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(2021-11)We generalize the well known Run-and-Tumble dynamics to include inertial effects. In contrast to the usual overdamped Run-and-Tumble particle (RTP) in one spatial dimension which `runs' with a constant velocity until random ...
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(2021-11)We are witnessing unprecedented levels of human induced alteration of forest ecosystems. To devise conservation efforts for fragmented forests, it is imperative to identify the mechanisms by which ecological processes ...
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(2021-11)The magnetic quasi-particles called Skyrmions, discovered in the year 2009, are known to have many unique and intriguing properties that are predicted to be very useful in the field of spintronics. However, in order to ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2021-11)Hydra is a Cnidarian with the first polarized body axis in metazoans determined by the Wnt/β-catenin signalling pathway. It also possesses a remarkable ability to regenerate both from small tissue fragments and aggregates ...
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(Dept. of Physics, 2021-11)The probing time for sampling the internal dynamics of a molecular system should be comparable to the time-scale associated with the internal motion in a molecule, which ranges from femtoseconds (fs) to picoseconds (ps). ...
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(Dept. of Physics, 2021-11)Thermoelectric (TE) materials have attracted particular attention in the last decade because they act as a ‘green’ way of converting waste heat energy to electrical energy through the Seebeck effect. The efficiency of a ...
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(Dept. of Earth and Climate Science, 2021-11)The climate change impact on the water security of the glacierised catchments of High Mountain Asia can potentially be amplified by the shrinkage of snow and ice reserve. However, uncertainties in quantitative descriptions ...
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