In this paper we describe in detail the development of an Intelligent Information Access system used as the basis for producing and assessing a constructivist learning methodology with undergraduate students.
Composite filaments with differing harakeke, hemp fibre or recycled gypsum contents (0-50 wt%) in pre-consumer recycled polypropylene (PP) were produced and mechanically assessed.
To evaluate the neutrality of these loci, insertion/deletion mutants were produced, and to assess their functionality, a synthetic green fluorescent reporter module was introduced.
In the present study, a novel multi-stage subunit vaccine candidate from culture filtrate protein-10 (CFP-10) and heat shock protein X (HspX) of Mycobacterium tuberculosis fused to the Fc domain of mouse IgG2a as a selective delivery system for antigen-presenting cells (APCs) was produced and its immunogenicity assessed.
To confirm viability data at each step, identical plates were produced and cell viability assessed using the CellTiter-Glo reagent (Promega).
For two years, land use/cover maps were produced using GIS and assessed according to changes in landscape elements (LUCC) and boundaries (MC).
Composites reinforced with hornificated and untreated pulps with thermal curing or accelerated aging were produced and evaluated to assess their physical and mechanical behavior.
Finally, the designed part was produced and tested to assess the quality of the manufacturing process and the correspondence to the design requirements.
Studies were conducted to find efficient Indole acetic acid producing strains and assessing the effectiveness of combined dose of azolla (dried) and IAA producers on plant growth.
Samples without and with nanoparticles (2.5 resin wt.%) were produced, and their mechanical/physical properties assessed by flexural, compressive and Shore D hardness tests.
