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Yuchen Li

Taiwan
As seen in: The Guardian, G1 Globo, Line Today (Hong Kong), Medium, MSN, MSN Brasil, MSN Österreich, MSN UK, MSN Venezuela, Color Research & Application, MSN Deutschland and
Covers:  International affairs, politics, social justice, race, technology, environment
Doesn't Cover: sport, entertainment
News Researcher at @guardian, previously working for @dwnews & @dw_chinese | 🎓MA Journalism @cardiffjomec | 🇹🇼

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Versatile Journalist offering 3+ years' experience in print and digital media. Exceptional storyteller and interviewer with extensive savvy knowledge of delivering captivating visual, written, and online pieces; capable of writing news and feature articles in English and Chinese.

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I’m Not Leaving the UK Because of COVID, But the Country’s Handling of It

I’m Not Leaving the UK Because of COVID, But the Country’s Handling of It

Compared with Taiwan, why has the British government failed to weather the second wave of Coronavirus?

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A glimpse into the world's strongest surveillance state - Life360

A glimpse into the world's strongest surveillance state - Life360

For Lee, nowhere could be safer than this hidden corner deep down a gloomy, narrow alley. It's a new secret s…

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The SWP's use of facial recognition was ruled illegal, and so what? - Life360

The SWP's use of facial recognition was ruled illegal, and so what? - Life360

Outside a stadium, tons of football fans were hurtling towards the gate, looking forward to an upcoming Cardi…

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How do artists fight against facial recognition technology? - Life360

How do artists fight against facial recognition technology? - Life360

Unlike most artists who draw on canvas or paper, Anna Hart was looking in the mirror, painting her face with …

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COVID-19, the final straw that breaks UK university finances - Life360

COVID-19, the final straw that breaks UK university finances - Life360

Christina Huang rarely argues with her parents about anything so that when her father slaps on her left cheek…

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Not every home is a place of safety in self-isolation - InterCardiff

Not every home is a place of safety in self-isolation - InterCardiff

Lying on the floor in pain with a gun pointing at her, Rachel Williams thought she was about to die. "Love me…

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Land Use Modulates Viral Impacts on Soil Nitrification and Denitrification Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Sha Zhao, Yuchen Li, Hongwei Xu
| ACS Publications
Cite Jump to ExpandCollapse Biogeochemical CyclingJuly 16, 2026 Land Use Modulates Viral Impacts on Soil Nitrification and Denitrification Click to copy article linkArticle link copied! Sha Zhao Sha Zhao State Key Laboratory of Regional and Urban Ecology, Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xiamen 361021, China University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 101499, China Yuchen Li Yuchen Li College of Life Sciences, Hebei University, Baoding, Hebei 071002, China...
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Resource Utilization of Limestone Powder and Steel Slag Powder in Cement-Based Materials at Extremely Low Water/Binder Ratio

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By Yuchen Han, Yuchen Li, Hongyi Zhang
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version The large-scale resource utilization of limestone powder generated from mining operations and steel slag waste discharged from the metallurgical industry is of vital importance. The effects of limestone powder or steel slag powder on the properties of cement-based materials at extremely low water/binder (w/b) ratio under different curing conditions were comparatively studied through measuring the compressive strength, hydration degree and microstructure.
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Residual Noise Learning for Source-Independent Atmospheric Correction of InSAR Unwrapped Maps

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By Yuchen Li, Takeshi Sagiya
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version Atmospheric artifacts can obscure tectonic deformation in interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) observations, while conventional correction methods often depend on external atmospheric data. This study proposes a supervised residual-learning framework that directly predicts noise components in unwrapped InSAR maps rather than reconstructing deformation signals.
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