Keyi Yin

Xiang Fang, Keyi Yin, Yuchen Zhu, Jixuan Ruan, Dean Tullsen, Zhiding Liang, Andrew Sornborger, Ang Li, Travis S. Humble, Yufei Ding, Yunong Shi Copy BibTeX Quantum Error Correction (QEC) is essential for fault-tolerant, large-scale quantum computation. However, error drift in qubits undermines QEC performance during long computations, necessitating frequent calibration. Conventional calibration methods disrupt quantum states, requiring system downtime and rendering in situ calibration impractical.

Identification of oncRNAs in The Cancer Genome Atlas 11,082 TCGA small RNA-seq data across 32 cancer types and 23 tumor-adjacent normal tissue types were downloaded from the Genomic Data Commons (GDC) in BAM format (hg38). Sample metadata was fetched using the GDC API.

With the consent of the schools, teachers, and students, we employed a convenience sampling method to select middle and high school students from four grade levels (seventh grade, eighth grade, tenth grade, and eleventh grade) in two schools in a city in Shandong Province as the study participants. Ninth and twelfth graders were not included because they were preparing for high-stakes entrance examinations, which have been demonstrated to significantly affect their emotional states [37, 38].