A probe for the measurement of high surface temperatures. [Technical report AFFDL-TR-65-121.

"This report was prepared by Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc., Buffalo, New York under USAF Contract no. AF-33(615)-1485."

A technical report on sensitivity analysis for the calorimetric probe.

At head of title: Dept. of the Air Force, Office of Aerospace Research, Aeronautical Research Laboratory, Thermomechanics Branch. Contract AF 33(657)-9962.

Technical Report on the reduced graphene oxide biosynthesis protocol for biological applications

The interest of scientific community on carbon-based smart materials is growing and, especially focus on graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (rGO). An increasing number of bio-applications such as biological applications as bacterial inhibition, drug delivery and photothermal therapy aims the use of GO and rGO. For this reason, the methods used for the synthesis of graphene materials are more important because same of those procedures imply chemical reactions that involve hazardous and toxic reagents. In fact, the biocompatibility and toxicological activity of graphene-related materials is related to the methodologies employed for the synthesis that determine the carbon/oxygen (C/O) ratio of graphene oxide species. In this technical report, we focused on the synthesis of GO by means of that lead to a biocompatible GO form with a lower oxygen content. Thus, the synthesis of rAsGFP-rGO with the green fluorescent protein allowed us to obtain a biocompatible materials, without using hazardous and toxic reagents. This biocompatibility is the most important prerogative for the use of GO in biological activity assays as reported in several publications.

Engraulis encrasicolus (Linnaeus, 1758): technical report about extraction and recognition of the digestive tract contents in early stages of the life cycle

The study of ichthyio-plankton stages and its relations with the environment and other organisms is therefore crucial for a correct use of fishery resources. In this context, the extraction and the analysis of the content of the digestive tract, is a key method for the identification of the diet in early larval stages, the determination of the resources they rely on and possibly a comparison with the diet of other species. Additionally this approach could be useful in determination on occurrence of species competition. This technique is preceded by the analysis of morphometric data (Blackith & Reyment, 1971; Marcus, 1990), that is the acquisition of quantitative variables measured from the morphology of the object of study. They are linear distances, count, angles and ratios. The subsequent application of multivariate statistical methods, aims to quantify the changes in morphological measures between and within groups, relating them to the type and size of prey and evaluate if some changes appear in food choices along the larvae growth.

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An investigation of migration and possible stock structuring by the stout whiting, Sillago robusta, in southern Queensland waters, and its impact on managing the fishery. Final Report on the Pilot Program

A highly polymorphic genetic locus of Stout Whiting was examined for evidence of geographical subdivision amongst samples collected from three locales in southern Queensland waters. Statistical indicators of subdivision were not significantly different from zero, suggesting that it is unlikely that the Stout Whiting resource in southern Queensland is genetically subdivided into separate stocks. It is recommended that the full-scale genetic program not proceed and that the resource be managed as a single stock.