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Cette page présente les publications du Centre Borelli déposées sur le serveur HAL.

Affichage des publications 301 à 310 sur 1555 au total

Environmental Sciences

Progress and trends in liquid hydrogen release

Liquid hydrogen (LH2) is a promising method for large-scale, long-distance storage and transportation of green energy. However, LH2 leaks pose significant safety risks, such as fire and explosion, due to the rapid formation of gaseous hydrogen…

Yanwei Liang, Ming He, Yongfeng Qu, Nan Peng, Jean-Michel Ghidaglia, Liqiang Liu

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy -

Life Sciences

Two-timepoint assays of neural responses increase the sensitivity and specificity of single-cell whole-brain activity screens

Current approaches for surveying whole brains for neurons activated during a particular state typically rely on immediate early gene (IEG) expression. However, IEG expression is variable across subjects and brain areas, demanding large sample sizes…

Alejandro Ramirez, Lydia Rogerson, Evan Kyzar, Chloé Berland, Erica Rodriguez, Juan Guerrero, Luke Hammond, Anthony Ferrante, C. Daniel Salzman

Neuroscience

Vision toolkit part 1. Neurophysiological foundations and experimental paradigms in eye-tracking research: a review

Eye-tracking research offers valuable insights into human gaze behavior by examining the neurophysiological mechanisms that govern eye movements and their dynamic interactions with external stimuli. This review explores the foundational principles…

Quentin Laborde, Axel Roques, Matthieu Robert, Allan Armougum, Nicolas Vayatis, Ioannis Bargiotas, Laurent Oudre, Pierre-Paul Vidal

Frontiers in Physiology -

Neuroscience

Continuous Assessment of Mental Workload During Complex Human–Machine Interaction: Inferring Cognitive State from Signals External to the Operator

The use of complex human–machine interfaces (HMIs) has grown rapidly over the last few decades in both industrial and personal contexts. Now more than ever, the study of mental workload (MWL) in HMI operators appears essential: when mental demand…

Axel Roques, Dimitri Keriven Serpollet, Alice Nicolaï, Stéphane Buffat, Yannick James, Nicolas Vayatis, Ioannis Bargiotas, Pierre-Paul Vidal

Sensors -

Statistics Theory

Graph-based machine learning for detection tasks on complex systems

Recent technological advances have increased our capacity to monitor many aspects of daily life or natural phenomena by collecting and analyzing data in real-time coming from multiple data sources. For example, public transportation systems monitor…

Alejandro David de la Concha Duarte