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Opacity Detection on Optical Coherence Tomography Based on an Incidence-Angle and Depth-Dependent Model of Corneal Reflectance

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By David Huang
| American Journal of Ophthalmology
Keywords corneal opacity optical coherence tomography image segmentation reflectance anterior segment imaging phototherapeutic keratectomy INTRODUCTION Corneal opacity, characterized by the loss of corneal transparency, arises from various etiologies such as trauma, infection, edema, and dystrophies.1 The cornea owes its transparency to tightly arranged collagen fibrils in the stroma that minimize light scatter.2 Disruption of this arrangement increases light scatter and leads to opacity.3...
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The Real Reason Taiwan’s Defense Procurement Is Stalling

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By Wen-Chin Wu, David Huang
| Tribune Content Agency
In December 2025, the United States announced an $11 billion arms package for Taiwan. Yet months later, Taiwan’s legislature remains mired in debate over a supplemental defense budget. In Washington, the delay has often been read as evidence that Taiwan is not sufficiently serious about its own defense. But such an interpretation oversimplifies the politics of procurement in Taiwan and, more importantly, misidentifies the source of the problem.
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The Real Reason Taiwan’s Defense Procurement Is Stalling

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By Wen-Chin Wu, David Huang
| The Diplomat Magazine
Doubts about U.S. credibility are making arms purchases harder to sustain. By Wen-Chin Wu and David W. F. Huang F-16s purchased from the U.S. in service with Taiwan’s air force, Sep. 30, 2011. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/ Al Jazeera English Subscribe for ads-free reading In December 2025, the United States announced an $11 billion arms package for Taiwan. Yet months later, Taiwan’s legislature remains mired in debate over a supplemental defense budget.
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