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INTERVIEW: Moon Rover
Grunge, sci-fi shows and happy accidents make for an impressive debut as Moon Rover discuss their new album with Mark Corcoran-Lettice
By Mark Corcoran-Lettice on Monday, January 30th, 2017
Image by Kathryn Miller
When just starting out, most bands like to take things slowly – maybe work on a couple of their own pieces alongside some covers, try and get a quick demo done to show their friends. Not this for Durham quartet Moon Rover however: having only played a handful of select shows, they're already preparing for the release of their self-titled debut album this month. As such, we talked to Moon Rover guitarist and vocalist Scott Hepple accomplished and ambitious new record.
Talking about the genesis of the band, Hepple reveals that "I got heavily into The X-Files and other, older sci-fi work, and realised that it was fun to write about. Throughout 2014 I wrote and demoed material in a studio, then at the end of the year I had a night out with friends in Durham and I asked my two friends Dan Smith [guitars] and Cameron Smith [bass] about being in the band, and we all met drummer Ste Molloy for the first time that night too. So we decided to be a band!"
This serendipity also bled into the creation of the album itself. "Before the band got together, it was just going to be demos, but once we got together we really wanted to do it on the biggest and best scale we could. We skipped a lot of lecture time, and the album was recorded fully over the space of about four to five months. Me and my friend Dani engineered, the whole band produced it, and spent about 6 six months mixing it before we went to Broadwater Studios to get further mixing work done and to get it mastered."
Stanley Kubrick is also a big influence for us as well: there's way more influence from film than from music.
Out of these sessions came their debut album, an hour-long voyage of warm grunge riffs and space rock atmospherics, replete with a conceptual tale of two lost astronauts and their encounters with alien life running throughout the record. Discussing their mix of disparate influences, Hepple states, "we wanted to mix our love as a band for alternative music – we love Hum, Radiohead, My Bloody Valentine, Deftones, Dinosaur Jr and Tame Impala to mention a few influences – with our love for everything to do with space. Stanley Kubrick is also a big influence for us as well: there's way more influence from film than from music."
Moon Rover have plenty more to come in 2017, including "more singles/videos from this album, hopefully a tour, a surprise later on this year, and we've almost finished writing the second album" – but first they're celebrating their album release with a headline show alongside some of their favourite local bands at Empty Shop in Durham on Friday 3rd February. Discussing the bill, Hepple comments: "Mouses are a loud, quirky machine when playing live: they sound strange but great, look strange but great, and everything comes together in a beautifully unpredictable way. Casual Threats are damn entertaining and powerful live, and their songs work perfectly when playing to a sweaty rock crowd, and Japanese TV Club have an amazing innocence and lo-fi nature to them as well as a great sense of self-awareness as a band."
Moon Rover play Empty Shop in Durham on Friday 3rd February.
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The F.B.I. is searching for Sol Pais, who they said had made threats in the Denver area and was armed and extremely dangerous.
DENVER  The F.B.I. said a Florida high school student was no longer a threat on Wednesday after she made threats that prompted hundreds of schools to close across the Denver area.
and the decision to keep about half a million students home in two dozen school districts showed the sense of alarm among officials.
with the Columbine attack, and officials expressed concerns about her mental stability. She had also purchased a shotgun and ammunition after arriving in Denver, the authorities said.
In a news conference Tuesday night, Dean Phillips, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.s office in Denver, said the search had turned into a massive manhunt.
Mr. Phillips said his team had received a tip Tuesday morning from federal agents in Miami identifying Ms. Pais as a possible threat in Colorado.
Ms. Paiss parents reported her missing to local police on Monday, Detective Sergeant Marian Cruz, a spokeswoman for the Surfside Police Department, said on Wednesday. Police have not been called to the familys address before, she added.
Mr. Phillips said his team had received a tip that morning from federal agents in Miami identifying Ms. Pais as a possible threat in Colorado.
said Jeff Desserich, a math teacher at a charter school in Denver, who spent the morning trying to explain to his daughters Anais, 8, and Elena, 6, why they would not be going to class.
he said, And I talked a little about the sad events of Columbine and how her flying to Denver and buying a weapon, thats a really big flag for law enforcement.
She would definitely be avoiding a popular new playground in the area.
she said, Im concerned that if she is intent on carrying out a plan that she has in mind, that if schools are no longer on option, that shell move farther into the mountain districts, or down to Colorado Springs, or shell stay in Denver and carry her plan out in a place saturated by children.
law that would allow guns to be temporarily seized from people deemed to be dangerous to themselves or others. The act was bitterly opposed by more than a dozen sheriffs and officials from largely rural, conservative counties who vowed not to enforce it.
he told The Herald. I think shes going to be O.K.
or heightened security measures, at schools in Jefferson County and the surrounding area on Tuesday. During a lockout, all exterior doors are locked at a school but business continues as usual inside. Police officers aided in end-of-day student release. County officials said that all students and staff members were safe.
The shootings aftermath was widely televised, and young people across America continue to be influenced by the symbology of the Columbine shooting and the students who carried it out, according to law enforcement officials, researchers and educators.
In May 2018, a 17-year-old junior in Santa Fe shot his teachers and fellow students with a sawed-off shotgun while wearing a black trench coat and carrying Molotov cocktails, his arsenal and attire inspired by the Columbine gunmen. The 20-year-old attacker who killed 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut in 2012 had compiled materials on the Columbine attackers on his computer. And in his manifesto, the 23-year-old student who shot and killed 32 people at Virginia Tech in 2007 had called the Columbine gunmen by their first names and described them as we martyrs.
are frequently depressed, alienated or mentally disturbed, drawn to the Columbine subculture because they see it as a way to lash out at the world and to get the attention of a society that they believe bullies, ignores or misunderstands them.
In an interview last year, the head of safety for Jefferson County schools, John McDonald, said he had often apprehended people who came from around the country to try to enter the school, a major safety concern. These visits  and interest in the shooting  have only increased over time, he said: Ive been dealing with this for more than a decade, and its never been more of an issue than it is now, 20 years later.
Anemona Hartocollis contributed reporting from New York and Patricia Mazzei from Miami.
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The markers for cell populations in inflammatory infiltrates are difficult to interpret rigorously: for example, CD68 is associated with macrophages, but can also be expressed in other cell types and changes with activation . Because existing markers do not define discreet cell types . However, the expression of further T-cell activation markers by the 2 populations of CD25 + cells differed according to site. Have been shown to . Markers for B Cell Development Prepare complete RPMI 1640 medium by supplementing RPMI 1640 medium with fetal bovine serum to a final concentration of 10% and . The expression levels of . I wanted to test T cell activation using this antibody. Similar to PD-1, the activation markers CD25 and CD69, as well as CD44 (a marker for antigen-experienced T cells), were also rapidly up-regulated on P14 cells (Fig. Our data show that the kinetics of expression of these activation markers follows a precise and consistent time-course with some differences between mouse and human T cells. Analysis of canonical T-cell activation markers revealed enhanced induction of CD69 and CD25 in Zfp36 KO versus WT cells over the first 24 hr post-activation . A test is defined as the amount (ug) of antibody that will stain a cell sample in a final volume of 100 uL. To investigate how the kinetics of activation-induced . Add diluted antibody to the 3 wells at 2 mL/well. FITC-Mouse-IgG1, PE-Mouse-IgG1, and APC-Mouse-IgG1 were added into the fourth tube. 1E). Signal Two.
CD8 + T cells in different activation states have been difficult to identify phenotypically. Skin-resident T cells play an important role in maintaining the immune barrier at the epithelial surface. Additional cell surface markers include CD39, 5' Nucleotidase/CD73, CTLA-4, GITR, LAG-3, LRRC32, and Neuropilin-1. . we also used flow cytometry to measure the intracellular level of a useful marker for memory T-cell activation and functionality, diacetylated histone . Coat the activated T cell wells with the anti-CD3 antibody by diluting the anti-CD3 antibody at 1 g/mL in sterile PBS. Euthanize the mouse by CO 2 inhalation. Polyclonal virus-specific effector and memory CD8 + T cells from lymphocytic . Detailed overview of specific antibodies for CD20, CD19 and B220 (CD45R) for human and mouse. Co-expression of CD3, Granzyme B, and Ki67 indicates . All mouse studies were approved by the UC Davis Institutional Animal Care and Use committee. T cell activation markers can be easily detected on the cell surface of cells using flow cytometers. Furthermore, these data demonstrate a positive correlation between CD71 and Ki67 expression on both mouse and human T cells from 12h post stimulation. highlight the need for improved tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) classification by showing that current transcriptome assignments may misclassify early activated/effector TILs as exhausted. For T cells you can use CD44, CD25 and as early activation marker CD69. LAT (linker for activation of T cells): LAT is a 36-38 kDa complete membrane protein that plays an important role in T cell activation and ACTS as a novel immunohistochemical marker for T cells, NK cells, mast cells, and megakaryotes. Perhaps the staining worked fine. However, antigen-experienced (memory) T cells, have differentiated into effector cells that can produce cytokines besides IL-2, such as IFN-g, IL-4, and IL-17. . Synonyms. particularly MMP9, may function intracellularly to regulate T-cell activation. Also the down-regulation of homing markers like CD62L can be a reliable indicator of T cell activation. Granzyme B is produced, stored, and released by cytotoxic T cells to mediate cellular death in combination with perforin. CD44 is an adhesion molecule involved in leukocyte attachment to and rolling on endothelial cells, homing to peripheral lymphoid organs and to the sites of inflammation, and leukocyte aggregation. Publisher's Note. The GL7 antigen is a 35-kDa cell-surface protein that is expressed on T and B lymphocytes activated in vitro, on bone marrow Pre-B-II cells, germinal-center B cells, and the subpopulation of thymocytes that coexpress high CD3e levels. Within the CD4 + population, we analyzed markers commonly related to T cell activation (HLA-DR and CD38), senescence and exhaustion (CD57 and PD1), differentiation (CD45RA, CCR7, CD28, and CD27 . V14, J18 (mouse) V24, J18 (human) Transcription factors PLZF Effector molecules secreted , IL-17A Function Can have both pro- and anti-inflammatory functions. Markers of cellular activation and cytokine profiles were examined in anti-CD3-stimulated wild-type C57BL/6 mouse-derived CD4(+) or CD8(+) T cells, or MMP2- or MMP9-deficient (/) mice. Product overview. 16 The expression of IL-2R is clearly a key to IL-2-driven T-cell proliferation. Their roles in wound healing, regulation of immune response to injury, and reepithelialization have been characterized extensively in the mouse, though their function in human skin remains largely unknown. CD3 is a marker of T cells. T cells are identified by expression of CD3. The GL7 antibody specifically recognizes the T- and B- Cell Activation Antigen which is also known as, the GL7 antigen. Step-by-step method details Sampling Timing: 10 min/mouse This step contains information on collecting blood, thymus, and spleen from mice to study T cells. CD45 Pan-hematopoietic cell marker: CD45 (mouse) Mouse immune cell exclusion: CD3 Pan-T cell marker: Viability Dye Dead cell exclusion: CD4 and CD8 are also necessary markers for identification of these two major T . Th1-secreted cytokines induce classical macrophage activation, as well as the activation . Cell type gene expression markers. This is in accordance with the finding that lipopolysaccharide up-regulated OX40 expression on antigen-activated mouse T cells, probably through the induction of inflammatory cytokines . Induced T cell activation turned on production of IL2, which was largely abrogated by intratumoral MDSC coculture or peroxynitrite treatment (Fig. CD4 + T cells are critical orchestrators of the adaptive immune system and can be divided into two main groups, T helper (Th) cells and regulatory T (Treg) cells. antigen presentation by antigenpresenting cells in the arterial wall to CD4positive T cells in mouse models of atherosclerosis leads to local Tcell activation and production of .
3. Cell number should be determined empirically but can range from 10^5 to 10 . The EasySep Mouse Nave CD8+ T Cell Isolation Kit is designed to isolate nave CD62L+CD44-CD8+ T cells from single-cell suspensions of splenocytes or lymph nodes by negative selection. For the unstimulated control wells, add 50l of sterile PBS. Human skin-resident <i></i> T cells sparsely populate the skin . Further to the MHC-TCR and co-receptor binding co-stimulatory molecules are required for effective T cell activation which then results in the instigation of various signaling pathways. Rapid responses to invading pathogens are mediated by the cells and humoral factors of the innate immune system. Immunology Cell Identity Markers. Cells were washed twice during staining and analyzed immediately using BD-FACS AriaII cytometer and FlowJo software (BD Biosciences). In addition to FOXP3, nTregs constitutively express CD25, CTLA-4 and GITR, molecules that are also up-regulated on activated Teff cells. While these are sensitive methods that have shown correlates of protection in various vaccine studies, they only identify a small proportion of the vaccine-specific T cell response. At 40 . Mouse Anti-Human IFN-gamma Monoclonal Antibody (R&D Systems, Catalog # IC285C) and an Alexa . Jaiswal et al. 8536d_ch10_221 2:03 pm page 221 mac83 mac 83:379_kyw: maturation, activation, and differentiation chapter 10 recognition most cells from recognition cells is T cell-targeted MMP inhibition may provide a novel approach of . When the co-upregulation of combinations of OX40, CD25, and PD-L1 were compared after tetanus peptide stimulation, we found that OX40 and CD25 expression detected the largest . 1B). 2. upregulation of activation markers on the cell surface 3. differentiation into effector cells 4. induction of cytotoxicity or cytokine secretion 5. induction of apoptosis One of the most common ways to assess T cell activation is to measure T cell proliferation upon in vitro stimulation of T cells via antigen or agonistic antibodies to TCR. CD44 is an activation/memory marker that gets upregulated on T cells and B cells. The T-act FixVUE antibody panel enables users to identify activated T cells. .
the surface markers, transcriptional regulators, effector molecules and functions of the different T cell . Coat the activated T cell wells with the anti-CD3 antibody by diluting the anti-CD3 antibody at 1 g/mL in sterile PBS. Therefore, we quantified P2X7R on CD45RB high and CD45RB low T cells using a rabbit polyclonal anti-P2X7R serum and flow cytometry. Mouse T cells Overview Legend Th T helper cell Tfh T follicular helper cell iTreg Induced regulatory T cell NKT Natural killer T cell Treg Regulatory T cell Tscm Stem memory T cells Tcm Central memory T cells Tem Effector memory T cells Trm Tissue-resident memory T cells T cell differentiation Flow cytometry markers Naive T cells CD3+ CD4 +/CD8 CD27+ CD28+ CD44- CD57- . Ki67 is a nuclear protein that is a marker of proliferation. The heterodimeric molecule NKG2A has been shown to inhibit CD8 T cell function in a mouse polyoma virus model . LPS activated DBA/J mouse B cells With each cell subset, corresponding sets of protein markers for detection have been established. Foxp3+ T-regulatory cells (Tregs) normally serve to attenuate immune responses and are key to maintenance of immune homeostasis. In this article, we review common B cell markers that have been recently described. The GL-7 (GL7) antibody has been tested by flow cytometric analysis of ConA-activated mouse splenocytes. CD38 as a surface antigen is an activation marker of T cells, and HLA-DR acts as a classic marker for lymphocyte activation. . Thus the phenotype of adult CD45RA + CD25 + T cells in peripheral blood was virtually identical to that of most naive adult CD45RA + CD25 - T cells, suggesting that they had maintained a "naive" state after leaving . Although CD69 is a marker of early T cell activation, most T RM express CD69 under steady-state conditions, without expression of other . It is an early activation marker that is expressed in hematopoietic stem cells, T cells, and many other cell types in the immune system. Ly77, T and B cell activation marker. CD69 is expressed at very low levels on resting CD4 + or CD8 + T cells in PBMC (<5-10%), and is one of the earliest assessable activation markers, being rapidly upregulated on CD4 + or CD8 + T cells within 1 hour of TCR stimulation or other T cell activators such as phorbol esters via a protein kinase C (PKC) dependant pathway. The Mouse Activated T Cell Markers Flow Cytometry Panel can be used to identify activated mouse T cells. Evaluation of M. tuberculosis -specific CD4 T cells is commonly based on IFN- production, yet increasing evidence indicates the . and CD107a, a marker of degranulation. 2. Marker expression and lineage posters for human and mouse which include data on B cells. CD69: Human T RM are typically associated with the expression of the surface markers CD69, CD49a (integrin 1), and CD103 (integrin E); these markers, along with CD44, are useful for studying mouse T RM. Alternative macrophage activation-associated transcripts in T-cell-mediated rejection of mouse kidney allografts Abstract Macrophages display two activation states that are considered mutually exclusive: classical macrophage activation (CMA), inducible by IFNG, and alternative macrophage activation (AMA), inducible by IL4 and IL13. An interactive resource tool for T helper type 1 (Th1) Cell Markers that includes links to related antibodies and data showcasing the detection of Th1 cells. CD Marker Handbook Human CD Markers CD Alternative Name Ligands and Associated Molecules T Cell B Cell Dendritic Cell NK Cell Stem Cell/Precursor Macrophage/Monocyte Granulocyte Platelet Erythrocyte Endothelial Cell Epithelial Cell Function CD11b Integrin aM, CR3, Mo1, C3niR, Mac-1 iC3b, Fibrinogen, ICAM-1, 2, Factor X + - Implicated in the various adhesive interactions of monocytes, mac- Detection of FoxP3 + Regulatory T Cells in Mouse Splenocytes by Flow Cytometry. *CD69 can be substituted with alternative markers including LAG3, ICOS, or CTLA-4. Mouse T cells are characterized by CD3 expression and are subdivided into CD4 + helper and CD8 + cytotoxic groups. Keywords: mucosal-associated invariant T cell, activation, innate, T cells, human, mouse, review. Summary: 8286 associations (178 cell types, 4679 gene symbols, 29 tissues); Last updated: 27/03/2020 10:44:00 CET. Prepare complete RPMI 1640 medium by supplementing RPMI 1640 medium with fetal bovine serum to a final concentration of 10% and . . CD8 can be expressed on NK cells, while CD4 can be expressed on populations of monocytes and dendritic cells. T Cell Activation with anti-CD3 Antibodies Protocol - Mouse Reagent List Protocol Steps Prepare a 5g/ml solution of anti-CD3 (clone 145-2C11) in sterile PBS. Green rows indicate canonical markers (classical markers used to define the cell type). The second major group of T cells, CD8 + T cells, mediates direct killing of antigen-presenting target cells. The high expression of activation markers was probably due to the effect of bacterial and cytokine milieu in the areas of tissue damage. Tregs can also be identified based on the secretion of immunosuppressive cytokines including TGF-beta, IL-10, and IL-35. Recently, the Ikaros family member, Helios, was reported as a marker to discriminate naturally occurring, thymic-derived . Abstract. Mini-review of B cells lineage, function and activation including detailed information on B cell markers. It is possible that these subdominant CD8 T cells are responsible for some of the residual viral control observed in CD4 T cell-deficient mice, although they are unable to completely block . Further to the MHC-TCR and co-receptor binding co-stimulatory molecules are required for effective T cell activation which then results in the instigation of various signaling pathways. . We demonstrate that -glucan-stimulated DCs induce CD8 T cell proliferation, activation marker (CD44 and CD69) expression, and production of IFN-, IL . As the study ofT-ceil activation markers in humans is most advanced, the majority ofinformation "ill be from human studies, but rodent data \\ill be cited where relevant. This page provides a unique view to compare and contrast expression of marker proteins present or absent on each cell type as the cell matures. CD8 + T cells tend to be evaluated during the study for tumor-infiltrating T cells. Most Th cells exist in a naive state and only differentiate into mature, cytokine-secreting effector cells upon activation of the T cell receptor (TCR) by antigen in the presence of cytokines []. For B cells you can use CD86 and MHC-II 3rd Dec, 2014 Ida Lken Killie UiT The Arctic University of Norway CD69 is a good. Upon stimulation, there is increased expression of activation markers CD69 and CD25, degranulation marker CD107a (9, 25, 57), . Cite 4 Recommendations 3rd. Immunogen. Others like CD44 or the downregulation of CD62L also might work well. Nave CD8 + T cells from naive or chronically infected WT B6 mice spleens were purified using an EasySep Mouse CD8 + T-Cell Isolation Kit (StemCell Technologies, Vancouver, BC, Canada . Incubate plate at 5% CO 2 at 37C for 2 hours. Interactive Immune Cell Marker Tool Human Mouse. We used HITS-CLIP to define ZFP36 targets in mouse T cells, revealing unanticipated actions in regulating T-cell activation, proliferation, and effector functions. The T-cell activation markers chosen for study were the early activation markers, CD25 ( chain of the IL-2 receptor, IL-2R) and CD62L ( l -selectin), and CD44 (pgp-1), whose expression has been associated by some with immunological memory. Information chart for Invitrogen eBioscience antibodies to mouse CD antigens and mouse non-CD antigens. C57BL/6 mouse . Responses to vaccination are likely to be . Updated 2020_NOV02 . The most typical marker for T cell activation is CD69. Expression of activation markers in CD4 and CD8 T cells is dependent upon location and memory phenotype. It is a classical early marker of lymphocyte activation due to its rapid appearance on the surface of the plasma membrane after stimulation. . Table 1. Naive CD8 + T cells are activated upon recognition of antigens presented by MHC class I on dendritic cells in the spleen or lymph nodes. It is the earliest and easiest to detect. CD3, a T cell specific marker, is necessary to differentiate T cells from other populations, simply because CD4 and CD8 can be expressed by other cell types. activation by APCs, naive CD4+ T cells . Dispense 50l of the antibody solution to each microwell of the 96-well assay plate. Over the past decade, Treg cells have become a major focus of research for many groups, and various functional subsets have been characterized. Critical parameters include cell density, antibody titer and activation kinetics. It is also implicated in T cell differentiation as well as lymphocyte retention in lymphoid organs. The nuclear factor of activated T cells (NFAT), IL-2 or other kinds of factors will be detected by bioluminescent methods or ELISA kits. Name. S1G). Depending on the T cell subtype and the activation mode, activation markers include CD25, CD44, CD69, CD137, CD154, and KLRG1, as well as IL-2, IL-4, IL-5, IL-6, IL-9, IL-13, IL17, TNF-, and IFN-. This can be used at less than or equal to 0.5 ug per test. Add diluted antibody to the 3 wells at 2 mL/well. PD-L1 is an activation-induced cell marker in humans and has been successfully used in conjunction with OX40 or CD25 to identify antigen-specific cells (Fig 4E, see ). These responses are activated by the interaction between pathogen antigens and pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), localized to the surface or intracellular compartments of innate immune cells. Moreover, ectopic expression of FoxP3 in mouse CD4 + T cells is sufficient to generate nTregs in vitro . This is a list of gene expression markers are used to define cell types. Seal plate. BioLegend's Maturation Markers page describes the stage-specific markers during differentiation for various cell types, including T cells, Tregs, B cells, monocytes, macrophages, and dendritic cells. There are two major subsets of conventional T cells: helper T cells which express CD4, and cytotoxic T cells which express CD8. In the example above, the final purities of the start and isolated fractions are 14.3% and 94.7%, respectively. Cell surface CD markers expressed by B cells. Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. Page 2 of 4 2020 Covance. We evaluated the kinetics of CD4 (+) and CD8 (+) T cell activation markers such as CD25, CD38, CD69, CD71 and Ki67 following anti-CD3/CD28 stimulation over a time course. CD69 is expressed by several subsets of tissue resident immune cells, including resident memory T (TRM) cells and gamma delta () T cells, and is therefore considered a marker of tissue retention. For T cell proliferation, the intracellular upregulation of Ki67 and Carboxyfluorescein succinimidyl ester (CFSE) can also be used by flow cytometry. 1. A meta-analysis of tumor-infiltrating T cells from several cohorts reveals a strong conservation of T cell subtypes between human and mouse, providing a consistent basis to describe T cell . A naive T cell is considered immature and, unlike activated or memory T cells, has not encountered its cognate antigen within the . It should be remembered that many of the markers are not specific for T-cell activation and are also expressed by other 1)1Uphohematopoieic cells and/or by somatic cells. PD-1 levels remained high as the LCMV-specific CD8 T cells underwent rapid cell division at days 2 and 3 post infection. Activation markers for cytotoxic T cells, including INF-, perforin, and granzyme B, were also down-regulated by MDSC coculture or peroxynitrite treatment (SI Appendix, Fig. Identify Memory CAR T Cells Evidence is starting to suggest that memory T cells may be the most potent and effective subset to use for CAR T cell therapy. T cell Activation Marker (CD69, CD137, CD27, TRAP/CD40L, CD134) Antibody Panel - Human ab254024 contains multiple trial-sized versions of anti-human antibody clones against CD69, CD137, CD27, TRAP/CD40L, CD134, specifically selected for high performance in various applications. Meanwhile, the T cell activation and proliferation process can also be evaluated via cell . This panel contains 5 recombinant rabbit . Markers used to identify nave T cells include CD45RA and CD62L in human and mouse samples, respectively, with CD45RO (human) and CD44 (mouse) present on memory T cell populations. Citation: Hinks TSC and Zhang X-W (2020) MAIT Cell Activation and Functions. Mouse Protocol: Stimulation of mouse peripheral T cells with plate-bound 145-2C11 monoclonal antibody; Take advantage of the quality and selection of R&D Systems and Novus Biologicals antibodies to identify memory T cell subsets. Commonly used markers for memory T cell subsets Lineage . Image: A simplified summary of prominent B cell subtypes, including a generalized overview of their development and activation. We determined activation of the classical Tcell activation marker CD25 in T cells from 3 carotid and 3 femoral plaques, cocultured with HSP60 . Front. Immunogenicity of T cell-inducing vaccines, such as viral vectors or DNA vaccines and Bacillus Calmette-Gurin (BCG), are frequently assessed by cytokine-based approaches. Thus our results define the kinetics of activation markers/proliferation in human and mouse T cells; and may serve a reference for monitoring T cell function in clinical study and vaccinology. A naive T cell (T h 0 cell) is a T cell that has differentiated in the thymus, and successfully undergone the positive and negative processes of central selection in the thymus.Among these are the naive forms of helper T cells (CD4+) and cytotoxic T cells (CD8+). The study surveys 9,000 solid tumors, multiple single-cell RNA sequencing sets, mouse and human models, and scoring methods to reclassify TILs and associate melanoma survival to T cell . . ProMab has developed a systematic approach to T cell activation and proliferation assays for IO products discovery. CD69 ( C luster of D ifferentiation 69) is a human transmembrane C-Type lectin protein encoded by the CD69 gene. Provides analysis of proliferation and activation/exhaustion markers in T cells. . Starting with mouse splenocytes from an uninfected mouse, the nave CD4+ T cell (CD4+CD44lowCD62Lhigh) content of the isolated fraction typically ranges from 89.9 - 95.6%. . This protocol is written as a starting point for examining in vitro proliferation of mouse splenic T-cells and human peripheral T cells stimulated via CD3.
Place the animal on its back on a dissection mat, pin the paws on the mat and wet the fur by spraying with 70% ethanol. . Expression of . Surface markers on natural killer cells of the mouse [J]. In addition to TCR binding to antigen-loaded MHC, both helper T cells and cytotoxic T cells require a number of secondary signals to become activated and respond to the threat.In the case of helper T cells, the first of these is provided by CD28.This molecule on the T cell binds to one of two molecules on the APC - B7.1 (CD80) or B7.2 (CD86) - and initiates T-cell proliferation. HIV infection is a significant risk factor for reactivation of latent Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection (LTBI) and progression to active tuberculosis disease, yet the mechanisms whereby HIV impairs T cell immunity to M. tuberculosis have not been fully defined. Incubate plate at 5% CO 2 at 37C for 2 hours. T cell activation increases expression of CD69 and CD25, which are frequently used as markers of activation. In this study we have investigated whether Mac-1 (CD11b) expression can be used as a criterion to distinguish between recently activated effector cells and memory cells belonging to the CD8 + T cell subset. Typical EasySep Mouse Nave CD4+ T Cell Isolation Profile. FOXP3 is an activation marker in Teff cells. European journal of immunology, 1979, 9(12): 938 . Activated CD8 + T cells expand and become effector CD8 + T cells.
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Complaint: In Indian Wells, California the first step in suing somebody (after speaking with a lawyer to determine if you have a case) is usually filing a complaint. The complaint is also one of the most important documents in the civil litigation process. By laying out the wrongs that the plaintiff alleges the defendant has committed, as well as the remedies that the plaintiff wants the court to provide, it can set the tone for the entire rest of the case.
Discovery: Once both sides have fired their opening volleys in the form of the complaint and answer, the next process in civil litigation in Indian Wells, California is discovery. Under the civil procedure rules of most jurisdictions in the U.S., each side of a lawsuit is required by law to disclose relevant information to the other side. These disclosures come in the form of depositions, the production of documents, and answers to written questions submitted by opposing counsel.
Trial: Although the trial is arguably the most dramatic element of civil procedure in Indian Wells, California, it is actually extremely rare for civil lawsuits to make it this far. Civil procedure in Indian Wells is designed to encourage early settlement of cases, or dismissal of cases that don't have any legal or factual merit. However, in the rare cases when the case is not dismissed, and the parties can't reach a settlement, the matter will go to trial. A trial is the most visible aspect of civil litigation, and it is the stage when all of the legal and factual questions raised by both parties are resolved by a judge and jury, respectively.
How Can a Indian Wells, California Lawyer Help?
If you're suing someone, or are being sued, in Indian Wells, California, dealing with issues of civil procedure is going to be a fact of life for quite some time.
The rules of civil procedure in Indian Wells, California are not always simple or intuitive. With that in mind, it's very important to have a good attorney on your side, to help you through the process.


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Let me explain. One of my clients, the CEO of a midsize software company, recently asked me what she should do with a bizarre set of recommendations that she had received from a committee of employees. The group had presented her with a hodgepodge of proposals (read: demands) ranging from suggestions about product strategy to requests for enhancements to the employee benefits packages and ideas about completely reorganizing the company.
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I finally asked her to tell me about the committee that had submitted the recommendations.
The group had been assembled to implement a merger of two support operations. Over the period of a year, they had studied, made recommendations about and overseen the combination of the two groups. Apparently, they had done an excellent job of fulfilling their original mandate.
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This kind of problem isn't restricted to small groups.
In the U.S. government, there's a classic example. The Rural Electrification Administration (REA) was formed in 1935 with the purpose of bringing electricity to the populations of remote agricultural areas. The program was a tremendous success, and within 15 years, more than 90% of farms had power, up from only 10% when the program began.
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What are their three most important goals?
Has this group outlived its original mission?
If it has outlived its original mission, has management assigned it a new mission?
If any group lacks clearly articulated goals supported by senior management, you may have a pack of zombies on your hands.
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AC Milan Women
Anteprima: The battle between Milan and Juventus for first place (wait, what year is this again?)
This is for the women, and this will be on November 17th! For that is when Milan will take on Juventus, as they battle for the right to be on top of the Serie A table, in what will most likely be an encounter that will dredge up memories from that apocalyptic year of 2012. Here's to hoping the match doesn't make us all wish the world had ended then as well.
By steph_@amicus_arcane Nov 17, 2019, 12:30am CET
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Oh sure, they're nice to each other now ― Laura Fusetti and Sara Gama
Photo by Matteo Ciambelli/NurPhoto via Getty Images
I have a confession to make. And that is? I ― I absolutely love the Juventus Women.
Now before anyone starts with me, in my defense, they are absolutely likable. While many of the Milanisti may have problems with the Juventus men (and justifiably so), the women on the other hand, are a different proposition.
And why do I in fact, like them so much? Well, the answer to this query, is quite elementary. Like most fans of Italian football, I absolutely fell in love with these women at the recent Women's World Cup.
Watching these women play as they made a remarkable journey towards the final eight of the tournament, brought back calibrated memories of Italy from the days of yore, as kaleidoscopic fragments of the past combined with the Italy of the present, in order to create a vision that was truly stunning and wonderful.
The Italy squad that took the field in France this past summer played with heart and determination. They also adhered to the classically Italian traits of being brilliant defensively, both as individuals and a group, while also managing to be tactically sound and making up for whatever deficits in talent they had by outsmarting their opponents (and all the while managing to be incredibly stylish too). But most importantly, they did the one thing that we all love the most about Italian football. And that is? Take all of us by surprise.
After all, they beat an Australia side who were heavily fancied over them, then followed that up by scoring five goals against Jamaica and on the strength of that goal difference, topped a very tough group that featured both the Aussies, and former World Cup finalists Brazil.
The Azzurre reconfirmed everything that fans of the country love about the peninsula and its football, while also managing to be distinct in their own right by creating something entirely new: this was after all, the first time that many people had seen these traits exhibited by the women of the country, and more importantly, that they were put on display during the most prestigious and visible international tournament in the world. The fact of which, helped them gain many new devoted converts, thanks in large part to their inspiring play.
(And we all still feel a lot of gratitude to them for their efforts, even after their journey sadly came to a premature end, after they put up what was a rather valiant effort against The Netherlands.)
The Juventus women were a core part of that Italy side, much in the same way their male counterparts are for the Azzurri. However, what makes this situation different (aside from their gender), is how hard these women have had to struggle to get to where they are today.
And when you hear their stories about the many sacrifices they've made to get this far and all of the terrible things they've had to endure along the way, ranging from Laura Giuliani having to get up at 4:00 am every morning to work at a bakery in order to support herself while she pursued her dream of playing football, to Martina Rosucci exposing the FIGC and the country in general over the way they've routinely mistreated the Italian women (not to mention the sexism she and all of the other women face on a regular basis); to Sara Gama being a downright inspirational and brilliant leader, and one who is actively trying to change the cultural and mental landscape of Italy for the better, all the while being a brave and valiant knight who is battling the twin, detrimental forces of both racism and misogyny in the process, then you can understand why it is incredibly hard to hate any of them.
Negli occhi di Laura Giuliani il valore storico di questa Italia.
Decisiva tra i pali, fatica a trattenere le lacrime quando le viene ricordato il passato in Germania: alle 4 del mattino a fare il pane per mantenersi e giocare.
I loro sacrifici, la nostra stima.#RagazzeMondiali pic.twitter.com/rG6k4lSNll
— Lia Capizzi (@LiaCapizzi) June 25, 2019
Adding to their appeal is the fact that they've got affable and gregarious personalities as well. Aurora Galli is bubbly, adorable and just plain funny. And Cristiana Girelli (another one of their mainstays), is a cut up too.
I mean, they pick up scared little kids while singing their national anthem and offer the nervous, little ones comfort, while thousands of people are watching them under a scrutinizing gaze. They are tough, but also willing to demonstrate a tenderness that is all too often, missing from football (particularly when men are involved).
How can I not love them!
Italynt via Rai
With that being said, all of this leads me to one conclusion, and one conclusion only: Seriously, how can I not like any of them?!
The only thing that prevents me from being a Juventina and a devoted fan of theirs, is the fact that I am a Milanista at heart, and I will always stay true to my first love, no matter what. (And also, how can I resist the allure of throwing all of my love and support behind our very own Nora Heroum, Francesca Vitale, and of course, Capitano Valentina on a weekly basis?)
In addition to having incredibly likable personalities, the women of Juventus are also great athletes as well. Laura Giuliani (the number one for both Juventus and Italy), is a statistician's dream, as she recorded the most saves in front of goal during the recent Women's World Cup. Martina Rosucci is also a very technically gifted midfielder, and one with an exceptional work rate. She never gives up, and is a frenetic force of energy who covers every area of the pitch, as she is the epitome of grinta in its purest form. Sara Gama is not only a great leader, but she's also one of the best players in the world, and the only player from Italy who has been consistently nominated for the FIFPRO XI.
Aurora Galli is also a veritable utility woman, as she is a very versatile player who can cover nearly every position she's assigned to (not to mention that she can score some absolute belters as well). Cristiana Girelli also happens to be the leading scorer for both Juve and La Nazionale, and is currently, one of the country's best forwards (aside from our very own Valentina Giacinti of course).
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And I haven't even touched on their some of their other really good players as well, including Andrea Stašková, Maria Alves, Arianna Caruso, Valentina Cernoia and most notably, Lisa Boattin, a promising and talented fullback who played two absolute blinders against FC Barcelona in the Women's Champions League (and who was arguably, the best player on both sides). When you mix this incredible concoction of talent together, then it makes Juventus one formidable side to be reckoned with.
However, having more talent on paper doesn't always guarantee you a victory. After all, one must recall that at the beginning of the season, Milan took on a strong Roma side who on paper, had a better line-up than they did. Milan, however, managed to walk away from that game unscathed, and with all three points in hand.
In the end, it's the tactics that matter, in addition to how you utilize all of the talent you have at your disposal. Maurizio Ganz has done his best to prepare the women of Milan for this encounter, and he is well aware of Juve's strengths and weaknesses. Whether or not he succeeds will be known on Sunday.
Milan and Juve first met in December of 2018. Milan won that first and historic meeting 3-0, thanks to goals by Valentina Giacinti, Daniela Sabatino and Thaisa Moreno (the latter two are sadly, no longer with the team now). Juve won the second encounter between the two teams (2-0), thanks in large part to their swift, snake hipped talisman, Barbara Bonansea (who is most famous for firing off the two shots heard round the world, and for setting off a revolution in Italy).
This will be the first meeting between the two sides during the current Serie A season.
The first time they met (RIP to that squad)
Photo by Juventus FC/Juventus FC via Getty Images
Milan and Juve are both undefeated in Serie A. However, Milan currently sits in second place, due to dropping points against what was a surprisingly resilient and incredibly incorrigible Fiorentina side (who at the time, were quite angry too, and for a good reason).
The only good thing about that encounter is that Milan didn't lose as badly as they did the first time they met Fiorentina, which is a sign of the team's continual progress.
Another encouraging statistic for Milan is their goal conversion rate. As it stands, Milan currently has the second highest amount of shots on goal and have converted 12 of their overall chances, which means that out of all the Serie A teams, they are the most clinical team in front of goal.
Add to this the fact that they've conceded the least amount of goals (three), and that truly makes them a formidable team indeed.
@acmilan: i numeri dell'attacco rossonero alla 5⃣° giornata ⚫@TIM_vision #SerieAFemminile #CalcioFemminile pic.twitter.com/M3JUFpRllx
— FIGC Calcio Femminile (@FIGCfemminile) November 10, 2019
(It should be noted Juve has conceded the same amount of goals, thanks in large part to their strong defense, which is marshaled by the previously mentioned Sara Gama,)
Juve, in the meanwhile, have won all five of their previous matches, though it is worth mentioning that they got an 'easier' start to the season than the other Serie A teams did. While teams like Fiorentina and Milan have had to hit the ground running and run a veritable gauntlet at the beginning of the season, Juve's games were mostly against teams that were at the lower half of the table, with their only real tests coming from their UWCL opponents, FC Barcelona, and surprisingly enough, a newly promoted Empoli side, who gave them much trouble during their seasonal debut.
Barcelona beat Juventus on an aggregate of 4-1 across two legs, though Juventus did show much promise across the two encounters, despite the two defeats.
Empoli, conversely, had a different result against the Bianconere. While they started off their match against them rather brightly (due to having the fortune of playing a tired Juve after the previously mentioned UWCL match), and managed to win a penalty within the first 27 minutes of the game, they ended up losing the match 2-1. However, the final score doesn't tell the whole story, as for long stretches of the game, it looked like the Tuscan side was actually going to get a point from that encounter, and maybe even win the game as well (that was until Arianna Caruso showed her quality, and came to the rescue at the 77th minute of the match).
The game between Juventus and Empoli should serve as a template for Milan, in regards to how we can trouble the current Serie A leaders. Because, after all, if a scrappy Tuscan side can cause Juve so many problems, than a Milan side with much better players should in theory, be able to do the same thing.
Adding to this is the fact that it remains yet to be seen if their previously mentioned captain, Sara Gama, will suit up for them on Sunday. There are question marks surrounding her health, just as there were over our captain Valentina, not too long ago.
However, it appears that Valentina is just fine, and just withdrew from the Italy camp as a precautionary measure.
Sara, on the other hand, is still a doubt, thanks to picking up a knock during Italy's Euro 2021 qualification match with Georgia last Tuesday. (And her replacement for both of Italy's qualifying matches, was none other than Milan's very own Laura Fusetti, who played well across both encounters).
By her own admission, Sara admits that she's not fully fit, and is currently working her way towards recovery. She is a doubt for this match, along with Juve's other starting centre-back, Linda Sembrant (however, she has been summoned to the team along with the previously mentioned Linda, and both players have been listed by Rita Guarino as being available for this match). However, if the two of them don't start this match, then that will certainly be an advantage to the Rossonere.
It is also not that much of a stretch to assume that Juve will also do their best to be defensively sound and to keep a clean sheet during this match, even with the potential absence of both of their starting centre-backs. They'll mainly want to do so in order to avoid making their goalkeeper mad, mainly because well, an angry Laura Giuliani is an absolutely terrifying prospect indeed.
So the Juve defense will want to do everything in their power not to piss her off, mainly because the last thing that you'd ever want, is to be in a locker room with an angry Laura Giuliani.
Laura Giuliani, saying nice things about you and your family
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Milan, on the other hand, will most likely have a full, and healthy squad at their disposal, which will only be enhanced by the return of Giacinti. Whether or not it will work to the Rossonere's advantage remains yet to be seen, but here's to hoping it actually will.
Is it a dream, or is it déjà vu?
This current battle between Milan and Juve for first place will bring back the familiar echoes of the past, and all I know about this is that I swear we've been here before ...
The race for this season's scudetto will no doubt, bring back memories of the last time these two teams battled it out for first place, which was during the 2011/2012 season.
Back then, I was a happy Milanista (as were most Milan fans), as Milan won their games on a near weekly basis. The race for the scudetto went down to the wire during that season and unfortunately, it was Juventus who emerged victorious in the end.
The current battle between the women of Milan and Juventus will no doubt bring back revitalized memories of that fateful year, and the race for first place might also play out in a similar fashion. After all, the Juventus women only won Serie A by four points last season, as they barely held off Fiorentina in order to claim that season's prize. The previously mentioned title race between the men of Juventus and Milan was also decided by the same, razor thin margin of just four points. Don't be surprised if whoever wins this season's scudetto will also win it by the same, fine margins.
However, let's hope that the women of Milan will have a different outcome than their male counterparts did. The ladies will have a chance to write their own history, and they can write the first chapter of it, by successfully staving off Juventus' resilient charge.
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In conclusion, the hope is that, however impossible it may be, is that Milan walk away from this encounter with all three points.
But hey, if all else fails, we can always have Massimiliano Allegri at the stadium to wave his phone around while yelling about a 'ghost goal' too. (And we should invite him to the stadium for that reason, and that reason alone.)
This aside, let's hope the game will in fact, be a lively one and that most importantly, Milan will emerge from this game as the victors after a hard fought battle (and maybe even get the scalp of the Big Kahuna as well).
Possible formation and line-up
Milan (4-3-3): Korenčiová, Vitale, Fusetti, Hovland, Tucceri, Čonč, Jane, Heroum, Bergamaschi, Giacinti, Salvatori Rinaldi (Or Lady Andrade)
When: Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019
Where: Stadio Brianteo in Monza, Italy
Official kickoff time: 15:00 CET (9:00 am EST / 6:00 am PST)
Television: Sky Sport Italia
Online/mobile: TIMVision, Juventus TV, and most likely on the official AC Milan app as well. If not then replay of the match will be shown on it later, and maybe even on Milan's official Youtube channel as well.
- 3⃣ #MilanJuve ⚽
Are you ready to cheer? #FollowTheRossonere #SempreMilan pic.twitter.com/eIFM0y4yLV
— AC Milan (@acmilan) November 14, 2019


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I am 2008 batch PGDIT student. I have cleared all the exams but i am kind of stuck in the project.
Kindly share the project & report so that i can upload the same.
Could you please give me a project for below points? As you have submitted for same. I have to submit my reports but I could not submitted till now. Actually I lost my project due to some reasons.
It will be great help Brij.
Please email me ( vipin.jain@ymail:twitter .com) or I will check on your portal.
Need your support in submission of project report/case study for PGDBA operations 2007 batch.
I am pursuing PGDBA(IT) from symbiosis 2008 batch.The porject report that you have posted sees to be quite good.But I just wanted to confirm one thing that is this the one which was approved by SCDL.If not,can you please send me the one which was approved it will be really really helpful.I am stuck with just this report,have cleared all assignments and subjects.
Yes, I have submitted it in PGDBA(IT) final year.
Dear Brij i really appreciate your work and i tell you its really helping people like anything further i kindly request you if you can provide me the soft copy of ANY PROJECT RELATED TO HR AS I M PURSUING PGDM IN HR. . . . . . .. HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU. . . .
Good job done.Its realy nice to see people like you, who are not working just for the sake of money.
Thanks Ashita for your comment!!!
Here are the projects for PGDBA (IT). I don't know whether it is applicable for Marketing branch also. If you can submit IT projects, please see projects section. you will get project with report.
You can take idea for the project from Project section of this site. Click on Projects from the menu and select any project, Download project source code with report(If available) and implement your project on the basis of these. If you have any technical queries, feel free to comment it here.
Thanks for the valuable information you have provided.
Just have a question. Should the project be made in the above three technologies only or is it possible to use another tech like oracle.. since it is part of the PGDIT curriculum.
I agree, but It would be better if you confirm this from the project leader using your SCDL project login.
Hi Could you please send me the project at ruchika23jain@rediffmail.com. I did not find the project. It would be a great help. Thanks for considering.
It is really great that you have uploaded these projects. I really appreciate and thanks for your efforts. I just have a small query as in project guidelines we need to submit a project in e, web technology or Java. Would C# (ASP.net) be considered in the mentioned category.
Type your reply…Thanks for your comment!!!
ASP.NET is considered in web technology. You can see this in Web Technology subject of SCDL.
Thanks Brij…….really interesting and valuable site……..
Rare people are there to help it out freely…….
like to be in touch with u…..
i need to web tech assinment and exam project of scdl 2007 pgdit batch, plz help me.


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QDAB GROUP
Quantum Sensing
Quantum Machine Learning
Quantum Optimal Control
Quantum Biology
"Fast Escape of a Quantum Walker from an Integrated Photonics Maze"
Nature Materials (2015)
"Enhanced energy transport in genetically
engineered excitonic networks"
PRL Editors' Suggestion (2015)
"Observation of Noise-Assisted Transport
in an All-Optical Cavity-Based Network"
Review of Modern Physics (2014)
"Quantum Channels and Memory Effects"
"Experimental Realization of Quantum Zeno Dynamics"
"Spatial Entanglement of Bosons in Optical Lattices"
S. Gherardini, H.J. van Waarde, P. Tesi, and F. Caruso, Topology identification of autonomous quantum dynamical network, Eprint arXiv:2111.00812 (2021).
S. Martina, L. Buffoni, S. Gherardini, and F. Caruso, Learning the noise fingerprint of quantum devices, Eprint arXiv:2109.11405 (2021).
L. Buffoni and F. Caruso, New Trends in Quantum Machine Learning, Eur. Phys. Lett. 132, 60004 (2021), Eprint arXiv:2108.09664.
N. Dalla Pozza, L. Buffoni, S. Martina, and F. Caruso, Quantum Reinforcement Learning: the Maze problem, Eprint arXiv:2108.04490 (2021).
A.Laneve, A. Geraldi, . Hamiti, P. Mataloni, and F. Caruso, Experimental multi-state quantum discrimination through a Quantum network, Eprint arXiv:2107.09968 (2021).
P. Braccia, L. Banchi, and F. Caruso, Quantum Noise Sensing by generating Fake Noise, Eprint arXiv:2107.08718 (2021).
I. Gianani, I. Mastroserio, L. Buffoni, N. Bruno, L. Donati, V. Cimini, M. Barbieri, F.S. Cataliotti, and F. Caruso, Experimental Quantum Embedding for Machine Learning, Eprint arXiv:2106.13835 (2021).
S. Virzì, A. Avella, F. Piacentini, M. Gramegna, T. Opatrny, A. Kofman, G. Kurizki, S. Gherardini, F. Caruso, I.P. Degiovanni, M. Genovese, Quantum Zeno and Anti-Zeno probes of noise correlations in photon polarisation, Eprint arXiv:2103.03698 (2021).
S. Gherardini, A. Smirne, S. Huelga, and F. Caruso, Transfer-tensor description of memory effects in open-system dynamics and multi-time statistics, in press in Quantum Sci. Tech., Eprint arXiv:2101.11662 (2021).
S. Martina, S., Gherardini, and F. Caruso, Machine learning approach for quantum non-Markovian noise classification, Eprint arXiv:2101.03221 (2021).
P. Braccia, F. Caruso, L. Banchi, How to enhance quantum generative adversarial learning of noisy information, New J. Phys. 23 053024 (2021), Eprint arXiv:2012.05996.
S. Gherardini, M.M. Muller, S. Montangero, T. Calarco, and F. Caruso, Information flow and error scaling for fully-quantum control, Eprint arXiv:2012.06234 (2020).
M.M. Muller, S. Gherardini, T. Calarco, S. Montangero, and F. Caruso, Information Theoretical Limits for Quantum Optimal Control Solutions: Error Scaling of Noisy Channels, Eprint arXiv:2006.16113 (2020).
S. Gherardini, S. Marcantoni, and F. Caruso, Irreversibility mitigation in unital non-Markovian quantum evolutions, Phys. Rev. Research 2, 033250 (2020), Eprint arXiv:2004.04619.
N. Dalla Pozza and F. Caruso, Quantum Stochastic Walk Models for Quantum State Discrimination, Physics Letters A 384, 126195 (2020), Eprint arXiv:2003.13257.
N. Dalla Pozza and F. Caruso, Quantum State Discrimination on Reconfigurable Noise-Robust Quantum Networks, Phys. Rev. Research 2, 043011 (2020), Eprint arXiv:2003.11586.
Valeria Cimini, Stefano Gherardini, Marco Barbieri, Ilaria Gianani, Marco Sbroscia, Lorenzo Buffoni, Mauro Paternostro, Filippo Caruso, Experimental characterisation of the energetics of quantum logic gates, npj Quantum Inf 6, 96 (2020).
M.M. Mueller, S., Gherardini, N. Dalla Pozza, F. Caruso, Noise Sensing via Stochastic Quantum Zeno, Phys. Lett. A 384, 126244 (2020).
N. Dalla Pozza and F. Caruso, Quantum Stochastic Walk models for Quantum State Discrimination, Phys. Lett. A 384, 126195 (2020).
N. Dalla Pozza, S., Gherardini, M.M. Mueller, F. Caruso, Role of the filter functions in noise spectroscopy, Int. J. Quant. Inf. 17, 1941008 (2020).
S. Gherardini, F. Campaioli, F. Caruso, F.C. Binder, Stabilizing Open Quantum Batteries by Sequential Measurements, Phys. Rev. Research 2, 013095 (2020).
H.-V. Do, C. Lovecchio, I. Mastroserio, N. Fabbri, F.S. Cataliotti, S. Gherardini, M.M. Mueller, N. Dalla Pozza, F. Caruso, Experimental proof of Quantum Zeno-assisted Noise Sensing, New J. Phys. 21, 113056 (2019).
S. Gherardini, A. Smirne, M.M. Mueller, F. Caruso, Advances in Sequential Measurement and Control of Open Quantum Systems, Proceedings 12(1), 11 (2019).
S. Gherardini, L. Buffoni, M.M. Mueller, F. Caruso, M. Campisi, A. Trombettoni, and S. Ruffo, Non-equilibrium quantum-heat statistics under stochastic projective measurements, Phys. Rev. E 98, 032108 (2018).
M.M. M uller, S. Gherardini, and F. Caruso, Noise robust quantum sensing via optimal multi-probe spectroscopy, Nature Sci. Rep. 8, 14278 (2018).
T.P. Le, L. Donati, S. Severini, and F. Caruso, How to Suppress Dark States in Quantum Networks and Bio-Engineered Structures, J. Phys. A: Math. Theor. 51, 365306 (2018).
S. Gherardini, M.M. Müller, A. Trombettoni, S. Ruffo, and F. Caruso, Reconstructing quantum entropy production to probe irreversibility and correlations, Quantum Sci. Technol. 3, 035013 (2018).
S. Gherardini, C. Lovecchio, M.M. M ueller, P. Lombardi, F. Caruso, and F.S. Cataliotti, Ergodicity in randomly perturbed quantum systems, Quantum Sci. Technol. 2, 015007 (2017).
M.M. M ueller, S. Gherardini, and F. Caruso, Quantum Zeno Dynamics through stochastic protocols, Annalen der Physik 529, 1600206 (2016).
M.M. M ueller, S. Gherardini, and F. Carus , Stochastic quantum Zeno-based detection of noise correlations, Nature Sci. Rep. 6, 38650 (2016).
S. Viciani, S. Gherardini, M. Lima, M. Bellini, F. Caruso , Disorder and dephasing as control knobs for light transport in optical fiber cavity networks, Nature Sci. Rep. 6, 37791 (2016).
M.M. M ueller, S. Gherardini, A. Smerzi, and F. Caruso , Fisher information from stochastic quantum measurements, Phys. Rev. A 94, 042322 (2016).
F. Caruso, A. Crespi, A.G. Ciriolo, F. Sciarrino, R. Osellame, Fast Escape of a Quantum Walker from an Integrated Photonics Maze, Nature Communications 7, 11682 (2016).
H. Park, N. Heldman, P. Rebentrost, L. Abbondanza, A. Iagatti, A. Alessi, B. Patrizi, M. Salvalaggio, L. Bussotti, M. Mohseni, F. Caruso, H.C. Johnsen, R. Fusco, P. Foggi, P.F. Scudo, S. Lloyd, A.M. Belcher, Enhanced energy transport in genetically engineered excitonic networks', Nature Materials 15, 211-216 (2016).
C. Lovecchio, F. Schäfer, S. Cherukattil, A.K. Murtaza, I. Herrera, F.S. Cataliotti, T. Calarco, S. Montangero, and F. Caruso, Optimal preparation of quantum states on an atom chip device, Phys. Rev. A 93, 010304(R) (2016).
S. Gherardini, S. Gupta, F.S. Cataliotti, A. Smerzi, F. Caruso, S. Ruffo, Stochastic Quantum Zeno by Large Deviation Theory, New J. Phys. 18, 013048 (2016).
S. Viciani, M. Lima, M. Bellini, and F. Caruso, Observation of noise-assisted transport in an all-optical cavity-based network, Phys. Rev. Lett. 115, 083501 (2015), PRL Editors' Suggestion.
C. Lovecchio, S. Cherukattil, B. Cilenti, I. Herrera, F.S. Cataliotti, S. Montangero, T. Calarco, and F. Caruso, Quantum state reconstruction on Atom-Chips, New J. Phys. 17, 093024 (2015).
R. Mencucci, S. Matteoli, A. Corvi, L. Terricciato, E. Favuzza, S. Gherardini, F. Caruso, R. Bellucci, Investigating the ocular temperature rise during femtosecond laser lens fragmentation: an in vitro study, Graefes Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol 253: 2203 (2015), doi:10.1007/s00417-015-3196-7.
Y. Li, F. Caruso, E. Gauger, S.C. Benjamin, Classical noise assists the flow of quantum energy by 'momentum rejuvenation', New J. Phys. 17, 013057 (2015).
F. Caruso, V. Giovannetti, C. Lupo, and S. Mancini, Quantum channels and memory effects, Review of Modern Physics 86, 1203 (2014).
F. Caruso, Universally Optimal Noisy Quantum Walks on Complex Networks, New Journal of Physics 16, 055015 (2014), Focus on Quantum Efficiency.
F. Schafer, I. Herrera, S. Cherukattil, C. Lovecchio, F.S. Cataliotti, F. Caruso, A. Smerzi, Experimental realization of quantum zeno dynamics, Nature Communications 5, 2014 (2014).
S. Hoyer, F. Caruso, S. Montangero, M. Sarovar, T. Calarco, M.B. Plenio, and K.B. Whaley, Realistic and verifiable coherent control of excitonic states in a light harvesting complex, New J. Phys. 16, 045007 (2014), special issue article in Focus on Coherent Control of Complex Quantum Systems.
M. Cramer, A. Bernard, N. Fabbri, L. Fallani, C. Fort, S. Rosi, F. Caruso, M. Inguscio, and M.B. Plenio, Spatial entanglement of bosons in optical lattices, Nature Communications 4, 2161 (2013).
C. D'Errico, M. Moratti, E. Lucioni, L. Tanzi, B. Deissler, M. Inguscio, G. Modugno, M.B. Plenio, and F. Caruso, Quantum diffusion with disorder, noise and interaction, New. J. Phys. 15, 045007 (2013), special issue article in Focus on The Frontiers of Disorder Physics.
F. Caruso, S.K. Saikin, E. Solano, S.F. Huelga, A. Aspuru-Guzik, M.B. Plenio, Probing biological light-harvesting phenomena by optical cavities, Phys. Rev. B 85, 125424 (2012).
J. Cai, F. Caruso, and M.B. Plenio, Quantum limit for avian magnetoreception: How sensitive can a chemical compass be?, Phys. Rev. A 85, 040304(R) (2012).
F. Caruso, S. Montangero, T. Calarco, S.F. Huelga, and M.B. Plenio, Coherent open-loop optimal control of light-harvesting dynamics, Phys. Rev. A 85, 125424 (2012).
F. Caruso, N. Spagnolo, C. Vitelli, F. Sciarrino, and M.B. Plenio, Simulation of noise-assisted transport via optical cavity networks, Phys. Rev. A 83, 013811 (2011).
F. Caruso, J. Eisert, V. Giovannetti, and A.S. Holevo, Optimal unitary dilation for bosonic Gaussian channels, Phys. Rev. A 84, 022306 (2011).
F. Caruso and H. Kantz, Prediction of extreme events in the OFC model on a small world network, Eur. Phys. J. B 79, 7-11 (2011).
F. Caruso, S.F. Huelga, and M.B. Plenio, Noise-enhanced classical and quantum capacities in communication networks, Phys. Rev. Lett. 105, 190501 (2010).
F. Caruso, A.W. Chin, A. Datta, S.F. Huelga, and M.B. Plenio, Entanglement and entangling power of the dynamics in light-harvesting complexes, Phys. Rev. A 81, 062346 (2010).
A.W. Chin, A. Datta, F. Caruso, S.F. Huelga, M.B. Plenio, Noise-assisted energy transfer in quantum networks and light-harvesting complexes, New J. Phys. 12, 065002 (2010).
F. Caruso, V. Giovannetti, and M. Palma, Teleportation-Induced Correlated Quantum Channels, Phys. Rev. Lett. 104, 020503 (2010).
F. Caruso, A.W. Chin, A. Datta, S.F. Huelga, and M.B. Plenio, Highly efficient energy excitation transfer in light-harvesting complexes: The fundamental role of noise-assisted transport, The Journal of Chemical Physics 131, 105106 (2009).
F. Caruso, J. Eisert, V. Giovannetti, and A.S. Holevo, Multi-mode bosonic Gaussian channels, New. J. Phys. 10, 083030 (33pp) (2008).
F. Caruso, V. Giovannetti, C. Macchiavello, and M.B. Ruskai, Qubit channels with small correlations, Phys. Rev. A 77, 052323 (2008).
F. Caruso and C. Tsallis, Nonadditive entropy reconciles the area law in quantum systems with classical thermodynamics, Phys. Rev. E 78, 021102 (2008).
F. Caruso and V. Giovannetti, Qubit quantum channel: A characteristic function approach, Phys. Rev. A 76, 042331 (2007).
F. Caruso, A. Pluchino, V. Latora, S. Vinciguerra, and A. Rapisarda, Analysis of Self-Organized Criticality in the Olami-Feder-Christensen model and in real earthquakes, Phys. Rev. E, Rapid Communications 75, 055101(R) (2007).
F. Caruso, V. Giovannetti, and A.S. Holevo, One-mode bosonic Gaussian channels: a full weak-degradability classification, New J. Phys. 8, 310 (2006).
F. Caruso and V. Giovannetti, Degradability of Bosonic Gaussian Channels, Phys. Rev. A 74, 062307 (2006).
F. Caruso, V. Latora, A. Pluchino, A. Rapisarda, and B. Tadic, Olami-Feder-Christensen Model on different Networks, Eur. Phys. J. B 50, 243-247 (2006).
F. Caruso, S. Vinciguerra, V. Latora, A. Rapisarda, and S. Malone, Multifractal Analysis of Mt. St. Helens Seismicity as a tool for identifying eruptive activity, Fractals Vol. 14, No. 3, 179-186 (2006).
F. Caruso, H. Bechmann-Pasquinucci, and C. Macchiavello, Robustness of quantum key distribution with two and three mutually unbiased bases, Phys. Rev. A 72, 032340 (2005).
F. Caruso, I. Herrera, S. Bartalini and F. S. Cataliotti, Slow Light amplification in a non-inverted gain medium, Europhys. Lett. 69, 938-944 (2005).
[9] F. Caruso and P. Castorina, Opinion dynamics and decision of vote in bipolar political systems, Int. J. Modern Phys. C Vol. 16, No. 9, 1473 (2005).
F. Caruso, A.W. Chin, A. Datta, S.F. Huelga, and M.B. Plenio, Noise-assisted transport in biological quantum networks, in Proceedings of 4th Feynman Festival and 11th International Conference on Squeezed States and Uncertainty Relations, International conference, June 2009, Olomouc, Czech Republic.
F. Caruso and V. Giovannetti, A new approach to characterize qubit channels, International Journal of Quantum Information 6, 621 (2008).
F. Caruso and C. Tsallis, Extensive nonadditive entropy in quantum spin chains, as invited paper in Proceedings of the Conference CTNEXT07, Complexity, Metastability and Nonextensivity, Catania, Italy, 1-5 July 2007, eds. S. Abe, H.J. Herrmann, P. Quarati, A. Rapisarda and C. Tsallis, American Institute of Physics Conference Proceedings 965 (New York, 2007), p. 51.
F. Caruso and V. Giovannetti, Bosonic and Qubit Gaussian channels, Proceedings of XCIII Italian Physical Society Congress, Pisa, Italy (2007).
F. Caruso, A. Pluchino, V. Latora, S. Vinciguerra, and A. Rapisarda, Self-Organized Criticality and Earthquakes, Proceedings of the Conference CTNEXT07, Complexity, Metastability and Nonextensivity, Catania, Italy, 1-5 July 2007, eds. S. Abe, H.J. Herrmann, P. Quarati, A. Rapisarda and C. Tsallis, American Institute of Physics Conference Proceedings 965 (New York, 2007), p. 281.
F. Caruso, I. Herrera, and F.S. Cataliotti, Quantum state transfer in a non-inverted gain medium, Proceedings of XCI Italian Physical Society Congress, Catania, Italy (2005).
F. Caruso, V. Latora, A. Rapisarda, and B. Tadic, The Olami-Feder-Christensen Model on a Small World topology, Proceedings of 31st Workshop of International School of Solid State Physics: Complexity, Metastability and Nonextensivity (Erice, Italy), eds. C. Beck, G. Benedek, A. Rapisarda, C. Tsallis, The Science and Culture Series Physics (World Scientific, 2005).
The paper JCP 131, 105106 (2009) is the first most cited 2009's paper (around 400 citations) of Journal of Chemical Physics (JCP), and has been featured as one of JCP's research highlight articles. Furthermore, it has been selected for the September 2009 issue of JCP: BioChemical Physics. Two movies related to the numerical simulations, performed by Filippo Caruso for this paper, have been highlighted and used by APS to increase public awareness and media coverage of the science presented at the APS March meeting in Pittsburgh in 2009.
The paper NJP 12, 065002 (2010) has been included in the New Journal of Physics Best of 2010, Additionally, it has been selected by NJP to make a video abstract for the launch of NJP's new video abstract service in 2010.
Finally, his research achievements have been also cited and highlighted, among others, in Nature group journals, as in the following articles: Nat. Phys. 6, 402-403 (2010), Nat. Phys. 8, 285-91 (2012), Nat. Phys. 8, 562-567 (2012), Nat. Phys. 9, 10-18 (2013), Nat. Phys. 9, 113-118 (2013), Nat. Phot. 8, 796-800 (2014).
Since 2005 (as MSc. student), I have published more than 70 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, whereof 29 as first author, 11 as last author, and 1 as single author, including 1 Rev. Mod. Phys., 3 Nature Commun., 1 Nature Mat., 3 Nature Sci. Rep., 3 Phys. Rev. Lett., 15 Phys. Rev., 9 NJP, and 1 AdP. A full list of publications is shown below. As of October 2018, my publications have attracted more than 2400 citations according to ISI-Web [>3500 citations according to Google Scholar]. My h-index is 23 (ISI-Web) [28 (Google Scholar)], while my i10-index is 47 (Google Scholar).
Selected and nominated by the European Commission for participation in the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2016 in Physics, where around 200 highly-talented young scientists from all over the world (after highly competitve multi-step selection) meet and discuss informally for one week with more than 30 Nobel Laureates
in Physics (www.mediatheque.lindau-nobel.org/meetings/2016).


Like branding, décor acts as the visual embodiment of a company's personality and quality, and indirectly, its success. An invigorating professionally-designed space legitimizes a company, causes employees and visitors to feel comfortable, and inspires a sense of confidence in the superiority of the business and its services.
Warmth and comfort are embodied in this reception area that features fun blue acrylic materials, spunky shapes, and varied materials.
To lay the foundations for personalized thinking and a space that diverges from "average" décor, business owners should think closely about the negative aspects of typical commercial design that they see so often and find boring, overused or uninspiring. Examining each aspect individually – from lighting to color to wall shape – and brainstorming examples of positive modifications will help business owners break out of the mould of typical design thinking and build a list of new ideas.
While this contemporary office is clean and simple, it still features unique elements such as the round ceiling "cloud," circular carpet pattern, and decorative light fixtures.
A family doctor recently commented to us that medical offices are often depressing and sterile. Upon deeper thought, he expounded that in the typical spaces he sees, walls are uninspiring, décor is dated, and plain lighting makes the interior look stark. By addressing each concern individually and approaching commercial design as one would a personalized home, the creativity starts to flow. In the course of the design process, potentially plain walls became bold accents of color, and simple lighting became varied with new sources such as sconces and pendants. Additional decorative flair and unique accents (a designer can provide lots of ideas) were drawn from personal interests and the character of the company, rather than defaulting to irrelevant décor that is boring and uninspired.
This memorable dentist's office utilizes personalized touches to bring surprise and fun to the patient areas.


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« Fans Wait Overnight for Sarah Palin's Brentwood Book Signing
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Fan at Lexington Book Signing: "I came to meet the 45th president"
Posted by Dr. Fay on December 2, 2010
Governor Palin signed copies of her new book America by Heart at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Lexington, Kentucky last night. Hundreds of fans showed up for the event. For one of them, this was about the 10th book signing of Governor Palin's that he had attended.
Laura Butler at the Lexington Herald-Leader reports:
Hundreds of people flooded Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Lexington on Wednesday night to meet Sarah Palin, who visited the store to sign copies of her book America By Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag.
The book, Palin's thoughts about the future of the United States and words from those she finds most inspiring, was released Nov. 23, about a year after her best-selling memoir, Going Rogue.
To get one of the 500 vouchers available for places in line, customers had to buy a copy of the book from Joseph-Beth. Each person could bring two copies of the book for Palin to sign, Joseph-Beth employees said.
The vouchers, labeled with letters A through W, were gone long before the event.
Kaye Hughes of Lexington brought her daughter Kacie, a fourth-grader. The two secured their two books, which they will give to Kaye's mother and sister for Christmas, on Nov. 16, the first day they were made available. Even though the meet-and-greet was short, the Hugheses said meeting Palin and her daughter Piper made for an exciting evening.
"They were really trying to keep the line moving, but she shook both our hands and asked Kacie about school and just held onto her hand while she talked," Kaye said. "It was cool to meet Piper, too. They're both just very nice."
Tammy Pickett and Jennifer Cross's smiles and neon green sweatshirts shone across the store as they waited for their turn. Pickett embroidered both shirts, which read, "I came to meet the 45th president." She said she made similar sweatshirts when she met President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on their campaign trails.
Pickett said Palin liked the shirts so much she made an exception to her normal rule of signing only books; Palin signed both sweatshirts and had the women pose with her for a photo.
Gary Chiero, 59, from Columbus, Ohio, also dressed for the occasion — in a red track suit; red, white and blue T-shirt; backpack and baseball cap, all embroidered with the phrase "Palin Man." He said he's worn the outfit to about 10 of her book signings.
Tim Moss of Nicholasville planned to give one of his signed books as a gift, but he said the experience was a present to himself as he spent his birthday evening waiting with fellow ticket-holders.
"I teased my wife and told her when I got the tickets that I was going to spend my birthday with another woman, but she was OK with it when she found out who it was," Moss said. "It's definitely going near the top of the list of memorable birthdays."
Jacqueline Sprague at WTVQ Channel 36 writes (view video on website):
Hundreds of people, of all ages, packed Joseph-Beth Booksellers at Lexington Green Wednesday night to see Sarah Palin who was signing copies of her latest book America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag."She's a big role model of mine and I just love all the things she supports. My husband's in the Marine Corp and I'm just a very strong Republican and I'm glad to be here to see her," says Kayla Lee of Richmond.
"We like Sarah a lot. We've been to Alaska four times and we like Alaska," explains Mary Kay & Frank Weymouth of Nicholasville.
"I'm a fan of Sarah's. I saw her over at Women of Joy in Louisville and was really inspired," comments Dian Watz of Winchester.
600 tickets were handed out to the event and some people drove hours and even came from different states to meet Palin.
"It took us probably 2 and a half hours to get here. We're very excited. We're very big Sarah Palin Fans.We just really like her. We think that she's down to earth, she's a mother and she's very intelligent no matter what others may say," comments Jennifer Cross of Jamestown, KY.
"I've been following her book signing tour. I followed the first one, Going Rogue in American and I did like 7 stops there and have got to know her and her organization and I believe in what they're doing," says Greg Chiero of Columbus, OH.
And Palin's supporters hope she decides to run for President in 2012.
"We're for it. We'll give her our vote, just like we did when she was the VP candidate," explains the Weymouths.
"I wasn't able to vote when she was running in the election with John McCain. I'm looking forward to hopefully voting for her in 2012," says Lee.
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One Response to "Fan at Lexington Book Signing: "I came to meet the 45th president""
My mom and I saw Gov. Palin the day after Thanksgiving at Mardels in Tulsa. We traveled to Tulsa late Thanksgiving night and got there just a little after midnight. It was so cold but we are so glad that we had the opportunity to meet Gov. Palin. She signed a book for my grandma who registered to vote just to vote for her in 2008. She has recently been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I know she would have just loved to be there but with her health she just couldn't. She loves the book so much. I couldn't believe how focused Gov. Palin was on connecting with each person through the line; I was so shocked to meet her in person I was speechless! It was a wonderful experience. If you get the chance to attend a signing; do it.