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Solar Trap‐Adsorption Photocathode for Highly Stable 2.4 V Dual‐Ion Solid‐State Iodine Batteries
A novel organic||I2 battery system with a photo‐assisted mechanism is developed. This design offers accelerated iodine conversion kinetics, enhanced utilization of iodine ions, avoided polyiodide's shuttle, and four‐electron reaction mechanism for iodine species conversion.
Xueying Zhang +9 more
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The first demonstration of a stable zinc‐molybdenum battery achieved through Al3+‐based electrolyte engineering is presented. Mechanistic studies reveal that elevated Al3+ concentrations fundamentally reconstruct zinc deposition behavior through cation competition‐induced solvation structure modulation, resulting in a stable anode protected by an alloy
Tingting Ji +8 more
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A post‐translocation genetic analysis of an endemic wingless grasshopper in urban environments
Translocations are increasingly used in conservation, yet invertebrate outcomes remain understudied. This study assessed genetic diversity in a recently translocated flightless grasshopper (Vandiemenella viatica), finding declines in heterozygosity and nucleotide diversity, alongside increased homozygosity in the F2 generation.
Hiromi Yagui +3 more
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ABSTRACT Introduction The terms coproduction, co‐creation and codesign (called the ‘Three‐Cs’ in this article) are applied to activities that include stakeholders in the design and implementation of health services. This scoping review sought to understand how Three‐Cs approaches have been designed and implemented sustainably in the primary health care
Cate Dingelstad +5 more
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Abstract Grant application processes fulfil a vital role by determining the allocation of resources to facilitate medical research. Existing grant application processes run by large governmental institutions have changed over time. Through examination of previous changes to grant application processes and the current challenges facing grant applicants ...
Christina Gao +6 more
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Abstract There are widespread concerns that conspiracy theories undermine democracies. But do conspiracy beliefs increase criticism of democracy and/or support for authoritarianism? Or are antidemocratic people more likely to endorse conspiracy beliefs? To answer these important questions, we collected longitudinal data during two concurrent democratic
Emma F. Thomas +8 more
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Exploring Low‐Global Warming Potential Refrigerants for Medium‐Charge Systems
This study evaluates 15 low‐global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants as alternatives for medium‐charge systems, focusing on environmental impacts, operational performance, and system design integration. Key findings reveal R‐447A's suitability for standard climates and R‐454B's advantages in high ambient conditions, providing actionable guidance for
Fadi Alsouda +3 more
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