National University of Quilmes

Unveiling conflicts in the open source domain

The article explores dynamics and conflicts in open-source ecosystems, using Arduino and VCV Rack as case studies. Open-source projects, both software (OSS) and hardware (OSHW), are often celebrated for fostering collaboration and democratization. However, their commercial trajec...

The Gradual Refinement of Kepler’s Triangulation Method: Early Developments in His First Encounter with Tycho

Johannes Kepler’s early work with Tycho Brahe’s Mars observations in Benátky in 1600 marked a pivotal moment in his methodological development. This paper traces Kepler’s evolving approach to triangulation, emphasizing how he progressively refined the method to determine planetar...

Benchmarking control strategies for wave energy converters: From idealised knowledge to realistic operation

Maximising energy extraction in wave energy converters remains challenging due to the non-causal nature of the optimal control, complex interactions and real-time constraints. This paper presents a benchmarking of four strategies: LiTe-Con, LiTe-Con+, model predictive control (MP...

Development of A Reduced‐Fat Mayonnaise Using Double Emulsions ( W 1 /O/W 2 ) With the Addition of Natural Rosemary Antioxidants Obtained by Green Chemistry Extraction

ABSTRACT W 1 /O/W 2 double emulsions are promising systems for formulating reduced‐fat foods, as part of the fat is replaced by water (W 1 ) while maintaining texture and rheological properties. However, their high susceptibility to lipid oxidation requires the addition of antiox...

Order–disorder interfaces in viral pRb inactivation: molecular dynamics insights into SLiM-mediated recognition and implications for interaction databases

Intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) mediate protein interactions through poorly understood mechanisms. We studied the retinoblastoma protein (pRb) and its interaction with the SV40 Large T antigen (LTSV40), a viral oncoprotein that displaces E2F factors. Using molecular dynam...

Order–disorder interfaces in viral pRb inactivation: molecular dynamics insights into SLiM-mediated recognition and implications for interaction databases

Intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) mediate protein interactions through poorly understood mechanisms. We studied the retinoblastoma protein (pRb) and its interaction with the SV40 Large T antigen (LTSV40), a viral oncoprotein that displaces E2F factors. Using molecular dynam...