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MRI and PFG NMR Studies of Percolation Effects in Advanced Melting during a Cryoporometry Characterisation of Disordered Mesoporous Alumina (2024)
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Himona, E., Stevens, L., Williams, H., & Rigby, S. P. (2024). MRI and PFG NMR Studies of Percolation Effects in Advanced Melting during a Cryoporometry Characterisation of Disordered Mesoporous Alumina. Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, Article 113202. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.micromeso.2024.113202

Cryoporometry (or thermoporometry) offers a way of pore structural characterisation for mesoporous materials that often needs little sample preparation, is relatively quick, and is statistically-representative for macroscopic samples. While it is wel... Read More about MRI and PFG NMR Studies of Percolation Effects in Advanced Melting during a Cryoporometry Characterisation of Disordered Mesoporous Alumina.

Classification of Width 1 Lattice Tetrahedra by Their Multi-Width (2024)
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Hamm, G. (2024). Classification of Width 1 Lattice Tetrahedra by Their Multi-Width. Discrete and Computational Geometry, https://doi.org/10.1007/s00454-024-00659-5

We introduce themulti-width of a lattice polytope and use this to classify and count all lattice tetrahedrawith multi-width (1,w2,w3). The approach used in this classification can be extended into a computer algorithm to classify lattice tetrahedra o... Read More about Classification of Width 1 Lattice Tetrahedra by Their Multi-Width.

Sparsely PEGylated poly(beta-amino ester) polyplexes enhance antigen specific T-cell response of a bivalent SARS-CoV-2 DNA vaccine (2024)
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Bayraktutan, H., Symonds, P., Brentville, V. A., Moloney, C., Galley, C., Bennett, C. L., …Gurnani, P. (2024). Sparsely PEGylated poly(beta-amino ester) polyplexes enhance antigen specific T-cell response of a bivalent SARS-CoV-2 DNA vaccine. Biomaterials, Article 122647. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biomaterials.2024.122647

DNA technology has emerged as a promising route to accelerated manufacture of sequence agnostic vaccines. For activity, DNA vaccines must be protected and delivered to the correct antigen presenting cells. However, the physicochemical properties of t... Read More about Sparsely PEGylated poly(beta-amino ester) polyplexes enhance antigen specific T-cell response of a bivalent SARS-CoV-2 DNA vaccine.

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