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A rapid visual detection system for nitrogen-fixation activity in soybean root nodules. [PDF]
Zhou M +8 more
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An integrated phenomics–genomics framework captures dynamic salt‐stress responses in laboratory‐grown cotton seedlings through time‐series hyperspectral imaging and non‐destructive i‐trait extraction. Hierarchical screening identifies biologically relevant, heritable, and non‐redundant traits for high‐resolution GWAS, identifying GhST7.
Bowei Xu +11 more
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Experimental and numerical investigation on basaltic soil under RC square footings. [PDF]
Alajlan ZS +3 more
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Top-down/bottom-up consortia achieve robust γ-HCH degradation and reduced methanogenic contribution in wetlands. [PDF]
Liu M +6 more
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Contact‐Free Human‐Machine Interfaces via Printed Thermopile Infrared Arrays
Can a printed sheet locate and sense a fingertip without being touched? Fully printed, flexible thermoelectric arrays convert the infrared from a hovering finger directly into voltage, with no external power. Aerosol‐jet‐printed silver mirrors partially shield each pixel, creating a local temperature gradient.
Zirui Wang +9 more
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Elevational Variation in Rhizosphere Bacterial Assembly and Fine-Scale Taxon Differentiation of <i>Carex enervis</i> in Arid and Semi-Arid Alpine Meadows. [PDF]
Yang B, Zhou J, He X.
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Composite‐based flexible electronics integrate biodegradable polymers, conductive networks, and multilayer device architectures to balance electrical performance, mechanical durability, and controlled degradation. Interfacial engineering and encapsulation regulate transport stability and operational lifetime, while programmed disassembly enables ...
Sayam, Sangho Cho
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High-Resolution Assessment of Terrestrial Carbon Storage and Restoration Benefits in China, 1990-2023. [PDF]
Wu Z, Huang X, Meadows ME.
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Performance and Environmental Impact of Flexible Temperature Sensors on Cellulose‐Based Substrate
Toward low‐environmental‐impact approach to thin‐film sensors fabrication using natural ingredient‐based triacetyl cellulose (TAC) substrate. Temperature sensors are fabricated and characterized based on thermal and mechanical performance. Substrate recovery is demonstrated by facile dissolution of a Mo‐based sensor in deionized water.
Dianne C. Corsino +14 more
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