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Strain-rate effects and energy dissipation of frozen rocks under dynamic impact loading

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By Ying Xu, Tianxiang Deng, Chengjie Li
| extrica.com
5. Discussions The three types of frozen rocks exhibit pronounced lithology dependence in their dynamic mechanical response and energy dissipation characteristics. It is difficult to fully explain their nonlinear low-temperature strengthening behavior and differences in strain rate effects solely by macroscopic water absorption and porosity.
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Teaching for Sustainable Construction: Adapting the Design, Assemble and Dismantle (Dad) Project Across Global Engineering Education Contexts

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By Ying Xu, S Alireza Behnejad, Nor Ashikin Muhamad
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Project based learning (PBL) has become an important approach in engineering education for promoting authentic engagement with design, construction, and professional practice. Increasingly, such approaches are also expected to support sustainability related competencies through resource awareness and context responsive learning.
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Longitudinal changes in resting-state EEG eyes-closed/open delta differentiation during an Antarctic expedition

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By Weiting Yang, Haoxin Tian, Guangming Xie, Ying Xu, Qinwen Wang, You Yin, Wuchao Liu
| Frontiers
Abstract Antarctic polar night brings extreme light deprivation, prolonged isolation and severe circadian disruption, yet longitudinal resting-state electroencephalography (EEG) signatures reflecting neurophysiological alterations in this harsh environment remain poorly characterized.
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