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Haocheng YANG

Hong Kong
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MPhil in Sociology @HKUniversity

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A journalism and communication student studying at the Chinese University of Hong Kong

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Explainable machine learning for 10-year prediction of cognitive impairment in a rural Chinese population

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By Botang Guo, Shiqi Li, Minyao Li, Yuanshuo Ma, Ying Fu, Yaqin Su, Kexin Li, Jinliang Liang, Taifeng Chen, Yang Zhao, Xueru Fu, Yuying Wu, Liuding Wen, Weifeng Huo, Haocheng YANG, Fulan Hu, Ming Zhang, Yu Chi Liu, Ping Tang, Lei Yin, Dongsheng Hu, Yihao Shu, Zibo Ni
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cognitive impairment (CI) is an emerging public health challenge in rural aging populations, where access to formal cognitive testing is limited.
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Widespread ecosystem effects of an extreme fresh pulse event in a temperate marine ecosystem

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By Lesley H. Thorne, Jacqueline M. McSweeney, Joseph Warren, Roy Price, Nathan Hirtle, Tyler Menz, Katherine Gallagher Verified, Zachary Hoffman, Hannah Blair, Timothy Cole, Arthur Kopelman, Jessica Redfern, Rachel Lee, Haocheng YANG, Lang Ming, Janet A. Nye, Joshua Meza-Fidalgo, Toniann Keiling, Chelsi Napoli, Julia Stepanuk, Marianne McNamara, Orla O’Brien, Paige Tortorice, Monique Escalante, Alison Ogilvie
| Nature Verified
Abstract Extreme climate events are becoming more frequent and intense under climate change, but their impacts on marine food webs are not well understood. In the North Atlantic, salinity anomalies over decadal timescales have been well studied, but extreme freshening has been observed in recent years at a magnitude far greater than prior measurements. Further, short-term fresh pulses and their ecological effects are poorly understood.
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Characterization and hemocompatibility of poly (N-acryloyl-L-tryptophan) nanoparticles as targeting delivery carriers for vinblastine

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By Zishan Zhou, Haocheng YANG, Hongquan Tao
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Abstract Data availability statement References Supplementary Material Get access More Cite Share options Information, rights and permissions Metrics and citations Abstract Favorable biocompatibility is essential to biomaterials, and natural amino acids are recognized as the promising building block of polymers due to their non-toxicity and tunable side chains.
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