Smart technologies

Recent advances in biological and chemical sciences have led to the development of various Smart technologies to ensure more effective dmg delivery and targeting of dmgs to specific sites within the body. Such approaches include the use of ... 

Generally, reactive extraction processes represent efficient (and smart) technologies for the separation and concentration of ionic or molecular species in solution and are frequently used in both research and industry [16, 18, 19]. The industrial adaptation of the two-step extraction scheme discussed above leads to a closed extraction circuit of the type shown in Fig. 4.3. 

J Redston, Smart technology for innovative infrastructure . Reinforced Plastics 1997 41(7) 32-34. 

The versatile synthetic procedures for the preparation of a wide variety of DHBCs, as well as their intriguing solution properties have promoted and suggested the utilization of such polymers in several demanding and smart technological applications. Some of them are discussed in the following seetions. 

Mason currently holds the position of Reader in Smart Technologies within the School of Built Environment at LJMU, after holding a Senior lecture post prior to this since 2010. He has continued research in healthcare and defense, in addition to new areas such as water quality monitoring. Since becoming more involved in Built Environment issues, he has also developed an interest in Structural Health Monitoring and is currently working closely with the UK Defense Science and Technology Laboratories in this held. 

Venna, R. (2011) Self Healing Composite Materials The Smart Technology for Future Aerospace, ISBN-13 978-3-844-30942-3, LAP LAMBERT Academic PubUshing. 

Consider the textiles within a healthcare environment in terms of the total surface area, not in terms of different product types and there is an immediate realisation of the potential for textiles in this eontext if the interface of the surface and the user is fully exploited, especially when combined with smart technologies. 

Tang SLP, Styhos GK. An overview of smart technologies for clothing design and engineering. Int J Cloth Sci Technol 2006 18(2) 108—28. 

Bullough, W.A. Smart Fluid Machines. Chapter 9 of Smart Technologies, World Scientific (2003), pp. 193-218... 

Smart technology for textiles and clothing - introduction and overview 3... 

The challenges lie before us, as the research and development of smart technology and its adoption by industries depend upon successful multidisciplinary teamwork, where the boundary of traditional disciplines becomes blurred and cross-fertilization occurs at a rate much higher than that seen previously. Some of the research areas can be grouped as follows ... 

Loughlan, I, S.P. Thompson and H. Smith (2002), Buckling control using embedded shape memory actuators and the utilisation of smart technology in future aerospace platforms. Composite Structures, 58(3) pp. 319-347. 

Further, the absence thus far of more advanced enviromnentally-friendly building practices is striking in the context of the emphasis on green buildings, LED certification, and smart technology currently used in Europe, North America, and even China. While there may be some positive shift seen in the return of a land-price gradient which forces more intensive use of urban land, Russia is also... 

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