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‘The Right Time Is From the Heart’: Affective‐Temporal Alignment in Chinese Highly Skilled Migrants' Return From Australia

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By Yun Yue, Yin Ma
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. References 2019. “Pains and Gains of Working in Chinese Universities: An Academic Returnee's Journey.” Higher Education Research & Development 38, no. 4: 661–673. https://doi.org/10.1080/07294360.2019.1590320. , and . 2014. “Ethnic Differences in Integration Levels and Return Migration Intentions: A Study of Estonian Migrants in Finland.” Demographic Research 30, no. 13: 377–412. 2019.
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Masculine Repertories: Family and Articulations of Masculinities Among Chinese Migrant Young Gay Men

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By Muyuan Luo, Yin Ma, Zheng Zhou
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Based on life history interviews, this research adopts the concept of masculine repertoire to explain articulations of masculinities among Chinese migrant young gay men. Specifically, it demonstrates how migration has complicated those young gay men’s articulations of masculinities by exposing them to different family-centred masculine repertories—cultural materials that can be used to define manhood.
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The glare blinding attack strategy in quantum secret sharing system

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By Yin Ma, Lan Zhou, Yu-Bo Sheng, Jia-Wei Ying
| Optica Verified
Quantum secret sharing (QSS) is a typical multipartite quantum cryptographic primitive. Although QSS is theoretically secure, imperfect experimental devices would threaten its security. The glare blinding attack is a strong attack against practical single-photon detectors. In the paper, we propose a simple and effective glare blinding attack strategy in the practical three-partite QSS system.
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