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Iron deficiency strategy toward single-phase high-entropy M-type ferrites for broadband millimeter-wave absorption with low thickness

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By Chuyang Liu, Yan Feng, Xueyu Xiang, Yujing Zhang, Yanyan Shao, Pan Ying, Dong-Hyun Kim, Guangbin Ji, Er Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Electromagnetic pollution and radiation now extend to encompass millimeter waves, while the development of broadband millimeter-wave absorbers remains significantly hindered by lacking efficient loss mechanisms. High-entropy M-type ferrites are promising due to their excellent magnetic resonance and dielectric polarization, yet precise electromagnetic parameter regulation remains challenging because intermediate-phase impurities persist from insufficient configurational entropy.
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Xi Story: All ethnic groups closely bound like seeds of a pomegranate

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By Cheng Lu, Yu Xiaohua, Li Ziliang, Pan Ying, Jia Zhao, Su Chuanyi, Lyu Qiupingyidu, Wang Aihuayidu
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
URUMQI, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) -- Each autumn, the streets of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region come alive with the sight of bright red pomegranates, long cherished as one of the local people's favorite fruits.
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China's textile giant drives green innovation as Xinjiang evolves Original

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By Ma Yunfei, Li Ziliang, Pan Ying, Yao Yuan
| Line Today (Hong Kong)
URUMQI, July 12 (Xinhua) -- In Shihezi, a major cotton producing area in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Esquel Group is building a factory that utilizes waterless dyeing technology, a first of its kind for the global cotton textile industry. The Hong Kong-headquartered garment manufacturer has long operated in Xinjiang since 1995, drawn by the region's premium long-staple cotton and strong talent pool.
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