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Enumeration of rooted binary perfect phylogenies. [PDF]
Shiff CE, Rosenberg NA.
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MELEGROS: Monolithic Elephant‐Inspired Gripper with Optical Sensors
MELEGROS is a monolithic, elephant‐inspired soft gripper integrating 3D‐printed optical sensors within a pneumatically actuated lattice. Simulation‐guided design decouples tactile and proprioceptive sensing. Characterized through grasping tests, MELEGROS can reach, scoop, and grasp, showcasing a paradigm where fully embedded sensing and continuous ...
Petr Trunin +4 more
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Topological classification of driven-dissipative nonlinear systems. [PDF]
Villa G +6 more
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This study is dedicated to the design and synthesis of MOF‐derived mesoporous Fe/N‐doped carbons as model catalysts, aiming to quantitatively evaluate the utilization of active sites in the ORR. Through modulation followed by pyrolysis, we successfully prepare size‐tunable Fe/MNC‐x with doped iron atoms and mesoporous structures. The smaller Fe/MNC‐250
Hongjuan Zhang +7 more
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TRIM25 acts as a multifunctional hub driving intervertebral disc degeneration under mechanical stress. Mechanical compression significantly upregulates TRIM25 expression, establishing it as a key E3 ubiquitin ligase platform. TRIM25 targets PARG and Ku80 via distinct molecular interfaces, triggering their ubiquitination and degradation.
Zhangrong Cheng +9 more
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A “polymer‐in‐cage” strategy transforms a zinc‐acrylate copolymer into an active pore‐modulating agent for ZIF‐8 nanoplates. The polymer actively tunes the MOF's pore structure by anchoring within its windows, while the nanoplates create tortuous pathways.
Minsu Kim +9 more
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Folding and unfolding: A topological framework for understanding intangible cultural heritage tourism in urban villages - The case of chebei dragon boat scenery, Guangzhou, China. [PDF]
Tang X, Li S.
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Dilute but Dense – Reversible Crosslinking Enables Water‐Rich (Bio)polymer Condensates
Reversible crosslinking between two types of (bio)polymers drives liquid–liquid phase separation even in good solvent. The arrangement of binding motifs controls condensate formation and density, and internal network structure. Simulations and theory reveal a closed‐loop coexistence phase diagram at very low monomer concentrations and re‐entrant ...
Xinxiang Chen +4 more
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