Publications by authors named "S Ahmad Mirbagheri"

This study explores the impact of metallic shells by electroforming method on the mechanical behavior of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)-based lattice structures. First, the TPU lattice structures were printed by additive manufacturing technique. Then layers of Ni and Cu as a thin shell were dressed on the TPU lattice structures in the electroforming baths of Ni and Cu solutions.

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  • The study aimed to investigate the relationship between the laterality of migraines (left vs. right-sided headaches) and the pattern of white matter hyperintensities (WMHs) observed in brain MRIs of migraine patients.
  • It was found that patients with left-sided headaches had a greater overall burden of WMHs and other specific brain changes compared to those with right-sided headaches, even after accounting for factors like age and hypertension.
  • The research suggests a link between headache type and underlying brain changes, indicating that left-sided headache might be associated with more significant vascular issues in the brain.
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Constructed Wetlands (CW) have gained popularity over the last decades due to their cost-effectiveness, easy and simple operation and environmental compatibility in wastewater treatment. This ecological engineering technology appears particularly ideal for low-income regions. In this study, three widely used CW types (horizontal flow, vertical flow, and hybrid CW) were constructed and evaluated for their effectiveness in removing various pollution parameters (BOD, COD, TSS, NH-N, NO-N, and TP) from an industrial effluent.

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Recurrent neural networks can generate dynamics, but in sensory cortex it has been unclear if any dynamic processing is supported by the dense recurrent excitatory-excitatory network. Here we show a new role for recurrent connections in mouse visual cortex: they support powerful dynamical computations, but by filtering sequences of input instead of generating sequences. Using two-photon optogenetics, we measure neural responses to natural images and play them back, finding inputs are amplified when played back during the correct movie dynamic context- when the preceding sequence corresponds to natural vision.

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