Chemically induced vesiculation as a platform for studying TMEM16F activity

Nanogels as a Chemically Controllable Platform for Targeted Drug Delivery

Graphene oxide as a chemically tunable platform for optical applications.

Chemically derived graphene oxide (GO) is an atomically thin sheet of graphite that has traditionally served as a precursor for graphene, but is increasingly attracting chemists for its own characteristics. It is covalently decorated with oxygen-containing functional groups - either on the basal plane or at the edges - so that it contains a mixture of sp(2)- and sp(3)-hybridized carbon atoms. I...

Ultrasonic bioreactor as a platform for studying cellular response.

The need for tissue-engineered constructs as replacement tissue continues to grow as the average age of the world's population increases. However, additional research is required before the efficient production of laboratory-created tissue can be realized. The multitude of parameters that affect cell growth and proliferation is particularly daunting considering that optimized conditions are lik...

Virtual Space as a Platform for Student Research Practices

Online learning is becoming an increasingly popular request. Many universities are moving fully or partially to this form of study. In the article, the authors considered what is virtual space, what are its criteria, as well as applicability for teaching students and passing research practices. Based on an analysis of existing virtual spaces (platforms), an experiment was conducted. The study s...

AIsHockey—A Platform for Studying Synthetic Players

We introduce a computer game platform, AIsHockey, which is based on the real-world game of ice hockey. The platform allows us to implement and study autonomous, realtime synthetic players (i.e., computer-controlled actors in a game). By applying the Model-View-Controller architectural pattern we define the role of a synthetic player and recognize its responsibilities and interfaces in the softw...