Determining sensor geometry and gain in a wearable MEG system

Autor: Hill, Ryan M., Rivero, Gonzalo Reina, Tyler, Ashley J., Schofield, Holly, Doyle, Cody, Osborne, James, Bobela, David, Rier, Lukas, Gibson, Joseph, Tanner, Zoe, Boto, Elena, Bowtell, Richard, Brookes, Matthew J., Shah, Vishal, Holmes, Niall

Optically pumped magnetometers (OPMs) are compact and lightweight sensors that can measure magnetic fields generated by current flow in neuronal assemblies in the brain. Such sensors enable construction of magnetoencephalography (MEG) instrumentation

Externí odkaz: http://arxiv.org/abs/2410.08718

Interplay between electronic and lattice superstructures in La$_{2-x}$Ca$_{x}$CuO$_{4}$

Autor: Hameed, S., Liu, Y., Rabinovich, K. S., Kim, G., Wochner, P., Christiani, G., Logvenov, G., Higuchi, K., Brookes, N. B., Weschke, E., Yakhou-Harris, F., Boris, A. V., Keimer, B., Minola, M.

Complex oxides are well known to develop oxygen ordering patterns with well defined periodicities, but their interplay with electronic correlations remains largely unexplored. Here, we report resonant and non-resonant x-ray diffraction data indicatin

Externí odkaz: http://arxiv.org/abs/2408.06774

Vector tomography for reconstructing electric fields with non-zero divergence in bounded domains

Autor: Koulouri, Alexandra, Brookes, Mike, Rimpilainen, Ville

In vector tomography (VT), the aim is to reconstruct an unknown multi-dimensional vector field using line integral data. In the case of a 2-dimensional VT, two types of line integral data are usually required. These data correspond to integration of

Externí odkaz: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.17918

The Wetting of H$_2$O by CO$_2$

Autor: Brookes, Samuel G. H., Kapil, Venkat, Schran, Christoph, Michaelides, Angelos

Biphasic interfaces are complex but fascinating regimes that display a number of properties distinct from those of the bulk. The CO$_2$-H$_2$O interface, in particular, has been the subject of a number of studies on account of its importance for the

Externí odkaz: http://arxiv.org/abs/2406.15230

Psychological distress and trauma in doctors providing frontline care during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom and Ireland: a prospective longitudinal survey cohort study

Autor: Daniel Horner, Jo Daniels, Charles Reynard, James Foley, Blair Graham, Mark David Lyttle, M Anderson, J Browning, M Clark, S Foster, S Hartshorn, M Jacobs, S Messahel, N Mullen, J Brown, Michael Barrett, S Subramaniam, S Williams, A Ahmed, E Williams, S Hall, Edward Carlton, C Bi, M Khan, R Hannah, S Taylor, L Dunlop, J Gumley, K Knight, C Williams, J Turner, B Taylor, R Mills, M Lim, J Evans, C O’Connell, Tom Roberts, A Rai, P Singh, M Williams, S Graham, Etimbuk Umana, R Taylor, S Rahman, J Wright, J Lynch, S Lewis, P Fitzpatrick, J Ng, V Talwar, N Ali, G Pells, P Ellis, J Bailey, John Cronin, J Morgan, K Samuel, A Ali, M Patel, R Evans, S Morgan, A Hill, S Rao, S Currie, C Thomas, K Thomas, William Hulme, Katie Samuel, Robert Hirst, H Cooper, L McKechnie, S Pradhan, A Brookes, W Niven, L Kane, C Rimmer, K Kaur, R Stewart, T Hussan, P Cuthbert, M Alex, F Barham, R Macfarlane, M Jee Poh Hock, C Ward, C Weegenaar, O Williams, S Manou, MH Elwan, C Nunn, C Reynard, L How, D McConnell, J Muller, H Malik, K Challen, C Magee, S Pintus, S Langston, C Szekeres, L Kehler, C Leech, Y Moulds, A Mackay, R Wright, A Saunders, S Naeem, N Cherian, C Boulind, L Brown, E Grocholski, A Tabner, M Colmar, D Raffo, L Somerset, C Holmes, L Armstrong, S Collins, J Lowe, J Ritchie, F Wood, M Mohammad, S Wilson, R O'Sullivan, R Ellis, M MacKenzie, B Johnson, R Das, L Robinson, P Turton, L Robertson, A Robertson, J Hunt, João Vinagre, H Millar, R Freeman, A Corfield, R McQuillan, A Hormis, L Mackenzie, S Sharma Hajela, J Phizacklea, J Maney, K Malik, D Metcalfe, N Mathai, S Timmis, A Sattout, R Newport, E Fadden, D Bawden, B O'Hare, C Roe, D Bewick, F Taylor, L Barnicott, A Charlton, L McCrae, C Munday, E Godden, A Turner, R Sainsbury, A Lawrence-Ball, R House, S Patil, I Skene, M Winstanley, N Tambe, D Mawhinney, M Elkanzi, T Perry, W Kan, M Cheema, A Clarey, R Greenhalgh, A Gulati, S Marimuthu, K Webster, A Howson, R Doonan, B Shrestha, L Stanley, A Trimble, E Colley, J Lockwood, T Mohamed, H Jarman, S Ramraj, V Worsnop, N Masood, R McLatchie, A Peasley, S Bongale, U Bait, S Nagendran, A Hay, F Mendes, H Raybould, T Baron, C Ponmani, M Depante, R Sneep, Z Al-Janabi, A Rainey, N Marriage, B Mallon, J McLaren, S Hart, M Elsheikh, L Cocker, S Keers, K L Vincent, D Craver, N Sarja, N Moultrie, M Viegas, S Purvis, E Wooffinden, C Davies, S Foreman, A Da-Costa, C Ngua, S Duckitt, N Hoskins, J Fryer, T Hine, F Ihsan, L Frost, H Abdullah, K Bader, K Gray, M Manoharan, R Muswell, P Amiri, M Bonsano, S Shrivastava, F Raza, E Christmas, M Riyat, L O'Rourke, H Knott, K Adeboye, M Ramazany, K Iftikhar, N Abela, R Darke, D Maasdorp, H Murphy, H Edmundson, c Orjioke, L Harwood, D Worley, K Lines, W Collier, J Everson, D Ranasinghe, N Maleki, A Stafford, S Gokani, M Charalambos, A Olajide, H Ahmad, K Holzman, A Patton, S Gilmartin, S Uí Bhroin, S Kukaswadia, C Prendergast, C Dalla Vecchia, M Grummell, I Grossi, B MacManus, A Boyle, A Waite, J Vinagre, D George, C Battle, J Anandarajah, I Hancock, D Manthalapo, Ramesh Babu, FM Burton, I Musliam, Veettil Asif, M JeePoh Hock

Publikováno v: BMJ Open, Vol 11, Iss 7 (2021)

Objectives The psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on doctors is a significant concern. Due to the emergence of multiple pandemic waves, longitudinal data on the impact of COVID-19 are vital to ensure an adequate psychological care response

Externí odkaz: https://doaj.org/article/8bb128d7ad9a43de9f2244ace53ef9c0