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Jing Li

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Multi-product reconfigurable disassembly line balancing and lot-sizing optimisation under uncertainty

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By Peng Hu, Junkai He, Jing Li
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Disassembly of End-of-Life (EOL) products is critical in remanufacturing, as it enables the recovery of valuable components. However, increasing EOL product diversity and uncertainty in product supply and component demand challenge disassembly line design and planning. To address these challenges, we investigate a multi-product reconfigurable disassembly line balancing problem integrated with lot-sizing under uncertainty.
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Mechanism of microwave-enhanced quality improvement in the production of coal-based specialty fuels from low-rank coal

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By Wenyi Liu, Jing Li, Ailin Wen
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Coal plays an irreplaceable role in optimizing the energy structure and ensuring national energy security. Upgrading abundant low-rank coal reserves is a vital pathway to reduce dependence on petroleum.
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A pore-facing glycan constrains GABA A receptor subunit stoichiometry and gating behavior

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By Jing Li, Amin Akbari-Ahangar
| Nature Verified
Abstract The gating and function of γ-aminobutyric acid type A receptors (GABAARs) depend on their hetero-pentameric subunit composition, yet the rules guiding subunit selection remain unclear. We show that a conserved N-linked glycan in α subunits, uniquely positioned within the extracellular pore, acts as a structural constraint that limits the functional viability of α-containing assemblies.
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