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Near-athermal silicon nitride 4-channel O-band (de)multiplexer with ~2 pm/K temperature sensitivity

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By Shiqi Zhang, Donghao Li, Luyang Liu
| Optica Verified
We demonstrate a 4-channel O-band (de)multiplexer based on silicon nitride (SiN) Mach–Zehnder interferometer (MZI) lattice filters. By utilizing geometry-dependent modal behavior to tailor the effective thermo-optic coefficient (dneff/dT) of the SiN waveguides, near-athermal operation is achieved against global temperature fluctuations.
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Impact of body roundness index on cognitive decline and cognitive impairment in middle-aged and older adults ≥ 45 years: mediating role of biological aging

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By Ruixue Song, Fangfei Liu, Wenzhe Yang, Luyang Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract The relationship between Body Roundness Index (BRI) and cognitive function in middle-aged and older adults remains unclear. We aimed to explore the association of BRI with cognitive trajectories and incident cognitive impairment and the mediated effect of biological aging. A subset of 8,595 participants (aged 57.71 ± 8.48 years, 52.71% men) from China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS) were followed up to 9 years. BRI was calculated based on height and waist circumference.
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Experimental validation of the RESPONSE framework against cyberattacks on cyber‐physical process systems

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By Luyang Liu, Pu Du, Zaman Sajid, Benjamin A. Wilhite
| Biotechnology Progress Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Cyber-physical process systems (CPPS) couple networked computation with physical plants and are now foundational to much of the process industries' critical infrastructure. As connectivity and remote operations scale, the attack surface expands from information technology (IT) perimeters into operational technology (OT).1 In OT, integrity and availability attacks can directly drive unsafe states or costly outages.
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