Institution
Xiamen University of Technology
Recent research
- Physics & Space
PhosphorusChemistry and the Origin of Life: From N -PhosphorylAmino Acid to Protocell
Conspectus A central question in origin-of-life research is how biological macromolecules and cellular structures arose from simple precursors under prebiotic conditions. This review focuses on the chemical evolution model of N-phosphoryl amino acids (NPAAs) and their multifacete...
- BiologyOpen access
Experimental and computational investigation of collagen modification in skin chromatic alterations
Skin darkening and yellowing are significant concerns associated with aging, particularly among Asian women. Skin sallowness in aging is influenced by factors such as melanin deposition, dermal glycation, and carbonylation, which alter skin’s optical properties. However, the mech...
- Engineering & Technology
Nanosecond laser microfabrication of sapphire remains challenging due to its broadband optical transparency and pronounced thermal effects. In this paper, a repulsive magnetic field-enhanced laser-induced plasma ablation (LIPAA) technique is proposed to improve processing efficie...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Supply chain sustainability in industrial clusters is increasingly important due to growing environmental concerns, resource limitations, and the need for balanced economic and social development. However, sustainability assessment is challenging because of uncertainty, interdepe...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Class based classification for network intrusion detection
Accurate prediction of intrusion attacks is crucial in the era of Internet of Things to detect and respond promptly to suspicious activities to minimise the damage caused by those attacks. The instances of attacks are always much less than normal traffic and machine learning mode...
- Physics & Space
ABSTRACT Deep‑subwavelength confinement and strong coupling at visible frequencies are central to scalable nanophotonic and quantum technologies. While transition metal dichalcogenides are promising candidates for such confinement, achieving tunable strong coupling often relies o...
- Health & MedicineOpen access
Gliomas grading prediction using multicenter 3T Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Abstract Background Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) is a non-invasive imaging technique that detects various metabolites in brain tissues, making it essential for the grading of brain gliomas. MRS measures key metabolites such as N-acetyl-aspartate (NAA), choline (Cho), and...