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Photoinduced radical emission from flexible organic crystals

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By Xuan Zhang, Yuqi Tang, Ting Huang, Xuesong Yang, Hui Mao, Feiying Ruan, Qing Luo, Lin Li, Hongyu Zhang, Yujian Zhang, Wenyuan Pan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Organic single crystals (OSCs) exhibiting excellent flexibility and unique optical properties are particularly promising for applications in optical/optoelectronic devices and sensors. Nevertheless, the fabrication of flexible OSCs with radical luminescence remains a major challenge, as most radicals are non-emissive in the condensed state.
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Thermal performance of aquifer thermal energy storage system in different geological structures

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By Hui Mao, Xiaoliang He, Lihan Huang, Zhao Wang, Qingfeng Li
| Frontiers
Abstract Geothermal energy has received widespread attention as a resource-rich, sustainable, and environmentally friendly clean energy source. As a promising solution for geothermal energy development, aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES) technology has become a research focus.
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Rapid Nanocellulose Wet Nanoimprint Lithography for Tunable Structural Color

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By Hui Mao, Zain Ahmad, Lu Xin, Hisay Lama
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Structural color, generated by interference and diffraction of visible light by periodic nanostructures, is ubiquitous in nature, providing vivid, nonfading coloration (by contrast with chemical pigmentation), with multifaceted function. (1−3) In Hibiscus trionum, for instance, directional iridescence from floral striations enhances visual cues for pollinators, improving flower detectability, orientation, and species recognition.
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