Publications by authors named "Sida Jiang"

Amorphous Co-rich microwire with excellent soft magnetic and mechanical properties produced by melt-extraction technique are emerging as a multifunctional material for a variety of applications ranging from ultrasensitive magnetic field sensors to structural health self-monitoring composites. The residual stress of extraction process often degrades the mechanical characteristics and magnetic softness of as-quenched amorphous microwire. It is a pressing need for enhancing these properties to make the microwire practical for integration into new technologies.

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  • Dual-atom catalysts with nitrogen-coordinated metal sites can enhance oxygen reduction and evolution reactions in rechargeable zinc-air batteries, though their performance is limited by the intermediate binding energies.
  • The study explores how tailored FeCo-N-C catalysts can activate a new mechanism, called the lattice oxygen mechanism, by creating both axial and bridge oxygen at metal centers.
  • These customized catalysts show promising results, achieving a peak power density of 332 mW cm-2 with stable performance over 720 hours of continuous operation.
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The rational manipulation of the surface reconstruction of catalysts is a key factor in achieving highly efficient water oxidation, but it is a challenge due to the complex reaction conditions. Herein, we introduce a novel in situ reconstruction strategy under a gradient magnetic field to form highly catalytically active species on the surface of ferromagnetic/paramagnetic CoFeO@CoBDC core-shell structure for electrochemical oxygen evolution reaction (OER). We demonstrate that the Kelvin force from the cores' local gradient magnetic field modulates the shells' surface reconstruction, leading to a higher proportion of Co as active sites.

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In this study, we investigated the effects of Cu doping on the performance of CoFeSiB amorphous microwires as the core of a fluxgate magnetometer. The noise performance of fluxgate sensors primarily depends on the crystal structure of constituent materials. CoFeSiB amorphous microwires with varying Cu doping ratios were prepared using melt-extraction technology.

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Bimetallic gradient alloys have attracted research attention recently due to their potential applications in the aerospace and automobile industries. In this study, Al-20Si/7075 bimetallic gradient alloys were successfully manufactured by co-spray forming and the roll process. We investigated the thermal expansion behavior of the gradient alloy.

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The data in this article is the supplementary data of the research article entitled "Comparable magnetocaloric properties of melt-extracted GdTbCoAl metallic glass microwires" (Yin et al., 2020). The data shows the circular cross section of GdTbCoAl metallic glass microwires with a diameter of ∼55 μm.

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Perlecan, a heparan sulfate proteoglycan, acts as a mechanical sensor for bone to detect external loading. Deficiency of perlecan increases the risk of osteoporosis in patients with Schwartz-Jampel Syndrome (SJS) and attenuates loading-induced bone formation in perlecan deficient mice (Hypo). Considering that intracellular calcium [Ca] is an ubiquitous messenger controlling numerous cellular processes including mechanotransduction, we hypothesized that perlecan deficiency impairs bone's calcium signaling in response to loading.

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Cardiovascular drug research and development (R&D) has been in active state and continuously attracts attention from the pharmaceutical industry. However, only one individual drug can eventually reach the market from about the 10,000 compounds tested. It would be useful to learn from these failures when developing better strategies for the future.

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Modern cryoablation has been performed in solid tumor management for more than two decades. Following the surgical spirits, it seems natural to pursue radical procedures in clinical practice, which results in unnecessary adverse effects. The attempt to use non-extended procedure made some marked achievements in practice but was criticized severely, because it was supposed to induce residual tumors, which would trigger the rapid development of cancer.

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