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Reconfigurable Manipulation of Sound with a Multimaterial 3D Printed Origami Metasurface
This paper demonstrates a programmable origami‐inspired metasurface, using multimaterial three‐dimensional printing technology to achieve reconfigurable sound manipulation. The unique bistable design enables rapid switching between configurations, allowing for precise control of acoustic reflections with minimal mechanical input. The results showcase a
Dinh Hai Le+5 more
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One of the high‐impact research goals in neuromorphic photonics is to build scalable photonic artificial intelligence computing at high energy efficiency. This perspective paper discusses microring resonator (MRR)‐based large‐scale photonic neural networks, variations of MRR resonance wavelength from fabrication, and post‐fabrication processing with ...
Lei Xu+9 more
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Photochromic compounds are versatile ingredients for the development of Chemical AI. When they are embedded in a tight microenvironment, they become Markov blankets. They are also valuable for processing Boolean and Fuzzy logic. They contribute to neuromorphic engineering in wetware based on opto‐chemical signals exchanged with oscillatory chemical ...
Pier Luigi Gentili
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Curvature and dielectric is introduced to tune properties of surface phonon polaritons (SPhPs) in complementary nanostructures: nanowire (NW) and nanohole (NH). It is found that NH complements the frequency band range of SPhP of NW. Frequency‐band subinterval of the SPhP in NHs and NWs can be tuned by dielectric.
Li Zhang+5 more
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The digital capillaric strain sensors (DigSSs) that have a binary ON/OFF response to a tunable strain threshold enable tracking of human movements without complex signal processing algorithms for musculoskeletal health applications. The integrated DigSSs are designed by linear optimization‐based analysis of skin strain profiles and tested on human ...
Hudson Gasvoda+7 more
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The increasing power of consumer electronics drives innovation in research. Here, a low‐cost (<€100), portable UV–vis spectrophotometric device is presented using Raspberry Pi and the AS7341 sensor. The system matches commercial spectrophotometers in performance and successfully analyzes wine samples and DNA oligonucleotides.
Alessandro Tonelli+7 more
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Optical Microfiber Biomedical Sensors: Classification, Applications, and Future Perspectives
This review delves deeply into the various types of optical microfiber biosensors, grounded firmly in their fundamental principles, and underscores their indispensable roles in pushing forward biomedical advancements. It examines the latest advancements, challenges faced by these biosensors in practical applications, future directions, breakthroughs ...
Lili Liang+5 more
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FreqD‐LBM simulates the oscillatory flow at the surface of a QCM‐D resonator in the presence of structured adsorbates. It derives shifts of frequency and bandwidth (equivalent to dissipation) on different overtones. Applications include rough surfaces, adsorbed rigid particles, adsorbed viscoelastic particles, spheres floating freely above the surface,
Diethelm Johannsmann+5 more
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Binding energy and electronic structure calculations are used to assess the ability of metal–organic framework (MOF)‐TiO2 composite materials to detect volatile organic compounds found in human breath. Electronic structure changes are measured by comparing density of states profiles using Wasserstein distances.
Maryam Nurhuda+3 more
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The ΔRMSF$\Delta {\rm RMSF}$ analysis reveals significant flexibility differences between free NS3 and the NS2B/NS3 complex, with notable deviations in specific regions. Key residues driving NS2B binding are identified, and the protonation state of catalytic serine affects oxyanion hole formation.
Jurica Novak+2 more
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