7-Jan-2026 Comparing four heat-inducible promoters in stably transformed sugarcane regarding spatial and temporal control of transgene expression reveals candidates to drive stem-preferred background/objective transgene expression University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment Inducible promoters provide remarkable utility when sustained transgene expression compromises plant development or agronomic performance. In this study, four different plant heat shock protein (HSP) promoters were characterized in the vegetative tissues of stably transformed sugarcane to evaluate their efficacy and spatial expression profiles when directing the expression of a uidA reporter gene. This study produced new quantitative knowledge on the temporal and spatial expression of HSP promoters in sugarcane, expanding the promoter toolbox for crop biotechnology to support gene function studies and biotechnology applications, including precision gene editing and complex metabolic engineering. Journal Frontiers in Plant Science Funder U.S. Department of Energy
6-Jan-2026 A review on multi-view learning Higher Education Press Review re-maps multi-view learning into four supervised scenarios and three granular sub-tiers, delivering the first unified blueprint for researchers to navigate classification, clustering, incomplete views and hybrid techniques. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
6-Jan-2026 Adapting to the stream: An instance-attention GNN method for irregular multivariate time series data Higher Education Press DynIMTS replaces static graphs with instance-attention that updates edge weights on the fly, delivering SOTA imputation and P12 classification accuracy for streaming irregular multivariate time series. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
6-Jan-2026 A federated anti-forgetting representation method based on hybrid model architecture and gradient truncation Higher Education Press Anti-forgetting representation learning method reduces the weight aggregation interference on model memory and augments the representation performance. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
30-Dec-2025 Study reveals biological effects of high magnetic fields on magnetotactic bacteria Hefei Institutes of Physical Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences Recently, the research group led by Dr. WANG Junfeng at the High Magnetic Field Laboratory, the Hefei Institutes of Physical Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, revealed significant physiological and molecular effects of a 7 T strong magnetic field on magnetotactic bacteria, based on experiments conducted with the laboratory' s superconducting magnet platform. Journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology
30-Dec-2025 Huawei unveils “agentic-AI core” for 6G: a self-programming network that writes its own procedures Higher Education Press Huawei’s new “Agentic-AI Core” lets 6G networks write their own control procedures: natural-language intents become executable missions, composed on the fly from verified, third-party building blocks and orchestrated by AI agents with no human coding required. Journal Engineering
30-Dec-2025 Generative video communications: a new paradigm for future networks Higher Education Press Discover how generative AI is transforming video communication in a groundbreaking new paradigm. Learn about the innovative techniques and future prospects of generative video communication, which promises more efficient, adaptable, and immersive video services. Explore the challenges and potential solutions in this emerging field. Journal Engineering
30-Dec-2025 Innovative AF-RIS technology promises enhanced wireless communication for 6G networks Higher Education Press Researchers from Southeast University have developed a novel amplifying and filtering reconfigurable intelligent surface (AF-RIS) that enhances wireless communication for 6G networks. The AF-RIS achieves significant signal amplification, frequency selectivity, and beam-steering capabilities while reducing hardware costs and power consumption. This innovation could revolutionize wireless relay systems in next-generation networks. Journal Engineering
30-Dec-2025 Compact phased array paves the way for B5G/6G millimeter-wave communication Higher Education Press Researchers from Southeast University have developed a compact, dual-band, dual-polarized phased array for B5G/6G millimeter-wave communication. The array integrates four independent beamforming systems on a single printed circuit board, supporting concurrent operations at 28 GHz and 38 GHz. It features scalable architecture, broad bandwidth, and high spectral efficiency, making it ideal for future high-speed wireless applications. Journal Engineering
