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Electroacupuncture calms neuronal stress to restore movement after spinal cord injury
Burns & Trauma- Journal
- Burns & Trauma
Powering forward: A year of discovery in mitochondrial science
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.- Journal
- Mitochondrial Communications
Noncontact visualization of respiration and vital sign monitoring using a single mid-wave infrared thermal camera: Preliminary proof-of-concept
Osaka Metropolitan University- Journal
- Sensors
Hungarian study offers new insights into the reasons behind smartphone addiction
Semmelweis University- Journal
- Acta Psychologica
Gray screens and loading delays cut gaming time by 30%
Kyushu UniversityExcessive mobile gaming is raising concerns about health and sleep, but research from Kyushu University suggests that small changes can help. In a global study involving over 80,000 players, the team found that grayscale visuals and loading delays encourage users to reduce playtime naturally. When combined with a 10-second delay, grayscale reduced daily playtime by 30.8% and retention by 40.4%. The team calls on developers to adopt these insights to create healthier digital spaces.
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- Japan Science and Technology Agency
Cheminformatics survey catalogs 13,132 marine terpenoids
Chinese Journal of Natural Medicines: A Chinese Journal of Natural Medicines review compiles 13,132 reported marine terpenoids (2,066 with documented bioactivity) and applies cheminformatics to benchmark their chemical space against terrestrial terpenoids, highlighting scaffold diversity and translational opportunities.
- Journal
- Chinese Journal of Natural Medicines
- Funder
- National Key Research and Development Program of China, National Natural Science Foundation of China
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Higher Education Press- Journal
- UroPrecision
Power electronics-enabled online battery impedance spectroscopy advances real-time monitoring for next-generation energy storage
Beijing Institute of Technology Press Co., LtdThe explosive growth of electric vehicles, renewable energy integration, and large-scale energy storage systems has placed lithium-ion batteries at the heart of the global transition to sustainable energy. Ensuring their safe, efficient, and long-lasting performance demands sophisticated battery management systems capable of continuously tracking critical states such as state of charge, state of health, aging, and potential faults. While conventional monitoring relies on temperature sensors, voltage-current profiling, ultrasonic probes, or embedded optical fibers, these methods often provide limited multidimensional insights, incur high implementation costs, or struggle with real-time applicability in operational environments. Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy stands out as a particularly powerful technique, offering rich, frequency-dependent information about internal electrochemical processes that reflect battery dynamics under varying conditions. However, traditional EIS measurements using dedicated electrochemical workstations remain confined to laboratory settings due to their expense, bulk, and lack of online capability.
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- Green Energy and Intelligent Transportation
- Funder
- NSFC