Bach performance practice in the late French Romantic Organ School: a study of Welte organ roll recordings by Holman, C

“…<p>During the nineteenth century, Johann Sebastian Bach's keyboard music first received widespread dissemination in France through the pedagogy of Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens, who taught the leading French organists of the century, including Charles- Marie Widor and Alexandre Guilmant. …”

Learning Model Predictive Control Parameters via Bayesian Optimization for Battery Fast Charging by Hirt, Sebastian, Höhl, Andreas, Schaeffer, Joachim, Pohlodek, Johannes, Braatz, Richard D, Findeisen, Rolf

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State estimators in soft sensing and sensor fusion for sustainable manufacturing by McAfee, Marion, Kariminejad, Mandana, Weinert, Albert, Huq, Saif, Stigter, Johannes D., Tormey, David

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Associations between violence in childhood, depression and suicide attempts in adolescence: evidence from a cohort study in Luwero district, Uganda by Akunzirwe, R, Carter, DJ, Hanna, L, Zinke-Allmang, A, Akim, A, Datzberger, S, Parkes, J, Knight, L, Atuhaire, L, Nakuti, J, Mirembe, A, Allen, E, Naker, D, Devries, K, Bhatia, A

Ligand-specific factors influencing GLP-1 receptor post-endocytic trafficking and degradation in pancreatic beta cells by Fang, Zijian, Chen, Shiqian, Manchanda, Yusman, Bitsi, Stavroula, Pickford, Philip, David, Alessia, Shchepinova, Maria M., Corrêa, Ivan R., Jr., Hodson, David J., Broichhagen, Johannes, Tate, Edward W., Reimann, Frank, Salem, Victoria, Rutter, Guy A., Tan, Tricia, Bloom, Stephen R., Tomas, Alejandra, Jones, Ben

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Regimental agents as Language Intermediaries in the Eighteenth-Century Habsburg Realms by Pataki, K

“…The study explores the role of Vienna as a major logistical and administrative hub of early modern European warfare based on Johann Gottfried Leibniz’ correspondence with his Vienna-based representative and informant, Johann Philipp Schmid. …”

Coenesthesia or the immediate feeling of existence: Maine de Biran and the problem of the unconscious between physiology and philosophy by Aloisi, A

“…The term “coenesthesia” was introduced at the end of the eighteenth century by the German physiologist Johann Christian Reil to designate the general perception of the living body through the nerves. …”