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Cell Attachment And Proliferation On High Conductivity Pedot-Glycol Composites Produced By Vapour Phase Polymerisation, Elise M. Stewart, Manrico Fabretto, Mischa Mueller, Paul J. Molino, Hans J. Griesser, Robert D. Short, Gordon G. Wallace
Cell Attachment And Proliferation On High Conductivity Pedot-Glycol Composites Produced By Vapour Phase Polymerisation, Elise M. Stewart, Manrico Fabretto, Mischa Mueller, Paul J. Molino, Hans J. Griesser, Robert D. Short, Gordon G. Wallace
Gordon Wallace
High conductivity poly(3,4-ethylene dioxythiophene) (PEDOT) was synthesised using vacuum vapour phase polymerization (VVPP). The process produces PEDOT composites which incorporate glycol within the polymer. To assess biocompatibility, a suite of analytical techniques were utilised in an effort to characterise the level of glycol present and its impact on cell attachment and proliferation. A small decrease in fibroblast cell attachment and proliferation was observed with increasing glycol content within the PEDOT composite. Keratinocyte cell attachment and proliferation by comparison showed an increase. As such, the results herein indicate that cell attachment and proliferation depends on the individual cell lines used and …
The Application Of Location Based Services In National Emergency Warning Systems: Sms, Cell Broadcast Services And Beyond, Anas Aloudat, Katina Michael
The Application Of Location Based Services In National Emergency Warning Systems: Sms, Cell Broadcast Services And Beyond, Anas Aloudat, Katina Michael
Professor Katina Michael
Location-based services can be broadly defined as any service that provides information pertinent to the current location of an active mobile handset at a specific window of time, regardless of the underlying delivery technology used to convey its information. To date, the short message service and cell broadcast service have been utilised by several countries during emergencies, however the future indicates that these services while cost-effective today, will almost certainly be superseded in the next five to ten years by newer more powerful capabilities. The path forward in location-based emergency services in Australia is given against a backdrop of the …