Amusien

Schlesiger, Christian; Evers, Stefan

doi:10.1055/s-0038-1628549

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“…[9] Power-to-X emerged in response to the fluctuating availability of renewable resources for electrical power production and temporary downtimes,e .g., of solar or wind plants because of network congestion, and thus may also serve as an intermediate energy storage option. [10] Hence,p ower-to-X technologies are effective measures to bridge the advancements in the power sector with the efforts made towards abiobased economy.…”

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Electrobiorefineries: Unlocking the Synergy of Electrochemical and Microbial Conversions

Harnisch

Urban

2018

Angew Chem Int Ed

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An integrated biobased economy urges an alliance of the two realms of "chemical production" and "electric power". The concept of electrobiorefineries provides a blueprint for such an alliance. Joining the forces of microbial and electrochemical conversions in electrobiorefineries allows interfacing the production, storage, and exploitation of electricity as well as biobased chemicals. Electrobiorefineries are a technological evolution of biorefineries by the addition of (bio)electrochemical transformations. This interfacing of microbial and electrochemical conversions will result in synergies affecting the entire process line, like enlarging the product portfolio, increasing the productivity, or exploiting new feedstock. A special emphasis is given to the utilization of oxidative and reductive electroorganic reactions of microbially produced intermediates that may serve as privileged building blocks.

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Electrobiorefineries: Unlocking the Synergy of Electrochemical and Microbial Conversions

Harnisch

Urban

2018

Angew Chem Int Ed

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“…This is also important for disturbances of cognition e.g. after stroke, after brain injury, or in different types of amusia [ 33 , 34 ].…”

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Musical ability is associated with enhanced auditory and visual cognitive processing

2015

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BackgroundMusical ability has always been linked to enhanced cognitive and intellectual skills. We were interested in the relation between musical ability and short-time cognitive processing as measured by event-related potentials, in particular in visual processing, since previous studies have already suggested such a link for acoustic cognitive processing. We measured auditory and visual event-related potentials as elicited by an oddball paradigm in 20 healthy subjects (10 musicians and 10 non-musicians; 10 female; mean age 24 ± 2 years). In addition, the Seashore test and a test developed by the authors to detect relevant amusia, the latter one with a high ceiling effect, were also applied.ResultsThe most important finding was that there is a significant linear correlation between musical ability as measured by these tests and the P3 latencies of both the auditory and visual event-related potentials. Furthermore, musicians showed shorter latencies of the event-related potentials than non-musicians.ConclusionsWe conclude that musical ability as measured by neuropsychological tests is associated with improved short-time cognitive processing both in the auditory and, surprisingly, also in the visual domain.

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Amusien

Cited by 2 publications

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Electrobiorefineries: Unlocking the Synergy of Electrochemical and Microbial Conversions

Electrobiorefineries: Unlocking the Synergy of Electrochemical and Microbial Conversions

Musical ability is associated with enhanced auditory and visual cognitive processing

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