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Magnetoencephalopgraphy (MEG) is a non-invasive functional imaging modality for
mapping cerebral electromagnetic activity from measurements of the weak magnetic
field that it generates. It is well known that the MEG inverse problem, i.e. the problem of
identifying electric currents from the induced… |
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The role of comics in science communications has been subject of a number of recent papers.
While some debate on an accepted definition of what constitutes a science comics is still ongoing, the role of comics in science outreach is now universally recognized. [1] Here we present the Comics&… |
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MIPAS on ENVISAT performed almost continuous measurements of atmospheric composition for approximately 10 years, from June 2002 to April 2012. ESA processor, based on the algorithm ORM (Optimized Retrieval Model), originally designed for the Near Real Time analysis and developed by an European… |
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Drug releasing capsules and droplets are largely used in biomedical applications. Such vehicles consist of a drug-loaded core surrounded by a thin semi-permeable layer. Diffusion is by far the dominant mechanism in drug delivery, beside other physico-chemical factors, such as osmosis, drug… |
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An important process underlying meditation and its benefits involves the regulation of attention. Although the two main meditation categories - open-monitoring meditation (OMM) and focused-attention meditation (FAM) - are associated with different benefits and attentional processes, direct… |
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The phenomenologyand reported effects of meditation vary according to the technique practiced.While numerous studies have
explored the cerebral mechanisms involved inmeditation, little research provides direct comparisons between the
neuronalnetwork dynamics involved in different meditation… |
