Multimode dynamics of a monolithically integrated, tunable, bidirectional, gain switched optical comb source.

A three-sectioned, bidirectionally coupled, tunable, optical comb source is presented. The photonic integrated circuit (PIC) consists of a gain section, a slotted mirror section and a Fabry-Perot (FP) section. Optical frequency combs (OFCs) are produced by gain switching the FP section via a high power radio frequency (RF) signal.

Capturing the incidence of patient agitation amongst conscious sedation ERCPs and the impact on therapeutic outcomes.

Background: Completing advanced endoscopic procedures such as endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) under conscious sedation is challenging. International recommendations favor enhanced sedation (e.g.

Vector time series modelling of turbidity in Dublin Bay.

Turbidity is commonly monitored as an important water quality index. Human activities, such as dredging and dumping operations, can disrupt turbidity levels and should be monitored and analysed for possible effects. In this paper, we model the variations of turbidity in Dublin Bay over space and time to investigate the effects of dumping and dredging while controlling for the effect of wind speed as a common atmospheric effect.

Experiences of Spanish-Speaking Families with a Remote Neurodevelopmental Assessment.

U.S. Hispanic families with limited English proficiency experience barriers to autism diagnosis, such as lack of Spanish-speaking providers and assessments.

CASCADE: A Community-Engaged Action Model for Generating Rapid, Patient-Engaged Decisions in Clinical Research.

Background: Integrating patient and community input is essential to the relevance and impact of patient-focused research. However, specific techniques for generating patient and community-informed research decisions remain limited. Here, we describes a novel CASCADE method (Community-Engaged Approach for Scientific Collaborations and Decisions) that was developed and implemented to make actionable, patient-centered research decisions during a federally funded clinical trial.