Collider-based movement detection and control of wearable soft robots for visually augmenting dance performance.

The fusion of wearable soft robotic actuators and motion-tracking sensors can enhance dance performance, amplifying its visual language and communicative potential. However, the intricate and unpredictable nature of improvisational dance poses unique challenges for existing motion-tracking methods, underscoring the need for more adaptable solutions. Conventional methods such as optical tracking face limitations due to limb occlusion.

Signaling (in)tolerance: Social evaluation and metaethical relativism and objectivism.

Prior work has established that laypeople do not consistently treat moral questions as being objectively true or as merely true relative to different perspectives. Rather, these metaethical judgments vary dramatically across moral issues and in response to different social influences. We offer a potential explanation by examining how objectivists and relativists are evaluated in different contexts.

Analysis of emergency centre recidivism for interpersonal violence in a district-level hospital in Cape Town, South Africa.

Background: Interpersonal violence is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in low- and upper-middle-income countries. It is postulated that a significant portion of these patients have repeated presentations to an already overburdened healthcare system. Data describing the burden of interpersonal violence recidivism are poor.

Neuroprotective Actions of Hydrogen Sulfide-Releasing Compounds in Isolated Bovine Retinae.

We have evidence that hydrogen sulfide (HS)-releasing compounds can reduce intraocular pressure in normotensive and glaucomatous rabbits by increasing the aqueous humor (AH) outflow through the trabecular meshwork. Since HS has been reported to possess neuroprotective actions, the prevention of retinal ganglion cell loss is an important strategy in the pharmacotherapy of glaucoma. Consequently, the present study aimed to investigate the neuroprotective actions of HS-releasing compounds against hydrogen peroxide (HO)-induced oxidative stress in an isolated bovine retina.