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Scalable solution soaking quenching technique unlocks efficient and durable wide bandgap perovskite solar modules - Nature Communications

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By Yuxuan Fang, Jinglin Sun, Ying Chuan Tan, Guo Yang, Huanyu Chen, Mingwei Gu, Meifang Yang, Hong liu, Jun Fang, Congcong Wu, Longbin Qiu, Jin Ge, Zhibin Yang, Wu-Qiang Wu, Yongbin Feng
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Abstract Wide-bandgap mixed-halide perovskite photovoltaic modules show strong potential for portable chargers, building-integrated photovoltaics, agrivoltaics, and tandem systems, but large-area processing exacerbates crystallization heterogeneity, surface defects, and halide phase segregation. Conventional spin-coating passivation fails to deliver uniform interfacial control at scale.
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Spatial microfluidic holographic integrated platform for label-free and high-dimensional analysis of cancer heterogeneity - Nature Communications

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By Ying Chuan Tan
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Abstract The combination of quantitative phase microscopy (QPM) with imaging flow cytometry (IFC) enables label-free and multi-parameter single-cell analysis.
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The ignored structure for female fertility: fallopian tube cilia

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By Liuqing He, Haofei Xu, Min Liu, Ying Chuan Tan, Shiyu Huang, Xiaoxiao Yin, Xinyu Luo, Ming Gao
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Abstract Fallopian tube cilia (FTC) play an important role in female infertility but have not been comprehensively explored. This review screened 141 tubal cilia-related papers to reveal the detection techniques of FTC function and morphology and the related analysis of female infertility and other gynaecological disorders in FTC. FTCs differentiate from progenitor cells and develop into primary and motile cilia.
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