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Young adults’ attitudes to sharing whole-genome sequencing information: a university-based survey (Collection)
No full textSpecific trophoblast transcripts transferred by extracellular vesicles affect gene expression in endometrial epithelial cells and may have a role in embryo-maternal crosstalk
No full textSerosurveillance of some emerging RNA viruses among horses in northwest Nigeria
No full textThe deposited Excel file contains demography of horses sampled from northwest Nigeria and the seroprevalence of some emerging RNA viruses
Triplet excitation and electroluminescence from a supramolecular monolayer embedded in a boron nitride tunnel barrier
No full textWe show that ordered monolayers of organic molecules stabilized by hydrogen bonding on the surface of exfoliated few-layer hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) flakes may be incorporated into van der Waals heterostructures with integral few-layer graphene contacts forming a molecular/2D hybrid tunneling diode. Electrons can tunnel from through the hBN/molecular barrier under an applied voltage VSD and we observe molecular electroluminescence from an excited singlet state with an emitted photon energy > eVSD, indicating up-conversion by energies up to ~ 1 eV. We show that tunnelling electrons excite embedded molecules into singlet states in a two-step process via an intermediate triplet state through inelastic scattering and also observe direct emission from the triplet state. These heterostructures provide a solid-state device in which spin-triplet states, which cannot be generated by optical transitions, can be controllably excited and provide a new route to investigate the physics, chemistry and quantum spin-based applications of triplet generation, emission and molecular photon up-conversion
Data from "What can I say?: effects of discoverability in VUIs on task performance and user experience"
No full textThis is the data that was used to support the CUI 2020 publication "What Can I Say? Effects of Discoverability in VUIs on Task Performance and User Experience":
Philipp Kirschthaler, Martin Porcheron, and Joel E Fischer. 2020. What Can I Say? Effects of Discoverability in VUIs on Task Performance and User Experience. In Proceedings of the 2nd Conference on Conversational User Interfaces (CUI '20), July 22–24, 2020, Bilbao, Spain. ACM, New York, NY, USA, 9 pages. https://doi.org/10.1145/3405755.340611
