Publications by authors named "R Sui"
Objective: Acute unilateral vestibulopathy (AUVP) is quite common in clinical practice, but lesion localization and etiological diagnosis of AUVP remain the current clinical challenges, and have always been the focus for researchers. The study aimed to explore the lesion site and possible etiology of AUVP.
Methods: This study is a retrospective study.
High-efficiency electrocatalysis could serve as the bridge that connects renewable energy technologies, hydrogen economy and carbon capture/utilization, promising a sustainable future for humankind. It is therefore of paramount significance to explore feasible strategies to modulate the relevant electrocatalytic reactions and optimize device performances so as to promote their large-scale practical applications. Microenvironment regulation at the catalytic interface has been demonstrated to be capable of effectively enhancing the reaction rates and improving the selectivities for specific products.
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- The paper looks at how inherited retinal diseases (IRD) are diagnosed and treated in the Asia-Pacific region.
- They surveyed 36 centers about their practices, including how they collect patient information and provide help for low vision.
- The results showed there are important gaps, like many centers not having a database for patients, not enough genetic counselors, and a need for better support for low-vision rehabilitation.
Constructing Asymmetric Fe-Nb Diatomic Sites to Enhance ORR Activity and Durability.
J Am Chem Soc
September 2024
Article Synopsis
- * A new asymmetric Fe-Nb diatomic site catalyst (FeNb/c-SNC) was developed, showing superior ORR performance and stability due to enhanced interactions that optimize the binding energy of oxygen-containing intermediates.
- * The FeNb/c-SNC significantly improved the performance of zinc-air batteries and fuel cells, leading to higher peak power densities and dramatically increased operational stability compared to traditional Fe single-atom catalysts.