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From topology to biological meaning: why plant family classification matters beyond systematics
Why plant family classification matters beyond systematics Plant family names are part of the working language of plant science. They structure floras, databases, conservation assessments, and teaching, and provide widely shared reference points for organizing plant diversity (Godfray et al., 2007; Patterson et al., 2010).
Magnetic tunnel junctions driven by hybrid optical-electrical signals as a flexible neuromorphic computing platform - Communications Physics
Abstract Magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) offer a promising pathway toward energy-efficient neuromorphic computing due to their nanoscale footprint, nonvolatile switching, and intrinsic nonlinear dynamics that emulate synaptic behavior. However, generating large thermoelectric voltages with bias-tunable nonlinearities for neuromorphic use remains largely unexplored.
Towards a monophyletic Cynoglossum: a dated molecular phylogeny and historical biogeography of Cynoglossinae (Boraginaceae)
Conflict of interest None declared. Supporting Information Filename Description cla70004-sup-0001-FigureS1.pdfPDF document, 5.7 MB Fig. S1. Phylogenetic trees inferred from maximum likelihood and maximum parsimony analyses. cla70004-sup-0002-FigureS2.pdfPDF document, 412.6 KB Fig. S2. Species tree inferred using multispecies coalescent model in StarBEAST2. cla70004-sup-0003-FigureS3.pdfPDF document, 449.8 KB Fig. S3. Dated phylogeny of Boraginaceae based on plastid DNA sequences (trnL–trnF + rps16).
Exploring Multifunctionality in MgO‐Based Magnetic Tunnel Junctions with Coexisting Magnetoresistance and Memristive Properties
Device Characterization All measurements were performed at room temperature. A small subset of as prepared devices (≈10% of each diameter) were characterized by measuring R(H) curves in a semi-automatic probe station equipped with a pair of Helmholtz coils that provide in-plane fields, a representative curve for this measurement is presented in Figure 1b.
Climate change: Save last cloud forests in western Andes
Wildfires in November 2016 consumed much of the last relic cloud forests on the western slopes of the Andes in northern Peru, a well-known biodiversity hotspot. Normally protected against fire by mist throughout the year, these forests were suffering from severe drought. Climate change and local human intervention seem to have led to a rapid and massive loss of biodiversity, affecting hundreds of species in a short space of time.
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