Studies on Optical Materials Derived from Marine DNA

Molecular docking and druggability studies of terpenoid-derived metabolites from marine sponges as IL-17A inhibitors

In this study, physicochemical properties of 49 compounds extracted from anti-inflammatory sponge species with the aim of ADMET test and Lipinski rule of five have been determined. Fourteen compounds, which showed best results, were subjected to molecular docking studies with IL-17. Among these compounds, Four compounds with low binding energy were obtained. These compounds, namely, frondosins ...

Gamma Radiation Studies on Optical Materials

Results for the effects of on materials for a new laser-driven accelerator are presented. Various optical and laser materials are compared. While Si and fused c-SiO appear ideal for sub-bandgap laser wavelengths, other interesting candidates include certain fluorides and compound semiconductors.

Fluid-structure interaction studies on marine propeller

Composite propellers offer high damping characteristics and corrosion resistance when compared with metal propellers. But the design of a hybrid composite propeller with the same strength of metal propeller is the critical task. For this purpose, the present paper focusses on fluid-structure interaction analysis of hybrid composite propeller with Carbon/Epoxy, R-Glass/Epoxy and S2-Glass/Epoxy t...

Short Communication: Chromosome studies on the marine shrimp Penaeus (Fenneropenaeus) merguiensis from the Persian Gulf

Optical Studies of Materials for Spectral Design

Optical material properties have been studied in a wide wavelength range. The aim is future use of spectral design for camouflage. The main characterization techniques used in this work are Reflection Spectroscopy, Scatterometry (BRDF) and Mueller Matrix Ellipsometry. Six camouflage evaluation criteria based on reflection, emissivity, polarization, gloss, dynamic coloring and broad band propert...