E-Dissertationen: Browsing E-Dissertationen by Title
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From cell to robot: A bio-inspired locomotion device
Bandura, Jörg (2014-05-02)Bionics or biomimetics is an interdisciplinary research field, a scientific approach to applicate naturally developed biological systems, methods and solutions to the study and design of technology and engineering systems. ... -
From Density Functional Theory to Tight Binding: Development of Robust and Efficient Quantum Chemistry Methods
Ehlert, Sebastian (2022-12-07)The main topics of this thesis are efficient quantum chemical methods, their development, and the verification using existing and newly devised benchmark sets. The spectrum of quantum chemical methods discussed here includes ... -
From galaxies to the cosmic web and back: the interplay of different scales in galaxy formation and cosmic reionization
Garaldi, Enrico (2020-10-08)The evolution of the Universe is primarily governed by gravity, that triggers the development of a complex web-like distribution of galaxies. The latter are embedded in larger structures, called haloes, mainly composed by ... -
From glycosidase activity profiling to inhibitor discovery in the plant pathogen Pseudomonas syringae
Chandrasekar, Balakumaran (2018-05-25)Retaining glycosidases are important in plants for various biological processes. Plant genomes encode for more than 200 retaining glycosidases but the physiological roles and activities of many remain poorly understood. ... -
From memory and attention to consciousness: Exploring three major aspects of cognitive brain functioning
Haupt, Sven (2008)<p>The present work gives overview and insight into three different areas of cognitive neuroscience, representing exemplary aspects of the diverse spectrum of research areas: Memory, attention and consciousness. <br /> ... -
From meson-baryon scattering to meson photoproduction
Mai, Maxim (2013-01-17)In the present work we investigate the properties of the lowest baryon resonances. The starting point of our analyses is the low-energy effective theory of quantum chromodynamics, called chiral perturbation theory. As such ... -
From occurrence to eco-evolutionary dynamics: Assessing connectivity in a changing world through modelling and landscape genetics
Engler, Jan Oliver (2016-06-14)Climate change and the intensification of human land use are generally accepted as leading factors for global biodiversity loss, and their synergistic effects could make species loss even worse. In particular, habitat loss ... -
From Perception to Cognition: Multisensory object recognition and navigation in the weakly electric fish Gnathonemus petersii
Schumacher, Sarah (2018-02-15)Within a multisensory system, individual senses can interact in several beneficial ways increasing the reliability and flexibility of the multisensory percept. Such a multisensory system is found in the African weakly ... -
From Quantification of Activity Landscape Topographies to Activity Cliff Analysis: Image Analysis from a Chemical Informatics Perspective
Iqbal, Javed (2022-10-04)Machine learning or multivariate statistical modeling is frequently applied in the chemical informatics domain to analyze the relationships between molecular structures and their target activities/properties. Structure-activity ... -
From space to ground: spectroscopic and weak lensing analysis of galaxy observations and simulations
Scognamiglio, Diana (2022-12-08)Cosmology and astrophysics have entered an era of increasingly rich data sets, not only from ground- and space-based observations, but also from simulations. This has allowed us to advance in the most compelling science ... -
From star formation to regional distribution: Influences on the embedded cluster mass function
Lieberz, Patrick (2021-07-02)In this work we study the embedded cluster mass function (ECMF), meaning the mass distribution function of embedded clusters. Embedded clusters are fully or partially enclosed in interstellar gas, dust and molecular ... -
From the stellar IMF to large-scale structure formation: How the ΛCDM model is incompatible with observations over all probed astrophysical scales
Haslbauer, Moritz (2024-07-05)(noch nicht zugänglich / not yet accessible) -
Fuel Cells, Metal/Air Batteries: characterization of dual thin-layer flow through cell and determination of solubility and diffusion coefficient of oxygen in aqueous and non-aqueous electrolytes
Khodayari, Mehdi (2015-07-08)Until now the energy demand is substantially met by fossil fuels such as natural gas, oil and coal. The available resources are finite. Forecasts assume that at constant consumption the availability of oil reserves in 2050 ... -
Function of Cytoplasmic FMR1-interacting protein 2 (CYFIP2) in spinal motor neuron morphology during mouse embryonic development
Hauck, Stefanie Carla Rosa (2022-06-03)The development of the nervous system is a tightly regulated spatio-temporal process that involves actin cytoskeletal dynamics. The remodelling of the neuronal cytoskeleton is important for dendritic and axonal guidance, ... -
Function of Reelin Signaling in the Tangential Migration of Dopaminergic Neurons
Vaswani, Ankita Ravi (2021-01-07)Midbrain dopaminergic neurons (mDA neurons) are involved in the regulation of voluntary movement, reward behavior and cognitive processes. mDA neurons are born in the floor plate of the ventral midbrain, from where they ... -
Function of RIM4 in cerebellar circuits
Breithausen, Eva Maria (2023-12-18)(noch nicht zugänglich / not yet accessible) -
Function of the Cytoplasmic FMRP Interacting Protein 1 (CyFIP1) in mouse
Stöcker, Stefanie (2016-04-26)CyFIP (Cytoplasmic Fragile X mental retardation protein Interacting Protein) is a large scaffolding protein that was shown to be a central regulatory component of the WAVE complex. The pentameric WAVE complex is a nucleation ... -
Functional in vivo calcium imaging in the hippocampus under healthy and disease conditions
Mittag, Manuel (2020-04-22)The hippocampus has long been known to be essential for all features of memory processing. Hippocampal function strongly depends on the orchestrated activity of transiently autonomous neuronal populations that create the ... -
Functional analyses of the conserved Cysteine-rich with EGF-like domains (Creld) protein family in Mus musculus
Mass, Elvira (2014-03-28)The Cysteine-rich with EGF-like domains (Creld) protein family is highly conserved between species. However, its physiological function remained elusive. Using Creld1 knock-out (<em>Creld1KO</em>) mice, Creld1 was identified ...