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3D-Printed Carbon Architectures for Bio-Interfaces: From Engineered Scaffolds to Functional Sensors

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By Azim Uddin, Jiexiang Yang, Ghulam Rasool
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The fast development of 3D printing has revolutionized traditional manufacturing in numerous industries, with bioengineering being one of the most affected and benefited fields. In recent years, combining carbon nanomaterials with additive manufacturing has become a major research hotspot. It enables the design and fabrication of high-performance biofunctional structures, whose mechanical, electrical and biological traits can be finely tuned to fit targeted application demands.
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A LION-optimized GAN for multi-target battery state prediction in battery management system

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By Fahad M. Almasoudi, Husam S. Samkari, Muhammad Shoaib Bhutta, Ghulam Rasool, M. Tariq Nazir, Khaled Saleem S. Alatawi, Wala R. Abd- ElRahman, Abdulelah S. Alatawi, Fahad Y. Alwasabi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Accurately predicting battery target variables is essential for reliable battery management, but the nonlinear and time-varying nature of batteries makes this task difficult. This study introduces GAN-LION, a conditional adversarial regression framework designed for multi-target battery prediction using historical operating sequences.
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Diffusion MRI experimental design optimization for microstructure imaging

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By Hamza Farooq, Yongxin Chen, Ghulam Rasool, Tryphon Georgiou, Christophe Lenglet
| Nature Verified
Abstract Accurate characterization of brain tissue microstructure using diffusion MRI (dMRI) depends on data acquisition protocols. While optimal design has been explored through Fisher information, empirical subsampling of large datasets and machine learning strategies, a unified approach of optimization for diverse white and gray matter biophysical models remains necessary.
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