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What Happens When We Sneeze: Self-Organised Simulations of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings
(2020-07-07)This material is a supplementary content video for a peer-reviewed journal article entitled “Experiments with Self-Organised Simulation of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings”, published in Sustainability Journal ... -
Autogenous self-healing of cement with expansive minerals-II : Impact of age and the role of optimised expansive minerals in healing performance
(2019-01-10)This part of the study presents the optimisation of expansive minerals mix proportions and establishes a quantitative and qualitative correlation between self-healing and the cracking age of cementitious materials. The ... -
Regulating the pH of bicarbonate solutions without purging gases: Application to dissolution testing of enteric coated tablets, pellets and microparticles
(2020-07-30)Dissolution media based on bicarbonate buffers closely mimic the environment of intestinal fluids and thus improve in vitro in vivo correlation compared to phosphate buffers. Purging gases into the medium is used as a ... -
Easy to Swallow “Instant” Jelly Formulations for Sustained Release Gliclazide Delivery
(2020-04-29)It is a challenge to safely administer sustained release medicines to patients with dysphagia. Sustained release tablets must not be crushed and multiparticulates with large particle sizes cause gritiness reducing patient ... -
Predicting mid-air gestural interaction with public displays based on audience behaviour
(2020-12)Knowledge about the expected interaction duration and expected distance from which users will interact with public displays can be useful in many ways. For example, knowing upfront that a certain setup will lead to shorter ...