Unsupervised learning for deploying smart charging public infrastructure for electric vehicles in sprawling cities
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Marino, Carlos Antonio↗
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Support for utility-scale solar: Effects of information and heterogeneity among public officials, the general population, and landowners
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Chen, Jian (ORCID:0009000664433851)↗
Quantitative Risk Assessment of Salmonella in Ground Beef Products and the Resulting Impact of Risk Mitigation Strategies on Public Health
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Uncovering energy use patterns of public primary and secondary schools through district-wide benchmarking
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Khazaei, Armin (ORCID:0009000980310802)↗
Green infrastructure and public policies: An international review of green roofs and green walls incentives
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Liberalesso, Tiago↗
Public health and economic importance of Toxoplasma gondii infections in goats: The last decade
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Dubey, J. P.↗
Designing Participatory Technology Assessments: A Reflexive Method for Advancing the Public Role in Science Policy Decision-making
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Kaplan, Leah R. (ORCID:0000000297102315)↗
Evaluating for-profit public benefit corporations as an additional structure for antibiotic development and commercialization
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Outterson, Kevin (ORCID:0000000325133216)↗
Economic and public health importance of Toxoplasma gondii infections in sheep: 2009–2020
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Dubey, J. P.↗
Economic and public health importance of Toxoplasma gondii infections in sheep: the last decade
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Dubey, J. P.↗
Airborne Algae: A Rising Public Health Risk
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63 RADIATION, THERMAL, AND OTHER ENVIRON. POLLUTAN↗
INBOUND APPOINTEE PUBLICATION Importance of Substrate-Particle Repulsion for Protein-Templated Assembly of Metal Nanoparticles
We study the protein-directed assembly of colloidal gold nanoparticles on de novo designed protein nanofiber templates. Using sequential assembly on glass substrates, we attach of positively-charged gold nanoparticles to protein nanofibers engineered to have a high density of negatively-charged surface residues. Using a combination of electron and optical microscopy, we measure the density of particle attachment and characterize binding specificity. By varying nanoparticle size and pH of the solution, we explore the importance of charge-dependent particle-fiber and particle-substrate interactions. We find an inverse correlation between particle size and attachment density to the protein nanofibers, attributed to the balance between size-dependent electrostatic particle-fiber attraction and particle-substrate repulsion. We show pH-dependent particle attachment density and binding specificity in relation to the protonation fraction of each assembly layer. Finally, we employ hyperspectral scattering microscopy to draw conclusions about particle density and interparticle spacings of optically-observable particle assemblies.
Guye, Kathryn N.↗
Greetings from the ASMS Publications Committee
Here, we hope this editorial helps to inspire and provide you with an opportunity to help shape JASMS to suit the needs of each ASMS member. [Editorial at Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry]
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