Titlebook: Risks and Regulation of New Technologies; Tsuyoshi Matsuda,Jonathan Wolff,Takashi Yanagawa Book 2021 Kobe University 2021 applied ethics.g

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Kenji Takeuchi,Mai Miyamotoacterization and applications of epoxy blends – in a comprehensive manner. The handbook is highly application-oriented and thus serves as a valuable, authoritative reference guide for researchers, engineers, and technologists working on epoxy blends, but also for graduate and postgraduate students,

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variety of materials, from elastic Hookean solids to viscous Newtonian liquids. Rheological analysis finds applications mainly in material development but also in several industrial aspects, such as their handling and storage..Rheometry is the study of rheological properties. It comprises several a

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Togo Tsukaharagame. Concerns of “electronic friendships,” “murder simulators,” and “addictive technology” remain just as prevalent today as they did when these concerns were first discussed in public discourse (Domahidi E, Breuer J, Kowert R, Festl R, Quandt T. Media Psychology 21(2):288–307, https://doi.org/10.1