolecular energy landscapes for a wide range of molecular associations. …”

Actin-Targeted Magnetic Nanomotors Mechanically Modulate the Tumor Mechanical Microenvironment for Cancer Treatment by Xing Fan (88299)

“…ABP-MNs, with an ultrasmall diameter of 23 nm, intracellularly target the actin cytoskeleton and induce depolymerization via magneto-mechanical force under MF. Cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) and tumor cells, which internalize ∼69.3% of ABP-MNs, are significantly tuned under MF with signs of a 7-fold decrease in tumor matrix stiffness, increased immune cell infiltration, and 95.8% tumor growth inhibition. …”

Anti-HIV Antibody Responses and the HIV Reservoir Size during Antiretroviral Therapy by Sulggi A. Lee (528197)

“…</p><p>Conclusions</p><p>Our findings suggest that anti-HIV antibody responses may reflect the size of the HIV reservoir during chronic treated HIV disease, possibly via antigen recognition in reservoir sites. Larger, prospective studies are needed to validate the utility of antibody levels as a measure of the total body burden of HIV during treatment.…”

HilD induction increases SPI-1 effector protein transcription and secretion and affects motility independent of FlhDC. by Doaa Osama Saleh (16353149)

Schematic representation of the experimental setting and body weight variation. by Zahra Khalajzeyqami (6865475)

miR-199a-3p plays an anti-tumorigenic role in lung adenocarcinoma by suppressing anterior gradient 2 by Hui Liu (33624)

“…The findings showed a decrease in the expression of miR-199a-3p in LUAD. …”