Characterization and Control of Interfaces for High Quality Advanced Materials II: Ceramic Transactions, Volume 198 By
2007 | 459 Pages | ISBN: 0470184140 | PDF | 45 MB
This volume includes papers from the Second International Conference on Characterization and Control of Interfaces for High Quality Advanced Materials, and Joining Technology for New Metallic Glasses and Inorganic Materials (ICCCI2006) in Kurashiki, Japan, 2006. Interfaces are critically important to a broad spectrum of materials and technologies. This Proceedings of ICCCI 2006 features 71 peer-reviewed papers on interface characterization and control technology for materials synthesis, powder processing, composite processing, joining, and to control airborne particulates.Content:

Creative 3-D Display and Interaction Interfaces: A Trans-Disciplinary Approach By Barry G. Blundell, Adam J. Schwarz(auth.)
2006 | 383 Pages | ISBN: 0471482714 | PDF | 6 MB
Content: Chapter 1 The Nature of the Quest (pages 1-37): Chapter 2 The Perception of Our Space: Vision (pages 39-92): Chapter 3 The Perception of Our Space: Haptics (pages 93-109): Chapter 4 A Backward Glance (pages 111-140): Chapter 5 Traditional Interaction Mechanisms (pages 141-160): Chapter 6 Depiction and Interaction Opportunities (pages 161-209): Chapter 7 The Haptic Channel (pages 211-254): Chapter 8 The Visual Channel (pages 255-297): Chapter 9 Adopting a Creative Approach (pages 299-317):

Emile van de Zee, "Cognitive Interfaces: Constraints on Linking Cognitive Information "
English | ISBN: 0198299621 | 2001 | 272 pages | PDF | 1293 KB
This book brings new perspectives to bear on the architecture of the mind and the relationship between language and cognition. It considers how information is linked in the mind between different cognitive and expressive levels - so that people can, for example, talk about what they see and act upon what they hear - and how these linkages are and need to be constrained. The book is concerned in particular with the perception and representation of spatial structure. The authors, all psychologists and linguists, show that insights can be gained from the joint deployment of theoretical linguistic and experimental psychological research and the value of a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of mind, brain, and language.

Granjon D Outstanding User Interfaces with Shiny 2022 | 26.01 MB
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Title: Outstanding User Interfaces with Shiny
Author: David Granjon
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Proteins at Interfaces III State of the Art By Thomas Horbett, John L. Brash, and Willem Norde (Eds.)
2012 | 843 Pages | ISBN: 0841227969 | PDF | 53 MB
Content: CONTENTS ; PREFACE ; 1. PROTEINS AT INTERFACES III: INTRODUCTORY OVERVIEW ; WILLEM NORDE, THOMAS A. HORBETT, AND JOHN L. BRASH ; 1. PHYSICOCHEMICAL ASPECTS ; 2. OPTIMIZING THE BIOAFFINITY INTERACTION BETWEEN HIS-TAG PROTEINS AND NI(II) ; SURFACE SITES ; LAURA E. VALENTI, ELISA HERRERA, MARIA FERNANDA STRAGLIOTTO, VITOR L. MARTINS, ; ROBERTO M. TORRESI, AND CARLA E. GIACOMELLI ; 3. PROTEIN?BIOCERAMIC INTERACTIONS AT THE INTERFACE ; SUNITA PREM VICTOR AND CHANDRA P. SHARMA ; 4. SOLID-STATE NMR STUDIES OF BIOMINERALIZATION PEPTIDES AND PROTEINS ; ADRIENNE ROEHRICH, JASON ASH, ARIEL ZANE, DAVID L. MASICA, JEFFREY J. GRAY, ; GIL GOOBES, AND GARY DROBNY ; 5. MECHANISMS OF FIBRINOGEN ADSORPTION ON MICA ; ZBIGNIEW ADAMCZYK, MONIKA WASILEWSKA, MALGORZATA NATTICH-RAK, AND ; JAKUB BARBASZ ; 6. AFM-BASED FRICTION FORCE SPECTROSCOPY: A NOVEL METHODOLOGY FOR THE ; STUDY OF THE STRENGTH AND LATERAL DIFFUSION OF PROTEINACEOUS FILMS ; JAVIER SOTRES, LISELOTT LINDH, OLOF SVENSSON, ALEJANDRO BARRANTES, AND ; THOMAS ARNEBRANT ; 7. SIMULTANEOUS VERSUS SEQUENTIAL ADSORPTION OF ?-CASEIN/SDS MIXTURES. ; COMPARISON OF WATER/AIR AND WATER/HEXANE INTERFACES ; A. DAN, G. GOCHEV, CS. KOTSMAR, J. K. FERRI, A. JAVADI, M. KARBASCHI, J. KRAGEL, ; R. WUSTNECK, AND R. MILLER ; 8. CONTROL OF PROTEIN ADSORPTION AND CELL ADHESION BY MIXED POLYMER ; BRUSHES MADE BY THE "GRAFTING-TO" APPROACH ; EVA BITTRICH, SINA BURKERT, KLAUS-JOCHEN EICHHORN, MANFRED STAMM, AND ; PETRA UHLMANN ; 2. COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ADSORPTION OF PROTEINS TO SOLID ; SURFACES AND RELATED EXPERIMENTAL WORK ; 9. UNDERSTANDING PROTEIN-SURFACE INTERACTIONS AT THE ATOMISTIC LEVEL THROUGH ; THE SYNERGISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL AND MOLECULAR SIMULATION ; METHODS ; T. ABRAMYAN, G. COLLIER, T. G. KUCUKKAL, X. LI, J. A. SNYDER, A. A. THYPARAMBIL, ; N. A. VELLORE, Y. WEI, J. A. YANCEY, S. J. STUART, AND R. A. LATOUR ; 10. PROTEINS AND PEPTIDES AT GOLD SURFACES: INSIGHTS FROM ATOMISTIC ; SIMULATIONS ; L. BELLUCCI, G. BRANCOLINI, A. CALZOLARI, O. CARRILLO PARRAMON, S. CORNI, AND ; R. DI FELICE ; 3. BIOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF ; ADSORBED PROTEINS ; 11. PROTEIN?CARBOHYDRATE INTERACTIONS ON THE SURFACES OF GLYCOSYLATED ; MEMBRANES ; JIA LUO AND ZHI-KANG XU ; 12. PROTEIN SURFACE INTERACTIONS AND BIOCOMPATIBILITY: A FORTY YEAR ; PERSPECTIVE ; JOHN L. BRASH ; 13. REGULATION OF PROTEIN/SURFACE INTERACTIONS BY SURFACE CHEMICAL ; MODIFICATION AND TOPOGRAPHIC DESIGN ; DAN LI AND HONG CHEN ; 14. MECHANISMS OF THE FOREIGN BODY RESPONSE TO RFGD PLASMA-GENERATED ; PEO-LIKE FILMS ; LUISA M. SZOTT AND THOMAS A. HORBETT ; 15. EFFECT OF MICROTOPOGRAPHY ON FIBROCYTE RESPONSES AND FIBROTIC TISSUE ; REACTIONS AT THE INTERFACE ; DAVID W. BAKER AND LIPING TANG ; 16. SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SALIVARY PROTEINS AND ; STREPTOCOCCUS MUTANS ; CHUN-PING XU, HENK J. BUSSCHER, HENNY C. VAN DER MEI, AND WILLEM NORDE ; 17. MEASUREMENT OF TIME-DEPENDENT FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF ADSORBED ; FIBRINOGEN AND PLATELET ADHESION ON MATERIAL SURFACES ; LI-CHONG XU, PRANAV SOMAN, BRYAN M. SCHEETZ, AND CHRISTOPHER A. SIEDLECKI ; 18. UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF EXOGENOUS AND ENDOGENOUS SURFACTANTS IN GAS ; EMBOLISM ; JOSHUA W. LAMPE, PORTONOVO S. AYYASWAMY, AND DAVID M. ECKMANN ; 19. ANNEXIN A5 BINDING AND REBINDING TO MIXED PHOSPHOLIPID MONOLAYERS ; STUDIED BY SPR AND AFM ; XUEZHONG DU, DAVID W. BRITT, AND VLADIMIR HLADY ; 20. SOIL BINDS PRIONS AND INFLUENCES THEIR BIOLOGIC PROPERTIES ; S. L. BARTELT-HUNT, S. E. SAUNDERS, AND J. C. BARTZ ; 21. ORIENTATION OF ADSORBED ANTIBODIES: IN SITU MONITORING BY QCM AND ; RANDOM SEQUENTIAL ADSORPTION MODELING ; CHRISTINE DUPONT-GILLAIN ; 22. MATERIAL-DRIVEN FIBRONECTIN FIBRILLOGENESIS ; MARCO CANTINI, CRISTINA GONZALEZ-GARCIA, VIRGINIA LLOPIS-HERNANDEZ, AND ; MANUEL SALMERON-SANCHEZ ; 23. EFFECT OF ALBUMIN ADSORPTION ON BIOTRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ARTIFICIAL ; JOINT MATERIALS ; A. P. SERRO, R. COLACO, AND B. SARAMAGO ; 24. SUSTAINABLE GROWTH FACTOR DELIVERY THROUGH AFFINITY-BASED ADSORPTION TO ; STARPEG-HEPARIN HYDROGELS ; A. ZIERIS, S. PROKOPH, K. R. LEVENTAL, P. B. WELZEL, K. CHWALEK, K. SCHNEIDER, ; U. FREUDENBERG, AND C. WERNER ; 25. STRUCTURAL INSIGHT OF ANTIBODY ADSORPTION FOR IMPROVED BIOACTIVITY AND ; DETECTION ; XIUBO ZHAO, MOHAMMED YASEEN, FANG PAN, AND JIAN R. LU ; 4. RESISTANCE TO PROTEIN ADSORPTION ; 26. SYNTHESIS OF GLYCOCALYX-MIMETIC SURFACES AND THEIR SPECIFIC AND ; NONSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS WITH PROTEINS AND BLOOD ; KAI YU AND JAYACHANDRAN N. KIZHAKKEDATHU ; 27. CLARIFICATION OF PROTEIN ADSORPTION AT POLYMER BRUSH SURFACES BASED ON ; WATER STRUCTURE SURROUNDING THE SURFACE ; YUUKI INOUE AND KAZUHIKO ISHIHARA ; 28. POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL) AND POLY(CARBOXY BETAINE) BASED NONFOULING ; ARCHITECTURES: REVIEW AND CURRENT EFFORTS ; MOJTABA BINAZADEH, MARYAM KABIRI, AND LARRY D. UNSWORTH ; 29. PEPTIDE ADSORPTION AND FUNCTION AT PENDANT PEO BRUSH LAYERS ; KARL F. SCHILKE AND JOSEPH MCGUIRE ; 30. POLYACRYLAMIDE: EVALUATION OF ULTRALOW FOULING PROPERTIES OF A TRADITIONAL ; MATERIAL ; LINGYUN LIU, QINGSHENG LIU, AND ANURADHA SINGH ; 31. PROTEIN-REPELLENT FUNCTIONALIZABLE SURFACES BASED ON COVALENTLY BONDED ; PHOSPHOLIPIDS WITH PHOSPHORYLCHOLINE HEAD ; LYNDA FEREZ, THIERRY THAMI, LARA TAUK, EDEFIA AKPALO, VALERIE FLAUD, ; ARMAGAN KOCER, JEAN-MARC JANOT, AND PHILIPPE DEJARDIN ; 5. EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF PROTEINS AT INTERFACES ; 32. HIGH-THROUGHPUT STUDY OF PROTEIN-SURFACE INTERACTIONS USING A SURFACE ; PLASMON RESONANCE IMAGING APPARATUS ; YUSUKE ARIMA, RIKA ISHII, ISAO HIRATA, AND HIROO IWATA ; 33. PROBING PROTEIN ASSOCIATION WITH NANO- AND MICRO-SCALE STRUCTURES WITH ; TOF-SIMS ; IVAN M. KEMPSON, YEUKUANG HWU, AND CLIVE A. PRESTIDGE ; 34. SOFT X-RAY SPECTROMICROSCOPY OF PROTEIN INTERACTIONS WITH ; PHASE-SEGREGATED POLYMER SURFACES ; ADAM P. HITCHCOCK, BONNIE O. LEUNG, JOHN L. BRASH, ANDREAS SCHOLL, AND ; ANDREW DORAN ; 35. CHARACTERIZING THE STRUCTURE OF SURFACE-IMMOBILIZED PROTEINS: A SURFACE ; ANALYSIS APPROACH ; JOE E. BAIO, TOBIAS WEIDNER, AND DAVID G. CASTNER ; 36. PROTEIN PATTERNS FABRICATED BY AFFINITY-BASED SURFACE LIGAND SELECTION ; FROM PROTEIN SOLUTION MIXTURES ON A POLYMER HYDROGEL SUBSTRATE ; HIRONOBU TAKAHASHI, DAVID G. CASTNER, AND DAVID W. GRAINGER ; 37. PROTEOMIC APPROACHES TO CHARACTERIZE SURFACE-BOUND PROTEINS AND ; MATERIAL-MEDIATED CELLULAR PROTEINS ; YAO FU AND WEIYUAN JOHN KAO ; 38. STRUCTURE AND STABILITY OF PROTEINS INTERACTING WITH NANOPARTICLES ; LUIGI CALZOLAI, STEFANIA LAERA, GIACOMO CECCONE, AND FRANCOIS ROSSI ; EDITORS' BIOGRAPHIES ; INDEXES ; AUTHOR INDEX ; SUBJECT INDEX

Applications of Brain-Computer Interfaces in Intelligent Technologies
English | 2022 | ISBN: 3031055004 | 197 Pages | PDF EPUB (True) | 38 MB
The BCI technology finds newer and newer implementations. Year by year, the number of publications in this field grows exponentially. This book attempts to describe the implementation of the brain-computer technology based on both STM32 and Arduino microcontrollers. In addition, the application of BCI technology in the field of intelligent houses, robotic lines as well as in the field of bionic prostheses was presented. One of the chapters of the monograph also discusses the issue of fMRI in the context of the possibility of analyzing images made as part of fMRI through solutions based on machine learning. A practical implementation of the TensorFlow framework was presented. The fMRI technique is also often implemented in BCI solutions. The conducted literature studies show that the technology of BCI is undoubtedly a technology of the future. However, there is a need for continuous development of biomedical signal processing methods in order to obtain the most efficient implementations in the case of non-invasive implementation of BCI technology based on EEG. The further development of BCI technology has a huge impact on the techniques of rehabilitation of people with disabilities. Nowadays, wheelchairs are being constructed, thanks to which a disabled person is physically able to direct his position in a certain direction and at a certain speed. Thanks to BCI, it is also possible to create an individual speech synthesizer, with the help of which a paralyzed person will be able to communicate with the outside world. New limb prostheses that will replace the lost locomotor system in almost one hundred percent are still being developed. Some prostheses are connected to the human nervous system, thanks to which they are able to send feedback to our brain about the shape, hardness and temperature of the object held in the artificial limb.

English | 2022 | ISBN: 1032196459 | 241 pages | True PDF | 4.54 MB
Auditory Interfaces explores how human-computer interactions can be significantly enhanced through the improved use of the audio channel.

Itch.io - Complete Godot Course: Game User Interfaces Masterclass​​ and Dynamic Inventory System by Alfred Reinold Baudisch
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