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Application of trivalent cation cross-linked quorum quenching beads for biofouling mitigation and phosphorus removal in a membrane bioreactor

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By Hyeonwoo Choi, Hyeok Il Kim, Hyun-Suk Oh
| Taylor & Francis Online
This study applied quorum-quenching cell-entrapping beads (QQ-CEB) to mitigate membrane fouling and enhance phosphorus removal in a membrane bioreactor (MBR). Instead of suspending QQ-CEB in the MBR, immobilising it on a recovery net maintained the effluent total phosphorus removal at approximately 50%. It extended the system’s operational period by about 2.2 times compared to a conventional MBR.
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Skin-conformal MHz-speed organic photodetectors for angle-free and long-range near-infrared communication - Nature Communications

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By Kenjiro Fukuda, Jun-Gyu Choi, Tomoyuki Yokota, Joohoon Kang, Yei Hwan Jung, Jongin Hong, Takao Someya, Hyeok Il Kim
| Nature Verified
Abstract Near-infrared (NIR) organic photodetectors (OPDs) offer a promising platform for skin-integrated optical communication systems, but achieving high-speed operation under mechanical stress remains a central obstacle.
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Hydrogel–elastomer-based conductive nanomembranes for soft bioelectronics - Nature Nanotechnology

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By Daeyeon Lee, Heewon Choi, Jiyong Yoon, Yewon Kim, Subin Jin, Jeungeun Kum, Hyeok Il Kim, Hyungmin Kim, Seung-Pyo Lee, Hyung-Seop Han, Mikyung Shin, BongSoo Kim
| Nature Verified
Abstract Conformal integration of electronics with soft, irregular organ topologies remains challenging, as tissue-like platforms with bulky dimensions ranging from a few millimetres to several hundred micrometres result in incomplete signal acquisition and chronic tissue compression.
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