Friedrich Wilhelm Georg Kohlrausch (Figure 1) was a German physicist who studied the electrical conductivity of electrolyte solutions and greatly contributed to understanding their features, particularly important for electrochemistry dissociation theory. Kohlrausch's research concentrated on theoretical experimental analysis in solutions. Prior his work, Ohm's law electric (reciprocal resistiv...

Friederike Christine Weisel, PhD; Christina Kloepping, DVM; Alexandra Pichl, PhD; Akylbek Sydykov, MD, PhD; Baktybek Kojonazarov, MD, PhD; Jochen Wilhelm, PhD; Markus Roth, PhD; Karen Marie Ridge, PhD; Kazuei Igarashi, PhD; Kazuhiro Nishimura, PhD; Wolfgang Maison, PhD; Claudia Wackendorff ; Walter Klepetko, MD; Peter Jaksch, MD; Hossein Ardeschir Ghofrani, MD; Friedrich Grimminger, MD, PhD; We...

Illicit drug use is the practice of consuming a legally restricted substance in a manner contrary to the moral or traditional practices of a particular culture. In 2005/2006, over 10% of adults between 16 and 59 years of age had used illicit drugs in the previous year (Home Office 2006). The use of ‘Class A drugs’ (usually heroin or cocaine) was over 3%, mainly because of the rise in cocaine us...

Object-oriented programming is well-recognised to facilitate the design of complex systems which manipulate numerous and diversified objects. This complexity increases when the system must support a multitude of functions determining applicative contexts or points of view on objects. It gives rise to the question of orthogonality between objects and functions. After a review of existing works, ...