Search Results - "Schröter, R."

Calmodulin-associated post-translational regulation of rat organic cation transporter 2 in the kidney is gender dependent by Wilde, S, Schlatter, E, Koepsell, H, Edemir, B, Reuter, S, Pavenstädt, H, Neugebauer, U, Schröter, R, Brast, S, Ciarimboli, G

“…In this work, regulation of organic cation transporter type 2 from rat (rOCT2) stably transfected in HEK293 cells was investigated by microfluorimetry with…”
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Controlling quantum dot emission by integration of semiconductor nanomembranes onto piezoelectric actuators by Rastelli, A., Ding, F., Plumhof, J. D., Kumar, S., Trotta, R., Deneke, Ch, Malachias, A., Atkinson, P., Zallo, E., Zander, T., Herklotz, A., Singh, R., Křápek, V., Schröter, J. R., Kiravittaya, S., Benyoucef, M., Hafenbrak, R., Jöns, K. D., Thurmer, D. J., Grimm, D., Bester, G., Dörr, K., Michler, P., Schmidt, O. G.

“…This paper reviews the recent advances obtained by integrating semiconductor epitaxial films with embedded self‐assembled quantum dots (QDs) on top of…”
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Nanomembrane Quantum-Light-Emitting Diodes Integrated onto Piezoelectric Actuators by Trotta, R., Atkinson, P., Plumhof, J. D., Zallo, E., Rezaev, R. O., Kumar, S., Baunack, S., Schröter, J. R., Rastelli, A., Schmidt, O. G.

“…We integrate resonant‐cavity light‐emitting diodes containing quantum dots onto substrates with giant piezoelectric response. Via strain, the energy of the…”
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Prevention of ankle sprains in basketball—a prospective, randomized, biomechanical investigation by Eils, E., Schröder, M., Schröter, R., Rosenbaum, D.

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Inflow boundary profile prescription for numerical simulation of nasal airflow by Taylor, D. J., Doorly, D. J., Schroter, R. C.

“…measurement. Almost all models to date fail to incorporate the geometry of the external nose, instead employing a truncated inflow. Typically, flow is…”
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Mechanics of airflow in the human nasal airways by Doorly, D.J, Taylor, D.J, Schroter, R.C

“…Abstract The mechanics of airflow in the human nasal airways is reviewed, drawing on the findings of experimental and computational model studies. Modelling…”
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Power loss mechanisms in pathological tracheas by Bates, A.J, Comerford, A, Cetto, R, Schroter, R.C, Tolley, N.S, Doorly, D.J

“…Abstract The effort required to inhale a breath of air is a critically important measure in assessing airway function. Although the contribution of the trachea…”
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Dynamics of airflow in a short inhalation by Bates, A. J., Doorly, D. J., Cetto, R., Calmet, H., Gambaruto, A. M., Tolley, N. S., Houzeaux, G., Schroter, R. C.

“…During a rapid inhalation, such as a sniff, the flow in the airways accelerates and decays quickly. The consequences for flow development and convective…”
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The Effects of Curvature and Constriction on Airflow and Energy Loss in Pathological Tracheas by Bates, A.J, Cetto, R, Doorly, D.J, Schroter, R.C, Tolley, N.S, Comerford, A

“…Highlights • Current tracheal surgical guidelines found to neglect important geometric measures • Constriction, curvature, glottal alignment and deviation all…”
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Computational modeling of flow and gas exchange in models of the human maxillary sinus by Hood, C. M, Schroter, R. C, Doorly, D. J, Blenke, E. J. S. M, Tolley, N. S

“…Department of 1 Bioengineering, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; Department of 2 Aeronautics, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;…”
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Realization and characterization of nano-scale FinFET devices by KRETZ, J, DREESKORNFELD, L, SCHRÖTER, R, LANDGRAF, E, HOFMANN, F, RÖSNER, W

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Realization and characterization of nano-scale FinFET devices by Kretz, J., Dreeskornfeld, L., Schröter, R., Landgraf, E., Hofmann, F., Rösner, W.

“…The double gate transistor is regarded as the ultimate device for future CMOS technologies because the excellent channel control suppresses leakage currents…”
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A model of non-uniform lung parenchyma distortion by Denny, E., Schroter, R.C.

“…A finite element model of mammalian lung parenchyma is used to study the effect of large non-uniform distortions on lung elastic behaviour. The non-uniform…”
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Nasal architecture: form and flow by Doorly, D.J, Taylor, D.J, Gambaruto, A.M, Schroter, R.C, Tolley, N

“…Current approaches to model nasal airflow are reviewed in this study, and new findings presented. These new results make use of improvements to computational…”
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Fabrication of ultra-thin-film SOI transistors using the recessed channel concept by Dreeskornfeld, L., Hartwich, J., Hofmann, F., Kretz, J., Landgraf, E., Luyken, R.J., Rösner, W., Schröter, R., Schulz, T., Specht, M., Städele, M., Weber, W., Risch, L.

“…In this article, ultra-thin-film SOI transistors fabricated by locally recessing the channel regions are presented. SOI MOSFETs with ultra-thin channels offer…”
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Experimental investigation of nasal airflow by Doorly, D, Taylor, D J, Franke, P, Schroter, R C

“…The airway geometry of the nasal cavity is manifestly complex, and the manner in which it controls the airflow to accomplish its various physiological…”
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Computational fluid dynamics benchmark dataset of airflow in tracheas by Bates, A.J., Comerford, A., Cetto, R., Doorly, D.J., Schroter, R.C., Tolley, N.S.

“…Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is fast becoming a useful tool to aid clinicians in pre-surgical planning through the ability to provide information that…”
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A model morphology of the pulmonary acinus by Leeming, A, Schroter, R

“…A variation of a mathematical model of the structure of a pulmonary ventilatory unit is used to generate its internal ductal tree and associated alveolar…”
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Viscoelastic behavior of a lung alveolar duct model by Denny, E, Schroter, R C

“…A study is conducted into the oscillatory behavior of a finite element model of an alveolar duct. Its load-bearing components consist of a network of elastin…”
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Recording of ECG signals on a portable MiniDisc recorder for time and frequency domain heart rate variability analysis by Norman, S.E., Eager, R.A., Waran, N.K., Jeffery, L., Schroter, R.C., Marlin, D.J.

“…Analysis of heart rate variability (HRV) is a non-invasive technique useful for investigating autonomic function in both humans and animals. It has been used…”
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