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  • Ballistic Charge Carrier Devices for Terahertz 
    HARTNAGEL, H. L. (Technical University of Moldova, 2011)
    It is of great interest, to produce light-weight Terahertz sources for the many appl ications such as security testing. By reducing the transit distance suitably, the charge carrier can be approximately ballistic, that is ...
  • Behaviour of endothelial cells on surfaces functionalized by GaN nanoparticles 
    BRANISTE, Tudor; TIGINYANU, Ion; HORVATH, Tibor; RAEVSCHI, Simion; CEBOTARI, Serghei; LUX, Marco; HAVERICH, Axel; HILFIKER, Andres (Technical University of Moldova, 2015)
    In this work, we identify the mechanisms of interaction between GaN semiconductor compound nanoparticles and living endothelial cells. Cellular viability and uptaking of nanoparticles by cells as well as adhesion and ...
  • Better Information, etter Decisions, better Care–Introducing a Web-based Inventory System for Medical Devices in Moldova 
    ZAUGG, Claudio (Technical University of Moldova, 2011)
    As in most health care systems, health technologies made a significant contribution to improvements in quality of care in the Republic of Moldova in the last decades. However, there are currently no instruments in place ...
  • Bibliometric Analysis of the Nanotechnology Research Area in the Republic of Moldova 
    ROSCA, A. I.; COJOCARU, I. P.; TURCANU, A. Gh. (Tehnica UTM, 2019)
    A bibliometric analysis was performed to evaluate nanotechnology research area in the Republic of Moldova during ten years, 2009-2018. For comparative purposes, the results were benchmarked against the findings of Germany, ...
  • Bio-behavioral Aspects of Patients with Ocular Problems with Implications for Optometric Comfort 
    BARITZ, M. I.; LAZAR, A. M.; APOSTOAIE, M. G. (Tehnica UTM, 2019)
    The cultural, socio-professional, economic or ideological constraints define and delimit the framework in which human behavior evolves in different situations and which allows the building of a coherent and clear communication ...
  • Bio-functionalized atelocollagen-polysaccharide hydrogels 
    LUCA, A.; RACHITA, O.; VERESTIUC, L.; BUTNARU, M. (Tehnica UTM, 2015)
    Extracellular matrix plays numerous roles for anchorage dependent cells this is why mimicking extracellular matrix (ECM) using tissue engineering techniques can be very difficult. Collagen and hyaluronic acid are major ...
  • Biocompatible and Resorbable Polymeric Materials for Surgical Sutures 
    TANASĂ, Fulga; ZĂNOAGĂ, Mădălina (Technical University of Moldova, 2011)
    As implants in human body, sutures are one of the largest groups of materials and have been in use for many centuries. Along with the development of the synthetic resorbable polymers, i.e. poly(glycolic acid) (PGA) in the ...
  • Biocompatible SPIONs with Superoxid Dismutase/Catalase Immobilized for Cardiovascular Applications 
    LACRAMIOARA, L.; DIACONU, A.; BUTNARU, M.; VERESTIUC, L. (Tehnica UTM, 2015)
    Antioxidant enzymes are involved in the therapy of the cardiovascular diseases associated with increased production of reactive oxygen species (ROS). The enzyme efficiency is dependent on the bioactive molecule’s ability ...
  • Bioengineering the Dream 
    NEGOESCU, R. (Tehnica UTM, 2015)
    In REM sleep medullary centers are seemingly overridden by a dramatically shaped neural inflow of cortical origin on a background of increased dual autonomic tone, giving substance of REM interpretation as a sui generis ...
  • Bioengineering the Mind: from Artificial Intelligence towards Artificial Consciousness 
    NEGOESCU, Radu (Technical University of Moldova, 2011)
    Whilst the artificial intelligence seems recently to approach its human-close specimen, artificial consciousness as targeted by bioengineering and information science&technology advances still has some way to go before ...
  • Bioinspired Optical Materials 
    ZOLLFRANK, Cordt (Universitatea Tehnică a Moldovei, 2015)
    Natural systems are able to produce materials with unique properties. The formation of complex three-dimensional structures in nature is of fundamental importance to break the limits imposed by available construction ...
  • Biological Evaluation of Slip Casting Hydroxyapatite Intended for Cranioplasty 
    TALPEANU, D.; TARDEI, Ch.; GRIGORE, F.; LUCACI, M.; VELCIU, G.; DUMITRU, A.; SAVU, D. (Tehnica UTM, 2015)
    In this paper are presented the results obtained for biocompatibility tests on some cranial implant synthetic models destined for using in skull bone surgery applications. The samples were made of hydroxyapatite (HAp) ...
  • Biological properties of nanoiron 
    SCUTARI, Corina; GONCIAR, Veaceslav; CEKMAN, Ivan; CERLAT, Sergiu (Tehnica UTM, 2013)
    Iron oxide nanoparticles have been widely used experimentally for numerous applications such as magnetic resonance imaging contrast enhancement, tissue repair, immunoassay, detoxification of biological fluids, hyperthermia, ...
  • Biomechanical Analysis of the Balance of the Human Body 
    TĂTARU (OSTAFE), Anca Ioana; BARITZ, Mihaela Ioana; REPANOVICI, Angela; DRUGA, Corneliu Nicolae; BARBU, Daniela Mariana; APOSTOAIE, Mirela Gabriela (Springer Nature Switzerland, 2023)
    This paper proposes a biomechanical analysis of the balance of the human body. The center of mass of the body directly influences the position of balance, respectively the stability of the whole body. In the case of a ...
  • Biomedical Engineering 2013: The State of The Art 
    NEGOESCU, Radu (Tehnica UTM, 2013)
    The ubiquitous aspiration to health and life propels healthcare industry as the world's biggest industrial sector. Biomedical engineering (BME) occupies a central place in healthcare industry and it is one of the few areas ...
  • Biomedical Engineering and Occupational Therapy Approach in Technologies for Enhancement Human Labor and Defense Abilities 
    BACIU, A.JA.; FEDAS, V.V.; MEREUTA, I.E.; CECAN, M.; LISTOPADOVA, L.A. (Universitatea Tehnică a Moldovei, 2021)
    A review of published data sources, their synthesis analysis, a description of the developed approach in health-forming technologies, based on the use of natural physical environments of living, daily working and servicing ...
  • Biomedical Engineering Education in Georgia: Experience And Challenges 
    GOTSIRIDZE, I. (Tehnica UTM, 2015)
    Biomedical Engineering Education was established at Georgian Technical University in 1983.department has produced more than 350 professionals who were successfully employed in the field. Biomedical Engineering department ...
  • Biomedical Engineering Education in Republic of Moldova: Experience and Challenges 
    SONTEA, V.; RAILEAN, S.; SERYAKOV, A.; IAVORSCHI, A.; BALMUSS, I. (Tehnica UTM, 2015)
    In Republic of Moldova there is the need of specialists in the field of biomedical engineering. In 2005 was created "Biomedical Systems Engineering" specialty, which provides the basic and specialized training of specialists ...
  • Biomedical Physiotherapeutic Complex 
    DOROGAN, Valerian; SECRIERU, Vitalie; VIERU, Tatiana; VIERU, Stanislav; DOROGAN, Andrei; MUNTEANU, Eugeniu; BALICA, Ştefan (Technical University of Moldova, 2011)
    The paper describes the biomedical physiotherapeutic complex elaborated in Laboratory of Micro-Optoelectronics of the Technical University of Moldova. The elaborated complex includes the implementation of a large range of ...
  • Biomedical Sensors based on Micro- and Nanotechnology 
    PODLEPETSKY, B.I. (Universitatea Tehnică a Moldovei, 2021)
    This review рареr briefly analyzes the history, development trends, current state of the sensors’ developments based on micro-and nanotechnologies for medical and biological research. The classification of such sensors ...

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