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Separating Sensible and Latent Cooling with Electrically Charged Rotating Vortexes and Vapor Capturing Air Handler Technology

The dehumidification of air is a highly energy-intensive process, typically requiring vapor compression systems to cool the air below its dew point temperature. This project investigated air dehumidification achieved by electrostatic and dielectrophoresis forces in electrosprays and centrifugal principles in cyclone separators. As a practical implementation of these processes, Electrospray Vortical Flow eXchanger (EVFX) prototypes were designed, fabricated, and tested. Electrosprays were employed to energize water droplets, which then captured water vapor via dielectrophoresis. A cyclone separator was positioned downstream of the electrosprays. This combination increased the dehumidification efficiency and controlled the flow of the water vapor condensate removed from the air.

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ESMs Latent Space Exploration for Uncertainty Quantification and Spatiotemporal Downscaling

This final report for DOE Award DE-SC0023044 presents advances in two key areas of climate modeling: (1) representative climate model selection and (2) Earth System Model (ESM) downscaling using hybrid AI methods. The first section introduces a reordered, three-stage workflow to select representative GCM runs that more effectively balance historical skill with ensemble spread, validated across Texas, Bihar, and New York. The second section introduces two novel super-resolution frameworks, ViSIR and ViFOR, that integrate Vision Transformers with sinusoidal and Fourier-based implicit neural representations. These models achieve state-of-the-art reconstruction accuracy for ESM variables including surface temperature and heat fluxes. The report includes detailed methodology, benchmarks, and results, demonstrating significant gains in uncertainty quantification, spatial fidelity, and scalability for climate-impact studies.

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A typology of organizational readiness for change based on a latent profile analysis

Companies have to undergo many change processes to succeed in the transforming economy. However, many change processes fail because employees are insufficiently accompanied through the process in a targeted manner. This study of N = 427 employees from a steel industry company undergoing a transformation process examines whether the organizational readiness for change (ORC) of highly affected employees can be classified into profiles, how these profiles can be predicted by various antecedents, and whether outcome variables such as job satisfaction can be explained by profile membership. Based on five facets of ORC (i.e., individual valence and positive affect), a total of six ORC profiles were identified: Proactives , Acceptors , Opens , Neutrals , Reluctants and Deniers . Employees’ optimism and the degree of perceived interpersonal and informational fairness can predict profile membership. It was shown that profiles significantly differ in relevant outcome variables satisfaction and intention to leave. These results contribute to the basic understanding of ORC and provide an initial approach for improving ORC profiles which could increase the success rate of change processes in companies.

Köhler, Alina↗

Tensor Extraction of Latent Features (TELF)

Tensor ELF is a user-friendly parallel tensor decomposition Python toolbox that includes a suite of machine learning algorithms for CPU and GPU architectures for the analysis of sparse and dense data including utility tools for pre-processing and post-processing.

Eren, Maksim↗

Replication Data for: Latent Representation Learning for Structural Characterization of Catalysts

The data underlying this published work have been made publicly available in this repository as part of the IMASC Data Management Plan. This work was supported as part of the Integrated Mesoscale Architectures for Sustainable Catalysis (IMASC), an Energy Frontier Research Center funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Basic Energy Sciences under Award # DE-SC0012573.

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Detection of active and latent infections with microfluidic devices and systems thereof

The present invention relates to methods of detecting one or more targets of interest in a sample. In one instance, the target can be correlated to an active infection (e.g., by a virus and/or a bacterium). Methods can include treating the sample with a dissociation agent, thereby releasing the target of interest for more accurate detection (e.g., by use of a sedimentation-based centrifugal microfluidic devices). Also described herein are microfluidic devices and systems for use with a dissociation agent.

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