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We engineered a novel SF‐ZSIC electrolyte by co‐grafting fluorinated anionic and zwitterionic monomers onto a robust silica framework. This design forms powerful solvation channels that drive ultra‐stable, excellent‐performance lithium metal batteries (LMBs).
Puji Lestari Handayani+3 more
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The development of specific, safe, and potent monoclonal antibodies (Abs) has led to novel therapeutic options for infectious disease. In addition to preventing viral infection through neutralization, Abs can clear infected cells and induce ...
Jennifer L. Schwedler+10 more
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A sustainable bacteria‐based lithium‐ion battery cathode recycling method is optimized using engineering biology. The resulting biomineralized manganese carbonate species is found to be easily converted into an electrode material, via simple calcination.
Virginia Echavarri‐Bravo+4 more
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A superionic conductivity of 42 mS cm−1 at 298 K is reported for Li2.55Sc0.15Sb, which exceeds the highest ionic conductivity reported for a solid Li‐ion conductor to date by 10 mS cm−1. In the series Li3−3xScxSb (0 < x ≤ 0.15), the gradual incorporation of Sc facilitates vacancy formation, converting pristine Li3Sb from an electrical to an ionic ...
Jingwen Jiang+9 more
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Due to their lipophilicity and low content, the major sesame oleosin allergens, Ses i 4 and Ses i 5, are challenging to identify using conventional techniques.
Huimei Li+5 more
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Housing sulfur: Certain fungi produce diketopiperazine compounds with a transannular sulfur bridge. These so‐called epipolythiodioxopiperzines are toxic by non‐specifically interacting with intracellular proteins and contribute to fungal pathogenicity. Producer strains serve as bio‐pesticides but also question safety of food fermentation.
Eva M. Huber
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Segmentation of Ink and Parchment in Dead Sea Scroll Fragments [PDF]
The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls over 60 years ago is widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological breakthroughs in modern history. Recent study of the scrolls presents ongoing computational challenges, including determining the provenance of fragments, clustering fragments based on their degree of similarity, and pairing fragments that ...
arxiv
Heavy‐Atom‐Induced Narrow Emission in Chalcogen‐Coordinating Lanthanide Cerium(III) Complexes
A novel heavy‐atom‐induced narrow emission is observed in luminescent Ce(III) complexes by adopting imidodiphosphinate ligand with different chalcogen‐coordinating sites such as O, S, Se, and Te. In the heaviest Te‐coordinating complex, the full width at half maxima is only 42 nm, which is the narrowest emission band of Ce(III).
Jiayin Zheng+9 more
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A Key Fragment in Carbon Schwarzite Unit Cells and Its Triple [6]Helicene Precursor
Adjusting the conditions of Scholl reactions has enabled the selective synthesis of polycyclic arenes with two related π‐skeletons. One π‐skeleton is a key fragment of theoretical carbon schwarzites, while the other is a triple [6]helicene, which exhibits unique supramolecular structures in the clathrate with chloroform and an absorption dissymmetry ...
Xinhe Yang+9 more
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Fifteen new dinuclear arene‐ruthenium (II)‐BODIPY conjugates were synthesized. Despite a fluorescence quenching effect, these conjugates can be used as fluorescent tracers. Their antiparasitic activity but also their toxicity against healthy human foreskin fibroblasts (HFFs) was reduced compared to the parent ruthenium compounds.
Oksana Desiatkina+6 more
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