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Backward Plasma Acceleration of Aluminum, Copper, Silver, and Tantalum Ions From 1010 up to 1015 W/cm2 Pulse Laser Intensity

Contributions to Plasma Physics, EarlyView.
ABSTRACT Measurements of ion acceleration in laser‐generated plasma obtained at intensities from 1010 up to 1015 W/cm2 using IR laser ablation of aluminum, copper, silver, and tantalum in high vacuum are presented. At low intensity, data were acquired from the MIFT Department of Messina University (Italy) using a Q‐switched Nd:YAG laser operating at ...
L. Torrisi, M. Cutroneo, A. Torrisi
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Advantages of Pulsed Laser Ion Source (LIS) at an Intensity of About 1010 W/cm2 for Heavy‐Ion Injection Into High‐Energy Accelerators

Contributions to Plasma Physics, EarlyView.
ABSTRACT At the Laser Plasma Physics laboratories of the University of Messina, an experimental platform for generating and accelerating low‐energy ions (keV) using pulsed lasers and for their potential applications has been put into operation. A Q‐switched Nd:YAG laser produces the beam for the system, operating at 1064 nm.
L. Torrisi, M. Cutroneo, A. Torrisi
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Revealing the Assembly Design of a BYD 46120 LFP Cylindrical Cell Through Systematic Teardown Analysis

EcoEnergy, EarlyView.
The internal assembly design of a commercial BYD 46120 LFP cylindrical lithium‐ion battery was revealed through systematic mechanical teardown and multi‐scale analysis. Key features, including a tabless electrode architecture, engineered current‐collecting disks, separator‐core mandrel design, and electrolyte composition, are reconstructed to provide ...
Rae Hyeong Lee, Ji Han Park, Jin Yeong Choi, Jae Bin Park, Sang Hwan Son, Jin Hong Lee, Minjoon Park   +6 more
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Karen Brown (Acting NIST Director) reading Certificate of Congratulations at NIST 2001 Centennial History and Reunion Day

, 2001
NIST held a number of events to mark its centennial celebration in March 2001. The NIST History and Centennial Symposium-Reunion Day for NIST staff and alumni was held on March 5 AT NIST Boulder and NIST Gaithersburg, pictured here. This image is part of
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Strain and Band Modulation of WO3/SnSe Micro‐Nano Composites Achieving Superior Photocatalytic Performance

ENERGY &ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS, EarlyView.
WO3/SnSe micro‐nano composites demonstrate exceptional photocatalytic performance through synergistic strain and band modulation. Lattice strain modulation enhances methyl orange adsorption and visible light absorption, while Z‐scheme band alignment promotes efficient charge separation. The 2.5% WO3/SnSe composite achieves 99.71% degradation efficiency,
Qinyuan Huang, Xiaoyan Ma, Xing Yang, Chongyu Wang, Quan Shan, Chunjian Wang, Fei Wang, Jing Feng, Zhenhua Ge, Lidong Zhao   +9 more
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Nanocubes and Cuboctahedra: Entropic Stabilization Versus Thermal Segregation in Rock Salt‐ and Spinel‐Type Multinary Oxides from Spray‐Flame Synthesis

ENERGY &ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS, EarlyView.
Spray‐flame synthesis enables highly flexible and scalable production of multinary and high‐entropy oxide nanoparticles due to high synthesis temperatures with subsequent quenching. Temperature‐dependent in situ diffraction of as‐synthesized materials clearly reveals entropy stabilization in rock salt lattices, while spinels—featuring tetrahedral and ...
Mohammed‐Ali Sheikh, Steven Angel, Sabrina Schleich, Leon Müller, Jan Ternieden, Hatem M. A. Amin, Christof Schulz, Hartmut Wiggers   +7 more
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Generative Models in Inorganic Crystals Discovery and Inverse Design

ENERGY &ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS, EarlyView.
Generative inverse‐design samples from the vast inorganic crystal design space by starting from target properties such as band gap, stability, and ion transport. This Review examines the representations, generative models, and validation workflows needed to translate candidate structures into stable, potentially synthesizable materials for applications
Tao Li, Xiaolin Liu, Fei Wang, Yan Xiong, Yu Chen, Yan Zhao   +5 more
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Next‐Generation Seismic Performance Assessment Through Multi‐Component Ground Motion Compatible Intensifying Artificial Acceleration

Earthquake Engineering &Structural Dynamics, EarlyView.
ABSTRACT Despite the crucial need for fully quantitative risk assessment of large‐scale structures, their performance is typically assessed through deterministic or semi‐quantitative approaches. The main preventing factor is the computational burden of probabilistic seismic analyses.
M. Amin Hariri‐Ardebili, Giacomo Sevieri, Carlo Resta, Golsa Mahdavi, Anna De Falco, Siamak Sattar, Sissy Nikolaou   +6 more
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Rapid Antibody Structural Characterization and Quantification via Microdroplet Trypsin Digestion. [PDF]

J Am Soc Mass Spectrom
Xiao M, Yang Y, Schladebeck A, Lau J, Knierman M, Zhao H, Qiu X, Luo K, Gunawardena HP, Chen H.   +9 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Judson French (back to camera), John W. Lyons (NIST Director, 1990-1993) unknown guest, Karen Brown (NIST Acting Director) at NIST 2001 Centennial History and Reunion Day

, 2001
NIST held a number of events to mark its centennial celebration in March 2001. The NIST History and Centennial Symposium-Reunion Day for NIST staff and alumni was held on March 5 AT NIST Boulder and NIST Gaithersburg, pictured here. This image is part of
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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