Zhejiang Wanli University

The Pursuit of Security: How Loneliness Shapes Consumers' Preference for Simple Versus Complex Packaging Designs

ABSTRACT This research examines how loneliness influences consumers' preferences for the design (simple vs. complex) of product packaging and uncovers the underlying mechanisms across 7 studies, including 1 survey and 6 experimental designs ( N = 1636). The results show that lone...

Transcriptomic and Extracellular Proteomic Analyses Implicate Two-Component Signaling in Medium-Dependent Virulence in Vibrio mediterranei

Vibrio mediterranei is an emerging pathogen causing vibriosis outbreaks in marine bivalves, yet the molecular mechanisms by which environmental conditions modulate its virulence remain poorly understood. Here, we combined in vivo infection assays with integrated transcriptomic an...

A helix-loop-helix gene orchestrates male fate in common carp

Fish show exceptional diversity in sex-determination mechanisms, making them a powerful system for studying how these pathways evolve. However, no definitive master sex-determining gene has yet been identified in Cyprinidae, a widely distributed and species-rich fish family. Here...

High‐Purity Hydrogen Production From Water–Gas Shift Reaction in a High‐Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Electrolyzer

ABSTRACT The water–gas shift reaction (WGSR) is a critical pathway for hydrogen production, yet current methods face trade‐offs between purity and scale. Thermocatalytic WGSR achieves high product purity but requires energy‐intensive gas separation, while room‐temperature electro...

Unveiling the Antecedents of Technology‐Organization‐Environment on Low Carbon Performance: A Comparative Analysis of Emission‐Controlled and Non‐Emission‐Controlled Firms

ABSTRACT This study examines firm low‐carbon performance (FLCP) by integrating the Technology–Organization–Environment (TOE) framework with the Natural Resource‐Based View, Dynamic Capabilities Theory, and Institutional Theory. Using survey data from 318 managers in Chinese firms...

Artificial intelligence adoption and green collaborative innovation: knowledge-based channels and governance conditions

Purpose This study aims to examine whether and how firm-level artificial intelligence (AI) adoption promotes green collaborative innovation. It focuses on two knowledge-based capability channels, namely, knowledge learning capability and green governance capability, and investiga...

Acoustic recognition of tilapia feeding intensity via LoRA-fine-tuned multimodal large language models

Real-time assessment of fish feeding intensity is essential for demand-based feeding in intensive aquaculture, yet existing methods rely on external spectrogram preprocessing and large annotated datasets, limiting practical deployment. This study proposes an end-to-end approach t...

Multi-omic data integration model based on inductive graph learning and cascaded co-attention for cancer classification

Abstract A comprehensive analysis of data from multiple omics is essential for devising precise therapeutic strategies for complex diseases. The effective integration and analysis of multi-omic data can boost the precise classification of disease subtypes. However, existing metho...

A Comparative Study of Lexical Inferencing During Text Reading: Evidence from Chinese–English–Japanese Trilinguals

Lexical inferencing (LIF) draws on multiple knowledge sources (KSs), but little is known about how the same multilingual readers report using these sources across different reading tasks. This exploratory study examined 31 Chinese–English–Japanese trilinguals who completed think-...

Enhancing the Rotational Bending Fatigue Performance of 20CrMoH via Carburizing and Surface Ultrasonic Nanotechnology

ABSTRACT To alleviate the risk of rotational bending fatigue (RBF) failure in 20CrMoH alloy steel, a hybrid surface modification strategy combining carburizing and surface ultrasonic nanotechnology (SUNT) is developed in the present work. The synergistic effects of the combined t...

Local Electric‐Field Homogenization via Ferroelectric Grain‐Boundary Engineering Enables Long‐Life, High‐Rate Solid‐State Sodium Metal Batteries

ABSTRACT Achieving dendrite‐free and stable interfaces remains a critical challenge for solid‐state sodium metal batteries (SSMBs), especially under low‐temperature and high‐rate conditions. Here, we report a scalable grain boundary engineering strategy by integrating ferroelectr...

Does environmental regulation affect corporate greenwashing? Evidence from China’s Environmental Credit Rating Policy

Grounded in institutional and agency theory, this paper examines whether and how environmental regulation affects corporate greenwashing in an emerging economy. Exploiting the staggered rollout of China’s Environmental Credit Rating Policy (ECRP) across provinces, we implement a...

Electronic‐Geometric Pre‐Compensation Enables Intermetallic RhSb Bimetallenes for Efficient Nitrite Electroreduction

ABSTRACT Sustainable electrochemical synthesis aims to produce high‐value chemicals under mild conditions, but its advancement is hindered by electrocatalyst deactivation caused by the strong adsorption of poisoning intermediates. Strategies that mitigate deactivation by weakenin...

Institutional complexity and entrepreneurial work in grassroots cultural heritage: Evidence from Hanfu entrepreneurship in China

Abstract Cultural heritage entrepreneurship (CHE) often requires entrepreneurs to reconcile authenticity claims with commercial imperatives. This challenge is especially pronounced in grassroots heritage revivals where heritage meanings are contested and cultural authority is une...