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We analyze, in detail, the largest drift case because the plasma turbulence was the most intense and because the corresponding ground-to-space bistatic scattering geometry was the most favorable for magnetic…

We conclude that a sunward magnetic contribution on the order of 50 nT caused by magnetospheric currents is needed to explain the offset.

This work is motivated by testing the same assumption on a more optimal experimental setting: using the north face of the Resolute Bay incoherent scatter radar (RISR-N) thereby reducing echo…

To deconstruct the biochemical correlates involved in this association, we evaluated striatal dopaminergic function in a pharmacological model of Gaucher disease using the selective irreversible inhibitor of glucocerebrosidase, conduritol B…

The development of plasma structure in the nighttime equatorial F layer, known as equatorial spread F (ESF), appears to be influenced (if not controlled) by the presence of large-scale wave structure (LSWS).

This work outlines the main physical mechanisms and constraints thought to be involved in midlatitude E–F coupling, and discusses some of the challenges to inventing an illuminating observational campaign.

In this paper, a clarification of the physics is presented, which show that TT is, in fact, the dominant seeding process.