Publications by authors named "A Solanki"

The devastating pandemic of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) began in Wuhan, China, and spread rapidly through most parts of the world in the second half of 2020. The air droplet spread of SARS-CoV-2 is of great global health concern as it is potentially fatal. Various drugs and treatment modalities have been tried to date, but none have been found to be definitive.

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Background: Many public health topics in the subject of Community Medicine have a psycho sociocultural aspect to them, and these are taught by traditional methods like didactic lectures with little or no interaction of faculty and students. This limits the comprehensive understanding of the students regarding sensitive issues. There is a felt need to improve the knowledge and understanding of many of these competencies among students through available cinema movies addressing these concepts.

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  • Vesicovaginal reflux (VVR) is a functional disorder in females that can cause incontinence or be asymptomatic, often linked to high BMI and irregular voiding habits.
  • It may be confused with more serious conditions like fistulas or hydrocolpos, which require surgery, making accurate diagnosis essential.
  • Treatment mainly involves improving toileting practices and encouraging weight loss to manage symptoms.
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Inspired by brain-like spiking computational frameworks, neuromorphic computing-brain-inspired computing for machine intelligence promises to realize artificial intelligence (AI) while reducing the energy requirements of computing platforms. In this work, we show the potential of advanced learnings of butane-1,4-diammonium based low-dimensional Dion-Jacobson hybrid perovskite (BDAPbI) memristor devices in the realm of artificial synapses and neuromorphic computing. Memristors validate Hebbian learning rules with various spike-dependent plasticity within a 10 ± 2 ms time frame, reminiscent of the human brains under flat and bending conditions (∼5 mm radium).

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  • A novel, metal-free one-pot method using sodium borohydride (NaBH) and microwave heating was developed to synthesize lactones, particularly γ-valerolactone, achieving a high yield of 90%.
  • This process efficiently transforms methyl levulinate, succinic acid, and various aliphatic and aromatic ketoacids through a series of steps including reduction, proton exchange, cyclization, and dehydration.
  • The method is noteworthy for its potential in biomass conversion, offering an environmentally friendly approach to producing valuable chemicals.
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