Modulating redox properties of solid-state ion-conducting materials using microwave irradiation.

The industrial adoption of low-carbon technologies and renewable electricity requires novel tools for electrifying unitary steps and efficient energy storage, such as the catalytic synthesis of valuable chemical carriers. The recently-discovered use of microwaves as an effective reducing agent of solid materials provides a novel framework to improve this chemical-conversion route, thanks to promoting oxygen-vacancy formation and O-surface exchange at low temperatures. However, many efforts are still required to boost the redox properties and process efficiency.

Are Health Videos from Hospitals, Health Organizations, and Active Users Available to Health Consumers? An Analysis of Diabetes Health Video Ranking in YouTube.

Health consumers are increasingly using the Internet to search for health information. The existence of overloaded, inaccurate, obsolete, or simply incorrect health information available on the Internet is a serious obstacle for finding relevant and good-quality data that actually helps patients. Search engines of multimedia Internet platforms are thought to help users to find relevant information according to their search.

Data mining for pulsing the emotion on the web.

The Internet is becoming an increasingly important part of our lives. Internet users share personal information and opinions on social media webs expressing their feelings, judgments, feelings or emotions easy. Text mining and information retrieval techniques allow us to explore all this information and discover what the authors' opinions, claims, or assertions are.

A domain-based approach for retrieving trustworthy health videos from YouTube.

Health information retrieval and YouTube can be used as powerful tools to improve user's health knowledge. However, YouTube videos must be carefully analysed in order to avoid misleading, inaccurate, obsolete and incorrect health content. We present an approach for re-ranking health videos obtained from YouTube, called Domain-based ranking.