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Ultrabroadband and band-selective thermal meta-emitters by machine learning - Nature
Abstract Thermal nanophotonics enables fundamental breakthroughs across technological applications from energy technology to information processing1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11. From thermal emitters to thermophotovoltaics and thermal camouflage, precise spectral engineering has been bottlenecked by trial-and-error approaches. Concurrently, machine learning has demonstrated its powerful capabilities in the design of nanophotonic and meta-materials12,13,14,15,16,17,18.
Tailoring the Holocellulose Fiber/Acrylic Resin Composite Interface with Hydrophobic Carboxymethyl Cellulose to Enhance Optical and Mechanical Properties
One of the major obstacles to unleash the full potential of cellulose fiber or nanofiber-reinforced composite materials is the far-from-optimal interfaces, which include not only the interface between cellulose and polymer matrix, but also the interface and bonding between the individual cellulose fibers or nanofibers. (1−3) The unfavorable fiber–matrix interface originates primarily from the low compatibility between the hydrophilic cellulose and the hydrophobic polymer matrices.
Hemicellulose content affects the properties of cellulose nanofibrils produced from softwood pulp fibres by LPMO
Hemicellulose content affects the properties of cellulose nanofibrils produced from softwood pulp fibres by LPMO Salla Maarit Koskela, Li Zha, Shennan Wang, Max Yan and Qi Zhou Abstract Lytic polysaccharide monooxygenase (LPMO)-catalysed oxidation of cellulose has emerged as a green alternative to chemical modifications in the production of cellulose nanofibrils (CNFs) from wood pulp fibres.
Refractive index of delignified wood for transparent biocomposites
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The Shanghai Restoration Project | Metal Magazine
Despite their base in the gritty, modern urban paradise of Brooklyn, Shanghai Restoration Project continue to be perpetually moved by the music and culture of China. To bring the underground sounds of Chinese artists to the West is in part their motivation, and their work hums with both the strain of the past and a longing buzz for the future.
Subwavelength adiabatic multimode Y-junctions
Abstract Adiabatic multimode Y-junctions are extensively used for the design of multimode silicon photonics devices due to their straightforward principle in achieving mode splitting and manipulation. However, experimentally, the limited feature size achievable by lithography can greatly deteriorate the adiabatic branching property and result in large excess loss and crosstalk. Here, we propose a branch structure consisting of a circular-hole-based chirped subwavelength slot.
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