Experimental and computational identification of essential parameters governing biocide distribution in soil.
Kiefer, Nadine; Klein, Judith; Rohr, M; Noll, Matthias; Burkhart, Michael; Klein, Michael ; Kiefer, Nadine (2025)
Kiefer, Nadine; Klein, Judith; Rohr, M; Noll, Matthias; Burkhart, Michael...
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 2025 (32), 2425-2440.
DOI: 10.1093/etojnl/vgaf156
SAM. Staging abstract Matter.
Weinmann, Natalie (2025)
Open Access
Liv Strömquist denkt über sich nach
Weinmann, Natalie (2025)
Open Access
Was ist schön?
Heinrich, Michael (2025)
Vortrag und Diskussion, Coburger Design-Forum Oberfranken: Coburger Design-Tage 2025.
outdoor report – Entwurfsstrategien für eine nachhaltige Zukunft
Weinmann, Natalie; Ritz, Franziska (2025)
Open Access
Implementing Education for Sustainable Development Collaboratively - A Case Study
Schadt, Christian; Esslinger, Adelheid Susanne (2025)
Qualität in der Wissenschaft (QiW) 19 (1), 11-17.
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Universities should be role models in promoting sustainability by educating students and giving all universitymembers opportunities for information and networking, at best including the university’s external partners.This paper illustrates the setting-up of a one-week long event at the University of Applied Sciences Coburg aspart of the German-wide ‘Public Climate School’ campaign with various (extra)curricular events. The eventsimplemented were based on principles of Education for Sustainable Development and Sustainable Entrepre-neurship Education. The aim was to involve as many internal stakeholders as possible (teaching staff, students,non-academic staff) as well as partners from the university’s local environment. From the experiences and thefeedback of those involved, we found that internal communication, engagement of students as well as infor-mal events to exchange ideas and get to know local players are critical to success. We derive practical implica-tions for universities when planning and implementing the programs. Universities should be role models in promoting sustainability by educating students and giving all university members opportunities for information and networking, at best including the university’s external partners. This paper illustrates the setting-up of a one-week long event at the University of Applied Sciences Coburg as part of the German-wide ‘Public Climate School’ campaign with various (extra)curricular events. The events implemented were based on principles of Education for Sustainable Development and Sustainable Entrepreneurship Education. The aim was to involve as many internal stakeholders as possible (teaching staff, students, non-academic staff) as well as partners from the university’s local environment. From the experiences and the feedback of those involved, we found that internal communication, engagement of students as well as informal events to exchange ideas and get to know local players are critical to success. We derive practical implications for universities when planning and implementing the programs.
Wärmepumpen mit Parallelverdichtern – Wie sich das Stromnetz effektiv entlasten lässt
Floß, Alexander; Schüfer, Jonas; Schaub, Michael (2025)
ENERGIEWIRTSCHAFTLICHE TAGESFRAGEN 75 (7-8), 63-67.
Cardiological rehabilitation, prehabilitation, and cardiovascular prevention in adults with congenital heart defects: tasks and services of the German Pension Insurance-part 1: preventive cardiology and prehabilitation
Barth, J; Dewald, O; Ewert, Peter; Freiberger, Annika; Freilinger, Sebastian; Gampert, T; Harig, F; Hörer, J; Holdenrieder, S.; Huntgeburth, Michael; Kaemmerer-Suleiman, A; Kohls, Niko; Nagdyman, Nicole; Neidenbach, R,; Schmiedeberg, W; Suleiman, M; Von Scheidt, Fabian; Koch, D; Wagener, W; Mentzner, D; Kaemmerer, Harald; Mellert, F (2025)
Barth, J; Dewald, O; Ewert, Peter; Freiberger, Annika; Freilinger, Sebastian...
Cardiovasc Diagn Ther 15 (3), 684-695.
DOI: 10.21037/cdt-2024-691
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Cardiological rehabilitation, prehabilitation, and cardiovascular prevention in adults with congenital heart defects: tasks and services of the German Pension Insurance-part 2: cardiological rehabilitation
Barth, J; Dewald, O; Ewert, Peter; Freiberger, Annika; Freilinger, Sebastian; Gampert, T; Harig, F; Hörer, J; Holdenrieder, S.; Huntgeburth, Michael; Kaemmerer-Suleiman, A; Kohls, Niko; Nagdyman, Nicole; Neidenbach, R,; Schmiedeberg, W; Suleiman, M; Von Scheidt, Fabian; Koch, D; Wagener, W; Mentzner, D; Mellert, F; Kaemmerer, Harald (2025)
Barth, J; Dewald, O; Ewert, Peter; Freiberger, Annika; Freilinger, Sebastian...
Cardiovasc Diagn Ther 15 (3), 696-704.
DOI: 10.21037/cdt-2024-692
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Architekturpsychologie im geförderten Wohnungsbau
Koppen, Gemma; Dürr, Susanne; Vollmer, Tanja C. (2025)
Vortrag und Seminar am Institut Fortbildung Bau gGmbH (IFBau) der Architektenkammer Baden-Württemberg (AKBW).
Abfall der Vorlauftemperatur in Wärmepumpen-Systemen
Floß, Alexander; Schaub, Michael (2025)
TGA-Kongress, 21.-22.05.2025 in Berlin.
Einfluss der Heizlast-Berechnungsmethodik auf die Dimensionierung und Effizienz von Luft/Wasser-Wärmepumpen
Schaub, Michael; Floß, Alexander (2025)
TGA-Kongress, 21.-22.05.2025 in Berlin.
Trading on Sentiment: Leveraging Generative Artificial Intelligence for Financial Market Predictions
Stübinger, Johannes ; Metz, Fabio ; Knoll, Julian (2025)
AHFE Conference 2025 182.
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Parallel Dense-Geometry-Format Topology Decompression
Meyer, Quirin (2025)
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Parallel Dense-Geometry-Format Topology Decompression
Meyer, Quirin ; Barczak, Joshua; Reitter, Sander; Benthin, Carsten (2025)
DOI: 10.2312/egs.20251050
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Klinische Sozialarbeit als Akteurin im Kontext gesellschaftlicher Transformation
Wunderer, Eva; Röh, Dieter; Mayer, Marion; Kröger, Christine; Hahn, Gernot; Große, Lisa; Giertz, Karsten; Gebrande, Julia; Gahleitner, Silke Birgitta (2025)
Wunderer, Eva; Röh, Dieter; Mayer, Marion; Kröger, Christine; Hahn, Gernot; Große, Lisa...
Soziale Arbeit als Akteurin im Kontext gesellschaftlicher Transformation. Wissensbestände und Erkenntnisse aus Profession und Disziplin, Barbara Budrich, Opladen, 119-130.
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Phased-Array basiertes Structural Health Monitoring zur Delaminationserkennung bei Mehrschichtsystemen
Backer, Alexander; Drese, Klaus Stefan (2025)
tm - Technisches Messen.
DOI: 10.1515/teme-2024-0111
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Zusammenfassung
Geführte Akustische Wellen (GAW) haben sich im Themengebiet des Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) etabliert. Neben ihren Vorteilen bei der Überwachung von Objekten und Detektion von Fehlstellen, gibt es jedoch auch einige Herausforderungen. Zu diesen zählt die dispersive Natur der häufig eingesetzten Lambwellen. Dispersion führt zu Signalverzerrung und reduziert dadurch die räumliche Auflösung und erschwert die Erkennung von schwach reflektierenden Fehlstellen. In diesem Beitrag wird der Einsatz eines Phased-Array-Systems zur Delaminationserkennung bei einem Mehrschichtsystem demonstriert, bei dem dispersive Lambwellen zum Einsatz kommen. Durch das Kompensieren der Dispersionseffekte kann die Sign Coherence Factor (SCF) Erweiterung des Total Focusing Method (TFM) Algorithmus eingesetzt und so auch schwach reflektierende Fehlstellen erkannt werden. Des Weiteren wird auf das Entstehen von Modenüberlagerungen bei Mehrschichtsystemen eingegangen, die bei der Auswahl der Arbeitsfrequenz und Sendesignallänge des Phased-Array-Systems berücksichtigt werden müssen.
AbstractGuided Acoustic Waves (GAW) are well established in the field of Structural Health Monitoring (SHM). However, in addition to their advantages in monitoring objects and detecting defects, there are also several challenges. These include the dispersive nature of the commonly used Lamb waves. Dispersion leads to signal distortion that reduces spatial resolution and makes it difficult to detect weakly reflecting defects. This paper demonstrates the use of a phased array system for delamination detection in a multilayer system using dispersive Lamb waves. By compensating for the dispersion effects, the Sign Coherence Factor (SCF) extension of the Total Focusing Method (TFM) algorithm can be used to detect even weakly reflective defects. Furthermore, the occurrence of mode superposition in multilayer systems is discussed, which must be taken into account when selecting the operating frequency and transmit signal length of the phased array system.
Exploring the Role of Negative Expectations and Emotions in Primary Dysmenorrhea: Insights from a Case-Control Study
Thomann, Verena; Gomaa, Nadya; Stang, Marina; Funke, Susanne A.; Meißner, Karin (2025)
BMC Women's Health (25), 241.
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Traditional Chinese medicine for post-COVID: A retrospective cohort study
Kraft, Jana; Hardy, Anne; Baustädter, Verena; Bögel-Witt, Martina; Krassnig, Katharina; Ziegler, Birgit; Waibl, Paula; Meißner, Karin (2025)
Kraft, Jana; Hardy, Anne; Baustädter, Verena; Bögel-Witt, Martina; Krassnig, Katharina...
Medicine 104 (18), e42275.
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Post-COVID syndrome affects at least 10% of individuals recovering from COVID-19. Currently, there is no causal treatment. This retrospective cohort study aimed to evaluate the potential of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in treating post-COVID symptoms. TCM physicians in Germany and Austria completed online questionnaires to retrospectively record symptoms, treatment approaches, and outcomes for patients diagnosed with post-COVID. Nine physicians collected data from 79 patients (65% female, 47 ± 16 SD). The most common TCM treatments for post-COVID were acupuncture (n = 66; 85%), Chinese pharmacological therapy (n = 61; 77%), and Chinese dietary counseling (n = 32; 41%). After an average of 7 ± 4 TCM consultations, physicians rated global symptom improvement as 62% ± 29%. Significant alleviation from the start of TCM treatment was observed in major symptoms, such as fatigue (P < .001), impaired physical performance (P < .001), and exertional dyspnea (P < .001). TCM treatment was associated with significant improvements in post-COVID symptoms, warranting further evaluation through randomized controlled studies.
Second AI4AI Learning 2024 Workshop, Würzburg
Schmid, Ute; Leidner, Jochen L.; Wolter, Diedrich; Kohlhase, Michael (2025)
Proceedings of the Second Work shop on Artificial Intelligence for Artificial Intelligence Education 45.
DOI: 10.20378/irb-107661
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