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Gadolinium Deposition in the Brain and Body
Aart J. van der Molen
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ABSTRACT With the continuous development of computer image processing, developing efficient and low‐power computing devices has become a key challenge. Memristors have integrated in‐situ storage and computing capabilities, making them an ideal choice for low‐power image processing computing architectures. However, current memristors are confronted with
Tengyu Li +4 more
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Photoinduced Spin Polarization of a Gadolinium Complex [PDF]
Jonathon Clark +7 more
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Does Late Gadolinium Enhancement Predict Cardiac Events in Patients With Ischemic Cardiomyopathy? [PDF]
Sangeeta Mandapaka +2 more
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Physics‐Based Compact Modeling of Advanced 3D Nanoscale Vertical NAND Flash Memory
For advanced 3D NAND flash memory, a unified compact model for SPICE is proposed that spans from the intrinsic unit cell to the full string and captures the electrostatic coupling with adjacent inhibit strings. It can successfully predict read behavior, program/erase dynamics, and interactions between neighboring cells, reflecting array‐level behavior ...
Ilho Myeong, Seonho Shin, Ickhyun Song
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Contrast Media Side Effects and Kounis Syndrome: Timeo Danaos et Dona Ferentes. [PDF]
Kounis NG +6 more
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Cover Picture: Complex Gadolinium–Oxo Clusters Formed along Concave Protein Surfaces (ChemBioChem 15/2012) [PDF]
M. Veelders, Lars‐Oliver Essen
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Emerging Materials and Future Strategies for Solid Oxide Electrochemical Cells
Solid oxide electrochemical cells operate under strongly coupled electrochemical and thermodynamic conditions, where performance is constrained by interactions among crystal structure, defect chemistry, and interfacial evolution. This review, based on a structure‐defect‐property‐durability framework, reveals the roles of lattice symmetry and defect ...
Qiuchun Lu +4 more
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Water-soluble gadolinium fullerenes Gd@C82-TEGs as a potential magnetic resonance imaging contrast agent. [PDF]
Liu W, Huo P, Zhou X, Xiong D.
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