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Date:28/04/24

Publication type: Book

Title:

ICT in the early years

Author(s):

O'Hara,Mark (Author)

Responsibility Data:

Mark O'Hara

Publication Data:

London : Continuum, 2004

Physical Description:

ix , 102 p. ; 18 cm.

Series Data:

Classmates;

ISBN:

0-8264-6644-3

Subject Area:

Education

Subject Terms:

Educational technology Early childhood education Technology and children

Call Number:

371.33 OHA

Accession Number

83503

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Date:28/04/24

Publication type: Article

Title:

A Molecular Dynamics Study on Heat Transfer Characteristics Over the Interface of Self-Assembled Monolayer and Water Solvent

Author(s):

Kikugawa,Gota (Author) Ohara,Taku (Author) Kawaguchi,Tohru (Author)

Source Journal Info.

Title:Journal of Heat Transfer

Issue Number:2014/OCT V.136 N.10
Call No.:621.402205 JHT
Location: References & Periodical Hall - 2nd floor

Physical Description:

p 1-5

Subject Area:

Engineering

Subject Terms:

Heat -- Transmission

Accession Number

135829

Abstract
We performed molecular dynamics (MD) simulations of the interface which is comprised of self-assembled monolayer (SAM) and water solvent to investigate heat transfer characteristics. In particular, local thermal boundary conductance (TBC), which is an inverse of so-called Kapitza resistance, at the SAM–solvent interface was evaluated by using the nonequilibrium MD (NEMD) technique in which the one-dimensional thermal energy flux was imposed across the interface. By using two kinds of SAM terminal with hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties ... Abstract URL:http://heattransfer.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/article.aspx?articleID=1885206

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Date:28/04/24

Publication type: Article

Title:

Hidden Liquidity: Some New Light on Dark Trading

Author(s):

BLOOMFIELD,ROBERT (Author) O'HARA,MAUREEN (Author)

Source Journal Info.

Title:The Journal of Finance

Issue Number:2015/OCT V.70 N.5
Call No.:332.05 JFI
Location: References & Periodical Hall - 2nd floor

Physical Description:

p 2227-2274

Subject Area:

Economics

Subject Terms:

Economics

Accession Number

143373

Abstract
Using a laboratory market, we investigate how the ability to hide orders affects traders’ strategies and market outcomes in a limit order book environment. We find that order strategies are greatly affected by allowing hidden liquidity, with traders substituting nondisplayed for displayed shares and changing the aggressiveness of their trading. As traders adapt their behavior to the different opacity regimes, however, most aggregate market outcomes (such as liquidity and informational efficiency) are not affected as much. We also find that opacity appears to increase the profits of informed traders but only when their private information is very valuable. ... Abstract URL:http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jofi.12301/full

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Date:28/04/24

Publication type: Article

Title:

Short DNA Probes Developed for Sample Tracking and Quality Assurance in Gene Panel Testing

Author(s):

Fujiki,Ryoji (Author) Ikeda,Makoto (Author) Ohara,Osamu (Author)

Source Journal Info.

Title:The jouranal of molecular diagnostics

Issue Number:2019/NOV V.21 N.6
Call No.:616.0756 JMD
Location: References & Periodical Hall - 2nd floor

Physical Description:

p 1079–1094

Subject Area:

Medical sciences

Subject Terms:

Molecular diagnosis

Accession Number

179781

Abstract
Both multiplexing and target-enrichment technologies are key to reducing the cost of genetic testing using next-generation sequencing (NGS). Many diagnostic laboratories routinely handle thousands of targeted resequencing samples, leading to an increased risk of accidental sample mix-ups and cross contamination. Herein, we present a short DNA fragment that can be spiked into the original genomic DNA (gDNA) or whole blood sample and tracked through to the final targeted resequencing data. This DNA fragment comprises a 15-bp unique index sequence assembled with a 120-bp fixed sequence designed for recovery in a hybridization capture reaction. ... Abstract URL:https://jmd.amjpathol.org/article/S1525-1578(19)30357-5/abstract

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