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  • Reaction Impurity Prediction using a Data Mining Approach 

    Arun, Adarsh; Guo, Zhen; Sung, Simon; Lapkin, Alexei A. (2023-03-27)
    Automated prediction of reaction impurities is useful in early‐stage reaction development, synthesis planning and optimization. Existing reaction predictors are catered towards main product prediction, and are often ...
  • MOVEMENT 4. BREATH SIGH TEMPEST: On the Temporal Dimensions of Re‐arrangements 

    The Re‐Arrangements Collective; Cante, Fabien; Hussain, Ajmal; Makori, Timo; Mohamed, Surer Qassim; Osbourne, Alana; Pilo', Francesca et al. (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2023-03-27)
    The fourth movement explores the temporal relationship between arrangements and re‐arrangements, addressing the question of how an obdurate and ‘sticky’ temporal order may give way to palpable re‐arrangement of the ways ...
  • MOVEMENT 3. NAVIGATING URBAN ARRANGEMENTS 

    The Re‐Arrangements Collective; Cante, Fabien; Hussain, Ajmal; Makori, Timo; Mohamed, Surer Qassim; Osbourne, Alana; Pilo', Francesca et al. (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2023-03-27)
    The third movement explores how (re)arrangements are made and re‐worked as people navigate fractured, ever‐shifting landscapes of urban opportunity, conflict and uncertainty. Drawing on fieldwork in Paris, Mogadishu and ...
  • Individual variation in the avian gut microbiota: The influence of host state and environmental heterogeneity 

    Somers, Shane E.; Davidson, Gabrielle L.; Johnson, Crystal N.; Reichert, Michael S.; Crane, Jodie M. S.; Ross, R. Paul; Stanton, Catherine et al. (2023-03-27)
    The gut microbiota have important consequences for host biological processes and there is some evidence that they also affect fitness. However, the complex, interactive nature of ecological factors that influence the gut ...

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