Vanaken, Gert-Jan Noens, Ilse Roeyers, Herbert van Esch, Lotte Warreyn, Petra Steyaert, Jean Hens, Kristien
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European child & adolescent psychiatry
Little ethical recommendations on returning children's individual research findings are available for researchers in behavioral sciences, especially when compared to genetic research. Anecdotic evidence suggests that since parents are often interested in their child's individual research findings, researchers tend to offer this information as a for...
Hsieh, Tsung-Yu; Pacheco, Matheus M; Liu, Yeou-Teh; Newell, Karl M;
There is a long-held view that discrete movements aimed to a target are composed of a sequence of movement units (sub-movements) that have different roles in motor control (e.g., initial impulse, error correction and movement termination) depending on the task constraints (e.g., spatial-temporal requirements). Here we report findings from the manip...
Afschrift, Maarten; 88756; De Groote, Friedl; 46458; Jonkers, Ilse; 15567;
Standing and walking balance control in humans relies on the transformation of sensory information to motor commands that drive muscles. Here, we evaluated whether sensorimotor transformations underlying walking balance control can be described by task-level center of mass kinematics feedback similar to standing balance control. We found that delay...
Nibourel, Pierre Leclercq, Colin Demourant, Fabrice Garnier, Eric Sipp, Denis
Transition to turbulence in a boundary layer at supersonic speeds leads to an increase in heat flux and skin friction, becoming a constraint for aircraft design. The present study deals with linear growth control of the second Mack mode in a 2D boundary layer at Ma ∞ = 4.5. Beyond its compressible component, the novelty of this study is twofold: to...
Iwasaki, Shimpei; Franssens, Samuel; 43016; Dewitte, Siegfried; 14038; Lange, Florian; 113883;
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Geen, Sam; Bieri, Rebekka; Rosdahl, Joakim; de Koter, Alex; 84886;
status: published
Lipp, AG Shorttle, O Sperling, EA Brocks, JJ Cole, DB Crockford, PW Del Mouro, L Dewing, K Dornbos, SQ Emmings, JF
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The composition of continental crust records the balance between construction by tectonics and destruction by physical and chemical erosion. Quantitative constraints on how igneous addition and chemical weathering have modified the continents’ bulk composition are essential for understanding the evolution of geodynamics and climate. Using novel dat...
Mosquera, Carlos Noels, Nele Ramirez, Tomas Caus, Marius Pastore, Adriano
A novel coding strategy is proposed for a broadcast setting with two transmitter (TX) antennas and two single-antenna receivers (RX). The strategy consists of using space-time block coding to send a common message (to be decoded by both RXs) across the two TX antennas, while each TX antenna also sends a private message to one of the RXs. The relati...
Riem, Robbe Raman, Johan Borgmans, Jonas Rombouts, Pieter
We present a compact, versatile Hall readout system with digital output, fully integrated in 180 nm technology. The core of the system is an instrumentation amplifier architecture that provides inherent anti-aliasing filtering, where the anti-aliasing characteristic is locked into a shape that maximally prevents aliasing to low frequencies. The eff...
Wittevrongel, Benjamin Khachatryan, Elvira Carrette, Evelien Boon, Paul Meurs, Alfred Van Roost, Dirk Van Hulle, Marc M
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Human brain mapping
The robust steady-state cortical activation elicited by flickering visual stimulation has been exploited by a wide range of scientific studies. As the fundamental neural response inherits the spectral properties of the gazed flickering, the paradigm has been used to chart cortical characteristics and their relation to pathologies. However, despite ...
