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Common denominator of education process is educating innovative and equipped professionals who are able to answer the demands of the age and present new aspects.

The paper presents new aspects of anisotropic elastoplastic analyses of shells at finite strains.

In 2014, Skagens Museum, which frequently presents new aspects of the work of the Skagen Painters, concentrated its efforts on "Laurits Tuxen colour, countryside and crown", presenting many works held in private collections illustrating the artist's involvement in establishing Kunstnernes Studieskole (The Artists School of Studyy) in Copenhagen as well as his work as a court painter.

We present its new aspects, describe its working steps in detail and also test this new method by means of a case study on Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP), which is a renewable technology that is widely applied in the building sector in China.

In the preface Campanella traces the course of his intellectual development and presents the "new" aspects of his own thought.

In summary, the results presented assign new aspects to DMSO as epigenetic active drug.

Expressions for equivalent refractive index and the equivalent Abbe number of the homogeneous equivalent lens are also presented and new aspects of the chromatic aberration change due to aging are discussed.

The other results are the quantitative form of Voronovskaya type results which present a new aspect to the pointwise approximation behavior of corresponding operators that we can use to investigate; the rate of pointwise convergence and an upper bound for the error of this pointwise approximation are presented simultaneously.

Here we present a new aspect of the decoy effect hypothesis that could have led to the selection of "exuviae keeping" within aphid colonies as a protection against parasitoids.

The present work provides new aspects for the research of foaming in the course of anaerobic digestion in biogas production by showing the abundance of effects that may play a role in the formation and stabilization of foam.

Our present studies revealed new aspects of interactions between the important American vector A. aquasalis and its natural parasite P. vivax.