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  • Assessment of the RFI impact on RNSS receivers in the L6 band for a regional navigation satellite system focused on Korea

    Assessment of the RFI impact on RNSS receivers in the L6 band for a regional navigation satellite system focused on Korea

    Figure 13 shows the C/N0 estimation results for SF-NoRFI. In an interference-free environment, the custom signal achieved a stable C/N0 of approximately 45–55 dB Hz, thereby confirming successful execution of the conditioning process….

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  • Breast lesion classification via colorized mammograms and transfer learning in a novel CAD framework

    Breast lesion classification via colorized mammograms and transfer learning in a novel CAD framework

    It is crucial to differentiate between malignant and benign tissues in order to ensure that BC patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. A misclassification can result in unnecessary procedures or delayed intervention, which may…

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  • Spatiotemporal pattern evolution and quantitative prediction of electrical carbon emissions from a demand-side perspective in urban areas

    Spatiotemporal pattern evolution and quantitative prediction of electrical carbon emissions from a demand-side perspective in urban areas

  • Li, J., Ho, M. S., Xie, C. & Stern, N. China’s flexibility challenge in achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. Renew. Sustain. Energy Rev. 158, 112112 (2022).

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  • Use of fibres and surface treatment to improve the durability of concrete affected by sulphide mining

    Use of fibres and surface treatment to improve the durability of concrete affected by sulphide mining

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    The base material used was a mass concrete, which has been used in previous research to study the degradation of concrete in extremely acidic environments such as acid mine drainage7,8. Polypropylene fibre was used as the…

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  • 8-year-old boy walks again after first CoQ10 experimental treatment

    8-year-old boy walks again after first CoQ10 experimental treatment

    An eight-year-old boy’s sudden loss of mobility became the first real-world test of a biochemical discovery that may shape future treatments for rare mitochondrial diseases.

    Diagnosed with a fatal condition called HPDL deficiency, the boy was…

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  • New light trick keeps atomic spin stable 10x longer at room temp

    New light trick keeps atomic spin stable 10x longer at room temp

    Researchers have discovered a powerful new way to shield atoms from losing quantum information, a long-standing hurdle in building reliable quantum technologies.

    By using a single, carefully tuned laser beam, physicists managed to keep atomic…

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