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One-Pot Direct Recycling of Spent LiCoO 2 via Synergistic Binder Defluorination and Phase Reconstruction

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By Yingjie Hu, Fan Li, Songhu Ye
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The rapidly growing number of spent lithium-ion batteries has created an urgent need for efficient, low-carbon, and high-value recycling technologies [1-3]. Direct regeneration, which repairs the degraded cathode material while preserving its original crystal framework, is considered a promising closed-loop solution. However, its practical implementation faces two closely intertwined challenges [4, 5].
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A dataset from ten disasters for studying location descriptions and training AI models

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By Kai Sun, Yingjie Hu, Kenneth Joseph
| Nature Verified
Abstract People have been increasingly using social media to post messages during a natural disaster, and describe the locations of victims, damages, difficult situations, and relief resources. Many of these location descriptions are in the forms of detailed and multi-entity descriptions, such as door number addresses, road intersections, and highway exits. Currently, there is limited availability of datasets that contain these detailed location descriptions labeled in disaster-related messages.
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Research on the Spatial Mechanism and Strategies for Updating Industrial Heritage in Tianjin Based on the Scene Theory

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By Yingjie Hu, Junpeng Wang, Boshi Gao
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version In the context of the transformation of urban construction from incremental expansion to inventory renewal, the reuse of industrial remnants has gradually shifted from the issue of spatial transformation to that of scene construction.
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