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Plasma-catalytic CO2 hydrogenation for the synthesis of value-added fuels and chemicals

Wang, Ni

Single-dipped preferences: dips-only and peaks-only rules

Doudou Gong · Bas Dietzenbacher

One unit of an infinitely divisible and non-disposable commodity has to be allocated among a group of agents with single-dipped preferences. We evaluate allocation rules on the basis of their informational simplicity. In particular, we study dips-only and peaks-only rules, i.e. the selected allocation only depends on e...

Conditional extremes with graphical models

Aiden Farrell · Emma F. Eastoe · Clement Lee

Multivariate extreme value analysis quantifies the probability and magnitude of joint extreme events. Classical multivariate models, such as max-stable or multivariate generalised Pareto distributions, generally have a high computational cost of fitting, which limits their application. To overcome this, models based on...

Parameter-efficient vision–language adaptation with continuous metadata conditioning for animal re-identification

Anil Osman Tur · Tonje Knutsen Sørdalen · Kim Tallaksen Halvorsen · Cigdem Beyan

Long-term animal re-identification (ReID) must remain robust to gradual morphological evolution and seasonal appearance shifts. Although recent vision-language models provide strong pretrained visual representations, adapting them to longitudinal ecological settings remains challenging, particularly under identity and...

Harnessing necroptosis via RIPK1 degradation to potentiate radio-immunotherapy in cervical cancer

Tong Wu · Bin Lv · Han Wang · Guangping He · y 6 más

Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) are first-line therapy for cervical cancer (CC), yet their efficacy is limited to a subset of patients owing to low tumor immunogenicity. Single-cell RNA sequencing revealed that CC patients exhibiting robust immune responses following radiotherapy (RT) showed upregulation of necropt...

Initial Antiplatelet Strategy and 1-Year Outcomes in East Asian Patients With Acute Myocardial Infarction and Renal Dysfunction

Seok Oh · Kyung Hoon Cho · Min Chul Kim · Doo Sun Sim · y 8 más

The optimal P2Y12 inhibitor for patients with acute myocardial infarction and renal impairment (AMI-RI) remains unclear, particularly in East Asian populations. This study compared the real-world effectiveness and safety of initial ticagrelor versus clopidogrel therapy in Korean patients with AMI-RI.We analyzed 7,590 p...

GIWAXS measurements: Study of texture evolution of ultra- thin Ni(Pt)Si film in confined structures during agglomeration

Guillaume FREYCHET (ORCID: 0000-0001-8406-798X) · Hugo NUEZ (ORCID: 0009-0006-7329-737X) · Patrice GERGAUD · Dominique MANGELINCK · y 5 más

Nickel silicide, Ni(Pt)Si thin film plays an important role in reducing contact resistance and facilitating current flow in microelectronics devices. For advanced microelectronics technology, ultra-thin Ni(Pt)Si film (below 20 nm) is the primary choice of materials to be used as contacts on the active regions of the Si...

The ultrasmall Ni metallic nanoparticles constructed by SOMC for CO2 hydrogenation

Wei ZHOU · Dragos Constantin STOIAN · Wei WANG · Aurélien NERAUD · y 1 más

Ni-based heterogeneous catalysts have attracted attention because of their relatively low cost and intriguing structure-sensitive effects. However, the study into size effect below 2 nm is still lacking since the preparation of sub-2 nm metallic Ni is extremely challenging. Via surface organometallic chemistry (SOMC) m...

Noble gas storage capacity of bridgmanite and the outgassing history of the Earth

Lucie CANET · Angelika ROSA · JOAO ELIAS FIGUEIREDO SOARES RODRIGUES · Lea PENNACCHIONI · y 1 más

The outgassing history of the Early Earth remains a key topic in geoscience because the presence of volatile species in its interior, such as H2O, CO2, has a strong influence on its dynamics and evolution. We know that most of volatiles have been outgassed from the uppermost Earth's mantle while a significant fraction...

Magnetically responsive electrospun fibers as programmable bioactive scaffolds: From formulation design to magnetically triggered therapy and regeneration

Ashish Trital · Burhan Ates · Ryan J Gilbert

Magnetically responsive electrospun fibers (MREFs) represent an emerging class of active soft materials designed to control where, when, and how fast a therapeutic agent or biophysical cue is delivered. Unlike conventional electrospun fibers, whose release and mechanical behavior are fixed at fabrication, MREFs can be...