An Examination of Pain Perception and Cerebral Event-Related Potentials following Carbon Dioxide Laser Stimulation in Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease and Age-Matched Control Volu... by Stephen J Gibson, Xenophon Voukelatos, David Ames, Leon Flicker, Robert D Helme

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Cochlear Implant Programming: A Global Survey on the State of the Art by Bart Vaerenberg, Cas Smits, Geert De Ceulaer, Elie Zir, Sally Harman, N. Jaspers, Y. Tam, Margaret Dillon, Thomas Wesarg, D. Martin-Bonniot, L. Gärtner, Sebastian Cozma, Julie Kosaner, Sandra Prentiss, P. Sasidharan, Jeroen J. Briaire, Jane Bradley, J. Debruyne, R. Hollow, Rajesh Patadia, Lucas Mens, K. Veekmans, R. Greisiger, E. Harboun-Cohen, Stéphanie Borel, Dayse Tavora-Vieira, Patrizia Mancini, Helen Cullington, Amy Han-Chi Ng, Adam Walkowiak, William H. Shapiro, Paul J. Govaerts

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Response of two temperate scleractinian corals to projected ocean warming and marine heatwaves by Chloe Carbonne, Steeve Comeau, Keyla Plichon, Sébastien Schaub, Jean-Pierre Gattuso, Núria Teixidó

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Urethra-sparing prostate cancer radiotherapy: Current practices and future insights from an international survey by Jennifer Le Guévelou, Paul Sargos, Piet Ost, Filippo Alongi, Stefano Arcangeli, Alejandro Berlin, Pierre Blanchard, Anna Bruynzeel, Olivier Chapet, Alan Dal Pra, Robert T. Dess, Matthias Guckenberger, Andrew Loblaw, Amar U. Kishan, Barbara Alicja Jereczek-Fossa, David Pasquier, Mohamed Shelan, Shankar Siva, Alison C. Tree, Costantinos Zamboglou, Stephane Supiot, Vedang Murthy, Thomas Zilli

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Surveying Nearshore Bathymetry Using Multispectral and Hyperspectral Satellite Imagery and Machine Learning by David Hartmann, Mathieu Gravey, Timothy David Price, Wiebe Nijland, Steven Michael de Jong

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Wood identification in objects of Bambuti people from the Congo in the collection of the Slovene ethnographic museum by Katarina Čufar, Hans Beeckman, Marko Frelih, Luka Krže, Wannes Hubau, Maks Merela

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Identifying community-driven priority questions in acoustic backscatter research by Vincent Lecours, Benjamin Misiuk, Benjamin Misiuk, Felix Butschek, Felix Butschek, Philippe Blondel, Giacomo Montereale-Gavazzi, Vanessa L. Lucieer, Chris McGonigle

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Une célébration du roi ? Pierre Patte et ses Monumens érigés en France à la gloire de Louis XV by Yvonne Rickert

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Diviser pour mieux juger : concurrence et convergence des parlements au xve siècle by Élisabeth Schmit

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Procedimientos a distancia. El Papel sellado en Chile, 1739-1786 : contingencias, tensiones y ajustes by Aude Argouse

“…By examining the actions of a treasurer of stamped paper, Ignacio de los Olivos, this article analyses local practices in relation to this monopoly, in light of the intervention of Silvestre Garcia, the first accountant of the Royal Tribunal de Cuentas of Chile, in 1769. This article shows that, at least until the creation in 1786 of the Direccion General de Rentas Unidas, which merges the revenues of tobacco, playing cards, stamped paper and powder, the tax collection system implemented by Olivos remains in effect, in spite of the new accounting method carried out by Garcia.…”
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Les doreurs de Barcelone : un métier face à l’évolution du goût et des pratiques (1770-1834) by Julien Lugand

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Le prix des offices en Nouvelle Espagne : l’exemple de Puebla (1560-1639) by Émilie Senmartin

“…In New Spain, municipal offices used to be obtained by royal favour before the end of the sixteenth century. …”
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Marie-Antoinette : la reine refusée by Christine Dousset

“…All of them are political and reveal new questions and expectations of the body politic : crisis of the system of representation of royal power, affirmation of a new sovereignty and of the principle of equality, reject of the possibility for women to access to power and political sphere, birth of Nation and patriotism. …”
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Las visitas a los tribunales reales: fuentes para el estudio de la conflictividad y la violencia by Inés Gómez González

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Políticas coloniales y agendas locales en los márgenes del imperio español : La deportación de vagos mexicanos a las Filipinas, 1765-1811 by Eva Maria Mehl

“…This study focuses on the implementation of late Bourbon policies against vagrancy in Spain and the viceroyalty of New Spain. Using the royal decree that in 1775 instituted annual roundups of vagrants in Spain as a point of departure, the first half of this article analyzes the reasons why this ordinance was adopted in Mexico City in 1783 with the purpose of sending vagrants to the Philippines in a systematic manner and complementing the annual quota of soldiers that New Spain had to send to the archipelago. …”
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Les grèves d’étudiants au quartier latin au temps de François Villon by Sophie Brouquet

“…This spirit was coupled with real independence, dearly acquired against the municipal, ecclesiastical, and royal authorities. The history of the University of Paris is made up of these more or less long, more or less violent conflicts which agitated teachers and students. …”
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Le vœu de Louis XIII et la naissance de Louis XIV : observations iconographiques sur la célébration du roi très chrétien by Léo Minois

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Les dernières Amazones : réflexions sur la contestation de l’ordre politique masculin pendant la Fronde by Sophie Vergnes

“…During the Middle Ages and early modern times, the royal absolutism theoreticians made power an exclusively male field because of an alleged female inferiority. …”
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La litigiosidad en torno a las ventas de oficios perpetuos en la Castilla del siglo xvii by Francisco Andújar Castillo

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Toulouse, université hispanique. Des relations universitaires franco-espagnoles du Moyen Âge à l’Ilustración by Patrick Ferté

“…They were numerous on Faculties benches or chairs, in spite of war, of religious unrests and of royal prohibitions. After the lowest attendance level in the mid of the seventeenth century, exhaustive serial sources are proving that traditional transpyrenean tropism was revived and increased in the eighteenth century : after the instauration of a favourable to Castillan party Bourbon regime, who suppressed ancient catalan universities, and replaced those rebellious seats by the new and submissive university of Cervera (1717), more than 900 uncompromising Catalan students scorned it with a sort of passive resistance and they hurled themselves at Toulouse, who became again a spare campus in spite of interdicts.…”
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