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A two degree-of-freedom linear vibration energy harvester for tram applications by Perez, M., Chesné, S., Jean-Mistral, C., Billon, K., Augez, R., Clerc, C.

“…•A description of the vibratory environment of the tram.•Especially the power spectral density measured on the bogie.•The analysis and optimization of a two…”
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Nonlinear vibration of a sliding-mode-controlled structure: Simulation and experiment by Mesny, L., Baguet, S., Chesné, S.

“…In this paper, the combination of a nonlinear system and a robust sliding-mode controller with sliding integral surface is studied. This controller is composed…”
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Experimental validation of a new hybrid self-supplied crankshaft torsional vibrations damper by Paillot, G., Besnier, E., Chesné, S., Rémond, D.

“…•A demonstrator for a novel concept of rotative hybrid damper has been assembled.•A test rig able to recreate controllable non-stationary rotations has been…”
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Innovative Hybrid Mass Damper for Dual-Loop Controller by Chesné, S., Inquieté, G, Cranga, P., Legrand, F., Petitjean, B.

“…•Innovative transducer for a specific control law.•The work contains numerical and experimental parts.•Academic setup for the understanding of various physical…”
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Robust hybrid mass damper by Collette, C., Chesné, S.

“…In this paper, the design of a hybrid mass damper (HMD) is proposed for the reduction of the resonant vibration amplitude of a multiple degree-of-freedom…”
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Vibration isolation and damping using a piezoelectric flextensional suspension with a negative capacitance shunt by Billon, K., Montcoudiol, N., Aubry, A., Pascual, R., Mosca, F., Jean, F., Pezerat, C., Bricault, C., Chesné, S.

“…•The main objective of this study is reduce vibration transmission.•A piezoelectric suspension using a mechanical amplifier is developped.•An equivalent…”
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Enhancement of elastic wave energy harvesting using adaptive piezo-lens by Yi, K., Collet, M., Chesne, S., Monteil, M.

“…•The piezo-lens can focus waves and the focal point is tunable.•The output power is improved when harvesting from the focused waves.•The harvesting system…”
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Damage reduction of on-board structures using piezoelectric components and active modal control—Application to a printed circuit board by Chomette, B., Chesné, S., Rémond, D., Gaudiller, L.

“…The reliability of Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) is critical for on-board electronic systems, particularly when subjected to severe stress conditions. This…”
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Identification of a time-varying mechanical system using the Akaike information criterion by Ruzek, M., Chesne, S., Remond, D.

“…This article deals with the use of Akaike information criterion in the case of an identification problem of a time varying mechanical system. We studied a…”
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Importance of thioredoxin in the proteolysis of an immunoglobulin G as antigen by lysosomal Cys‐proteases by Kerblat, I, Drouet, C, Chesne, S, Marche, P N

“…For disulphide‐bonded antigens, reduction has been postulated to be a prerequisite for proteolytic antigen processing, with subsequent production of major…”
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Modelling of soft generator combining electret and dielectric elastomer by Jean-Mistral, C., Porter, T., Vu-Cong, T., Chesne, S., Sylvestre, A.

“…Dielectric elastomer generators (DEGs) are a promising technology for soft applications involving fluid or human interactions thanks to their high energy…”
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Identification of a time-varying mechanical system using the Akaike information criterion by Ruzek, Michal, Chesne, S., Remond, D.

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An original differentiation tool for identification on continuous structures by Chochol, Catherine, Chesne, Simon, Remond, Didier

“…The present contribution is dedicated to the identification of mechanical parameters, especially distributed parameters for continuous structures. In the…”
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Interaction between complement subcomponent C1q and bacterial lipopolysaccharides by Zohair, A, Chesne, S, Wade, R H, Colomb, M G

“…The heptose-less mutant of Escherichia coli, D31m4, bound complement subcomponent C1q and its collagen-like fragments (C1qCLF) with Ka values of 1.4 x 10(8)…”
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An active control concept for the TALC space telescope by Collette, Christophe, Chesne, Simon, Correia, Sébastien, Durand, Gilles

“…The paper presents a simplified dynamical model of the TALC telescope. Even though the model is simple, it represents partially the system dynamics, which…”
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Antibody-independent interaction between the first component of human complement, C1, and the outer membrane of Escherichia coli D31 m4 by Aubert, B, Chesne, S, Arlaud, G J, Colomb, M G

“…The heptoseless mutant of Escherichia coli, E. coli D31 m4, binds C1q and C1 at 0 degrees C and at low ionic strength (I0.07). Under these conditions, the…”
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Experimental validation of fail-safe hybrid mass damper by Chesné, Simon, Collette, Christophe

“…A simple control law, dedicated to improving the performance and stability of hybrid mass dampers, is investigated. The resulting hybrid device is based on…”
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Kinetic studies with the use of proton-magnetic-resonance spectroscopy of the specific alpha-deuteration of amino acids by Escherichia coli aspartate aminotransferase by Gout, E, Chesne, S, Beguin, C G, Pelmont, J

“…Escherichia coli aspartate aminotransferase was exposed to aspartate or phenylalanine without oxo acid in buffered 2H2O. The alpha-hydrogen of the amino acids…”
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Structural features of the first component of human complement, C1, as revealed by surface iodination by Villiers, C L, Chesne, S, Lacroix, M B, Arlaud, G J, Colomb, M G

“…Lactoperoxidase-catalysed surface iodination and sucrose-gradient ultracentrifugation were used to investigate the structure of human complement component C1…”
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Purified proenzyme C1r. Some characteristics of its activation and subsequent proteolytic cleavage by Arlaud, G J, Villiers, C L, Chesne, S, Colomb, M G

“…1. Upon incubation for 1 h at 37 degrees C, proenzymic C1r was activated by a proteolytic cleavage comparable to that observed in vivo; after reduction and…”
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