教育技术学专业实验室建设方案

信息社会的发展日新月异,要求教育技术学专业实验室建设应不断革新,在稳定与发展中找好平衡点。新形势下的教育技术学专业实验室能够系统的提供不同类型的现代教育技术软、硬件研究环境;充分发挥现代信息技术的集成性、交互性和控制性;走数字化、网络化道路;力求信息资源共享;集教学、科研、开发于一体。以此构建教育技术学专业实验室的整体模型,并规划十个专业子实验室的系统工作流程、网络结构拓朴图、系统主要设备组成及教学、科研功能。

对数字媒体技术实验室建设与管理若干问题的探索

介绍宁波工程学院数字媒体技术实验室通过加强实验中心网站建设,强化安全防范管理、推行指导教师负责制等等措施,将实验室建设成为科研项目研究基地、学生科技创新基地、数字媒体技术开放实验中心。提高了实验室资源利用率,对宁波地区的数字媒体技术教育与研究起到了一定的推动作用。

2D-ball simulations on stiffness influences for coal bump

Coal bump is a dynamic process,thus it is necessary to reveal the process validly.2D-ball code is an efficient approach developed by the authors based on the basicDEM rationale proposed by Cundall.Numerical simulations show that the coal bump experiencesa process of energy accumulation,sudden release of energy and energy decrease.The stiffness of coal particles has a great influence on the coal bump morphosisand particle velocity.Generally,the larger the stiffness of particles,the longer the shootingoff period and the larger the bump velocity.This is in agreement with the results of laboratoryexperiment and in-situ studies.However,the stiffness of particles has an influence onthe quantity value energy and no influence on the releasing energy pattern of the coalbump.

Discussion on the Standardized Management of College and University Students＇ Electronic Laboratory Operation

At present, all aspects of China have entered the era of a rapid development, while the development speed of digital electronic technology is especially outstanding. This is a new way for China＇ s new personnel training, and also proposes higher requirements on this type of personnel training institutions. In view of the demands of society and different majors on personnel, an enhancement to the standardized management of electronic laboratory operations becomes one of the important tasks for personnel training institutions. In this paper, how to practice the standardization management in an all-round way is discussed centered at college and university students＇ electronic laboratory.

Impacting Factors of Elemental Mercury Re-emission across a Lab-scale Simulated Scrubber

Elemental mercury（Hg^0）re-emissions from slurries and solutions were evaluated in a lab-scale simulated scrubber.Oxidized mercury（Hg^2 ＋）standard solution was injected into the simulated scrubber at a desired rate to simulate absorbing and dissolving of Hg^2 ＋in the flue gas across wet flue gas desulfurization（WFGD）systems. PS analytical mercury analyzer was used to continuously determine Hg0re-emission concentrations in the carrier gas from the scrubber.Sulfite ion in the slurry of CaSO3 was validated to reduce Hg ^2＋to Hg^ 0,while no Hg ^0 re-emission occurred from slurries of CaSO4 and CaO.Transitional metal ions with low chemical valence such as Fe^2 ＋,Pb ^2＋,Ni ^2＋, AsO2^-and Cu ^＋were used to prepare solutions with concentration levels of mmol·L^-1.Reduction reaction of Hg^2 ＋to Hg 0was observed from these solutions.Reduction capabilities for the different transitional metal ions in the solutions were：Pb^2 ＋〉Cu ^＋〉Fe^ 2＋〉 AsO2^-〉Ni ^2＋.

Digital core approach to the effects of clay on the electrical properties of saturated rocks using lattice gas automation

Clay has a significant influence on the relationship between resistivity index I and water saturation Sw （i.e, I-Sw relationship） of reservoir rocks because it complicates the current paths of these rocks. It is difficult to reveal the physical mechanisms of these clay effects on the conductivities of various rocks by physical laboratory measurements because the pore structure, micro distribution and content of clay inside a rock can not be observed and controlled during the experiments. We present a digital rock approach to study these clay effects on the electrical transport properties of reservoir rocks at pore scale using lattice gas automation （LGA） method. The digital rock samples are constructed with the information of grain size distribution from SEM images of reservoir rocks. The LGA is then applied on these digital rocks fully saturated with fluids to simulate the electrical transport properties for revealing the effects of volume and distribution patterns of clay on the non-Archie behaviors of the I-Sw relationship. The very good agreement between the simulated results and the laboratory measurements clearly demonstrates the validity of the LGA in numerical research of rock physics. Based on these studies, a new model has been developed for quantitatively describing the relationship between the saturation exponent and the volume of clay （Vsh）. This development may improve the evaluation for the fluid saturations in reservoir rocks.

Gender difference of transmural heterogeneity of calcium current in rabbit ventricle

Objective: To study the distribution of I_ Ca,L in endomyocardium(Endo), mid-myocardium(Mid) and epicardium(Epi) in female and male rabbit ventricle and to elucidate the mechanism of sex difference in drug-associated torsade de pointes. Methods: Whole-cell patch clamp technique was used to record action potential and I_Ca,L. Results: Action potential duration ofMidinfemale rabbit heart waslonger thanthat in male and transmural dispersion of repolarization in female was largerthan thatinmale. The densities of I_ Ca,L in Endo, Mid and Epi of female rabbits were (7.1±0.6), (10.4±0.9) and (9.6±1.1) pA/pF and they were (9.1±0.9), (10.5±1.0) and (9.8±0.9) pA/pF in male respectively. Transmural heterogeneity of I_ Ca,L in female ventricle was more significant than that in male rabbit.Conclusion:Female rabbitspossessmoresignificant transmural heterogeneityof I_Ca,L,whichmaybe responsiblefor largertransmuraldispersion of repolarization and more drug-associated torsade de pointes in female.

Effect of Sargassum filipendula Fucoxanthin against HeLa Cell and Lymphocyte Proliferation

This study aims to （1） obtain a pure extract of Sargassumfilipendula fucoxanthin, （2） determine the effect of concentration of fucoxanthin against HeLa cells, and （3） determine the effect of concentration of fucoxanthin against cancer cell lymphocytes. The benefit of this research is to find out that fucoxanthin can be used as an anti-cancer treatment. The study was conducted in September 2013 at the Laboratory of Fishery Product Technology FPIK UB and UB Medical Biomedical Laboratories, Malang. Sampling brown seaweed （Sargassum filipendula） of the District Rural Padike Talango Sumenep Madura. Extracted isolated by column chromatography using silica gel stationary phase and mobile phase hexane：ethyl acetate （6：4, v/v） ± 100 mL, then identified by TLC using the stationary phase, a silica gel F-254 HPLC with ODS stationary phase （C-18） 5 mL with a mobile phase of methanol, acetone and ammonium acetate （IM） （80：10：10, v/v） and a flow rate of 1.0 mL/min pigment solution of 20 mL compared with the standard of Japan. Research results indicate that, spectra maximum wavelength of 450 nm and 446 nm with a minimum of acetone solvent. HPLC has the same retention time = 10.12 standard, namely Sargassum filipendula = 10.11. By giving some of the best concentrations at 100 ppm is lethal HeLa cells ebesar 5236% which means that fucoxanthin effect against HeLa cells have the potential fucoxanthin that can induce cell apoptosis that occurs in HeLa cells, it is possible because of the anti-carcinogenic fucoxanthin mempuyai structure unique. While the cell lymphocytes in the dosage of 100 ppm were dead at 8.788%, the effect of the toxicity of a substance can be observed from how many dead lymphocytes when compared with the state charity by observing level of lymphocyte proliferation.

Study of the Influence of a Young Synthetic Leachate on the Hydromechanical Properties of a Swelling Clay

Despite the developments of sectors which aim at valorizing recyclable materials, landfills remain essential in integrated waste management. The construction of such infrastructures is an engineering challenge that must be proven over the long term. The purpose of this study is to understand the modification of the hydromechanical properties of bottom liners of landfills that may occur during their exploitation under leachate action. To do so, on the basis of its parameters of nature, a swelling clay from Burkina Faso is selected from soils of seven localities in Burkina Faso （West Africa）. Laboratory tests carried out with distilled water and then with a young synthetic leachate show a degradation of the permeability of this clay from 2.42 × 10^-10 m/s to 1.01 × 10^-9 m/s. In addition, leachate leads to an inhibition of the swelling and a remarkable increase of its compressibility, inducing significant settlement. With the increase in permeability, the primary consolidation settlement is increasing faster. Changes in the hydromechanical behavior can be attributed to the clays mineralogy, mainly cation exchange and the development of the diffuse double layer.

Allelopathic Effect of Achillea （Achillea santolina） on Germination and Growth of Crop Plants

In order to investigate the likely allelopathic potential of an aqueous extract and powder of Achillea （,4chillea santolina） on the germination and seedling growth of pea （Cicer arietinum）, safflower （Carthamus tinctorius L.） and wheat （Triticum sativum）, an experiment was carried out at the laboratory and greenhouse of agriculture faculty of Sho3hid Bahonar University of Kerman, Iran, from October 2009 to March 2010. A completely randomized design with three replicates using five extract concentrations of achillea plant including 0, 25, 50, 75, and 100 g Ll and four amounts of powder of it including 0, 7.5, 15 and 30 g kg1 of soil was employed in laboratory and greenhouse experiments, respectively. All extract concentrations of achillea except 25 g Ll inhibited pea and wheat seed germination significantly, but had no inhibitory effect on the germination of safflower, The powder of mature achillea plants affected the fresh and dry weight and shoots length in these crops negatively compared with the control in all levels. Therefore use of this plant should be prevented in rotation or intercropping with these three crop plants. Further research conducted in the analytical laboratory as well as in the field is needed before a practical application of the extract and powder as weed inhibiting agent can be recommended.

Full-Scale Measurement and Numerical Analysis of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Water Heaters with Ventilation Factors in Balcony

This study carried out full-scale gas water heater combustion experiments and adopted FDS （fire dynamics simulator） to simulate three scenarios--different balcony environments when using water heater, such as airtight balcony, indoor door with openings and force ventilation to compare with full-scale combustion experiments. According to FDS simulation results, 02, CO and CO2 simulation concentration value correspond with full-scale experimental results. When the indoor O2 concentration was lower than 15%, which causes incomplete combustion, the CO concentration would rise rapidly and even reached above 1,500 ppm, causing death in short time. In addition, when the force ventilation model supplied the water heater with enough air to bum, the indoor CO concentration will keep low and harmless to humans. The study also adopted diverse variables, such as the opening area of window, outdoor wind speed and water heater types, to analyze deeply user＇s safety regarding gas water heater. In a result, while balcony area is larger than 14 mE, the volume of water heater is below 16 L （33.1 kW）, and the indoor window, connecting balcony with room, is closed, if the opening on the outdoor window of the balcony is larger than 0.2 mE, this can ensure the personal security of the indoor space.

Application of Laboratory Information Management System in Tea Pesticide Analysis Laboratory

The aim of this paper is to establish LIMS （laboratory information management system） for the tea pesticides analysis accredited laboratories in Taiwan. The LIMS could help Tungting station and Nantou pesticide inspection station to computerize the pesticide analysis data. It has completed eight management subsystems so far, including the basic information management subsystem, thesample processing management subsystem, the analysis data management subsystem, the analysis report management subsystem, the inspection standard management subsystem, the instrument connection management subsystem, the laboratory personnel training management subsystem and the laboratory quality document management subsystem. Using the automatic tea pesticide analysis information management system could help laboratory operations to reduce the amount of excess paperwork and human resource, which could ensure the analysis data quality is traceable and reliable.

Quantum Key Distribution without Signal Disturbance Monitoring

Researchers from the CAS Key Laboratory of Quantum Information,University of Science and Technology of China have just achieved a significant progress in quantum key distribution research.Based on the self-developed active switching technology,they successfully conducted the world's longest-more than 90km-round-robin differential phase shift(RRDPS)quantum key distribution experiment.

Asiatic Callosciurus squirrels as seed dispersers of exotic plants in the Pampas

Seed dispersal by exotic mammals exemplifies mutualistic interactions that can modify the habitat by facilitating the establishment of certain species. We examined the potential for endozoochoric dispersal of exotic plants by Callosciurus erythraeus introduced in the Pampas Region of Argentina. We identified and characterized entire and damaged seeds found in squirrel faeces and evaluated the germination capacity and viability of entire seeds in laboratory assays. We collected 120 samples of squirrel faeces that contained 883 pellets in seasonal surveys conducted between July 2011 and June 2012 at 3 study sites within the main invasion focus of C. erythraeus in Argentina. We found 226 entire seeds in 21% of the samples belonging to 4 species of exotic trees and shrubs. Germination in laboratory assays was recorded for Morus alba and Casuarina sp.; however, germination percentage and rate was higher for seeds obtained from the fruits than for seeds obtained from the faeces. The largest size of entire seeds found in the faeces was 4.2 ~ 4.0 ram, whereas the damaged seeds had at least 1 dimension ≥ 4.7 ram. Our results indi- cated that C. erythraeus can disperse viable seeds of at least 2 species of exotic trees. C. erythraeus predated seeds of other naturalized species in the region. The morphometric description suggested a restriction on the maximum size for the passage of entire seeds through the digestive tract of squirrels, which provides useful information to predict its role as a potential disperser or predator of other species in other invaded communities.

Protecting Distribution Entanglement by Weak Measurement and Reversal under Various Decoherence Sources

Protection of entanglement from disturbance of the environment is an essential task marion processing. We examine the validity and limitation of the weak measurement and reversal in quantum infor- （WMR） operation in the protection of distributed entanglement from various decoherence sources. Since the entanglement variation can be investigated analytically for an arbitrarily entangled bipartite pure state under three kinds of typical noisy quantum channels, we show explicitly that the WMR operation indeed helps for protecting distributed entanglement from ampli- tude damping and phase damping, but not for depolarizing. Bxperimental feasibility for testing our results is discussed using current laboratory techniques.

Experimental Studies on Swirling Gas-Particle Flows in a Spouting-Cyclone Combustor

The gas and particle time-averaged velocity rand RMS fluctuation velocity of swirling gas-particle flows in a spouting-cyclone combustor were measured by a hot-ball probe and a conventional LDV system. The results show large velocity slip between the two phases both in tangential and axial directions and high nonisotropic turbulence of the two phases were also observed which is favorable to coal combustion. The particle RMS fluctuation velocity is higher than the gas RMS fluctuation velocity only in some regions of the flow field.

Case Report:Recurrent severe vomiting due to hyperthyroidism

Thyrotoxicosis may present in many ways;severe vomiting as a prominent symptom of thyrotoxicosis is uncommon.In this paper,we report a 24-year-old Chinese male with hyperthyroidism who presented with recurrent severe vomiting.The patient had had intermittent vomiting for seven years and had lost approximately 15 kg of weight.Gastroscopic examinations revealed chronic gastritis and one occasion peptic ulcer.He was treated with antacid and proton pump inhibitors,but his symptoms had no relief.His presenting symptoms suggested hyperthyroidism and were confirmed by laboratory data.After a month of propylthiouracil therapy,his symptoms were relieved.It should be noted that hyperthyroidism patients can have unexplained vomiting,and that hyperthyroidism may coexist with peptic ulcer in rare cases.Awareness of such atypical presentations of hyperthyroidism may help to make a correct diagnosis.

Determination of the ^(25)Mg(p,γ)^(26)Al resonance strength at E_(c.m.)=58 keV via shell model calculation

The observation of 26Al is an useful tool for γ-ray astronomy and in studies of galactic chemical evolution. The most likely mechanism for 26Al nucleosynthesis is in the hydrogen burning MgAI cycle, and the 26Al production reaction 25Mg（p, γ）26Al at the important temperature range below T = 0.2 GK is still not well known. The spectroscopic factor of 58 keV resonance level in 26Al is determined with shell model calculation and then used to deduce the resonance strength of the 25Mg（p, γ）26Al reaction. The result provides a reference for the future 25Mg（p, γ）26Al direct measurement at Jinping underground laboratory.

Correlating gravitational waves with W-boson mass,FIMP dark matter,and Majorana seesaw mechanism

We study a minimal extension of the standard model by introducing three right-handed neutrinos and a new scotogenic scalar doublet,in which the mass splittings between neutral and charged components are responsible for the W-boson mass newly measured by the CDF Collaboration.This model can not only generate non-vanishing Majorana neutrino masses via the interaction of right-handed neutrinos and scotogenic scalars,but also explain the Universe’s missing matter in the form of FIMP dark matter.We also study the influence of the mass splitting on the first order electroweak phase transition,and find that it can further enhance the transition strength and thus induce gravitational waves during the phase transition,which may be detected in the forthcoming detectors such as U-DECIGO.

Image reconstruction of a neutron scatter camera

Recently, Sandia Laboratories developed a neutron scatter camera to detect special nuclear materials. This camera exhibits the following advantages: high efficiency, direction discrimination, neutron-gamma discrimination ability, and wide field of view. However, using the direct projection method, the angular resolution of this camera is limited by uncertainties in the energies estimated from pulse height and time of flight measurements. In this study, we established an eight-element neutron scatter camera and conducted the experiment with a ^(252)Cf neutron source. The results show that it has an angular resolution better than 8°(1s) and a detection efficiency of approximately 2.6′10-4. Using maximum likelihood expectation maximization method, the image artifact was eliminated, and the angular resolution was improved. We proposed an average scattering angle method to estimate the scattering energy of neutrons and Compton gamma rays. As such, we can obtain a recognizable image and energy spectrum of the source with some degradation of energy and image resolutions. Finally, a newly measured light response function based on the MPD^(-4) device was used for image reconstruction. Although we did not obtain a better result than that of the standard light response function, we have observed the effects of light response function on image reconstruction.