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Quantum lattice boltzmann method advances toward practical flow simulations on non-uniform meshes
SciOpenQuantum computing offers a promising pathway for accelerating large-scale scientific simulations, but applying it to computational fluid dynamics remains difficult. A new quantum TLFS-LBM framework reported in the Chinese Journal of Aeronautics (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cja.2026.104176) introduces a fractional-step correction, a coordinate-based streaming matrix, and a multi-circuit strategy to enable practical incompressible-flow simulations on non-uniform meshes and complex boundaries while reducing quantum-circuit resource demands.
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- Chinese Journal of Aeronautics
Multiscale synergistic design for enhanced energy storage performance in Bi0.5Na0.5TiO3-based lead-free dielectrics under various electric fields
Tsinghua University PressPeer-Reviewed Publication
With the rapid advancement of pulsed power electronics, electric vehicles, avionic systems, and renewable energy grids, dielectric capacitors have emerged as indispensable components due to their ultrahigh power density and ultrafast charge–discharge rates. Traditional lead-based dielectric ceramics, however, pose severe environmental and health hazards during their fabrication, usage, and disposal. Sodium bismuth titanate (Bi0.5Na0.5TiO3, BNT)-based lead-free relaxor ferroelectric ceramics have attracted increasing attention as promising alternatives owing to the large spontaneous polarization induced by the Bi3+ 6s2 lone-pair electron configuration and their broad operational temperature stability arising from diffuse phase transitions. Nevertheless, challenges remain in coordinating polarization response, dielectric breakdown strength (Eb), and relaxation behavior across different operational voltages. Therefore, developing field-tailored multiscale design strategies is essential to meet growing performance demands in diverse electrostatic energy storage applications.
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- Journal of Advanced Ceramics
A unified framework for small object analysis in UAV imagery: Tracking single target from multiple detected targets
SciOpenSmall target detection and tracking in UAV remote sensing images are key tasks in fields such as security patrols and traffic monitoring. Recently, a framework called the Cropped Target Detection and Tracking Framework, through cropping and random sampling strategies, significantly improves real-time performance while ensuring small target positioning accuracy and tracking robustness, which is published in the Chinese Journal of Aeronautics.
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- Chinese Journal of Aeronautics
Shape-shifting living devices rebuild broken joints from the inside out
International Journal of Extreme ManufacturingPeer-Reviewed Publication
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- International Journal of Extreme Manufacturing
From warning signals to action: Closing a critical gap in infectious disease preparedness
Science China PressPeer-Reviewed Publication
Early warning alone cannot stop an outbreak. A new Perspective in Science Bulletin examines why signals from emerging infectious diseases can fail to trigger timely public health action, and proposes a practical pathway linking rapid verification, context-sensitive risk assessment, predefined action triggers and operational readiness.
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- Science Bulletin
Geometry–texture dual-driven SLAM enables panoramic 3D photoacoustic vascular mapping
Light Publishing Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics And Physics, CASPeer-Reviewed Publication
Vascular topology and hemodynamics define tissue perfusion boundaries, providing essential information for surgical margin planning, vessel preservation, and postoperative functional assessment. Scientists in China developed PAATAM, a real-time photoacoustic tracking and mapping strategy that fuses vascular geometry and signal-intensity features to estimate six-degree-of-freedom handheld probe motion. The method reconstructs globally consistent panoramic 3D vascular maps with 99.67% registration accuracy, opening new avenues for photoacoustic surgical navigation and functional vascular assessment.
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- Light: Science & Applications
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- STI2030-Major Projects, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Key Research and Development Program of Ningbo, Science and Technology Program of Guangzhou, Special Funds for the Cultivation of Guangdong College Students' Scientific and Technological Innovation ("Climbing Program" Special Funds)
Phosphate-solubilizing “special agent team” in vermicompost: Three core mechanisms awaken dormant “legacy phosphorus” in soil
Higher Education Press- Journal
- ENGINEERING Agriculture
From data silos to smart medicine: How is “dry laboratory” transforming clinical research
HEP Data Cooperation JournalsThis study aims to develop a medical “dry laboratory” model that treats healthcare data as the primary research subject and employs computational science and AI as core methodologies. Based on the practice of a large tertiary hospital, we present a construction framework featuring a full-cycle model spanning data cultivation, governance, value extraction, and ecological feedback—transforming medical data from a static resource into a living asset. Innovatively, the “dry laboratory” was integrated into the residency training rotation to systematically cultivate data literacy. Practice has shown that the framework establishes the “dry laboratory” as a digital research entity, creating a closed-loop system that integrates clinical practice with data analytics, significantly enhancing the usability of multimodal data and enabling scalable training in data competence. In conclusion, the medical “dry laboratory” represents a new digital research paradigm distinct from traditional wet laboratories. Its implementation provides a reference framework and introduces an integrated “dry-wet” research model combining wet-lab experiments with data cultivation, demonstrating significant value for enhancing medical innovation, cultivating interdisciplinary talent, and advancing smart healthcare.
Superior high-temperature capacitive properties in high-entropy ferroelectric fillers/polymer nanocomposites
HEP Data Cooperation JournalsThe high-entropy ferroelectric fillers/polymer nanocomposites achieve ultra-high Udis values of 8.7 J cm-3 at 150 °C and 5.9 J cm-3 at 200 °C, while maintaining an η of over 90%.
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- Advanced Powder Materials