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Thermal blood flowmeter based on cascaded Fabry-Pérot Interferometers utilising the enhanced harmonic Vernier effect
No full textAn enhanced Vernier effect-based CFPI blood flowmeter has been developed and tested. By generating the enhanced Vernier effect and using a polymer (NOA65) within the cavity, the temperature sensitivity of the CFPI was improved 117.4 times compared to a single polymer cavity, reaching 26.67±1.07 nm/℃ with R-square 0.9957. The CFPI was combined with multimode fibre, and a green LED was utilized to heat model blood. As the blood temperature decreases with increasing blood flow, and flow rate can be obtained by temperature monitoring. The maximum temperature change recorded in this test was 0.3°C, minimizing the issue of excessive heating temperature changes in traditional thermal anemometry, making the CFPI sensor suitable for blood flow measurement. Ultimately, the CFPI sensor obtained blood flow rate information ranging from 20 to 300 ml/min. Clinically, this value can cover the arm total blood flow rate at rest [5] but can be further improved by increasing the output power of the heating light source. The sensor exhibits excellent accuracy, repeatability, and insensitivity to pressure, demonstrating its potential for blood flow rate monitoring
Supplementary data for "Solid state rotary speaker"
No full textThis contains supplementary data and information for "Solid state rotary speaker" manuscrip
MRI features associated with resilience in youth from the ABCD study: a protocol for analysis of ABCD Data
Full text linkA protocol for analysis of data
Protocol and analysis plan: Evaluation of observer reliability of ROVA A-T.
Full text linkThis document is the protocol and analysis plan for evaluating the observer reliability of a novel visual rating scale for vermian atrophy in ataxia telangiectasia
Premiere of 5 digital scores curated by Sandeep Bhagwati
No full textThis was a concert by the ensemble SuperMusique from Montreal, showcasing animated and participatory graphic scores, blending music, technology, and research. This performance was featured in the MNM Festival under the artistic direction of DigiScore’s partner, Sandeep Bhagwati. The program featured five varied works that explore the richness and diversity of the graphic language of these scores, offering a fascinating look into the world of digital notation. Five works were captured, Pandemonium (Linda Bouchard), Zero Waste (Nick Didkovsky) , La vie de l’esprit (Joan Hetu & Manon de Pauw), Mouth of a River (Terri Hron), Tiroir bonbons pastel (Nour Symon)
Three DigiScore commissions
No full textEncuentro Montrealia was a collaborative music event held at Mexico's Centre for Music and Sound Arts (CMMAS) and ENES Morelia, partnering with Quebec's leading music technology institutions including Matralab, GRMS, UQAM, and Concordia University. This initiative created a dynamic platform for learning, creative exchange, and dialogue about contemporary music composition through both academic and artistic activities.
The event featured the participation of the DigiScore project and its Canadian partner Sandeep Bhagwati from Concordia University. Three international composers were commissioned: Sofía Matus (Mexico), Gabriel Gendín (Argentina) and Andrea Agostini (Italy)
Perceptions of Screening and Early Detection for Multiple Sclerosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis and their impact on Mental Health: A Scoping Review Protocol
Full text linkThis scoping review protocol has been developed following the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis (Aromataris et al., 2024), which provides rigorous methodological guidance for conducting evidence syntheses. The review will be reported in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR) to ensure methodological transparency and reproducibility (Tricco et al., 2018). By adhering to these established standards, this protocol aims to provide a framework for identifying and mapping existing evidence related to perceptions of screening and early detection for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), with a specific focus on their impact on mental health outcomes.
The research question guiding this scoping review is:
"What is known from the existing literature about individuals’ perceptions of screening and early detection for Multiple Sclerosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis, and how do these perceptions impact mental health outcomes?
Spectroscopic data from "Photochemical approaches to azetidines"
No full textRaw data from the thesis entitled "Photochemical Approaches to Azetidines"
Physical sciences::Chemistry::Organic chemistry
Q Science::QD Chemistry::QD241 Organic chemistr
Everyday Experiences of Young People with Potentially Harmful User Generated Content on Social Media Platforms
No full textTranscripts containing focus group findings conducted at a Secondary School in the United Kingdom, asking children aged between 11 and 18 about their experiences with social media platforms and potentially harmful user-generated content
In situ monitoring of the annealing process using Spatially Resolved Acoustic Spectroscopy
No full textThe upcoming data set will assist in reconstructing the images presented in the article