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Stage-Dependent Shifts in Controls on Annual Erosion-Deposition Change Under Long-Term Sediment-Supply Decline in the Minjiang Estuary, Southeastern China

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By Xiaohe Lai, Jun Jiang, Boming Zhou
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Estuaries are among the most dynamic land-sea transition zones on Earth (Zhang et al. 2025; Boesch 1996), where fluvial sediment supply, tides, waves, storms and human interventions interact to shape channel-shoal morphology, sediment transport and ecosystem functioning (Guo et al. 2021; Winterwerp and Wang 2013; van Maren and Cronin 2016).
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PathInteract: a video analysis suite for capturing and analyzing pathology slide reviewing interactions

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By Jun Jiang, Qiangqiang Gu, Xin Zhou, Ruifeng Guo, Sunyang Fu, Andrew Wen, Liwei Wang, Nianyi Li, Qiuhao Lu, Rongzhen Zhang, Peiliang Lou, Chen Wang, Yanshan Wang, Hongfang Liu, Alexexander Banerjee DO
| Nature Verified
Abstract Digital pathology has transformed how pathologists review and interpret tissue specimens, enabling remote access, efficient storage, and advanced visualization. Systematically analyzing pathologists’ slide reviewing interactions can uncover opportunities to design AI-assisted tools that integrate seamlessly into routine practice. We present a proof-of-concept suite, PathInteract, for extracting pathology interaction signals from recorded slide-review videos.
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Self-driving laboratories need an autonomy safety harness

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By Linjiang Chen, Xiaobo Li, Quan Lin, Jun Jiang
| Nature Verified
Industrial self-driving laboratories need more than safe robots and instruments. They need an autonomy safety harness that defines how AI-generated intent becomes executable experiments, monitored actions and trustworthy evidence for downstream research and development (R&D).
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