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The Chemical Composition of the Prehistoric Bronzes [PDF]
John Sebelien
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Closed‐loop and sustainable 4D printing of sulfur‐rich polymer composites is demonstrated for the first time using loosely crosslinked poly(phenylene polysulfide) networks (PSNs) and their magnetic composites (MPSNs). 3D‐printed PSNs and MPSNs exhibit shape‐morphing capabilities and can be directly reprinted into new form factors and magneto‐responsive
Jae Hyuk Hwang+10 more
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This review explores recent developments in micro/nanostructured surfaces, with a focus on cavity‐based and reentrant geometries for enhanced liquid repellency and interfacial control. The review discusses fabrication strategies, structural design principles, and application trends, providing a balanced perspective on opportunities and ongoing ...
Seo Rim Park+11 more
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Acoustic Wave Engineering of Lamb Wave Resonators with 2D van der Waals Floating Electrode
AlN‐based Lamb wave resonators integrated with 2D hBN/graphene van der Waals heterostructures achieve fr exceeding 7 GHz and enhanced electromechanical coupling. The heterostructure functions as an acoustic mirror, effectively confining acoustic energy and minimizing losses, which significantly improves the Q‐factor.
Seok Hyun Yoon+2 more
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Progress in Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells: Paving the Way for Scalable Manufacturing
Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are well positioned for a successful market uptake. This is due to an unprecedented improvement of their efficiency and stability since the first report in 2009. In this review paper, the building blocks for the scalable manufacturing and future commercialization of flexible PSCs and their pathway to impact will be ...
Dimitar I. Kutsarov+5 more
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First evidence of bronze production in the Iron Age I southern Levant: A direct link to the Arabah copper polity. [PDF]
Eshel T+3 more
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The Tale of the Tokugawa Artifacts: Japanese Funerary Lanterns at the Penn Museum
That previously stood at the back of the quiet inner courtyard of the Penn Museum waited many years for its significance to be rediscovered. It is one of the Tokugawa lanterns that long illuminated the shogunate family’s grand mausoleums during the Edo ...
Nishimura, Yoko
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Notice of a Hoard of Bronze Vessels found, in 1868, near Helmsdale, Sutherland
J M Joass
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