Nanjing Normal University

Copper(II) Complexes Based on Anthraquinone‐1,8‐Disulfonate and Application as High‐Performance pH‐Responsive Fluorescent Switch

Through ligand engineering, three Cu(II) complexes with distinct dimensionalities were successfully constructed. Among them, a dimeric Cu(II) complex ( 1 ) featuring rich intra‐ and intermolecular hydrogen bonding motifs was identified as an excellent pH‐sensitive “on–off” fluore...

Stress Mindset and Psychological Distress in Primary and Secondary School Teachers: The Serial Mediating Role of Future Control and Burnout

Background/Objectives: As China prioritizes a high-quality teacher workforce, teachers’ mental health has gained growing attention. The stress-is-enhancing mindset has been linked to adaptive psychological functioning, but evidence among teachers remains limited. Drawing on conse...

Neural processing of speech envelopes from different languages and post-stimulation functional connectivity in newborns: an fNIRS study

Speech envelopes convey low-frequency temporal structure, including speech rhythm and prosody, and provide important cues for early speech processing in newborns. However, how the newborn brain processes speech envelopes and how brief exposure to them affects post-stimulation neu...

From Pixel Receptive Fields to Ground Spans: GSD-Conditioned Cross-Resolution Feature Alignment for Photovoltaic Detection and Segmentation

Photovoltaic (PV) inventories with explicit location and extent are needed for energy accounting, distribution-grid planning, and asset monitoring. However, the ground sampling distance (GSD) of different sources spans nearly an order of magnitude, so a sampling window of fixed p...

Limited L1 transfer and efficiency-driven strategies in L2 syntax–semantics processing: An ERP study

Cross-linguistic transfer accounts predict that second language (L2) learners benefit from structural overlap between their native language (L1) and L2, while the accessibility–complexity–efficiency model proposes that L2 learners rely on accessible cues to maintain efficiency wh...

Rule Violations with Severe Consequences Increase Dehumanization and Demonization: Examining Perceived Dominance as a Mediator and Social Status as a Moderator

This research investigated how the severity of a violation’s consequences shapes observers’ dehumanization and demonization of violators and examined perceived dominance of the violator as a psychological mechanism underlying this process. Across three experiments (N = 785), rule...

Coupling root-zone osmotic monitoring with dynamic behavioral tariffs: A spatiotemporal eco-hydroeconomic allocation framework for salinity mitigation and groundwater resilience

Static conjunctive use allocation fixes surface water and groundwater ratios from historical averages, and in arid irrigation systems this rigidity intensifies root zone salinity and accelerates aquifer depletion by ignoring the interaction between salt accumulation, conveyance l...

Formyl‐Group Multiplicity Regulates Nonradiative Decay Through Intermolecular Locking in Tetraphenylethylene‐Based Aggregation‐Induced Emission Luminogens

ABSTRACT Aggregation‐induced emission (AIE) is commonly attributed to the restriction of intramolecular motion upon aggregation. However, aggregation alone does not guarantee high solid‐state photoluminescence efficiency, because residual molecular motions may still promote nonra...

Star formation powers optical line emission from the CGM

Using integral field spectroscopy, we explore the disk-halo interface, or the inner circumgalactic medium (CGM), of individual galaxies by constructing and analyzing emission-line maps for a large sample (72) of normal, low-redshift galaxies spanning three orders of magnitude in...

The military–urban nexus in the Chinese context: The case of Lvshun, Dalian

In the context of intensifying arms competition among major powers worldwide, this research examines how militarisation encroaches on urban development and governance. It also analyses the political, institutional, social, economic and spatial dynamics of militarised cities. Such...

Energy, exergy and economic analysis of bioinspired wick solar desalination leaf

Freshwater scarcity and energy constraints have driven the development of low-carbon and efficient solar desalination technologies. To address the salt accumulation and thermal bridge heat loss commonly encountered in conventional wick solar stills, this study proposes a bioinspi...

Benzotriazole Ultraviolet Stabilizer UV-PS Exposure Induces Immune Hyperactivation and Metabolic Reprogramming in Drosophila in a Microbiota-Dependent Manner

Abstract Benzotriazole ultraviolet stabilizers (BUVSs) have raised ecological safety concerns due to their environmental persistence and bioaccumulation. Among them, 2-(2H-benzotriazol-2-yl)-4-tert-butylphenol (UV-PS) is frequently detected in various environments and biological...

Fates of residual nitrate under reductive soil disinfestation with different schemes

Intensive vegetable cultivation has caused severe nitrate (NO 3 − -N) accumulation and associated environmental issues. Reductive soil disinfestation (RSD), originally developed for suppressing soil-borne diseases, has proven effective in removing residual NO 3 − -N of topsoil at...

Disturbance-Driven Reactive Oxygen Species Generation Promotes Organic Carbon Mineralization in Sediments of Lake Taihu

Abstract Lake sediments are prone to disturbance from anthropogenic and natural processes, inducing O2 intrusion that can generate reactive oxygen species (ROS). However, the occurrence and accumulation of ROS production in O2-perturbed lake sediments are poorly documented. Herei...

Shrub expansion drives coupled declines in wetland particulate and mineral-associated organic carbon stability

Increasing shrub encroachment into wetlands has been shown to reduce the stability of mineral-associated organic carbon (MAOC), yet its influence on particulate organic carbon (POC) stability remains unclear. To determine whether shrub expansion drives coupled declines in POC and...

Interference-governed electromagnetic-thermal coupling and heat transport in multilayer nanofilms under pulsed extreme-ultraviolet irradiation

Mo/Si multilayer mirrors are central to extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography, where nanoscale optical interference and heat accumulation together constrain reflectivity and operational stability. Conventional surface-flux-based models become inadequate for EUV multilayers becaus...

Towards an Integrated Blue Accounting Framework for China’s Sustainable Blue Economy—A Systematic Review

In the context of global climate change, the blue economy and coastal blue carbon are pivotal to sustainable ocean governance. However, integrating economic, social, and ecological dimensions into national accounting systems remains highly fragmented, particularly in China. China...

Metal-Ion-Mediated Morphology and Pore-Environment Engineering in Isostructural MOFs for Isomer Separation

Abstract Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) provide an ideal platform for regulating pore environments, yet the role of metal-node substitution in chromatographic separation remains insufficiently understood. Here, a series of isoreticular frl-topology MOFs Al-TBAPy, Sc-TBAPy, and Y...

Ancient proteins identify various Denisovan remains from Southwest China

More than a decade of multidisciplinary research has identified a collection of cranial, facial and dental remains of Denisovans from across Asia, providing insight into their cranial capacity, appearance, diet and evolutionary history. However, our understanding of their spatiot...

High-capillarity limit and smoothing effect of large solutions for a multi-dimensional generic non-conservative compressible two-fluid model

Abstract We investigate the global existence and long-time behaviour of large solutions in the high-capillarity regime for a general multidimensional non-conservative compressible two-fluid model with the capillary pressure relation f ( α − ρ − ) = P + − P − . Our main contributi...