This review introduces the innovative application of radio frequency (RF) treatment in fluid and semifluid foods, and it is divided into the following sections: DPs of fluid and semifluid foods, applications of RF treatment in fluid and semifluid food processing, RF heating uniformity, and current equipment used for fluid and semifluid food processing.

Researchers have developed a compound metalens that enables distortion-free imaging with a wide field of view, as presented in a study published in Engineering. The compound metalens architecture offers a novel approach to controlling distortion, with potential applications in various fields.

This study argues that ecolinguistics should consider language as a fundamental human activity that shapes technologically mediated environments. It emphasizes the role of languaging in skill development and expertise acquisition, particularly in second language learning. By integrating languaging, statistical learning, and skillful action, technology can foster diverse coordinated activities. Therefore, the authors advocate for creating technology-rich environments that enable individuals to transform themselves through second language acquisition and the development of new skills and expertise.

A new method streamlines the design and effectiveness of ligands used in chemical reactions in catalysis and drug delivery.

The Medical University of South Carolina has been awarded $1.75 million from the Health Resources and Services Administration to test whether telehealth can be used to deliver psychiatric collaborative care management sustainably at primary care clinics in seven diverse, rural, underserved South Carolina counties. The MUSC Center for Telehealth is partnering with primary care sites in MUSC Health’s Regional Health Network and Beaufort Jasper Hampton Comprehensive Health Services, a federally qualified health center.