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High-Speed Accelerometry of Atomizing Sprays using the FRAME concept

Capturing fast transient spray phenomena, such as droplet breakup and secondary atomization, requires both high temporal and spatial resolution over extended durations, which is difficult to achieve with existing imaging methods. Burst imaging on one hand offers ultra-high frame rates but for short windows in time, while conventional high-speed cameras extend duration but are currently unable to t

A metaheuristic approach for mission assignment and task offloading in Open RAN-enabled intelligent transport systems

We explore mission assignment and task offloading in Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN)-enabled intelligent transportation systems (ITS), where autonomous vehicles utilize mobile edge computing for efficient processing. Existing studies often overlook mission dependencies and offloading costs, leading to suboptimal decisions. To address this, we formulate a novel optimization problem that integr

Roundtable on Arrival of Normative Power in Planetary Politics and the Planetary Organic Crisis

The roundtable brings together four authors, and a former journal editor, from the recent JCMS 20th Anniversary Symposium and forthcoming Cooperation and Conflict Anniversary Special Issue to discuss: What does the Arrival of planetary politics tell us about the European Union and normative power in the planetary organic crisis?Ian Manners provides a reflection and prospective intervention on the

Tracking neural dynamics of the relational eye-movement effect during memory retrieval

Eye movements do more than gather visual input – they actively contribute to the formation and retrieval of relational memories by linking information across space and time. During retrieval, gaze patterns often reflect memory reactivation well before an explicit response is made, a phenomenon known as the relational eye-movement effect. While this effect appears closely associated with hippocampa

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This paper presents a decentralized strategy for a team of N robotic manipulators cooperatively grasping and manipulating an object. A two-step strategy has been designed. In the first step, each robot runs N − 1 consensus-based estimators to estimates the wrenches applied to the object by its teammates even when direct all-to-all communication is unavailable. In the second step, each manipulator