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  1. Plant diversification is associated with habitat disruption in the transient Hengduan Mountains 

    Chang, Yaquan; Ding, Wenna; He, Junqing; et al. (2024)
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  2. Tectonic advection controls drainage divide asymmetry patterns in the Longmenshan, SE Tibet, China 

    Gelwick, Katrina; Wang, Yanyan; Metzger, Sabrina; et al. (2024)
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  3. Riverbed morphology and flow resistance: integrating UAV-based 3D mapping and flow modeling 

    Vlatkovic, Karla; Deal, Eric (2024)
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  4. Advances and challenges in the development of redox materials for thermochemical solar fuels production 

    Romero, Manuel; Gonzalez-Aguilar, José; Steinfeld, Aldo (2024)
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  5. The influence of silica on the formation of corrosion products in cementitious systems 

    Furcas, Fabio Enrico; Mundra, Shishir; Lothenbach, Barbara; et al. (2024)
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  6. Long-term floodplain changes due to climatic forcing 

    Agostini, Ludovico; Molnar, Peter (2024)
    Landscape features in river basins are closely linked to past and current climate. Channel morphology is one of those, and it responds to discharge and sediment transport variations with a characteristic temporal scale. The adaptation time depends on the spatial scale of the observed morphological structure; thus, a smaller floodplain will respond more rapidly to changes in the boundary conditions. The external forcings that control the ...
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  7. Incubation experiments reveal that microbial activity likely drives oxidation of petrogenic organic carbon in sedimentary rocks 

    Georgiadis, Eleanor; Bakker, Lena; Eglinton, Timothy Ian; et al. (2024)
    Goldschmidt 2024 Abstract
    In the geological carbon cycle, carbon can be stored in sedimentary rocks as petrogenic organic carbon (OCpetro) on timescales of millions of years, before re-emerging to the surface via orogenesis and erosion. The Earth sciences community has classically accepted that this refractory carbon is largely unaffected by weathering, and that it returns to sediments after erosion in a cycle operating as a “closed loop”.1 However, recent research ...
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  8. Temperature control of CO2 fluxes from fossil organic carbon oxidation in sedimentary rocks is mediated by microbial activity — insight from incubation experiments 

    Georgiadis, Eleanor; Bakker, Lena; Eglinton, Timothy Ian; et al. (2024)
    Geobiology Bayreuth 2024 Digital Booklet
    In the geological carbon cycle, carbon can be stored in sedimentary rocks as petrogenic organic carbon (OCpetro) on timescales of millions of years, before re-emerging to the surface via orogenesis and erosion. As the rock enters the critical zone of Earth’s surface, a suite of physical, chemical and biotic processes occur during oxidative weathering and can result in CO2 fluxes towards the atmosphere at a rate significant enough to ...
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  9. Closing the Gap or Giving (More) Power to the Powerful: How and When AI Empowers Employees 

    Uysal, Ertugrul; Fischer, Peter Mathias (2024)
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  10. Formation of a GNSS network in space based on geodetic satellite missions 

    Müller, Lukas; Rothacher, Markus; Soja, Benedikt; et al. (2024)
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  11. Shifting gears, shifting paradigms: Entrepreneurial considerations for construction robotic firms 

    Walzer, Alexander N.; Hall, Daniel (2024)
    Digitalisation of the Built Environment: 3rd 4TU-14UAS Research Day - extended abstracs
    In the rapidly evolving organisational fields of construction robotics and digital fabrication (DFAB), the pace of technological advancement contrasts with the slow rate of adoption within the industry. This discrepancy raises critical questions regarding the factors influencing the integration of these innovations into construction practices. In response, entering its concluding phase, this doctoral study reexamines the seminal frameworks ...
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  12. Electron Scattering Cross Sections of 1,1,1,2- Tetrafluoroethane (R134a) 

    Metting van Rijn, Marnik; Biagi, Stephen F.; Frank, Christian M. (2024)
    Publications of the Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade ~ Contributed Papers & Abstracts of Invited Lectures, Topical Invited Lectures, Progress Reports: 32nd SUMMER School and International Symposium on the Physics of Ionized Gases - SPIG 2024
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  13. Entrepreneurship for Digital Fabrication and Construction Robotics 

    Walzer, Alexander N. (2021)
    This research investigates the opportunities and challenges for new and existing firms in the construction industry when utilizing innovative technologies, such as 3D-printing and robotics. The investigation involves studies on emerging and existing business models and product development strategies, and assesses current market trends for construction. The research will start with extensive literature review and further be conducted using ...
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  14. Machine learning-based prediction of geodetic variables at the Geodetic Prediction Center of ETH Zurich 

    Soja, Benedikt; Crocetti, Laura; Gou, Junyang; et al. (2024)
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  15. Analyzing the effects of new forms of work on travel demand 

    Reiffer, Anna (2021)
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  16. Design of a stated-preference survey to analyze intermodal choice behavior of car sharing users 

    Reiffer, Anna; Kagerbauer, Martin; Hilgert, Tim; et al. (2019)
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  17. Microscopic Demand Modeling of Urban and Regional Commercial Transport, 

    Reiffer, Anna; Heilig, Michael; Kagerbauer, Martin; et al. (2018)
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  18. The Interplay of Bikesharing, Carsharing and Public Transport 

    Reiffer, Anna; Wörle, Tim; Vortisch, Peter (2022)
    This paper investigates relationships between carsharing, bikesharing and public transport. The analysis relies on three sources of data: dockless bikesharing booking data, free-floating carsharing booking data, and General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data. We propose that by comparing the trips conducted with shared mobility services such as carsharing and bikesharing to public transport service data represented by GTFS data, a ...
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  19. Diversity of rocky planet atmospheres in the H-C-O-N-S-Cl system with interior dissolution 

    Sossi, Paolo; Thompson, Maggie; Tian, Meng; et al. (2024)
    EGUsphere
    Given the host of existing and upcoming observations of rocky (exo)planet atmospheres, a quantitative understanding of the key factors that control the nature and composition of atmospheres around these diverse worlds is needed. The speciation of major atmosphere-forming components around molten rocky planets, both within and beyond the solar system, is dictated by their abundances, the equilibrium chemistry between gas species, and their ...
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  20. Parent material modulated effects of soil degradation on fertility and organic carbon of tropical cropland soils in Eastern Africa 

    Summerauer, Laura; Bamba, Fernando; Akoraebirungi, Bendicto; et al. (2024)
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    Deforestation for cropland expansion in the sloping landscapes along the East African Rift system causes severe soil erosion and thus the loss of fertile, organic rich topsoil. However, the varying effect of land degradation in the region on soils developed from different parent material - which may influence soil fertility and carbon stabilization - are still largely unknown. To examine these factors, we compared soil organic carbon (SOC) ...
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