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Hybrid Architectures for Intelligent Systems

CRC Press, 1992

The interaction between Fuzzy Set theory and Neural Network theory is multi-faceted and occurs at many different levels. The connection between these two concepts occurs both in the framework of real and artificial neural systems.

The brain is not just a collection of neurons grouped together at some part of the animal’s body,...

Force Microscopy: Applications in Biology and Medicine

John Wiley & Sons, 2006

A complete examination of the uses of the atomic force microscope in biology and medicine

This cutting-edge text, written by a team of leading experts, is the first detailed examination of the latest, most powerful scanning probe microscope, the atomic force microscope (AFM). Using the AFM, in combination with...

Micromachined Thin-Film Sensors for SOI-CMOS Co-Integration

Springer, 2006

Co-integration of sensors with their associated electronics on a single silicon chip may provide many significant benefits regarding performance, reliability, miniaturization and process simplicity without significantly increasing the total cost.

Micromachined Thin-Film Sensors for SOI-CMOS Co-integration covers the challenges...

Recent Advances in Gas Separation by Microporous Ceramic Membranes (Membrane Science and Technology)

Elsevier Limited, 2000

Hardbound. This book is dedicated to the rapidly growing field of microporous ceramic membranes with separating layers of pore diameter less than 2nm. The chapters of this book bring forward a wide range of issues, namely fundamentals of complex sorption and transport processes in micropore structures, highly innovative methods of preparation of...

Inorganic Membranes for Energy and Environmental Applications

Springer, 2008

Research interest in inorganic membrane materials and processes has significantly increased in recent years due to novel, potentially low-cost energy and fuel production applications. This book documents the recent progress in membrane science, especially in advanced materials and novel reaction and separation concepts. The book classifies...

Membrane Technology and Applications

John Wiley & Sons, 2004

My introduction to membranes was as a graduate student in 1963. At that time membrane permeation was a sub-study of materials science. What is now called membrane technology did not exist, nor did any large industrial applications of membranes. Since then, sales of membranes and membrane equipment have increased more than...

Enzybiotics: Antibiotic Enzymes as Drugs and Therapeutics

John Wiley & Sons, 2010

Presents the latest research and applications for a new, promising approach to fighting infectious diseases

Enzybiotics is a promising way of fighting bacterial or fungal infectious diseases by using viruses or viral-derived lysins. Drawing from the fields of medicinal chemistry, microbiology, genetics, and biochemistry, this book...

Immunopharmacology of Platelets (Handbook of Immunopharmacology)

Academic Press, 1995

Although anucleated, blood platelets are extraordinarily efficient cells and still the subject of fruitful investigations in haematology, in vascular physiology, in biochemistry, and more recently in immunology and in physiopathology where their metabolism has been implicated as a source of potential effector compounds. It...

Bioelectricity: A Quantitative Approach

Springer, 2007

The study of electrophysiology has progressed rapidly because of the precise, delicate, and ingenious experimental studies of many investigators. The field has also made great strides by unifying these experimental observations through mathematical descriptions based on electromagnetic field theory, electrochemistry, etc., which...

Nanobiotechnology of Biomimetic Membranes (Fundamental Biomedical Technologies)

Springer, 2006

This book describes the current state of research and development in biomimetic membranes for nanobiotechnology applications. It takes an international perspective on the issue of developing biotechnology applications from an understanding of the biomimetic membrane at the nanoscale. The success of these applications relies on a good...

The Biogenesis of Cellular Organelles (Molecular Biology Intelligence Unit)

Springer, 2004

The evolution of modern cell biology tools, such as confocal imaging
techniques and advanced electron microscopy methodologies, has allowed
for ever improving structural and functional characterizations of the cell.
Such methods complement classical genetics and biochemistry in the ongoing
effort to define cellular science. This...

Nuclear Import and Export in Plants and Animals

Springer, 2005

The nucleus is perhaps the most complex organelle of the cell. The wide range of functions of the cell nucleus and its molecular components include packaging and maintaining the integrity of the cellular genetic material, generating messages to the protein synthesis machinery of the cell, assembling ribosome precursors and delivering them to the...

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