Dear readers,
The second issue of volume 15 (year 2026) of Acta IMEKO is now complete.
There are 21 research papers and one technical note in this issue.

This time the issue contains papers presented at the PhotoMet 2025 Conference on Modern Photonic Metrology, held in Modena, Italy, from September 1 to 3, 2025. Here, you will find excellent and engaging expanded versions of 6 selected papers from PhotoMet 2025. All contributions examine the field of photonics from various perspectives and application areas.

In another track, there are 10 papers and one technical note as extended versions of contributions presented at the 2025 IMEKO TC8, TC11 and TC24 Joint Conference, held in Torino, Italy, from September 14 to 17, 2025. This international conference gathered experts both from industry and academia, covering different topics from the field of ‘Traceability in Metrology’ (IMEKO TC8), ‘Measurement in Testing, Inspection and Certification’ (IMEKO TC11), and ‘Chemical Measurements’ (IMEKO TC24). 

Finally, there are 5 papers in the General track. Some keywords from these articles: microvolume measurement using a microsyringe and micropipette, Smartlabel: an application of blockchain technology, sensor for the measurement of draft in mainsails, haptic devices for human–object interaction in virtual environments, polysiloxane-based titania protective coating on terracotta samples.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
30 June 2026, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The first issue of volume 15 (year 2026) of Acta IMEKO is now complete.
There are 20 research papers in this issue.

From the editorial (by Francesco Lamonaca, Editor-in-Chief):
The published works span a wide spectrum of applications, including biomedical diagnostics, industrial metrology, energy systems, environmental monitoring, advanced instrumentation, and digital infrastructures. Such diversity reflects the intrinsic interdisciplinarity of modern metrology and its increasing integration with computational intelligence, digital technologies, and emerging paradigms such as Industry 4.0 and Metrology 4.0.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
31 March 2026, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The fourth issue of volume 14 (year 2025) of Acta IMEKO is now complete.
It has, in total, 15 research papers, 6 in the General track and 9 in part three of the Thematic track of papers selected from the 2023 Metrology Conference of the Brazilian Society of Metrology, SBM.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
31 December 2025, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The third issue of volume 14 (year 2025) of Acta IMEKO is now complete.
It has, in total, 24 research papers, 9 in the General track and 15 in part two of the Thematic track of papers selected from the 2023 Metrology Conference of the Brazilian Society of Metrology, SBM.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
30 September 2025, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The second issue of volume 14 (year 2025) of our open-access online journal Acta IMEKO is now complete.
The issue has, in total, 32 research papers: half of them - 16 - in the General track. The other half belongs to three thematic/special issues.
The largest of them offers 8 articles - this is just part one - selected from the 2023 Metrology Conference of the Brazilian Society of Metrology, SBM.
The second thematic issue comes with 5 articles - also just part 1 - related to the XXXII Italian National Congress on Mechanical and Thermal Measurements.
Last but not least, the third track contains 3 articles based on selected papers presented at the TC4 sessions at the XXIV IMEKO World Congress 2024 in Hamburg.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
30 June 2025, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The first issue of volume 14 (year 2025) of our open-access online journal Acta IMEKO is now complete.
The issue has, in total, 12 research papers from various fields

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
31 March 2025, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The fourth issue of volume 13 (year 2024) of our open-access online journal Acta IMEKO is now complete and published.
The issue has in total 25 research papers - and one comment with reflections on Big Data handling as an additional challenge for metrology in the age of digitalisation. 10 of the 25 papers belong to the General track covering a wide field of measurements. The other 15 papers are extended versions of contributions to

• the 2023 IMEKO TC17 International Symposium on Measurement and Control in Robotics (Iasi, ROMANIA, 21 and 22 September 2023) - 4 articles,
• the 2023 IMEKO TC4 International Conference on the measurement of electrical quantities (Pordenone, ITALY, 20 and 21 September 2023)  - 7 articles - and
• the XXX Italian National Congress on Mechanical and Thermal Measurements - 4 articles.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
27 December 2024, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The third issue of volume 13 (year 2024) of our open-access online journal Acta IMEKO is now complete and published.
The issue has 34 research papers in three tracks. The General track comes with 8 articles ranging from generic problem-solving competence to (thrust ball) bearing fault detection, from computer vision and AI techniques to fundamental considerations about the relations between time and metrology.

The second track contains 6 papers resulting from the 2023 IMEKO TC8 & TC11 & TC24 Joint Conference held in Funchal (Portugal) from the 11^th to the 13^th of October 2023. The three TCs deal with ‘Traceability in Metrology’ (IMEKO TC8), with ‘Measurement in Testing, Inspection and Certification’ (IMEKO TC11), and with ‘Chemical Measurements’ (IMEKO TC24)The third, larger track is dedicated to the 2023 IMEKO International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, held in Rome (Italy) from the 19th to the 21st of October, 2023. It continues the first part from issue 2 with another 20 articles based on enhanced versions of the papers presented at the conference. Here are the editorialsIntroductory notes for theActa IMEKO third issue in 2024 (by F. Lamonaca)
Editorial to selected papers from the 2023 IMEKO TC8 & TC11 & TC24 Joint Conference (by M. Cundeva-Blajer, L. Iannucci, T. Wiedenhöfer)
Editorial to selected papers from the 2023 IMEKO International Conference on ‘Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage’ – part 2 (by F. Leccese, F. Lamonaca).

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
30 September 2024, Dirk Röske, Acta IMEKO Associate Editor

Dear readers,
The second issue of our open-access online journal, Acta IMEKO, is complete.
This issue has two tracks. The General track with 12 articles related to measurement in its broader sense covers fields like beehives parameters and broiler farms, detection and identification of microplastics, assessment of image fusion, deep learning methodologies, antimicrobial activity in food, acoustic human perception, or modelling of photovoltaic modules.

The second, larger track is dedicated to the 2023 IMEKO International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, held in Rome (Italy) from the 19th to the 21st of October, 2023. The track contains - as a first part, more will come in the next issue - 22 articles based on enhanced versions of the papers presented at this conference.

Here are the editorials:
Introductory notes for the Acta IMEKO second issue in 2024 (by F. Lamonaca)
Editorial to selected papers from the 2023 IMEKO International Conference on ‘Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage’ – part 1 (by F. Leccese).

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
1 July 2024, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

Dear readers,
The first quarter of the year 2024 comes to an end, and as usual, another issue of our open-access online journal, Acta IMEKO, is complete. We start the 13th volume of the journal, and in this issue, no. 1, we have a section with 9 freely submitted papers as well as another part of the Thematic issue on Measurements and Applications in Veterinary and Animal Sciences with 21 papers. This second section continues the series that started in the fourth issue of last year.

If you want to find out more about the articles in the sections, please read the Introductory notes for the Acta IMEKO first issue in 2024 by Francesco Lamonaca, the Editor-in-Chief of the journal, and the Introductory notes to the Thematic issue on Measurements
and Applications in Veterinary and Animal Sciences - part 2 by Leopoldo Angrisani et al.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
29 March 2024, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

Dear readers,
As usual, at the end of the quarter, another issue of our open-access online journal, Acta IMEKO, is complete. This issue no. 4 concludes the 12^th volume, which is related to the year 2023. The publication of the first articles started early in November. Now, there are 42 research papers in the issue, accompanied by three editorials. Besides the introduction to the General Track, the other two editorials introduce the "Thematic issues" with the titles

Editorial to selected papers from the 2022 IMEKO International Conference on ‘Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage’ - 2^nd part

and

Introductory notes for the Acta IMEKO thematic issue on Measurements and Applications in Veterinary and Animal Sciences.

Please feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
For a quick overview, a table of contents is available on our Acta IMEKO page on this site.
28 December 2023, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

Dear interested readers,
The third quarter of the year 2023 comes to its end, and the next issue of our open-access online journal Acta IMEKO is complete. The publication of the first articles started early in August and at the end of September, we now have 40 scientific papers in the issue from quite different fields, but all related to measurement. Besides the introduction to the General Track, there are four editorials introducing the "Thematic issues":

Measurement Systems and Instruments based on IoT Technologies for Health

Selected papers from the 2022 IMEKO TC11&TC24 Joint Conference (2nd part on testing, inspection and certification as well as chemical measurements)

Selected papers from the 2022 IMEKO TC4 symposium on electrical measurements

Selected papers from the 2022 IMEKO International Conference on ‘Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage’.

As always, feel free to read all Acta IMEKO articles on the journal's website.
29 September 2023, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

There are 35 research papers and 2 technical notes in the issue - and this is a collection of selected keywords from the papers (in alphabetical order):
3D printing * action recognition * adaptive filtering * additive manufacturing * agricultural IoT * analog to digital converter * angular velocity * apnea * applied mathematics * array of sensors * artificial intelligence * astroclimate * ATLAS * atmospheric absorption * autonomous sensor node * beamforming * best practice * biosensor * blade * brain computer interface * breast cancer * building heritage * cancer aggressiveness * cancer cell lines * causes of variability * chemometrics * circular economy * classroom examples and software * climate observation * contactless measurement * data fusion * data synthesis * decision rule * dentistry * dipole model * electroencephalography * electromagnetic tracking * embedded sensors * Émile Durkheim * European Metrology Network * evacuation plan * executive function monitoring * exploding wire * fear of heights * Fiber Bragg grating sensor * flexural strength * Great War heritage * healthcare * human re-identification * image analysis * impulse-radar sensors * innovation management system * innovation-IoT * intellectual property management * Internet of Things * Kalman filter * Large Hadron Collider * laser scanner * LIDAR * liquid argon calorimeter * machine learning * magnetic field generator optimization * magnetic field gradients * masonry waste * MATHMET * Max Weber * maximum admissible risk * microprocessor tachometer * military archaeology * millimeter wave * Monte Carlo method * morphology analysis * MUSIC technique * nanoparticle distribution * Nanopowder * Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) * Neper * noise * non-invasive measurements * nutritional factors * optical sorting of building material * osteosarcoma * PCA * piezoresistivity * plastic waste sorting * polymers * position estimation * Positive and Negative Openness * postprandial glucose response * power distribution board * precipitated water * pressure measurement * proficiency testing * PW Doppler * quantization and sampling error equation * radiation protection * radio range * radon calibration * radon flux calibration * re-calibration interval * resilience * RGB-D camera * risk of wrong decision * robot perception * sample volume * self-sensing materials * side-channel attack * sky-view factor * smart agriculture * smart building * smart card * smart farming technologies * stereolithography * stress-strain measurements * structural health monitoring * testing-inspection-certification * traceRadon * transparency windows * turbomachinery * turbulence * type 1 diabetes * ultrasound diagnostic systems * uncertainty of human joints * vibrations * virtual reality * vulnerability assessment * wearables * zero-velocity update.
Enjoy reading at Acta IMEKO.
30 June 2023, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

Now, at the end of the first quarter of the year, we have completed the first 2023 issue of our online-only journal with a bunch of research articles that hopefully find your interest.
This issue has one special track dedicated to extended versions of papers that have been submitted to the first IMEKO TC6 conference after its re-animation with a new subject and title - Digitalization. The conference took place in Berlin, Germany, on 19-21 September 2021. 15 extended papers were submitted and accepted by the journal, all dealing with aspects of digitalization, including sensor networks, digital twins and digital calibration certificates, blockchain, software in the wider sense, including databases, and automation. (Section editors: J. Bartholomew, D. Hutzschenreuter, S. Prugovečki, C. Zet).
The general track contains 6 papers covering fields like power quality measurement, battery lifetime, diagnosis of defects, oil level sensor for aeronautical applications, data acquisition and Terahertz techniques for better hazelnut quality! (Section editor: Francesco Lamonaca)

All articles are open access, feel free to read at Acta IMEKO on the journal's website.
The table of contents is also available from the Acta IMEKO page on this site.
31 March 2023, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

This issue has three tracks,
- the first one is dedicated to selected papers from the IMEKO TC1-TC7-TC13-TC18 joint symposium and MATHMET (European Metrology Network for Mathematics and Statistics) workshop 2022 (Section editor: Eric Benoit),
- the second one contains selected papers from the IMEKO TC24 conference "Measurements in Cultural Heritage" (Section editors: Tatjana Tomić, Leonardo Iannucci and Leila Es Sebar), and
- the third one as general track offers freely submitted papers (Section editor: Francesco Lamonaca).

All articles are open access, feel free to read at Acta IMEKO on the journal's website.
The table of contents is also available from the Acta IMEKO page on this site.
30 December 2022, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

According to our new publication policy, the third Acta IMEKO issue went online at the end of July with a small number of papers. In the meanwhile, more and more papers have been added, and today the issue was completed with the two editorials of the issue, written by our Editor-in-Chief Francesco Lanomaca and by Zafar Taqvi, introducing selected papers from the TC17 Events "International Symposium on Measurements and Control in Robotics" (ISMCR2021) and VRISE2021 - Topical Event on Robotics for Risky Interventions and Environmental Surveillance.

We have 17 research papers and one technical note in the issue. Here are some of the buzzwords (in alphabetical order):

• 21st-century digital learning
• 3D-printed soft orthotic hand
• adaptive manipulation and welding of objects
• assessment of human exposure to electromagnetic fields generated by 5G
• augmented reality–based enriched learning experience
• characterization of two 17th century brass instruments from Nuremberg
• data collection robot in sensing field with obstacles
• drug delivery in medical management
• engagement in extended reality
• frequency response function identification
• fused filament fabrication-3D-printed embedded ArUco markers
• impact of dynamic spectrum sharing on maximum-power extrapolation techniques
• instruments for body impedance analysis
• jellyfish robot for environmental monitoring
• kyathos (6th-4th centuries BCE) from the necropolis Volna 1 on the Taman Peninsula
• local augmented body
• low-voltage microgrid
• mechanical deformation of a Fabry-Perot cavity due to pressure
• neutron resonance capture and X-ray fluorescence analysis
• real-time motion capturing system using inertial measurement units
• robotic platform for humanitarian demining
• structural behaviour of a 3D airless wheel prototype
• twisted and coiled polymer muscles
• X-rays investigation

We hope some of them find your interest.
All articles are open access, feel free to read at Acta IMEKO.
The table of contents is also available from the Acta IMEKO page.
30 September 2022, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer

Dear Readers,

The second issue 2022 of Acta IMEKO collects contributions that do not relate to a specific event. As editor-in-chief, it is my pleasure to give readers an overview of these papers, with the aim of encouraging potential Authors to consider sharing their research through Acta IMEKO ... 

(From the Editorial by Francesco Lamonaca, Editor in Chief)

Please be aware of the new publication policy. The current issue is available in the first month of the following quarter of the year (for example, this second issue for the second quarter is available as full current issue in July), then it goes to the archive. The third issue (for July - September) is initially published at the end of July - beginning of August with all papers that are available at that time. Further papers will be added as soon as they are ready for publication and the new issue will be finalised at the end of September.

The full papers are available for free from the Acta IMEKO website.
The Table of Content can be found on the Acta IMEKO page.
We hope you will enjoy this new issue.

The first issue of a new year is the time for balances. In the last year Acta IMEKO has moved huge steps towards the reduce the publication time and attracting high-value papers.
These improvements were also confirmed by the fact that Acta IMEKO is now indexed by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). DOAJ is one of the most important community-driven, open access service in the world and has a reputation for advocating best practices and standards in open access ...

This issue includes a special issue on the ‘IMEKO TC4 International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural heritage’, Trento, Italy, 2020 with 17 articles, guest edited by Fabio Santaniello, Michele Fedel, Annaluisa Pedrotti (Italy) and a special issue on ‘Innovative Signal Processing and Communication Techniques for Measurement and Sensing Systems’ with 15 articles, guest edited by Zia Ur Rahman (India) ...

Many novelties are foreseen in this new year, for example the articles of the next issue that are ready for publication will be online by the end of the month (April, May), and the issue will be closed at the end of June as foreseen. This new publication policy will strongly reduce the publication time of the submitted papers, they will be available online and indexed by Scopus as soon as they are ready. In order to keep the articles of different ‘special issues’ close together in the table of contents, we will not use consecutive page numbering throughout the issue beginning with this volume 11. The page numbers of every single article start with one and end with the number of the article’s pages.
(Adopted from the Editorial by Francesco Lamonaca, Editor in Chief)

The full papers are available for free from the Acta IMEKO website.
The Table of Content can be found on the Acta IMEKO page.
We hope you will enjoy this new issue.

The fourth issue 2021 of Acta IMEKO includes a General Track with five articles. Moreover, this issue contains extended versions of another five selected papers presented at one of the most important International and Italian metrology events organized in Italy: the 2020 IMEKO TC19 International Workshop on Metrology for the Sea - “Learning to measure sea health parameters”, guest edited by Prof. Silvio del Pizzo. There are four papers from the International Excellence Italo Gorini Ph.D School, guest edited by Prof. Pasquale Arpaia and Dr. Umberto Cesaro. Another five papers come from the 40th Measurement Day jointly organised by the Italian associations Italian group of electric and electronic measurements (GMEE) and Italian group of Mechanical and Thermal Measurements (GMTT), guest edited by Prof. Carlo Carobbi, Prof. Nicola Giaquinto, Prof. Gian Marco Revel. Finally, twelve articles originate from the XXIX Italian National Congress on Mechanical and Thermal Measurements, guest edited by Prof. Alfredo Cigada and Prof. Roberto Montanini.
(Adopted from the Editorial by Francesco Lamonaca, Editor in Chief)

The full papers are available for free from the Acta IMEKO website.
The Table of Content can be found on the Acta IMEKO page.
We hope you will enjoy this new issue.

Measurement and control techniques are crucial for achieving reliable and safe autonomous features in robotics. Recent developments in both fields are key enablers for the constantly widening use of robots in industrial, medical, military and service-oriented applications. Faithful to its traditions, the 23rd edition of the International Symposium on Measurement and Control in Robotics (ISMCR), organised by IMEKO Technical Committee 17, has provided a forum for the exchange of the latest research results and novel ideas in robotic technologies and applications, this time with a special emphasis on smart mobility. The symposium focused on various aspects of research, applications and trends in relation to robotics, advanced human-robot systems and applied technologies in the fields of robotics, telerobotics, autonomous vehicles and simulator platforms, as well as VR/AR and 3D modelling and simulation ... Based on their technical and scientific value and the evaluation of the reviewers, the authors of ten contributions were invited to submit extended versions of their papers for this special issue ...
(From the editorial by Bálint Kiss and István Harmati, Guest editors)

The area of technical diagnostics is one of the most significant research fields, one that involves a broad range of measurements, with various sensors, actuators and advanced computing techniques exploited. As we are becoming increasingly surrounded by the growing amount of autonomous machinery, it is crucial to ensure regular and accurate monitoring is carried out. The Technical Committee 10 (Measurement for Diagnostics, Optimization & Control) is responsible for fostering the research on such topics, which is expressed in terms of a wide range of activities, including the organisation of annual conferences and workshops aimed solely at the problems pertaining to fault detection, identification and location. The solutions for these problems include the array of algorithms, measurement tools and procedures applicable for individual devices and industrial processes. The 17th IMEKO TC10 conference held in 2020 is a perfect example of this approach ... The corresponding special issue covers ten papers, which can be divided into three sections, each devoted to a different topic. The selection allows for assessing the advancements in these research and engineering fields ...
(From the editorial by Piotr Bilski and Lorenzo Ciani, Guest Editors)

The third issue 2021 of Acta IMEKO includes a General Track aimed at collecting contributions that do not relate to a specific event. As editor in chief, it is my pleasure to give readers an overview of these papers, with the aim of encouraging potential authors to consider sharing their research through Acta IMEKO ...
(From the editorial by Francesco Lamonaca, Editor in Chief)

The full papers are available for free from the Acta IMEKO website.
The Table of Content can be found on the Acta IMEKO page.

Measurement has always been a tool by which we can observe the world around us. This concept was once again confirmed during the 24^th IMEKO Technical Committee 4 (TC4) International Symposium, which showed how topics related to the world of measurement range across many fields of knowledge ... The 24^th edition of the Symposium was originally planned to be held in Palermo, Italy; however, due to the COVID-19 emergency, the committee was forced to organise the event as a virtual conference ... As in the last editions, the 2020 Symposium covered a large number of engineering fields, from digitalisation to renewable energy and from acoustic and mechanical measurements to biomedical and chemical fields ... we hope that the readers will find this issue of Acta IMEKO useful and inspiring.
(From the editorial by Giuseppe Caravello and Ciro Spataro, Guest Editors)

This issue includes a General Track aimed to collect contributions that do not relate to a specific event. As Editor in Chief, it is my pleasure to give readers an overview of these papers, with the aim of encouraging potential authors to consider sharing their research through Acta IMEKO ... The heterogeneous topics of the papers submitted to the General Track confirm Acta IMEKO is the natural platform for disseminating measurement information and stimulating collaboration among researchers of many different fields but united by their common interest in measurement science and technologies.
(From the editorial by Prof. Francesco Lamonaca, PhD, Editor-in-Chief of Acta IMEKO)

This Issue of Acta IMEKO is dedicated to papers that have been selected from those presented at the 2019 IMEKO TC4 International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, 'MetroArchaeo 2019', held in Florence in December 2019 and those presented at the 2019 Asia Pacific Measurement Forum on Mechanical Quantities, 'APMF 2019', held in Niigata, Japan, in November 2019. The extended papers of MetroArchaeo give an interesting overview of the latest findings in measurement methods and techniques applied for the enhancement, characterization and preservation of archaeological and cultural heritage. The extended papers of APMF show recent progress of the research on the measurements in the fields of mass, pressure, and flow in the Asia-Pacific region.

Prof. Francesco Lamonaca, Ph.D.

Editor-in-Chief of Acta IMEKO

The online-only electronic journal of IMEKO is maintained by IMEKO volunteers. It offers an open access to publications from the measurement community. Extended and improved versions of selected papers from IMEKO events are peer-reviewed and published. The website of the journal has the address

https://acta.imeko.org/index.php/acta-imeko

If you want to submit a paper, please download the MS Word template and follow the author instructions:

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Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Francesco Lamonaca, University of Calabria, ITALY, Contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Acta IMEKO, Vol 15 (2026), No 2

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