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Global Evidence of the Unimodal Response of Ecosystem Respiration to Soil Moisture
Advanced Science, EarlyView.Using global eddy covariance observations and a field experiment, this paper provides compelling evidence for the widespread unimodal relationship between soil moisture and ecosystem respiration and its water adaptation. Such knowledge facilitates understanding of soil moisture in affecting respiratory carbon emissions and has the potential to improve ...
Jinlong Peng +9 more
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Fennia: International Journal of Geography, 1982 Geography became established in the school curriculum in Finland at the turn of the 19th century. It was regarded as a sister discipline to history, and both were considered important elements in a general education. Geography was thought to provide the
Hannele Rikkinen
doaj
Climatic stability of the geographic origin of Antarctic precipitation simulated by an atmospheric general circulation model [PDF]
, 1999 Gilles Delaygue +2 more
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Development of Teleoperated Robotic System for Remote Intraocular Microsurgery
Advanced Science, EarlyView.A teleoperated robotic system, characterized by micrometer‐scale precision and a remote center of motion design, is developed and validated to ensure the safety and flexibility of remote intraocular surgery. This system exhibits superior performance in experimental evaluations and holds significant potential for advancing remote microsurgery ...
Andi Xu +30 more
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Complexity Thinking and Evolutionary Economic Geography [PDF]
Thus far, most of the work towards the construction of an evolutionary economic geography has drawn upon a particular version of evolutionary economics, namely the Nelson-Winter framework, which blends Darwinian concepts and metaphors (especially variety,
Peter Sunley, Ron Martin
core
Moving beyond Anglo-American economic geography
, 2019 R. Hassink, Huiwen Gong, Pedro Marques
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A Modern Roman‐Inspired Concrete with Daytime Radiative Cooling Capacity
Advanced Science, EarlyView.Coolcrete, inspired by ancient Roman concrete, is a new cementitious material with photonic properties enabling passive daytime radiative cooling. Made from quicklime and zeolites, it reduces cooling energy demand, lowers CO2 emissions, and may eliminate urban heat islands.
Jorge S. Dolado +11 more
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