• Soft tissue simulants for survivability assessment—a sustainability focussed review 

  Read, James; Hazael, Rachael; Critchley, Richard (MDPI, 2022-05-13)

  Traditionally, human cadavers and porcine tissue have been used as means to replicate elements of the human body; however, because of the differences in biomechanical properties from the porcine limbs/organs and the potential ...
• Human-like motorway lane change trajectory planning for autonomous vehicles. 

  Chang, Chun-Wei (2019-10)

  The human lifestyle can be foreseen to have a tremendous change once the automation of transportation has been fully realised. The majority of current researches merely focus on improving the efficiency ...
• The land-river interface: a conceptual framework of environmental process interactions to support sustainable development 

  Grabowski, Robert C.; Vercruysse, Kim; Holman, Ian; Azhoni, Adani; Bala, Brij; Shankar, Vijay; Beale, John; Mukate, Shrikant; Poddar, Arunava; Peng, Jian; Meersmans, Jeroen (Springer, 2022-05-13)

  Rivers and their surrounding lands are focal points of human development in the landscape. However, activities associated with development can greatly affect river processes, causing significant and often unintended ...
• Influence of microscopic features on self cleaning ability of textile fabrics 

  Atwah, Ayat Adnan; Khan, Muhammad A. (SAGE, 2022-05-11)

  In the presented review, the past investigations have been complied and critically analyzed to highlight the influence of microscopic features on self-cleaning ability. In addition, challenges and research gaps that currently ...
• The effect of reactive dyeing of fabric on the morphology of passive bloodstains 

  Dicken, Lisa; Knock, Clare; Carr, Debra J.; Beckett, Sophie (Elsevier, 2022-04-30)

  The majority of fabrics at crime scenes have been coloured in some way. The effect of such treatments on resultant bloodstains has not been considered. In this work, horse blood was dropped onto reactively dyed calico ...

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