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The use of modern digital imaging methods for the creation of a virtual skull model from a paleontological find of one of the most basal reptiles

Investigators: Jozef Klembara, Miroslav Hain Using modern digital imaging methods – photogrammetric scanning and virtual 3D imaging, the only known specimen of the early eureptile Coelostegus prothales from the Upper Carboniferous of the Czech Republic was described. Using these modern digital 3D imaging methods, new, highly detailed information on the structure of the individual bones…

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Two-steps algorithm for computing the inverse solution of electrocardiography

Investigators: Beáta Ondrušová, Peter Tiňo, Jana Švehlíková This study addresses the non-invasive localization of cardiac abnormalities, specifically premature ventricular contractions (PVCs), through a newly proposed two-stage inversion solution for a dipole cardiac source. One of the inputs for solving the inversion problem is the surface potentials measured using a large number (128) of electrodes placed…

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Commissioning of the optoelectronic system for automated tilt measurement of the reactor of the third unit in the Mochovce nuclear power plant

A measuring system for automated measurement of the tilt of the reactor vessel of the third unit was developed in the Department of Optoelectronic Measurement Methods of the Institute of SAV Measurement and in 2022, together with the third unit of the Mochovce nuclear power plant, it is put into continuous operation. This measuring system…

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Nanotechnology of nanoparticle colloids based on high-entropy alloys using ionic liquids

A. Dvurečenskij, A. Cigáň, , M. Škrátek, M. Majerová, J. Maňka In colloids of metal nanoparticles based on high-entropy alloys (HEA-High Entropy Alloys) in imidazolium-based ionic liquids, the properties of three objects meet: ionic liquids, HEA alloys and nanoparticles. Each of them separately exhibits unique properties that have attracted considerable attention in recent decades due…

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The Importance of ECG Offset Correction for Noninvasive Premature Ventricular Contraction Origin Localization from Clinical Data

Investigators: Jana Švehlíková, Anna Přibilová, Ján Zelinka, Beáta Ondrušová, Katarína Kromková, Peter Hlivák, Robert Hatala, Milan Tyšler The input data for localization of the source of premature ventricular activity (PKA) were averaged ECG signals obtained from a 5-20 minute recording of multi-lead ECG measured in 14 patients diagnosed with PKA. During its standard processing, the…

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