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Transforming Grain‐Boundary Brittle Precipitates to Ductility Pathways in Complex Concentrated Alloy

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
By engineering graded BCC/L12 interfaces, brittle precipitates in a complex concentrated alloy enable sequential deformation, realizing gigapascal strength with >20% elongation to solve the strength‐ductility trade‐off. ABSTRACT Conventional wisdom holds that hard grain‐boundary (GB) precipitates embrittle structural alloys by acting as crack ...
Zhixin Li, Xiao‐Tong Li, Zhaoqi Chen, Yushan Geng, Hao Gong, Sijia Hu, Wenli Song, Wanshun Xia, Chuanzheng Li, Linfa Peng, Yue Fan, Pengfei Guan, Bo Zhang, Weihua Wang, Yong Yang   +14 more
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Key frontiers in camera trapping research

Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation, 2017
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Decoding Trap States in Working 2D Perovskite Multi‐Functional Devices

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Illustration of the photoluminescence spectrum and energy‐level landscape governing trap‐mediated carrier dynamics in 2D F‐PEAI photodetectors. A novel approach capturing dynamic trap occupation and retrapping in devices under operating conditions, directly links defect energetics to carrier transport and enhanced photoresponse in multifunctional ...
Ioannis Leontis, Karl Jonas Riisnaes, Hoi Tung Lam, Rosanna Mastria, Luisa De Marco, Annalisa Coriolano, Steven Hepplestone, Monica Felicia Craciun, Saverio Russo   +8 more
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Competition Between Liquid‐Liquid Crystalline Phase Separation (LLCPS) and Liquid‐Liquid Phase Separation (LLPS) in Amyloid Fibril Colloidal Systems

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This study shows that amyloid fibrils form nematic condensates via liquid–liquid crystalline phase separation (LLCPS). With increasing pH, this transition shifts toward disordered condensates formed through liquid–liquid phase separation (LLPS), in which birefringence with lack of a coherent nematic field symmetry originates from enthalpic fibril ...
Milad Radiom, Raffaele Mezzenga
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Structure‐Function Integration in 2D Hybrid Perovskite for Fast Neutron and Gamma Ray Discrimination

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Using an in situ seed‐assisted cooling method, large (28 × 7 × 3 mm3) (GABA)2PbBr4 single crystals are grown, featuring hydrogen‐rich organic layers and a dense PbBr4 framework. This architecture enables efficient γ‐ray absorption, fast‐neutron sensitivity, and clear n/γ pulse‐shape discrimination (FOM up to 1.74), highlighting its potential as a ...
Yingming Wang, Lingyan Xu, Chongqi Liu, Lu Liang, Binghui Zhang, Zhentao Qin, Lixiang Lian, Wei Zheng, Yanyan Lei, Qinzeng Hu, Shuai Song, Chaopeng Mi, Tao Wang, Yadong Xu, Gangqiang Zha, Wanqi Jie   +15 more
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Natural Variations of ZmRLR1 Mediate the Root Lodging Resistance of Maize by Regulating Root Ascorbate and Auxin Homeostasis

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Root lodging severely limits crop yield and quality. We reveal that ZmRLR1, a plasma membrane b‐type cytochrome, regulates lodging resistance in maize through dual roles: modulating intracellular redox balance and functioning as a novel component of clathrin‐mediated endocytosis to influence auxin homeostasis. Moreover, natural variations in the ZmRLR1
Wenshuai Lv, Pengshuai Yan, Huan Chen, Guangxian Li, Yiyue Zhao, Yanhui Chen, Wen‐Xue Li, Qingguo Du   +7 more
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Multimodal Layer‐Crossing Interrogation of Brain Circuits Enabled by Microfluidic Axialtrodes

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The study introduces a flexible microfluidic axialtrode that integrates optical, electrical, and chemical modalities within a single polymer fiber. By redistributing electrodes and fluidic channels along the fiber axis via angled cleaving, it enables simultaneous optogenetic stimulation, electrophysiological recording, and drug delivery across brain ...
Kunyang Sui, Neela K. Codadu, Daman Rathore, Guanghui Li, Marcello Meneghetti, Anders L. Bøcker, Rune W. Berg, Rob C. Wykes, Christos Markos   +8 more
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Camera trapping for conservation

2021
Abstract Camera traps use a motion sensor to capture images of passing animals, representing verifiable and non-invasive records of the presence of a given species at a specified place and time. These simple records provide fundamental data on biodiversity that have proven invaluable to conservation.
Rovero Francesco, Kays Roland
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Sorting camera trap images

2017 IEEE Global Conference on Signal and Information Processing (GlobalSIP), 2017
Camera trapping is used by conservation biologists to study snow leopards. In this research, we introduce techniques that sort camera trap images into sets with snow leopards and those without. We use Robust Principal Component Analysis, thresholding, and binary morphology to create motion templates.
Agnieszka Miguel, Joshua S. Beard, Chleo Bales-Heisterkamp, Rana Bayrakcismith   +3 more
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Camera trapping for wildlife research

2016
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Rovero F, Zimmermann F
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