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A highly stretchable, self-adhesive, antimicrobial conductive hydrogel with guar gum/acrylic acid/MXene@AgNPs for multifunctional wearable sensors and electromagnetic interference shielding. [PDF]
Pu T+5 more
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This work demonstrates the use of reactive laser annealing to selectively tune the epsilon‐near‐zero condition of tin‐doped indium oxide patches integrated in silicon waveguides. This postgrowth annealing technique enables flexible control over the optical constants of transparent conducting oxides (TCOs) at critical telecom wavelengths, paving the way
Juan Navarro‐Arenas+6 more
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Surface integral equation analysis of the electromagnetic interference (EMI) impact of wind turbines on radar systems [PDF]
Dragan Poljak+2 more
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Reducing electromagnetic interference in MR thermometry: A comparison of setup configurations for MR-guided microwave ablations. [PDF]
Schröer S+11 more
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A method is proposed for actively generating Friedrich–Wintgen bound state in the continuum (FW BIC) in a hybrid plasmonic–photonic structure near the commercially important communication wavelength. In addition, interactions between dark and bright modes can further form the FW BIC and support electromagnetically induced transparency‐like with maximum
Xiao‐Fei Yan+4 more
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iPad2 ® Use in Patients With Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators Causes Electromagnetic Interference: The EMIT Study [PDF]
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Inter-Skeleton Conductive Routes Tuning Multifunctional Conductive Foam for Electromagnetic Interference Shielding, Sensing and Thermal Management. [PDF]
Li X+12 more
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This study demonstrates a negative MEL curve at low magnetic fields under constant voltage, attributed to triplet exciton‐charge reaction modulated by MC in TADF‐LEDs. After correction, MEL remains positive, confirming RISC as the primary mechanism converting triplet excitons into fluorescence. The magneto‐electroluminescence (MEL) responses of polymer
Anas Mujahid+5 more
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