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Process and Control Today | Yokogawa to Undertake Proof of Concept Test of 5G, Cloud, and AI for Remote Control of Plant Systems with NTT DOCOMO

Process and Control Today | Yokogawa to Undertake Proof of Concept Test of 5G, Cloud, and AI for Remote Control of Plant Systems with NTT DOCOMO
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Improper use of face masks may cause skin infections

Improper use of face masks may cause skin infections Bernama PETALING JAYA: Face masks may be the best way to protect oneself from Covid-19 infection, but improper use can lead to other ailments. According to health experts, dirty masks can end up as a favourite breeding ground for bacteria or they can cause irritation to the skin. Epidemiologist Dr Malina Osman, an associate professor at Universiti Putra Malaysia, said wearing the same mask multiple times contaminates it with various organisms. “This can lead to infections or skin diseases,” she told theSun. She was commenting on an experiment which showed that bacteria, yeast and mould were found in greater quantities when the mask had been worn for

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Developed a new way to generate Circularly Polarized Luminescence required for 3D projection Likely to lower manufacturing cost of organic EL panels for 3D display -- Kindai University

Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you re not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ Developed a new way to generate “Circularly Polarized Luminescence” required for 3D projection Likely to lower manufacturing cost of organic EL panels for 3D display Kindai University Kindai University 04/07/2021 5:10 pm A research group led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yoshitane Imai (Department of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kindai University), Prof. Dr. Shigeyuki Yagi (Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University), Ken-ichi Yamashita (Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Osaka University) succeeded in generating “circularly polarized luminescence (CPL)”, which oscillates and rotates in a spiral manner and is used for 3D projection, through a novel method of applying external magnetic force to platinum complexes 1. This ne

United statesMichiya fujikiKen ichi yamashita department of chemistryNara institute of scienceHotei junichi department of applied chemistryYuki mimura department of applied chemistryKindai universitySchool of scienceOsaka prefecture universitySchool of engineeringKana matsudaira department of applied chemistryShigeyuki yagi department of applied chemistryOsaka universityYoshitane imai department of applied chemistryYoshitane imaiApplied chemistry

Root cause: Plant root tips are constrained to a dome shape common to arch bridges

Root cause: Plant root tips are constrained to a dome shape common to arch bridges
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A key hormone in development of invasive organs of parasitic plants identified

Figure 1: The formation of haustoria in Phtheirospermum japonicum seedlings grown on agar under different conditions.Credit: Republished with permission.

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