Dr Hudson de Araujo Couto, MG, Brazil Prof. Thomas J. Armstrong, University of Michigan, USA Prof. Gunnar Borg, Department of Psychology, Stockholm University, Sweden Dr Peter Buckle and Dr David A. Stubbs, Robens Institute, University of Surrey, UK Dr Alberto Colombi, PPG Industries, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA Dr Jan Dul, NIA-TNO, Hoofddorp, The Netherlands Dr Ruddy C. Facci, Curitiba, Brazi...

Dynamical solitons in individual and mutually synchronized spin-torque and spin-hall effect driven nano-oscillators Prof. Johan Åkerman University of Gothenburg, Göteborg, Sweden Nano-contact spin-torque nano-oscillators (STNOs) and spin Hall effect nano-oscillators (SHNOs) provide excellent playgrounds for the study of highly non-linear and nanoscopic spin wave modes and phenomena. While origi...

The general morbidity is being influenced to a great extent by air way diseases. Since their incidence and prevalence have been increasing, the identification of causal factors is of importance for preventive strategies. Primary irritative, gaseous (like sulfur dioxide (SOz)) as well as particulate pollutants (like TSP) can be regarded as causal constituents. Using the opportunity of changing l...

The idea is growing among educators that thinking skill needs to be given a direct attention. On one hand, critical thinking is supposed to broaden students’ thinking in all regards (Schafersman, 1991); and on the other hand learners’ attitudes towards the second language can affect both their performance in the class and their final accomplishment. To this end, the present study started with t...

Over the past few decades, numerous studies investigated vigor and productivity of fruit species depending on rootstock which they were grafted, but exact size-controlling mechanism itself has not been fully elucidated, nor rapid selection methods defined. Thus, this study aimed to assess root anatomical characteristics their influence overall ‘Summit’ cherry tree confirm effect establish an ef...