More Attractive More Identified: Distinctiveness in Embedding Place Identity

Polymeric Gas Separation Membranes: What Makes them Industrially more Attractive?

Making Interactive Guides More Attractive

We investigate the different roads that should be taken to make 2D and 3D guides on webpages and in (augmented) virtual reality environments more attractive. Currently, most of the approaches have been done from a graphics point of view. Often research stops when we have to model how these graphically well-designed agents are going to do something useful and have to interact with the user or a ...

Briefly Glimpsed People are more Attractive

Assessments of attractiveness underlie selection and pursuit of potential mates. Previous research has shown that people are sometimes perceived to be more attractive with a brief glimpse, yet there is no explanation for why this effect might exist. Here, participants rated the attractiveness of males and females photographs, viewed in two conditions: once for 225 ms, and once without time cons...

A More Attractive and Interactive TV

The television is currently the most important mass media. On the other hand, the World Wide Web is showing as another important mass media which can easily provide interactivity. The combination of the Web and the television can make the classical TV more attractive as well as more interactive. First, we propose a scheme which offers Web pages related to a TV program as an added-value service....

Alternative affinity tools: more attractive than antibodies?

Antibodies are the most successful affinity tools used today, in both fundamental and applied research (diagnostics, purification and therapeutics). Nonetheless, antibodies do have their limitations, including high production costs and low stability. Alternative affinity tools based on nucleic acids (aptamers), polypeptides (engineered binding proteins) and inorganic matrices (molecular imprint...