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High-Efficiency Generation of Vectorial Terahertz Beams via Surface-Wave-Excited Dielectric Metasurfaces

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By Yu He, Yuanxi Liu, yao yao
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction On-chip photonic devices capable of efficiently generating tailored far-field vectorial beams under SW excitations are highly desirable for a wide range of applications in integrated photonics [1-3].
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Board interlock network: regulatory allies or collusive pushers in AI wash?—An empirical test based on listed companies in China

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By Song Wu, Xinrui Zhang, Yan Zhu, yao yao, Qian Luo
| Nature Verified
Abstract As artificial intelligence (AI) technology becomes prevalent, “AI Wash”—the practice of firms exaggerating their AI capabilities to meet market expectations—has drawn increasing concern, posing a potential threat to capital market efficiency and the health of the technological ecosystem. This study focuses on the Board Interlock Network (BN), a key informal governance mechanism, to investigate its efficacy in governing corporate AI Wash.
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A virtual reality system for court interpreting education and its effects on motivation and fluency based on self determination theory

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By Chan-In Devin Sio, Andrew Cheung, yao yao, Rui Xie, Xian Wang, Chi Sun, Lik-Hang Lee
| Nature Verified
Abstract Court interpreting is critical for ensuring fairness in the justice system. However, traditional training methods often lack engagement and fail to provide interpreters with sufficient hands-on experience, relying heavily on passive learning approaches. To address these limitations, we designed and implemented MetaCourt, a virtual reality (VR) environment for court interpreting training.
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