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Functional MXene Inks for Printed Electronics: Chemistry, Rheology, and Devices

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Functional MXene inks are emerging as building blocks for MXetronics, connecting MXene synthesis, surface functionalization, ink formulation, and advanced printing with device‐level applications. This review maps how composition, stability, rheology, and processability govern printed structures and enable high‐performance sensors, energy‐storage ...
Shahzaib Ali, Faisal Shahzad, Hamza Hussain, Muhammad Abbas, Dae‐Hyun Cho, Doyoung Byun, Hassan A. Arafat   +6 more
wiley   +1 more source

Speaking populism: ideational vs. issue-based theories of populism

Frontiers in Political Science
Debates on the nature and causes of populism persist in the public and among academics. We test two contemporary theories of populism – issue-based and ideational – by exploring their implications for the expression of populist rhetoric among citizens ...
Ethan C. Busby, Ryan E. Carlin, Kirk A. Hawkins, Levente Littvay   +3 more
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Restores Aβ Clearance by Overcoming PCSK9–LRP1 Dysregulation and TRIB3‐Mediated Autophagy Blockade in Alzheimer's Disease

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
PCSK9 upregulation in cerebrovascular endothelial cells and microglia destabilizes the Aβ transporter LRP1, while TRIB3‐associated autophagy blockade further limits intracellular Aβ degradation. A RAP‐modified tea‐polyphenol nanoparticle co‐delivers siPCSK9 and siTRIB3 to restore LRP1‐mediated Aβ efflux and autophagy‐dependent degradation, reducing Aβ ...
Jie Miao, Jing Wang, Yankun Li, Haipei Zhang, Yanli Zhang, Qingnian Li, Bo Xiao, Wenhu Zhou, Junhong Guo   +8 more
wiley   +1 more source

A Modest Defense of Somewhat Selective Outrage

Ergo, An Open Access Journal of Philosophy
Many people think there is something objectionable about “selective outrage.” After investigating how to best characterise what selective outrage is and what these objections target, this paper argues that selective outrage can actually have important ...
Adam Piovarchy, Scott Siskind
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Enhanced Acoustic Adhesion Enabling Agile and Small Wall‐Climbing Robot Design With Anisotropic Origami Structure

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
This 28 g robot incorporates innovative ring structures and anisotropic origami springs to achieve high speeds and exceptional load capacity. It successfully carries a 100 g payload while ascending walls or ceilings at speeds of up to 8 and 20 cm/s, demonstrating enhanced adhesion and maneuverability over current climbing robots.
Xinxian Chen, Kanglong Yuan, Ao Qin, Yikun Liu, Yusen Ma, Jun Peng   +5 more
wiley   +1 more source

Re‐Thinking Electronic Circuit Design Through Emerging Reconfigurable Field Effect Transistors

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Graphical illustration of reconfigurable field effect transistor (RFET) operation modes, including n‐type, p‐type, and ambipolar transport, as well as their areas of application discussed in this review: digital circuit design, analog circuit design, post‐Shannon computing, and sensing. ABSTRACT Reconfigurable field‐effect transistors, short RFETs, are
Jens Trommer, Juan P. Martinez, Yuxuan He, Giulio Galderisi, Katrin Pingen, Eduardo Sergio Oliveros‐Mata, Lisa Tellis, Cigdem Cakirlar, Christoph Beyer, Brojogopal Sapui, Joachim Knoch, Klaus Hofmann, Sandro Carrara, Eugenio Cantatore, Max C. Lemme, Ian O'Connor, Akash Kumar, Andre Heinzig, Thomas Mikolajick, Walter M. Weber   +19 more
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β‐Adducin Restrains PLA2G4A‐Dependent Lysosomal Membrane Permeabilization and Neuronal Death in Ischemic Stroke

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
This study identifies β‐adducin as a regulator of lysosomal integrity in ischemic neurons. Ischemia‐associated FTO loss increases m6A modification and destabilizes Add2 mRNA, reducing β‐adducin expression and promoting PLA2G4A accumulation at lysosomes.
Hui‐qin Li, Pin‐yi Liu, Dan Wu, Fei‐yu Ma, Yi Bai, Sheng‐nan Xia, Hai‐yan Yang, Xin‐yu Bao, Yun Xu, Xiang Cao   +9 more
wiley   +1 more source

Aspects of Blame : In which the nature of blame, blameworthiness, standing to blame and proportional blame are discussed

, 2023
This thesis discusses what blame is, what it is for an agent to be blameworthy for having performed a certain act or omission, what makes an agent blameworthy for having performed a certain act or omission, whether the idea of standing to blame generalises to blame understood as something privately held, and what it is for blame to be proportionate. It
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CRISPR‐Scan: Cas13a Mismatch Tolerance Enabled Ultra‐Multiplexed Detection of Same‐Site Indels in Acute Myeloid Leukemia

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Accurately detecting diverse same‐locus insertions or deletions (indels) remains challenging. This study reveals the mismatch‐tolerance profile of LwaCas13a and establishes CRISPR‐Scan, which uses a single crRNA to detect multiple same‐locus indels. The one‐pot assay detects nucleophosmin 1 (NPM1) mutant allele frequencies down to 0.01%, agrees with ...
Linlin Bai, Bei Wang, Mingmin Shi, Dianwei Liu, Huimin Ji, Ting Wang, Ziwei Wang, Kaiming Guo, Xinyang Dou, Chunyan Qian, Fang Zhang, Yongming Wang, Hongju Mao, Rui Wang   +13 more
wiley   +1 more source

Improved Deformability of Co‐Free Medium Entropy Oxides by Controlled Entropy Destabilization

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Controlled entropy destabilization activates defect‐mediated plasticity in Co‐free (CuMgNiZn)O by promoting pre‐existing Cu‐rich secondary phases that serve as defect sources. Temperature‐dependent dislocation activity evolves from limited motion at room temperature to extensive glide and stacking‐fault formation at 600 °C, enabling improved plasticity
Chang Liu, Ke Xu, Zhongxia Shang, Yang Chen, Debargha Paul, Yinghang Liu, Jeremy Gan, Shiyu Zhou, R. Edwin García, Xinghang Zhang, Haiyan Wang   +10 more
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