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  1. qcscine/autocas: Release 2.3.0 

    Bensberg, Moritz; Mörchen, Maximilian; Stein, Christopher J.; et al. (2024)
    Changes:
    Software

  2. Success Factors for a Digital Twin of Subsurface Utilities - Experiences from the Comparison of Singapore and Zurich 

    Wieser, Andreas; Soon, Victor Khoo Hock; Lüthy, Hans Jürg (2024)
    Other Conference Item

  3. Local to global fracture behavior of 2D lattices 

    Lingua, Alessandra; Kammer, David S. (2024)
    Presentation

  4. Futile cycles: Emerging utility from apparent futility 

    Sharma A.K.; Khandelwal R.; Wolfrum C. (2024)
    Cell Metabolism
    Futile cycles are biological phenomena where two opposing biochemical reactions run simultaneously, resulting in a net energy loss without appreciable productivity. Such a state was presumed to be a biological aberration and thus deemed an energy-wasting “futile” cycle. However, multiple pieces of evidence suggest that biological utilities emerge from futile cycles. A few established functions of futile cycles are to control metabolic ...
    Review Article

  5. UNRAVELING THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN FGF AND NRF2 IN INFLAMMATORY SKIN DISEASES 

    Koch, Michael (2024)
    The skin is the largest and outermost organ in mammals and serves a large variety of functions, including temperature regulation, sense of mechanical stimuli, and most importantly formation of a protective barrier. It can be subdivided into the epidermis, in which keratinocytes are the primary cell type, the underlying dermis, and the lowest layer - the hypodermis. The skin can be affected by various diseases, which often cause a severe ...
    Doctoral Thesis

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