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Background: Workers in home care have high sick leave rates, predominantly because of musculoskeletal pain. The Goldilocks Work Principle proposes that health should be promoted by a "just right" composition of work tasks. Weekly workloads differ substantially between home care workers, suggesting that certain workers may have workloads that are too high, impacting their musculoskeletal health.
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A simple definition of life is a system that can self-replicate (proliferation) and self-sustain (metabolism). At the cellular level, metabolism has evolved to drive proliferation, which requires energy and building blocks to duplicate cellular biomass before division. T lymphocytes (or T cells) are required for adaptive immune responses, protecting us against invading and malignant agents capable of hyper-replication.
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Following the Goldilocks principle, mitochondria size must be "just right." Mitochondria balance division and fusion to avoid becoming too big or too small. Defects in this balance produce dysfunctional mitochondria in human diseases.
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Department of Physics, Queens College of the City University of New York, Queens, NY, 11367, USA.
Programmable photonic integrated circuits represent an emerging technology that amalgamates photonics and electronics, paving the way for light-based information processing at high speeds and low power consumption. Programmable photonics provides a flexible platform that can be reconfigured to perform multiple tasks, thereby holding great promise for revolutionizing future optical networks and quantum computing systems. Over the past decade, there has been constant progress in developing several different architectures for realizing programmable photonic circuits that allow for realizing arbitrary discrete unitary operations with light.
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