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A function-driven characterization of printed conductors on PV cells

Dual-Cure Coatings: Spiroorthoesters as Volume-Controlling Additives in Thiol–Ene Reactions

Acoustic, electromagnetic, and neutron emissions as seismic precursors: The lunar periodicity of low-magnitude seismic swarms

Fracto-emission signals (Acoustic Emission AE, Electromagnetic Emission EME, and Neutron Emission NE), triggered by high-frequency pressure waves at the different scales, can be used as a promising tool for environmental protection against seismicity. So far, no reliable method has been developed...

PORTO @ IRIS Archivio Istituzionale della Ricerca

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A function-driven characterization of printed conductors on PV cells

Dual-Cure Coatings: Spiroorthoesters as Volume-Controlling Additives in Thiol–Ene Reactions

Acoustic, electromagnetic, and neutron emissions as seismic precursors: The lunar periodicity of low-magnitude seismic swarms

Nano-scale fracture phenomena and TeraHertz pressure waves as the fundamental reasons for geochemical evolution

Nanostructured carriers as innovative tools for cancer diagnosis and therapy

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A function-driven characterization of printed conductors on PV cells

Dual-Cure Coatings: Spiroorthoesters as Volume-Controlling Additives in Thiol–Ene Reactions

Acoustic, electromagnetic, and neutron emissions as seismic precursors: The lunar periodicity of low-magnitude seismic swarms

Nano-scale fracture phenomena and TeraHertz pressure waves as the fundamental reasons for geochemical evolution

Nanostructured carriers as innovative tools for cancer diagnosis and therapy

Novità

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Supporto IRIS

Open Access

Supporto alla valutazione

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