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Under yesterday's long-awaited roadmap announcement, some Melburnians will soon be able to create social "bubbles". Impact on net bubble motion. In Newtonian fluids, bubble shape oscillations are closely related to an unpredictable, dancing 49 motion of their centre of gravity. This motion stems from a non-linear interaction with both spherical oscillations and other shape modes. 49 In the context of bubble removal, we wish to understand the impact of shape oscillations and dancing motion on the ability of ultrasound devices to push and pull bubbles irreversibly in yield-stress fluids. J. Song, M. Caggioni, T. M. Squires, J. F. Gilchrist, S. W. Prescott and P. T. Spicer, Rheol. Acta, 2019, 58, 217–229 CrossRef CAS; J. Song, M. Caggioni, T. M. Squires, J. F. Gilchrist, S. W. Prescott and P. T. Spicer, Rheol. Acta, 2019, 58, 231–239 CrossRef.

Bubbles are however not passive under the application of vibrations and acoustic excitations, as the dynamic pressure field drives them into volumetric oscillations. 12 Oscillating bubbles apply a local strain field to the surrounding material, which in turn reacts by exerting a stress onto the bubble, altering the oscillation dynamics. Bubble dynamics in Newtonian liquids 12 and soft solids 13 is now a well-established topic, motivated e.g. by the direct role played by bubble collapse in therapeutic laser or ultrasound tissue ablation. 14,15 Bubble radius time profiles are now even used either in the linear regime 16 or the strongly non-linear, cavitation regime 17 to extract local rheological properties of soft solids. Zeiser, A. et al. On-line monitoring of physiological parameters of insect cell cultures during the growth and infection process. Biotechnol. Prog. 16(5), 803–808 (2000).

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Remember to allow the person as much freedom to explore as they choose as possible. This activity will be most beneficial if approached in a playful way. Support the person as necessary, show them some ideas of things that they can do, such as catching the bubbles, and join in with them, but do so in a non-directive manner. There is no goal other than enjoyment and feeling in a better emotional state. We apply acoustic excitations using a Langevin transducer (Steminc, Doral, Florida, U.S.A.) oscillating between f = 19.45 and 29.2 kHz. We drive the transducer using a waveform generator (33210A, Agilent, Santa Clara, USA) coupled to a linear amplifier (AG 1021, T&C Power Conversion, Rochester, USA). The amplifier gain controls the voltage U applied to the transducer and ultimately the applied pressure amplitude p( x, t) during the experiment. We always work at relatively low input voltage and amplifier gain to prevent non-linear distortion of the amplifier or transducer response. The amplitude part of the transfer function [ eqn (3b)] gives the resonance curve of the bubble. The phase lag between the bubble oscillation and the pressure field ϕ made explicit in eqn (3c) spans from π for f ≪ f 0 in the low frequency case to 0 for f ≫ f 0 in the high frequency case. In yield-stress fluids, oscillating bubbles may apply a strain that is sufficient to locally yield the material, defining a yielded, fluid region. Bubble rise may then proceed in this confined region even if their size is well below R c. The size and shape of this region has a key influence on the bubble rising velocity, and ultimately in the efficiency of the removal process. While the shape of the yielded region has been investigated in great detail for passive bubble rise, 9,18 the case of oscillating bubbles has only been examined very recently. 19,20 Building upon the progress in modelling both bubble dynamics in soft materials 13 and the rheology of yield-stress fluids, 21 these articles confirm that bubble rise is indeed possible for bubbles below R c; 19 they also compute the minimum oscillation amplitude required to initiate yielding. 20 To the best of our knowledge, these numerical and theoretical results have not yet been compared to experiments: experimental articles so far have focused on the case of bubble removal in a shear-thinning, viscoelastic surrounding fluid 22 and removal in yield-stress fluids for bubbles already close to the static rise radius at rest, R c. 3 We can finally compute the ratio of the elasto-plastic crossover time scale in the yielded material to that of the bubble oscillations, as defined in Section 2.3. We refer to it as the Deborah number of our experiments:

The next batch cultivation (Fig. 4C) was started at 400 rpm (2497 s −1, 0.55 W/kg), and a step increase to 800 rpm (7064 s −1, 4.37 W/kg) was applied after 48 h of cultivation. The aeration rate was set to 0.016 SPLM to minimize bubbles and foam formation, because no antifoam was used in this experiment. Although the inoculated cells showed low viability compared to the other batches (Fig. 4A), their viability increased in the first 48 h, from 79.6 to 82%. This increase in viability was also observed in the previous experiment (Fig. 4A), which led to the conclusion that a bioreactor powered by a Rushton turbine at 400 rpm would not impact the viability of insect cells. At the initial 400 rpm stirring rate and the low aeration rate, the DO level slowly decreased from 100 to 65% over the initial 48 h, and the culture reached a cell density of 4.0 × 10 6 cells/mL during this time. At 48 h, the stirring speed was increased to 800 rpm, and unintentionally, the aeration rate was set to 0 SPLM for the last 24 h of the batch run. Consequently, the DO steadily decreased to 0% for the last couple of hours of the experiment, and cells started to die, due to limited oxygen.I think the social bubble shows the Vic Gov is listening to community about vulnerability and stress in single, sometimes isolated people — this is very positive. Certainly a good start and something that needs to continue post COVID!" As a single person with single friends all living alone, the household bubble is a farce. It means one other can be nominated, alienating all the others… so why can't five of us gather as the bubble at one or two nominated of the residents?" since the critical value Y c −1 needed to initiate the rise of spherical bubbles is 5.1. 9 We also provide a numerical estimate of the critical oscillation amplitude ζ c required to initiate Carbopol yielding following eqn (10): They may be able to blow bubbles that have been produced by you or a bubble machine when they are in the air. Dr Julie Calveley, BSc(Hons) Psychology, BSc(Hons) Nursing, Registered Learning Disabilities Nurse, NAC Director

Bassett G, Lin J, Tran M, Sistino J. Evaluating the potential risks of bubble studies during echocardiography. Perfusion. 2015;30(3):219-223. doi:10.1177/0267659114539182 Heidemann, R. et al. Effects of dissolved oxygen levels and the role of extra- and intracellular amino acid concentrations upon the metabolism of mammalian cell lines during batch and continuous cultures. Cytotechnology 26(3), 185–197 (1998).I live alone. The social bubble changes very little. Currently I can walk/exercise with a friend. Soon I will be able to go to one other house for dinner (I assume that is acceptable). And that is it. So I still won't be seeing many people. I still will be alone for the majority of time. Working from home alone. Exercising mostly alone. Seeing one friend household once a week. Not much different. And won't help me much. I can't keep doing this." The BioFlo320 system maintained the dissolved oxygen level at 30%, and pure oxygen was supplemented when needed. The temperature was maintained at 27 °C, and the pH was monitored. This setup was chosen, because it was described previously 7, 40. The 1.5 L DASGIP bioreactor maintained the pH at 6.4 ± 0.05 with 25% phosphoric acid and 7.5% sodium bicarbonate. Bioreactor infection strategy

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