Abstract: A regeneration control apparatus for controlling, in an exhaust gas treatment apparatus of a diesel engine including a diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) disposed in an exhaust passage of an internal combustion engine and a diesel particulate filter (DPF) disposed downstream of the DOC, execution of forced regeneration to remove an exhaust particulate matter (PM) which accumulates on the DPF through a temperature increase of the DPF, includes: a late-post injection amount determination part which determines a late-post injection amount. The late-post injection amount determination part is configured to determine an upper limit value of the late-post injection amount on the basis of an air excess ratio of exhaust gas flowing into the DOC obtained on the basis of a temperature index of the DOC.

Abstract: A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes a multilayer body including ceramic layers and internal electrode layers laminated therein, a pair of external electrodes electrically connected to the internal electrode layers and provided on two end surfaces of the multilayer body. The pair of external electrodes each include a base electrode layer including a metal component, an electrically conductive resin layer on the base electrode layer and including a thermosetting resin and a metal component, and a Ni-plated layer on the electrically conductive layer. A stress of about ?150 MPa or more and about 50 MPa or less is applied to the Ni-plated layer, and an end portion of the Ni-plated layer being in contact with the multilayer body.

Abstract: The magnetic particle imaging apparatus includes: a retaining unit configured to retain an inspection target; a static magnetic field generator configured to generate a linear magnetic field-free region that passes through the inspection target retained by the retaining unit; an AC magnetic field application coil configured to apply an AC magnetic field to the magnetic field-free region; and a detection coil configured to detect a magnetic variation of magnetic particles in the magnetic field-free region as a signal. The retaining unit, the AC magnetic field application coil and the detection coil are movable relative to the static magnetic field generator in the third direction as an integral structure.

Abstract: A hydrogen aircraft includes: an airframe including a fuselage and a wing; at least one propulsion system fixed to the airframe; a pressurized chamber disposed inside the fuselage; a pressure bulkhead that is disposed at a rear part of the pressurized chamber and has strength to withstand pressurization of the pressurized chamber; a hydrogen tank that is disposed in an accommodation section and stores liquid hydrogen, the accommodation section being installed behind the pressure bulkhead, outside the pressurized chamber, and inside the fuselage; and a supply line that supplies the liquid hydrogen stored in the hydrogen tank to the propulsion system.

Abstract: A biological information detection device includes an administration mechanism (10) to administer magnetic particles into a brain, the magnetic particles being bound to a target inside the brain, a first varying magnetic field application mechanism (12a, 12b) to apply a first varying magnetic field to the magnetic particles from outside the brain, a magnetic signal detection mechanism (13a, 13b) to detect a magnetic signal generated by the magnetic particles bound to the target due to the first varying magnetic field, and a determiner (14) to determine an amount of the target based on a strength of the magnetic signal.

Abstract: Described are a plant disease control composition with enhanced efficacy and improved rainfastness of D-tagatose, and a plant disease control method using the composition. The plant disease control composition includes D-tagatose as an active ingredient, an oil component and a surfactant, and is effective against plant diseases, especially diseases caused by fungi and bacteria.