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Institutionalizing informal conversions: how industrial buildings became rental apartments in post-industrial Shanghai

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By Haiyao Tang, Jin Zhu, Jiayao Liu
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The adaptive reuse of industrial buildings has become a significant urban transformation in post-industrial cities. In Shanghai, industrial building converted apartments initially emerged as informal, unsanctioned practices, before gradually gaining legitimacy as a state-sanctioned housing solution. This article traces the transformation through a framework combining historical institutionalism and a governance-agents perspective.
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A unified vision-language model for precision oncology and biomarker prediction in neuroblastoma

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By Jin Zhu, Ruizhen Hu, Qing Sun, Zhenzhen Zhao, Juan Carlos Cao, Kun Wang, Liyan Cui, Hongping Tang, Qianqian Fang, Sijin Jiang, Wenjian Zhang, Jiajun Xie, Shuo Kang, Dongyuan Xiao, Ming Xiao, Xuan Zhai, Yuntao Jia, Junyang Chen, Wei Yuan, Xiao Han, Le Lu, Junhan Zhao, Xiyue Wang, Yi Li, Jinxi Xiang, Biyue Zhu, Peiying Pan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Neuroblastoma is a leading cause of childhood cancer mortality, presenting persistent management challenges due to its biological heterogeneity and the limited accessibility of molecular profiling in routine practice. Here we present NEVA (NEuroblastoma Vision–language AI), a multimodal foundation model designed to address these barriers.
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Leveraging Vehicle-to-Home Technology for Residential Power Resilience during Climate–Induced Outages: An Agent-Based Modeling Approach

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By Francesco Rouhana, Jin Zhu, Amvrossios C. Bagtzoglou
| ascelibrary.org
Introduction The rise of transportation electrification is expanding the synergy between the power and transport sectors, creating new strategies to enhance resilience against weather-induced power outages (Loni and Asadi 2024; Thirumalai et al. 2024). In fact, extreme-weather events have become a primary driver of increasing outage frequency and severity, posing an imminent risk of prolonged disruptions to essential US household services (Candan et al. 2023).
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