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Increasing the efficiency and efficacy of demolition through computerised 4D simulation
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to develop a novel tool to support decision making for enhanced demolition process efficiency and material waste sortability through computerised 4D motion workflow simulation....
Time-dependent performance of soil mix technology stabilized/solidified contaminated site soils.
Increasing the efficiency and efficacy of demolition through computerised 4D simulation
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to develop a novel tool to support decision making for enhanced demolition process efficiency and material waste sortability through computerised 4D motion workflow simulation....
What to Do about Plastics? Lessons from a Study of United Kingdom Plastics Flows.
Plastics are one of the most widely used materials on the planet, owing to their usefulness, durability, and relatively low cost. Yet, making, using, and disposing of plastics create important environmental impacts, most notably...
Criteria for Assessing Sustainability of Lignocellulosic Wastes
Extensive use of petrochemical plastic packaging leads to the greenhouse gas emission and contamination to soil and oceans, posing major threats to the ecosystem. The packaging needs, hence, are shifting to bioplastics with...
lignocellulose Waste Management Sustainability Assessment cellulose nanofibrils Biodegradable Packaging Feedstock Selection
Published by: Polymers
Dr. Harold C. Smith Fund of Ursinus College Official Prospectus, April 24, 2018
Johnathan Myers, Daan Slaats, Christian D'Ascenzo, Jonathan Guba, Parker Wolf, Sam Sjosten, Haley Sturla, Scott Deacle
Jan 01, 0001
This prospectus contains investment strategy and performance for the following stocks in the managed fund: Garmin Ltd., Masimo, Micron Technologies, SEI Investments, Waste Management and Stamps.com.
Ursinus College Harold C. Smith fund prospectus Garmin Masimo Micron Technologies SEI Investments Waste Management Stamps.com Business Finance and Financial Management Portfolio and Security Analysis
Published by: Ursinus College
Genomic survey of Clostridium difficile reservoirs in the East of England implicates environmental contamination of wastewater treatment plants by clinical lineages.
Danesh Moradigaravand, Theodore Gouliouris, Catherine Ludden, Sandra Reuter, Dorota Jamrozy, Beth Blane, Plamena Naydenova, Kim Judge, Sani H Aliyu, Nazreen F Hadjirin, Mark A Holmes, Estée Török, Nicholas M Brown, Julian Parkhill, Sharon Peacock
May 22, 2018
There is growing evidence that patients with Clostridiumdifficile-associated diarrhoea often acquire their infecting strain before hospital admission. Wastewater is known to be a potential source of surface water that is...
Clostridium difficile One Health genomic epidemiology wastewater treatment plants Bayes Theorem Clostridioides difficile Cross-Sectional Studies DNA Bacterial Diarrhea England Genome Bacterial Genomics Humans Multilocus Sequence Typing Retrospective Studies Sequence Analysis DNA Waste Management Wastewater