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Tianjin University
Recent research
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
Freeform machining of impellers involves extended cycle times, leading to high energy consumption and costs necessitating efficient process optimization. This study develops a CAD/CAM-integrated hybrid Taguchi-Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model to optimize machining parameters...
- Materials & Energy
Tuning Reaction Pathways by Controlling Atomic Assembly on Oxide Clusters
ABSTRACT Precisely controlling the assembly of atomic sites on oxide clusters (< 1 nm) represents an expanded yet challenging strategy for tuning catalytic performance. Here, we construct two well‐defined model catalysts, single‐atomic Pt on CuO x clusters (Pt 1 ‐CuO x /CN) an...
- BiologyOpen access
A mathematical model was developed and experimentally validated to predict the thermal performance and drying behavior of an indirect active solar dryer (IAHSD) for mint leaves. The distinctive contribution of the proposed approach is its integration of solar-energy input, auxili...
- BiologyOpen access
Intermittent theta burst stimulation (iTBS) has emerged as a safe and effective intervention for adolescents with major depressive disorder (MDD). While accelerated iTBS can induce rapid clinical improvement, intensive multi-day treatment schedules may present practical challenge...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
ABSTRACT This article proposes an improved command‐filtered adaptive practical fast finite‐time tracking strategy for multi‐input multi‐output (MIMO) stochastic nonlinear systems. Compared to existing approaches, it targets three critical unresolved challenges: (1) intermittent o...
- Society & Economics
This study revisits the theory of the mediatization of politics in the era of artificial intelligence (AI), questioning its applicability beyond Western democracies and proposing an extension through the concept of generative logic. Drawing on the analysis of AI-generated parodie...
- Materials & Energy
Abstract Efficient atomically dispersed Rh catalysts for propene hydroformylation require active sites that combine coordination flexibility during turnover with resistance to leaching and aggregation. Here we report Rh1@ZnO, in which Rh single sites are incorporated into cation...
- Materials & Energy
Abstract Near-ultraviolet (NUV)-emissive materials are crucial for advanced photonic technologies and high-resolution scintillators. However, existing NUV-emitting materials face challenges in balancing efficiency, stability, and scalability for broad optoelectronic applications....
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
Exact Toda black holes of rank-2 Lie groups
A bstract We consider Einstein gravity coupled to two Maxwell fields and one dilatonic scalar, and construct spherically-symmetric and static black holes that are charged under both Maxwell fields in general D dimensions. We find that for suitable dilaton couplings, the equations...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
As both buildings and power systems undergo rapid decarbonization, demand flexibility (DF) in buildings has emerged as a key enabler for renewable energy integration, grid reliability, energy resilience, and efficient and low carbon operation. By dynamically adjusting building en...
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract The recycling of platinum group metals (PGMs) underpins sustainable development across semiconductors, new energy devices, and catalytic materials. Efficiently enriching and extracting these sparsely distributed PGMs from solid wastes such as spent catalysts still pose a...
- Engineering & Technology
Multi-Objective Optimization and Global Design for Active Magnetic Dry Friction Damper Actuators
To address the tradeoff among high force, fast response, and compact volume in active magnetic dry friction dampers, this paper proposes a systematic multi-objective optimization framework centered on an interpretable global design surface. A parametric analytical model mapping t...
- BiologyOpen access
Abstract Background As traditional two-dimensional cephalometric analyses of skeletal malocclusions often fail to capture complex craniofacial variations. Recent advances in three-dimensional (3D) imaging have highlighted the correlation between sella turcica morphology and skele...
- AI & Computing
Not All Praise Is Equal: How AI Shopping Assistants' Praise Target Shapes Consumer Behavior
ABSTRACT Generative AI has led many e‐commerce firms to adopt AI shopping assistants that advise consumers much as human salespeople do. In offline retail, salespeople often praise either the consumer or the product to encourage a purchase. Although praise is among the most commo...
- Materials & Energy
Abstract Ligand effects represent a long-last dilemma in metal nanocatalysis, as organic ligand coordination inevitably blocks active metal sites while maintaining structure stability of nanoparticles. To tackle this challenge, we demonstrate herein a supramolecular interaction-a...
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract Endowing material surfaces with on-demand, multistimulus responsiveness holds great promise for surface and interface engineering, but remains challenging. Herein, we report a versatile surface-engineering strategy to construct functional surfaces with tailorable microst...
- Health & MedicineOpen access
Experimental investigation of the direct shear strength parameters of compacted snow
Abstract. Compacted snow is utilized as a building material in various construction and engineering applications across global high-latitude regions. For the safety assessment of snow and ice structures in cold regions, cohesion and internal friction angle are key shear strength...
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract Precise monovalent ion sieving is essential for water treatment and resource recovery. However, ion selectivity reported from diffusion-based and electro-driven membrane processes is often inconsistent and difficult to reconcile due to unclear mechanistic understanding....
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract A new strategy for enhancing the hydrazine structure based on the inductive effect and conjugation effect of strong electron-withdrawing groups has been designed to effectively absorb CO2 with hydrazide-based ionic liquids (ILs). All three ILs aqueous solutions (diethyle...
- Health & MedicineOpen access
Advances in Smart Responsive Nanofibers for Wound Healing
Wound healing, particularly chronic wound healing, is a complex and dynamically regulated process that is commonly challenged by wound infection caused by the invasion of various bacteria. The emergence of nanofibers has overcome the limitations of traditional wound dressings in...