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A Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) Waveguide Sensor that Mimics a Neuromast to Measure Fluid Flow Velocity by Wiesmayr, Bianca, Höglinger, Markus, Krieger, Michael, Lindner, Philip, Baumgartner, Werner, Stadler, Anna T

“…Accurate flow measurement is a ubiquitous task in fields such as industry, medical technology, or chemistry; it remains however challenging due to small…”
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Adaptation to life in aeolian sand: how the sandfish lizard, Scincus scincus, prevents sand particles from entering its lungs by Stadler, Anna T, Vihar, Boštjan, Günther, Mathias, Huemer, Michaela, Riedl, Martin, Shamiyeh, Stephanie, Mayrhofer, Bernhard, Böhme, Wolfgang, Baumgartner, Werner

“…The sandfish lizard, Scincus scincus (Squamata: Scincidae), spends nearly its whole life in aeolian sand and only comes to the surface for foraging, defecating…”
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Hydrothermal carbonization as an all-inclusive process for food-waste conversion by Tradler, Simon B., Mayr, Siegfried, Himmelsbach, Markus, Priewasser, Reinhold, Baumgartner, Werner, Stadler, Anna T.

“…Food waste is highly energetic biomass but its recycling and disposal process is costly and time-intensive, and the wet, inhomogeneous waste is unwelcome in…”
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Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) Waveguide Sensor Detecting Fluid Flow Velocity by Mimicking the Fish Lateral Line Organ by Bianca Wiesmayr, Michael Krieger, Werner Baumgartner, Anna T. Stadler

“…Accurate measurement of fluid flow velocities is challenging but essential in many disciplines. Inspiration of possible measurement methods can come from…”
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