environmental transfer hub.
The utility of the environmental transfer hub is demonstrated through the acquisition of previously unavailable mass spectral analysis of an intact organic molecule made possible via controlled cryogenic transfer into the atom probe using the hub.
In this study, we describe a multifunctional environmental transfer hub allowing controlled cryogenic or room-temperature transfer of specimens under atmospheric or vacuum pressure conditions between an atom probe and other instruments or reaction chambers.
In this article, we describe a novel system consisting of an environmental transfer hub station (ETH) compatible with a customized specimen shuttle device that allows the environmentally controlled transfer of specimens between a FIB/SEM and a local electrode atom probe (LEAP).
The obtained network obviously reveals some interesting dynamics of the microbial community, such as the domination of positive directed associations, the existence of environmental factors as hubs that are associated with many other factors, (e.g. nutrients such as NO2, PO4, SiO3 and oxygen), and the existence of some highly connected clusters formed by certain bacteria or eukaryote groups.
In the David Brower Center, a hub of environmental and social nonprofits, Gather shows its sustainable ethos in its very structure.
Today it is a hub of environmental education, with a nature center that introduces groups of city children to the concept of forests.
Larry Bloch, who built the Wetlands Preserve in TriBeCa into an influential rock club and a hub of environmental activism, died on Sunday at his home in Brattleboro, Vt.
Together these results indicate that random disruption strains were significantly more robust to environmental stress then were hub disruption strains.
Mr. Bates's platform — jobs trump the environment — is playing out across California's political landscape, even in the Bay Area, a hub for the environmental movement.
