Background: Pain of mild to moderate grade is difficult to detect in laboratory mice because mice are prey animals that attempt to elude predators or man by hiding signs of weakness, injury or pain. In this study, we investigated the use of telemetry to identify indicators of mild-to-moderate postlaparotomy pain. Results: Adult mice were subjected to laparotomy, either combined with pain treatm...

This document presents my research accomplishments and objectives as of Spring 2002. The document references and lists most of my publications, so it also serves as an annotated list of publications. In addition, Section 8 discusses my teaching and describes a textbook that I have written. Most of my recent and current research focuses on discrete and computer-architecture-related issues in num...

The research work carried out within the OFT-project shall provide insights, methods, and prototypic software to support the design of hydraulic closed loop control systems. The paper in hand presents an overview of the research work, motivates the current objectives of the project, and provides useful background information. In particular we develop different views of the hydraulic design proc...

Abstract The current study examined why people take and delete photos with smartphone cameras, participants' recollective experiences saved deleted photos. Two mixed‐methods surveys asked undergraduates (Study 1) an international online sample 2) to review both recently taken from their smartphones' photo album or trash bin. Participants recollected the photographed events for types of rated qu...

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Background: There have been scattered reports indicating the possibility that applied magnetic fields can lower human blood viscosity, which has considered as encouraging for decreasing pressure a result of greater fluidity. Additional motivation comes from partial studies in animals showing some response vascular variables to fields. Recently developed FeNbB magnets enable topical application ...