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De-risking utilising a floating crane for floating offshore wind turbine maintenance
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Performance comparison and sustainability assessment of mesoporous FAU zeolites for the plastic upcycling
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Can AI train the next generation of counsellors? Ethical challenges and opportunities
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The Hegemony of far-Right Populism, Project 2025, and the Dangers Ahead for Science and Public Health
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What’s on the menu? Megaplastics in a recently stranded Ziphius cavirostris Cuvier, 1823 on Rhodes Island, Greece
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Change in cardiac troponin T to differentiate acute from chronic myocardial injury in the Emergency Department
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At-sea distribution of seals on the Northwest European Shelf : towards transboundary conservation and management
Full text linkWe acknowledge the contribution of those who provided haulout count data (listed in Appendix S1) as well as the many people and organisations who carried out, funded or facilitated fieldwork (listed in Appendix S3). We thank Joe Onoufriou, André Moan, Kjell Nilssen, Ulf Lindstrøm and Martin Biuw for useful discussion. We thank Sam Jones (Scottish Association for Marine Science) for provision of Potential Energy Anomaly data. We also thank Gavin Simpson for sharing his expertise on statistics forums. We thank the two anonymous reviewers for their valuable feedback. Artificial intelligence tools were used to provide prompts for various coding applications, but not to write the code itself.Peer reviewe
Semi-analytical method to analyse periodic orbits of piecewise linear oscillators
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Source area reconstruction using heavy mineral, mineral chemical, geochronological and palaeocurrent data : Carboniferous sandstones of the Scottish midland valley
No full textOpen access via the Elsevier Agreement We thank Alison and Barry Tymon, and Malcolm Chisholm, for their help with the collection of samples for the study, and to Lee Clark for his assistance with sample preparation. We are also grateful to Professor C.R. Fielding (University of Connecticut) and to an anonymous reviewer for their constructive comments on a previous version of this manuscript.Peer reviewe