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Kosmotropic Heparin Sodium Enables Synergistic Solvation Structure Optimization and Interfacial Engineering Toward Highly Reversible Aqueous Zinc-Ion Batteries
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available on request from the corresponding author. The data are not publicly available due to privacy or ethical restrictions. Supporting Information Filename Description adfm77167-sup-0001-SuppMat.docx8.9 MB Supporting File: adfm77167-sup-0001-SuppMat.docx.
Correction to “Iodinated Cyanine Dyes for Fast Near-Infrared-Guided Deep Tissue Synergistic Phototherapy”
In the original version of this article on page 25723, one of the confocal microscopy images in Figure 3A was duplicated. Specifically, the ROS staining in the Cy7+NIR and CyI+0.3 W/cm2 treatment groups share the same image. This mistake occurred during the figure assembly and was noticed by the authors during regular inspection of the published raw data. The correct Figure 3A is provided below. This correction does not affect the results and the conclusions of this article.
Error Quantification of Gaussian Process Regression for Extracting Eulerian Velocity Fields from Ocean Drifters
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Modeling the effects of spatial distribution on dynamics of an invading Melaleuca quinquenervia (Cav.) Blake population
To predict the potential success of an invading non-native species, it is important to understand its dynamics and interactions with native species in the early stages of its invasion. In spatially implicit models, mathematical stability criteria are commonly used to predict whether an invading population grows in number in an early time period. But spatial context is important for real invasions as an invading population may first occur as a small number of individuals scatter spatially.
Modeling the Effects of Spatial Distribution on Dynamics of an Invading Melaleuca quinquenervia (Cav.) Blake Population
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Smart Sensing Flexible Sutures for Glucose Monitoring in House Sparrows
Smart Sensing Flexible Sutures for Glucose Monitoring in House Sparrows There is a need for flexible chemical sensors for the ecological and physiological research of avian species such as house sparrows (Passer domesticus). Current methods in this field are invasive and require multiple physical interactions with the birds.
Thread-based wearable devices - MRS Bulletin
Abstract One-dimensional substrates such as textile fibers and threads offer an excellent opportunity to realize sensors, actuators, energy harvesters/storage, microfluidics, and advanced therapies. A new generation of wearable devices made from smart threads offer ultimate flexibility and seamless integration with the human body and the garments that adorn them.
Flexible thread-based electrochemical sensor for oxygen monitoring
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Development of a Microdevice-based Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell-mediated Drug Delivery System
Development of a Microdevice-based Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell-mediated Drug Delivery System Cell-mediated drug delivery systems utilize living cells as vehicles to achieve controlled delivery of drugs. One of the systems features integrating cells with disk-shaped microparticles termed microdevices into cell-microdevice complexes that possess some unique advantages over its counterparts.
Chip-scale alignment of long DNA nanofibers on patterned self-assembled monolayer
Controlled alignment of long DNA nanofibers is challenging. This communication reports a method to align human genomic DNA with nearly unlimited length using lithographically produced micro-patterns of self-assembled monolayers (SAM) with positively charged terminal groups. The micro-patterns act as local DNA reservoirs to supply DNAs for nanofiber formation, and also can stretch and align DNA nanofibers to form an ordered array by controlling dewetting profile.
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