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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Taylor & Francis Online, Royal Society of Chemistry, Physical Review B
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Understanding the Needs of Students with Developmental Disabilities in China’s Mainstream Schools: Insights from Individualised Education Programs

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By Yingjie Wei, Dongdong Mu, Weihao Xin
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Little is known about the needs of students with developmental disabilities identified in individualised education programs (IEPs) in China’s mainstream schools, despite international research indicating that these needs significantly influence the appropriateness of educational goals and supports, as well as the effectiveness of inclusive education.
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Numerical analysis of factors influencing freely falling annular disks in an infinite fluid

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By Jiaxing Lu, Yingjie Wei, Dianfang Bi, Tiezhi Sun
| Physical Review B
Abstract This work presents a numerical investigation of the dynamics of freely falling annular disks released from still in infinite water. Based on the large eddy simulation, a dynamic fluid body interaction model and moving computational method are utilized to obtain the full six degrees of freedom of the disks.
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Tannery solid wastes-derived cross-scale deformable piezoresistive sensors for monitoring human body motions

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By Yingjie Wei, Baicun Hao, Yanan Wang, Yujia Wang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Tannery solid wastes-derived cross-scale deformable piezoresistive sensors for monitoring human body motions Tannery solid wastes (TSWs) generated in tannery during the leather manufacture process mainly contain collagen fibers with hierarchical fiber structure, which are potential low-cost raw materials for preparing piezoresistive sensors.
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