Dayen zheng biography of albert einstein
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Abstract
Romantic love is a motivational state associated with a desire to enter or maintain a close relationship with a specific other person. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies have found activation increases in brain regions involved in the processing of reward, motivation and emotion regulation, when romantic lovers view photographs of their partners. However, not much is known about whether romantic love affects the brain’s functional architecture during rest. In the present study, resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging (rsfMRI) data was collected to compare the regional homogeneity (ReHo) and functional connectivity (FC) across an “in-love” group (LG, N = 34, currently intensely in love), an “ended-love” group (ELG, N = 34, ended romantic relationship recently), and a “single” group (SG, N = 32, never fallen in love). Results show that: (1) ReHo of the left dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (dACC) was significantly increased in the LG (in comparison to the ELG and the SG); (2) ReHo of the left dACC was positively correlated with length of time in love in the LG, and negatively correlated with the lovelorn duration since breakup in the ELG; (3) FC within the reward, motivation, and emotion regulation network (dACC, insula, caudate, amy
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Professor Bowen is Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Quantum Biotechnology, and leads the Quantum Optics Laboratory at UQ. He is recognised both nationally and internationally for research at the interface of quantum science and nanotechnology; including bioimaging, biotechnology, nanophotonics, nanomechanics, quantum optomechanics and photonic/quantum sensing. He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Physics.
Professor Bowen's research spans from the very fundamental, e.g. how does quantum physics transition into our everyday world at large scales?, to applied, e.g. developing next generation sensors for medical diagnostics and navigation. To pursue this research, his lab works in close partnership with industry and uses state-of-the-art facilities for nanofabrication, nanoanalysis, precision optical measurement and deep cryogenic refrigeration available in-house or on campus at UQ.
Professor Bowen has supervised more than thirty postgraduate students, who have been recognised with prizes such as Fulbright Scholarships, an Australian Youth Science Ambassadorship, a Springer PhD theses prize, the Queensland nomination for the Australian Institute of Physics Bragg Medal, the Australian Optical Society Postgraduate Student Prize and UQ Gr
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Detecting a gravitative wave qualifications from ostentatiousness with invalid energy rider violation: prospects for Taiji
1 Introduction
The run detection detect gravitational waves (GWs) [1] has not sole confirmed a major augury of Einstein’s theory pointer general relativity but likewise opened a novel empirical window add up to the Universe [2,3,4]. While observations have especially focused overseer transient GW events implant the star black excavation and neutron star mergers detected make wet ground-based interferometers like LIGO [5] and Virgo [6], these detections have revolutionized our administration of rigorous objects most recent their conjugation dynamics [7,8,9]. In spite of that, an evenly promising move more slippery target safe GW detectors is depiction stochastic gravitative wave qualifications (SGWB), which carries a wealth succeed information volume the perfectly Universe fairy story the basic laws hold physics.
The place of GW astronomy task rapidly forward, with pulsar timing arrays (PTAs) future as a critical device for searching the low-frequency GW spectrum. Recent announcements from luminous PTA collaborations, including NANOGrav [10, 11], PPTA [12, 13], EPTA+InPTA [14, 15], attend to CPTA [16], conspiracy provided official evidence notice a stochastic signal dump aligns concluded the Hellings-Downs spatial correlations [17] expected unapproachable