Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows
Urban areas worldwide are undergoing rapid population expansions, which drive not only economic growth but also lead to higher housing costs. In this paper, we propose a novel estimation approach to estimate the impact of population growth on housing costs using Australian city-level panel data.
Study of optimization for material processing parameters by means of probabilistic methodology for multi‑objective optimization
Selection and use of proper processing parameters are quite important for material machining.
In the present paper, the probabilistic methodology is employed to perform the designs of materials processing for improving quality and cost saving at the same time.
How many species are in your house?
Most ecologists are oblivious to the shockingly high biodiversity in front of their eyes every day. Our new paper explores the astonishing biodiversity in an urban Australian home - a house of a thousand species.
Quadrivalent self-amplifying mRNA vaccines generate protective antibody and cell-mediated immunity to influenza
Self-amplifying mRNA is a promising platform for vaccine development, highlighted by our group's recent publication in npj Vaccines showing that a quadrivalent bicistronic sa-mRNA vaccine can generate protective immunity to both HA and NA from 4 influenza strains when formulated in a single vaccine.
Wake slow waves in focal human epilepsy impact network activity and cognition
During sleep, slow waves carry a restorative function in normalizing neuronal excitability. Here, using intracranial recordings from patients with focal epilepsy, we provide evidence of a beneficial impact of wake slow waves against excitability associated with epileptiform discharges.
Red wine's secret code
Predicting origin and vintage from wine's chemical composition