University of Nottingham

• Abstract

  Dilute-bismide compounds of the form III-Bi-V are a prospective class of 'highly mismatched' alloys (HMAs) in which a small fraction of the host atoms is replaced by a very different element, i.e. another group III or V atom. Bismides have been predicted to provide new fundamental material physics that could lead to significant enhancement in the perfor-mance of optoelectronic and photoni…

  BISMIDES semiconductor nanostructures and novel materials for mid infrared applications, AP.R

• Abstract

  G protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) are transmembrane proteins with essential roles in physiology and disease. They enable cells to respond to stimuli by ligands, such as peptides, neurotransmitters, lipids, hormones, carbohydrates, glycoproteins, ions, photons and odorants, and are the targets of many drugs used in the clinic. The signalling pathways and protein structures associated wit…

  Structure-function relationships of GALR2 signalling, AP.R

• Abstract

  We propose an alternative route to the conventional production of Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) type detectors used in nuclear and particle physics for radiation detection. Currently such detectors, as used at CERN for example, are produced by lithography and chemical etching. Such a method limits geometric variations of the devices and is relatively slow in the production of modified des…

  3D printing of micro-patterned gaseous detectors: a route for sensor adaptability and optimisation, AP.R

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• Reinhabiting the city: data raising/gathering of ergonomic performance of external spaces: walkability and urban environmental perception, BP.TT
• Re-habilitando a cidade: thermal comfort and behavioural assessment in urban spaces, BP.TT
• Reinhabiting the city: acustic comfort and performance assessment of urban noise, BP.TT