Tamás Józsa

Nov 19, 2024 | theengineer.co.uk | Tamás Józsa

Engineers are used to the idea of working with fuels and materials where there is a risk of fire but a relatively low risk of explosions. Until recently, in spite of the rapid development of hydrogen technologies, few people have been talking about explosion safety, especially in aviation. Hydrogen has been used for centuries in industries like mining, chemicals, and water — but not in the quantities, types, and conditions that are planned for civil aviation.

Jul 23, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Lei Lu |Tamás Józsa |David A Clifton |Stephen Payne

AbstractOver the past few decades, osmotherapy has commonly been employed to reduce intracranial pressure in post-stroke oedema. However, evaluating the effectiveness of osmotherapy has been challenging due to the difficulties in clinical intracranial pressure measurement. As a result, there are no established guidelines regarding the selection of administration protocol parameters.