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Oil-impregnated densified wood veneer with high electrical insulation enabled by nanosized oil channels

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By Mengchun Wu, Adithya Sarma, Julia Bos, Meiling Wu, Yue Quan Xu, Qian Zhang, Alexandra Brozena, Yimin Mao, Yu Ying Liu, Lin Xu, Soori Tejaswi, Yugang Zhang, Xinpeng Zhao, Kent Zhang, Kishore Ramakrishnan, Oliver S. Wang, Vaibhav Bahadur, J. Y. Zhu, Robert Hebner, Liangbing Hu
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Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Growing energy demands and renewable integration are stressing the aging power grid infrastructure.
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Molecular engineering of cellulose and its applications - Nature Reviews Bioengineering

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By Lin Xu, Yimin Mao, Liangbing Hu
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Abstract Cellulose is an abundant biopolymer found in plant cell walls, in which it provides structural support to maintain cell integrity. During biosynthesis, aligned cellulose chains aggregate and form crystals — with a cellobiose unit repeatedly packed in 3D — which can be engineered at the molecular level to achieve functionalities such as ion conductance and thermal transport.
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Solar-enhanced low-temperature biological wastewater treatment - Nature Sustainability

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By Yimin Mao
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Abstract Biological wastewater treatment (BWT) is critical to safeguard the aqueous environment. However, enzyme activities in microbial metabolism are inhibited by low temperatures, making BWT implementation in cold environments challenging. Here we propose a strategy to endow BWT facilities with low-temperature operation resilience by integrating photothermal technology with BWT using photothermal carriers (PTCs).
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