论绿色体育与绿色奥运

本文采用文献资料、调查访问和综合分析法，以可持续发展的视角，对绿色体育和绿色奥运的理念内涵进行了科学界定，在此基础上提出2008年北京奥运会实现绿色奥运的战略目标及对策。     

冷光膜系的性能分析与技术改造

结合生产实际，介绍了冷光膜系的物理性能及特点，详细讨论分析了生产工艺中存在的问题，提出了改进的简便实用方法。采用改进的新方法能够提高冷光膜系制品的质量和工业化生产效率。     

半导体光催化模拟光合磷酸化研究--单色(绿)光对ATP合成的影响

以半导体材料（Zn·Cd）S：Ag-KI为催化剂，在单色(绿)光照下，成功地模拟了光合作用的光合磷酸化。在绿色光照下的光照度、照光时间、ADP(二磷酸腺苷) 浓度、Pi（磷酸氢二钠）浓度及催化剂量等对ATP（三磷酸腺苷）合成的影响。在合适的条件下，ADP 的浓度为1×10-1mmol/l 时的转化率可达到3.2%——5.8%。     

21世纪甘肃省绿色产业发展构想

甘肃省发展绿色产业是适应世界产业发展潮流、国家宏观产业政策调整、西部大开发战略实施以及甘肃生态环境建设需要的必然选择。甘肃省发展绿色产业必须以市场需求为导向,以特色产业为基础,以龙头企业为核心,以科技进步为动力,以可持续发展为目标。通过树立正确的绿色产业发展观,完善绿色产业的组织管理体系,增强绿色产业的市场竞争能力,强化绿色产业的人才队伍建设,构建绿色产业的市场网络体系以及扩大绿色产业的对外合作与交流来促进甘肃绿色产业的全面发展。     

从光的衍射看光的直线传播及像质问题

光的衍射有近场衍射和远场衍射两种情形.近场衍射如小孔成像,当孔的尺寸比较大时,光线沿着直线传播,当孔小到一定程度,光线偏离了直线传播发生衍射,孔越小,衍射越显著,物体的几何像失去了清晰的轮廓,而且在边缘附近出现一系列明暗相间的条纹,从而影响了成像的质量;远场衍射如望远镜、显微镜,在物镜的像面上形成的几何像点由于衍射效应变成了一系列的衍射斑,衍射斑重叠越多,像越不清晰,严重影响了成像的质量,使得光学成像仪器的像分辨本领也有了限制.     

一部汉语言文字学研究的力作--梁光华《汉语汉字论稿》读后

梁光华先生的《汉语汉字论稿》一书 ,收录了梁先生近年来的论文四十篇 ,内容涵盖了文字学、音韵学、训诂学、语法学、词汇学、方言学、文化语言学等诸多领域。本书有以下突出的优点 :1、注意发掘新问题 ,开拓新思路 ;2、占有丰富的材料 ;3、科学的研究方法 ;4、注意科研与教学的结合。洋洋洒洒三十余万言 ,均表现出梁先生深厚的语言学功底和敏锐的视角 ,是一部语言文字学研究的力作 ,一部值得语言学者尤其是青年学者一读的好书。需要商榷的一点是轻重唇音的分化时间问题 ,梁先生主张二者分化开始于唐末 ,完成于宋初《集韵》时代 (公元 1 1世纪初 )。而笔者则认为二者的分化应开始于南朝末年至唐代初年 (公元 6世纪末至 7世纪初 ) ,完成于唐代中期。     

绿色奥运将在广州申亚中延伸

奥林匹克运动与世界环保运动以不同的形式、从不同的途径直接或间接地去实现人与人之间、人与自然之间的和谐统一。人类反思自身在改造自然中所带来的生态恶化及大自然的惩罚，希能以奥林匹克运动承载绿色环保这一沉重的主题。为使绿色奥运的主题在中国继续和延伸，广州正在筹划申亚之梦。     

Consolidation of Black-dyed Māori Textile Artefacts: Evaluating the Efficacy of Sodium Alginate

Black-dyed artefacts are found in museums worldwide, many produced using an iron-tannate compound. Deterioration of iron-tannate dyed artefacts is an international preservation issue: in New Zealand the deterioration of paru (iron-tannate) dyed Māori textiles is widespread. This article reports experimental work testing the efficacy of sodium alginate, a consolidant developed for deteriorated paru-dyed muka (fibre from harakeke; Phormium tenax). The colour stability, strength retention, and acidity of paru-dyed muka consolidated with sodium alginate (0.25, 0.5, and 1% w/v in water) was tested pre- and post-artificial light ageing. This study found that sodium alginate had no negative effect on paru-dyed muka and in some cases provided benefit. Interestingly, the colour of paru-dyed muka is substantially more stable in UV-filtered light than previously recognised. Also microfading results were in agreement with visual assessments of colour change at 1 Mlux hour exposure, providing confidence in this relatively new technique to assess colour change.     

Seeking Nettle Textiles – Utilizing a Combination of Microscopic Methods for Fibre Identification

Bast fibres have been commonly used as a textile material in Northern Europe since Neolithic times. However, the process of identifying the different species has been problematic, and many important questions related to their cultural history are still unanswered. For example, a modified Herzog test and the presence of calcium oxalate crystals have both been used in identification. In order to generate more reliable results, further research and advancement in multi-methodological methods is required. This paper introduces a combination of methods which can be used to identify and distinguish flax (Linum usitatissimum), hemp (Cannabis sativa), and stinging nettle (Urtica dioica). The research material consisted of reference fibres and 25 fibre samples obtained from 12 textiles assumed to be made of nettle. The textiles were from the Finno-Ugric and Historical Collections of The National Museum of Finland. The fibre samples were studied by observing the surface characteristics and cross sections with transmitted light microscopy, and by using a modified Herzog test with polarized light, in order to identify the distinguishable features in their morphological structures. The study showed that five out of 25 samples were cotton, 16 nettle, one flax, and one hemp. Findings from two samples were inconsistent. The results show that it is possible to distinguish common north European bast fibres from each other by using a combination of microscopic methods. Furthermore, by utilizing these combined methods, new and more reliable information could be obtained from historical ethnographic textiles, which creates new vistas for the interpretation of their cultural history.     

Virtual Microscopy as a Learning Tool in Brazilian Medical Education

Virtual microscopy (VM) is a widely used teaching method in Medical Education in many developed countries. In Brazil, however, this is not the case for most medical schools, considering Brazilian social inequality and uneven access to technology. Recently, the Covid-19 pandemic has also challenged Universities to seek and make a transition toward more effective methods of full-time online education. Thus, the main goal of this work was to verify student's perception and academic performance, assessed upon VM implementation in a Brazilian Medical School. Ribeirao Preto Medical School students answered a 26-question survey with regards to optical microscopy (OM) and VM. Academic performance was compared between participants that were (year of 2019) or were not (year of 2015) exposed to VM. Taken the results together, subjective impressions such as handling, suitability, learning effectiveness, and pleasure using the tools, have shown a higher score for virtual microscopy (median = 29), when compared to optical microscopy (median = 24) with a P-value < 0.001 by Wilcoxon rank test, upon measurement using an ordinal scale. Regarding academic performance, no statistically significant differences were found between groups (P-value = 0.38, Cohen's d = 0.19). Therefore, VM proved to be adequate to the Brazilian medical education in light of Brazilian social contexts and Covid-19 pandemic.