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How to Link ORCID To Your PLOS Editorial Manager Profile
Hello and welcome to PLOS video shorts. This video will show you: How to register for an ORCID iD , how to link your ORCID to your PLOS Editorial Manager profile, and how to enable automatic updates to your ORCID profile through Crossref and other partner organizations. PLOS requires that all corresponding authors provide an ORCID iD at submission. We also recommend ORCID for everyone participating in the peer review process, including coauthors, reviewers, and Editorial Board members.
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Focusing systems for telescopes: how to choose the best solution among SESTO SENSO and ESATTO
Our ESATTO and SESTO SENSO are the best focusing systems. They share the same features but they have a different design. Which one to choose? Both have the USB-C type port for computer connection, the port to connect the optional ARCO rotator, the 12 volts power port, the port for the temperature probe, dimmable LEDs and Wi-Fi connectivity in order to control them from a smartphone or a tablet, but SESTO SENSO is a robotic focusing motor that we designed in order to easily connect to your telescope focuser and use it in order to properly focus your telescope.
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ADHEAR Hands-on - Connect to external systems. Change program and volume
ADHEAR can be connected to different external devices, such as FM systems, Telecoil receivers or smartphones. Appropriate cables can be ordered. Connect the cable to the external device and the audio processor. Take care that the dots on the cable and the bottom side of the audio processor align. When ADHEAR is connected to external systems, program 3 should be used. You can easily change between the programs by pressing the program button.
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ADHEAR Hands-on: Position your ADHEAR
ADHEAR is a revolutionary hearing device. It is an effortless and gentle solution to support people with hearing loss. The ADHEAR System is simple to apply. Using the positioning tool, you can easily find the correct position for the adhesive adapter. Place the adhesive adapter in the cavity of the positioning tool and remove the protective film. Make sure there is no hair at the application area. Place the tool so that it lightly touches the pinna.
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Rust or Go?
Hi! If you follow my GitHub account you might note that I’m interested in Rust. Once I was asked, but why not Go? Let’s clear it up. [Music playing] Rust has been Stack Overflow’s most loved language for four years in a row. That was a start point on my journey. I needed a programming language to master the fourth element of the Web, namely WebAssembly. So what is Rust, and why I chose it?
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Meet Horacio Cabral — Developing lifesaving nanomedicine
My name is Horacio Cabral. I’m an associate professor at the department of Bio-engineering at the University of Tokyo I’m from Argentina and I’ve been working here for more than 15 years I’ve been working in the field of nano-medicine which is the study of nano-scale materials We aim to develop new types of nano-medicines for the treatment of intractable diseases To prepare our nano medicines we develop new types of polymer and these polymers are synthesized in a very controlled manner… …so that we can get high quality materials that will be used to self-assemble Once we construct our nano medicines and we characterize them, we study the stability of the nano-medicines in different conditions We also study the activity of the nano-medicines for example to kill cancer cells or to reduce specific proteins in the disease cells One unique characteristic of our nano-medicine is that we can control the size.
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Layer List Widget
Layer List is the legend for your Map Studio session. Always visible in Layer List is polygons, lines, and points, and these can be turned on or off using the checkboxes. You can see, as you add landscapes and model outputs to Map Studio, these are added to Layer List. You can use the arrow to the left of the feature or the layer to display more information.
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Uno Platform Behind the Scenes
Today’s Visual Studio Toolbox, Jerome is going to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the Uno Platform. Welcome to Visual Studio Toolbox. I’m your host, Robert Green, and we’re in the cozy confines of Studio B today, and joining me is Jerome Laban. Hi, Jerome. >> Hi, Robert. >> Thanks for coming by. >> That’s a pleasure and it’s cozy for sure. >> Jerome is the CTO of the Uno Platform.
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Instamic Pro & Saramonic Blink 500 Tested at Nana Plaza Hooters!
Hey everyone! I’m still in Bangkok avoiding the winter chill in Shenzhen for a few weeks. Back in Shenzhen, I use Sony camcorders and the Rode Wireless Filmmaker kit. You can see this setup in the earlier video I did about what equipment I use. That’s all a little bulky for travel though. So I picked up the Saramonic Blink 500, a much smaller wireless microphone.
00:37 - I’m going to be testing how that works compared to a USB lavaliere mic connected to my phone, and the Instamic, a standalone audio recording device I’m wearing right now.
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Sword & Plough: Threading through generations
(♪ music ♪) Laughter Growing up we had such powerful and strong women role models in our life. They’ve shaped us into who we are today and taught us to dream big. Betsy and Emily have always had a creative streak. I think that goes back to my mom, Jenny. She could knit Argyle socks in a dark movie theatre. Who does that? Jenny! Growing up as a military family we’ve always been close.