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Adaptive Tunnel-Barrier Synapse for Bi-Mode Nociception in Neuromorphic Systems
General Engineering
Pushing the boundaries of actuator systems: integration motion, sound generation and sensing into compact devices
Collaborative Investment Strategies for Digital Transformation in Dual-Channel Supply Chains
Imprinting of Water-Based Glass Inks for Scalable Microfluidic Device Fabrication: Like building sandcastles and sintering them into solid glass palaces
High-efficient Wave Energy Converter: Multi-Degree-of-Freedom with Hybrid Power Take-Off Systems
Enhanced Multicolor Structured Illumination Microscopy via Dispersion-Compensated Digital Micromirror Devices
Sampling on the Move: Data-Driven Strategies for Efficient Real-Time Anomaly Detection with Moving Sensors
Leveraging Cellular Network-Based IIoT for Time-Critical Control in Smart Buildings: An exploration on 4G and 5G Networks
Magnetic Nanoparticle Assembly in Confined Microdroplets: Unlocking Hierarchical Structures for Advanced Functional Materials
Enhancing Photovoltaic Performance of Quaternary Cu-Ag-Bi-I Compounds: The Role of Annealing and Impurities in Cu2AgBiI6 Thin Films
Role of research and development in green economic growth through renewable energy development: Empirical evidence from South Asia
Introspective Robotics: Adapting to the Open World with Self-Awareness
Advancing Clean Energy Production through Power-to-Gas Integration in Hydrogen-based Energy Systems
Coronary Stent Materials and Coatings: A Technology and Performance Update
Generation and functional assessment of 3D multicellular spheroids in droplet based microfluidics platform
Optimizing Semiconductor Probe Precision Forming: Integrating Design of Experiment, Partial Least Squares, and Genetic Algorithms for Advanced Quality Control
Advancing Fusion Energy: High-Field REBCO Superconducting Magnets in the SPARC TFMC Program
