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GALA-Net: geometry-enhanced adaptive local feature aggregation network for point cloud semantic segmentation

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By Guiru Liu, Yingchao Dong, Lulin Wang
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Currently, existing point cloud semantic segmentation methods do not fully exploit surface geometric features. In particular, the depiction of object boundaries and the transition areas of curved surfaces is rather rough. On the other hand, the neighbourhood aggregation mostly follows a single strategy, making it difficult to simultaneously take into account the context and fine-grained differences and ignoring local details.
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Interval multi-objective planning of integrated energy systems via constrained multi-objective chaotic evolution algorithm under multiple uncertainties

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By Ge Lan, Yingchao Dong, Peng Ren
| Nature Verified
Abstract The integration of demand response (DR) and renewable energy generation (REG) introduces significant uncertainties that challenge the reliability of integrated energy system (IES) planning. This research proposes a comprehensive interval multi-objective optimization (IMOO) framework designed to simultaneously optimize operational economy, energy efficiency, and carbon emissions while ensuring robustness against multi-source uncertainties.
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Precise regulation of missing linkers in MOF pervaporation membranes for desalination of hypersaline waters - Nature Communications

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By Yingchao Dong, Xiangyong Zheng, Qiang Lyu, Min Zhao, Huanting Wang, Han-Qing Yu, Menachem Elimelech, Casey De Finnda
| Nature Verified
Abstract We report a method for the precise regulation of intracrystalline missing-linkers to control the permeability and selectivity of metal-organic framework (MOF) membranes. The method is applied for the design of stable ceramic-based MOF-801 membranes for hypersaline water treatment via pervaporation. For efficient membrane growth, an in situ nano-seeding strategy was employed to provide nucleation sites followed by surfactant posttreatment to minimize cracks.
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