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Freelance Architect Job, Design and Make Money

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A freelance architect job is where a freelancer works on a project for clients and companies from anywhere in the world and make money. In compare to normal job offers, a freelancer is not employed by the clients. Are you a self-employed architect? Are you an architectural student or a fresh artist planning to enter your own freelance architect job? In this post, you will discover that if you truly want to spend a substantial portion of your spare time doing anything creative, you may instantly use your newly gained talents to start making money independently from typical work in a studio. Being an architect entails a lot of responsibility it is entirely up to you to establish your own firm as a freelance architect and start earning money with your expertise. In this article, virtual scenes and architectural projects designed by Shahrbanoo Rajabi as a freelance architect from Cademix Institute of Technology are presented.
By Shahrbanoo Rajabi, Cademix Institute of Technology.

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Arduino-Based Study on the Effect of Different Parameters on Cooling of Water

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This is another another Arduino-based project that studies the effects of different parameters on cooling of water. A DS18B20 waterproof temperature sensor was used to monitor the temperature of hot water that was allowed to cool. This is used to take temperature readings for cooling water at various room temperatures, mug sizes, and mug materials. Using arduino-based temperature monitoring, this article investigates the influence of these parameters on cooling.

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Techniques for Characterisation of Polymeric Nanoparticles: A Review

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This review article discusses the various analytical techniques for the characterisation of Polymeric Nanoparticles (PNPs). Because of their distinctive qualities, they have gained a lot of attention in recent years. As a result, knowing their properties is important. In fact, a range of analytical techniques are used to investigate these features. It includes microscopic, spectroscopic, light scattering, and diffraction techniques. This article will provide you with a review of these characterisation methods and how they are used to study the properties of PNPs.

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Pectin In Jam

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Understanding how pectin works will help you make a better quality jam if you’re looking for a tasty homemade jam.
In this article, we will look at how pectin works in jams and why it is important and necessary to add pectin to jams. by Maryam Vanaee, Zahra Kamali and Cademix Institute of Technology

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Learning By Doing

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In this post, we are going to talk about a topic that is a method of learning known as learning by doing. In this method we learn more effectively when we actually do the activity. Learning by doing is a method of learning that learners can connect with their environment in order to adapt and learn.

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Safety Buckle for Children

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Explaining the safety equipment to children and changing it into the child-friend device is an old challenge for designers during the history. Now, it is time to make a new “buckle for children”. In this article we will represent a modification on side-release buckle to make it more acceptable for children. By Rouhollah Salemi, Cademix Institute of Technology.

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Verification of Newton’s Law of Cooling Using Arduino

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The Arduino platform is a free and open source electronics platform. Due to their ease of use and inexpensive cost, Arduino-based projects have gained widespread recognition. This is also an arduino-based project that examines Newton’s law of cooling. A DS18B20 waterproof temperature sensor was used for temperature monitoring. Newton’s law of cooling was validated by using temperature data. This article will discuss the Newton’s law of cooling and serve as a guide for verifying it with an Arduino. In fact, the main focus of the article is the experimental setup for Arduino-based temperature monitoring and the verification of the law.