aim at extracting the concentration profiles of the pure components and their spectra from mixed spectroscopic data. MCR methods require that the measured spectral data comply with the bilinear Lambert-Beer [...] determine the number of chemical species which is followed by the recovery of the pure component profiles. MCR methods can be applied to (time-)series of UV-vis, IR or Raman spectra and others as, in the case [...] on the electric potential. For this purpose, we develop improved mathematical methods and numerical algorithms based on our previous work and apply the developed methods in the project areas of the RTG

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Youse. The goal of the project is the development of a communication and services platform for the caregivers of people with dementia. The sub-project at the University of Rostock is conducted in the CoMSA²t [...] CoMSA²t research group and addresses the semi-automatic development of an ontology, which contains the domain knowledge needed for a chatbot to provide the relevant for the user responses and information. Short [...] on and Services Platform for the Caregivers of People with Dementia is a project funded by BMBF. The project started in January 2020 and will continue for three years. The project consortium consists of

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distributed embedded Systems. About the Devices Profile for Web Services The WS4D toolkits available on this site comply to the Devices Profile for Web Services (DPWS). The toolkit based on gSOAP is targeted [...] technology to the application domains of industrial automation, home entertainment, automotive systems and telecommunication systems. WS4D advances results of the ITEA project SIRENA and is managed by the University [...] compliant devices with the C programming language. The toolkit based on J2ME is also targeted for small and resource-constrained devices to implement DPWS compliant devices in Java. The third toolkit is based

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where the device key is held in runtime compute memory. After verifying the password with the Exchange server, the Microsoft 365 or Office 365-based architecture uses the device key to encrypt the password [...] password, and the encrypted password is then stored in the service. The device key, meanwhile, is wiped from memory and never stored in the Microsoft 365 or Office 365-based architecture (the key is only stored [...] e status . The region in which this data is synchronized into depends on the IP address in use by the mobile device at the time synchronization is set up. … Data synchronization between the Exchange o

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precisely timed activity depends on sensory feedback from the visual system and proprioceptive mechanosensory cells. The flight motor system, including the mechanosensory feedback loop, is usually considered [...] temporal set-point for AP initiation, graded potentials from the visual system may shift AP timing within the stroke cycle. Our results suggest that the computational power of single motoneurons is sufficient [...] al modelling A major challenge in neuroscience is to understand how the computational properties of single neurons contribute to the properties of neural circuits and, ultimately, behaviour. Since decades

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device applications. Additionally, the workshop will explore the latest advancements in the field, including novel synthesis techniques, characterization methods, and the integration of 2D nanomaterials into [...] together to synergistically address the challenges in the application of nanomaterials for optoelectronics. With the advent of large-language models, cloud computing, and the exponential growth in data transmission [...] goal of the seminar is to unite the top-down with the bottom-up nanofabrication community to jointly develop nanotechnological solutions for a faster and more energy- efficient device physics of the future

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evaluation of the underlying mechanisms will be carried out under controlled conditions in the laboratory with representative species abundant in the Arctic Kongsfjorden and the Antarctic Potter Cove. The mechanisms [...] involved in the degradation of chrysolaminaran and lipids). In addition, the capability to recover after re-irradiation by measuring growth and photosynthesis, and the effect of temperature on the dark survival [...] related to the different cold water history of both regions and hence to a different degree of adaptation to extreme low temperatures in the respective taxa. If environmental changes such as the observed

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an on-chip network which affords the communication among the resources whereas the network consists of routers and physical links. An example of a simple topology with the mentioned components is shown in [...] Research Group Figure 1: Example of a 3x3 NOC Welcome to the website of the NOC Research Group @ IMD as a platform to present our ongoing research in the challenging field of Networks-On-Chip (NOC). NOCs have [...] s for each resource. Furthermore, encapsulation eases the exchange and reuse of resources as well as the integration of intellectual property. The independent resources are connected (through a determined

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