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2026. aasta migratsiooni käigus varasemast DataDOI süsteemist üle kantud kasutusstatistika kajastab tegevust eelmises DSpace-põhises süsteemis ega näita Dataverse’i uusi kasutusandmeid. Usage statistics carried over from the previous DataDOI system as part of the 2026 migration reflect activity in the former DSpace-based system and do not represent...
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Bugarszki, Zsolt; Lepik, Katri-Liis; Kangro, Kadri; Medar, Marju; Amor, Kristina; Medar, Marko; Saia, Koidu, 2021, "Sotsiaalse häkätoni juhis", https://doi.org/10.23673/RE-280, DATADOI, V1
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2026. aasta migratsiooni käigus varasemast DataDOI süsteemist üle kantud kasutusstatistika kajastab tegevust eelmises DSpace-põhises süsteemis ega näita Dataverse’i uusi kasutusandmeid. Usage statistics carried over from the previous DataDOI system as part of the 2026 migration reflect activity in the former DSpace-based system and do not represent...
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Vezérfonal szociális hackathon rendezvények szervezéséhez - Social Hackathon Guideline in Hungarian
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Elhi, Fred; Priks, Hans; Rinne, Pille; Kaldalu, Niilo; Žusinaite, Eva; Johanson, Urmas; Aabloo, Alvo; Tamm, Tarmo; Põhako-Esko, Kaija, 2021, "Electromechanically active polymer actuators based on biofriendly choline ionic liquids", https://doi.org/10.23673/RE-277, DATADOI, V1
Smart and soft electroactive polymer actuators have many beneficial properties, making them attractive for biomimetic and biomedical applications. However, the selection of components to fabricate biofriendly composites has been limited. Although biofriendly options for electrodes and membranes are available, the conventional ionic liquids (ILs) of...
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2026. aasta migratsiooni käigus varasemast DataDOI süsteemist üle kantud kasutusstatistika kajastab tegevust eelmises DSpace-põhises süsteemis ega näita Dataverse’i uusi kasutusandmeid. Usage statistics carried over from the previous DataDOI system as part of the 2026 migration reflect activity in the former DSpace-based system and do not represent...
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Elhi, Fred; Karu, Karl; Rinne, Pille; Nadel, Kadi-Anne; Järvekülg, Martin; Aabloo, Alvo; Tamm, Tarmo; Ivaništšev, Vladislav; Põhako-Esko, Kaija, 2021, "Understanding the Behavior of Fully Non-Toxic Polypyrrole-Gelatin and Polypyrrole-PVdF Soft Actuators with Choline Ionic Liquids", https://doi.org/10.23673/RE-278, DATADOI, V1
Smart and soft electroactive polymer actuators as building blocks for soft robotics have many beneficial properties that could make them useful in future biomimetic and biomedical applications. Gelatin—a material exploited for medical applications—can be used to make a fully biologically benign soft electroactive polymer actuator that provides high...
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