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For ct scanning. and then this is a 3d print of the skull. and these pegs are to give the depth of your skin. your skin would go right up to the top of these pegs? yes. with almost no nabataean images to refer to, the team have had to infer what they might have worn from other artefacts such as these coins. so if you want to hold your hand out, you can have this in your hand. this is queen huldu, who was the wife of aratus iv. and if you can see her headdress. it's very clear. it's kind of straight down like that. and she has a beautiful aquiline profile. yes. moving on from queen huldu, we ha...

The recent interest in geothermal energy, nuclear waste management, and coal gasification has led to an in-depth examination of how granite rock behaves under subterranean reservoir conditions. Our research delves into the intricate microstructural and fluid dynamics of the Australian Harcourt granite. We emphasize its reactions to repeated temperature changes, cycling between 25 and 900 °C over 1–15 cooling episodes. To achieve this, we utilised X-ray computed tomography (CT) to visualize and reconstruct the heat-treated samples. Subsequently, we measured the porosity, identifying both tot...

Excited by the deciphering of the Herculaneum scrolls, archaeologists are eager to dig for more, but the local community isn’t having it.

Comprehending the temperature-dependent mechanical behaviour of reservoir rocks under cyclic heating and cooling conditions holds significant implications for various deep-earth engineering applications, namely deep geothermal energy recovery, deep nuclear waste disposal, and coal gasification. In this study, the thermo-mechanical behaviour of Australian Harcourt granite is examined through a cyclic heating and quenching process. A series of comprehensive experiments were conducted to analyse the stiffness of the material, across a range of temperatures (20 °C–900 °C) and quenching cycles ...

In this interview, Dr. MeiLan Han, a distinguished pulmonologist and Chief of the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care at the University of Michigan, shares her profound insights into Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).