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Amaro, Pedro, Sophie Schlesser, Mauro Guerra, Eric-Olivier Le Bigot, Jean-Michel Isac, Pascal Travers, Jose Paulo Santos, Csilla Szabo, Alexandre Gumberidze, and Paul Indelicato. "Absolute Measurement of the Relativistic Magnetic Dipole Transition Energy in Heliumlike Argon." Phys. Rev. Lett.. 109 (2012): 043005. AbstractWebsite

The 1s2s 3S1 ! 1s2 1S0 relativistic magnetic dipole transition in heliumlike argon, emitted by the plasma of an electron-cyclotron resonance ion source, has been measured using a double-flat crystal x-ray spectrometer. Such a spectrometer, used for the first time on a highly charged ion transition, provides absolute (reference-free) measurements in the x-ray domain. We find a transition energy of 3104.1605(77) eV (2.5 ppm accuracy). This value is the most accurate, reference-free measurement done for such a transition and is in good agreement with recent QED predictions.

Amaro, Pedro, Sophie Schlesser, Mauro Guerra, Eric-Olivier Le Bigot, Jean-Michel Isac, Pascal Travers, Jose Paulo Santos, Csilla Szabo, Alexandre Gumberidze, and Paul Indelicato. "Absolute Measurement of the Relativistic Magnetic Dipole Transition Energy in Heliumlike Argon." Physical Review Letters. 109 (2012): 043005. AbstractWebsite

The 1s2s 3S1 - 1s2 1S0 relativistic magnetic dipole transition in heliumlike argon, emitted by the plasma of an electron-cyclotron resonance ion source, has been measured using a double-flat crystal x-ray spectrometer. Such a spectrometer, used for the first time on a highly charged ion transition, provides absolute (reference-free) measurements in the x-ray domain. We find a transition energy of 3104.1605(77) eV (2.5 ppm accuracy). This value is the most accurate, reference-free measurement done for such a transition and is in good agreement with recent QED predictions.

Faria, Duarte M. V., Válter J. G. Lúcio, and A. Pinho Ramos. "Post-punching behaviour of flat slabs strengthened with a new technique using post-tensioning." Engineering Structures. 40 (2012): 383-397. AbstractWebsite

This work presents an experimental study concerning the post-punching behaviour of flat slabs strengthened with a new technique based on post-tensioning with anchorages by bonding using an epoxy adhesive. This strengthening technique proved efficient with respect to ultimate and serviceability states. Five slab specimens were tested in the post-punching range and it was found that the post-punching resistance was on average 78{%} of the punching resistance. This paper reports the development of strand forces and slab displacements from the beginning of the tests, including the bond stresses developed at several stages of the loading process. It was observed that top reinforcement bars were capable of transmitting post-punching loads to the prestressing strands. Taking this into account and based on the load bath envisaged from the column to the slab, expressions for the vertical load capacities corresponding to the parts of the load path are presented and compared with the experimental results, showing their ability to predict both ultimate loads and modes of failure. Compared with other strengthening techniques, the one proposed here not only upgrades ultimate and serviceability behaviour but also adds post-punching resistance, which is a great advantage in the event of progressive collapse, since it may avoid the collapse of an entire structure, thus reducing the risk of material and human losses.

Parreira, P., E. Torres, C. Nunes, Nunes C. de Carvalho, G. Lavareda, A. Amaral, and M. J. Brites. "Dye-sensitized 1D anatase TiO2 nanorods for tunable efficient photodetection in the visible range." SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B-CHEMICAL. 161 (2012): 901-907. Abstract

TiO2 films with enhanced photosensitivity were deposited on alkali free glass substrates without intentional substrate heating by pulsed DC magnetron reactive sputtering with an average thickness of about 2 mu m. Three dyes, commercial N719 and two new organic dyes were impregnated in order to control the optical spectral selectivity of such films. The type of dye used proved to dramatically influence the device's response to radiation pulses. The practical breakthrough is the use of different dyes according to the region of the electromagnetic spectrum one wants to detect. Devices with photocurrent 6 orders of magnitude higher than the dark current (from similar to 2 x 10(-12) to 2 x 10(-6) A for a 100 V bias) were fabricated with a spectral response within the visible range of the electromagnetic spectrum. In addition, this approach is likely to allow for the fabrication of hybrid photodetectors on cheap heat sensible flexible polymeric substrates. (C) 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Parreira, P., E. Torres, C. Nunes, C. Nunes de Carvalho, G. Lavareda, A. Amaral, and M. J. Brites. "Dye-sensitized 1D anatase TiO2 nanorods for tunable efficient photodetection in the visible range." SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B-CHEMICAL. 161 (2012): 901-907. Abstract

TiO2 films with enhanced photosensitivity were deposited on alkali free glass substrates without intentional substrate heating by pulsed DC magnetron reactive sputtering with an average thickness of about 2 mu m. Three dyes, commercial N719 and two new organic dyes were impregnated in order to control the optical spectral selectivity of such films. The type of dye used proved to dramatically influence the device's response to radiation pulses. The practical breakthrough is the use of different dyes according to the region of the electromagnetic spectrum one wants to detect. Devices with photocurrent 6 orders of magnitude higher than the dark current (from similar to 2 x 10(-12) to 2 x 10(-6) A for a 100 V bias) were fabricated with a spectral response within the visible range of the electromagnetic spectrum. In addition, this approach is likely to allow for the fabrication of hybrid photodetectors on cheap heat sensible flexible polymeric substrates. (C) 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

PIP, Soares, Ferreira IMM, Igreja RAGBN, Novo CMM, and Borges JPMR. "Application of hyperthermia for cancer treatment: recent patents review." Recent patents on anti-cancer drug discovery. 7 (2012): 64-73. Abstract
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JDS, Martins, Henriques CMR, Borges JPMR, Prata SGM, Almeida M, and Silva JAMC Biodegradable occlusive membranes for oral and periodontal surgery. Vol. 6. JOURNAL OF TISSUE ENGINEERING AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, 6., 2012. Abstract
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A, Zutshi, Grilo A, and Jardim-Goncalves R. "The Business Interoperability Quotient Measurement Model." COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRY. 63 (2012): 389-404. Abstract
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M., Krippahl, and Grilo A. "Compatibility between design and construction building information models." eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and Construction. 2012. 447-452. Abstract
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I, Cabral, Grilo A, and Cruz-Machado V. "A decision-making model for Lean, Agile, Resilient and Green supply chain management." INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRODUCTION RESEARCH. 50 (2012): 4830-4845. Abstract
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I, Cabral, Grilo A, and Cruz-Machado V. "A decision-making model for Lean, Agile, Resilient and Green supply chain management." INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRODUCTION RESEARCH. 50 (2012): 4830-4845. Abstract
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I., Cabral, and Grilo A. "Designing Interoperable Lean, Agile, Resilient And Green Industrial Ecosystems." International Dependency and Structure Modelling Conference. 2012. 263-267. Abstract
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PI, Soares, Dias SJ, Novo CM, Ferreira IM, Ferreira IM, and Borges JP. "Doxorubicin vs. Ladirubicin: Methods For Improving Osteosarcoma Treatment." Mini reviews in medicinal chemistry. 12 (2012): 1239-1249. Abstract
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AFR, Pimenta, Baptista AC, Carvalho T, Brogueira P, Lourenco NMT, Afonso CAM, Barreiros S, Vidinha P, and Borges JP. "Electrospinning of Ion Jelly fibers." MATERIALS LETTERS. 83 (2012): 161-164. Abstract
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PQ, Franco, Joao CFC, Silva JC, and Borges JP. "Electrospun hydroxyapatite fibers from a simple sol-gel system." MATERIALS LETTERS. 67 (2012): 233-236. Abstract
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P., Martins, and Grilo A. "Evaluation Model For the Sustainable Use of Information Technology." International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management. 2012. Abstract
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MB, Gawande, Velhinho A, Nogueira ID, Ghumman CAA, Teodoro OMND, and Branco PS. "A facile synthesis of cysteine-ferrite magnetic nanoparticles for application in multicomponent reactions-a sustainable protocol." RSC ADVANCES. 2 (2012): 6144-6149. Abstract
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P., Espadinha-Cruz, Grilo A., and Cruz-Machado V. "Fuzzy evaluation model to assess interoperability in LARG Supply Chains." International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery. 2012. 75-79. Abstract
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SR, Gomes, Rodrigues GM, Martins GG, Henriques CM, Borges JP, and Silva JC How fibroblasts respond to different biomaterials: comparative adhesion and proliferation studies. Vol. 6. JOURNAL OF TISSUE ENGINEERING AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, 6., 2012. Abstract
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P., Espadinha-Cruz, Cabral I., Grilo, A., and Cruz-Machado V. "Information model for LARGeSCM interoperable practices." International Conference on Information Technology Interfaces. 2012. 23-28. Abstract
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Bárbara, Grilo António Carlos. "Interoperability Body of Knowledge: the genesis for the Enterprise Interoperability Science." INTEROPERABILITY FOR ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS. 2012. 351-358. Abstract
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P., Vaz-Serra, Ribeiro F., and Grilo A. "Knowledge management system in a construction company: A case study." eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and Construction. 2012. 339-346. Abstract
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M., Cabrita, Cruz-Machado V., and Grilo A. "Linking knowledge management and intellectual capital: An evidence based on Portuguese banks study." International Conference on Innovation Management and Technology Research. 2012. 417-422. Abstract
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Mannion, PD, P. Upchurch, O. Mateus, RN Barnes, and MEH Jones. "New information on the anatomy and systematic position of Dinheirosaurus lourinhanensis (Sauropoda: Diplodocoidea) from the Late Jurassic of Portugal, with a review of European diplodocoids." Journal of Systematic Palaeontology. 10.3 (2012): 521-551. Abstractmannion_et_al_2012_new_information_on_the_anatomy_and_systematic_position_of_dinheirosaurus_lourinhanensis_sauropoda_-_diplodocoidea_from_the_late_jurassic_of_portugal_with_a_review_of_european_diplodocoids.pdf

Although diplodocoid sauropods from Africa and the Americas are well known, their European record remains largely neglected. Here we redescribe Dinheirosaurus lourinhanensis from the Late Jurassic of Portugal. The holotype comprises two posterior cervical vertebrae, the dorsal series and a caudal centrum. Redescription demonstrates its validity on the basis of three autapomorphies: (1) posteriorly restricted ventral keel on posterior cervical vertebrae; (2) three small subcircular fossae posterior to the lateral coel on posterior cervical neural spines; (3) accessory lamina linking the hyposphene with base of the posterior centrodiapophyseal lamina in middle-posterior dorsal vertebrae. Phylogenetic analysis places Dinheirosaurus as the sister taxon to Supersaurus, and this clade forms the sister taxon to other diplodocines. However, this position should be treated with caution as Dinheirosaurus displays several plesiomorphic features absent in other diplodocids (including unbifurcated presacral neural spines, and dorsolaterally projecting diapophyses on dorsal vertebrae) and only four additional steps are required to place Dinheirosaurus outside of Flagellicaudata. We identify Amazonsaurus as the basal-most rebbachisaurid and recover Zapalasaurus outside of the South American Limaysaurinae, suggesting the biogeographic history of rebbachisaurids is more complex than previously proposed. Review of the European diplodocoid record reveals evidence for the earliest known diplodocid, as well as additional diplodocid remains from the Late Jurassic of Spain. A Portuguese specimen, previously referred to Dinheirosaurus, displays strong similarities to Apatosaurus from the contemporaneous Morrison Formation of North America, indicating the presence of a second Late Jurassic Portuguese diplodocid taxon. Along with Dinheirosaurus, these Portuguese remains provide further evidence for a Late Jurassic palaeobiogeographic connection between Europe and North America. No dicraeosaurids are currently known from Europe, but rebbachisaurids are present in the Early Cretaceous, with weak evidence for the earliest known representative from the Late Jurassic of Spain; however, more complete material is required to recognize early members of this clade.