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Major Chinese research university in Nanjing whose institutes span materials science, AI chips, astrophysics, and climate and energy studies.
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Einstein Probe saw a likely neutron star merger shine in soft X-rays for nearly 10 minutes after a 0.4-second gamma-ray burst. Its team argues gamma-ray detectors alone may have missed this phase in earlier mergers, a case that so far rests on one event.
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Nanjing University's Long Yang and coauthors argue in Nature Cities that cities alter their own storms through heat, building roughness and aerosols. They add that green roofs and sponge-city schemes built against floods and heat can feed back on local rainfall as well.
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Nanjing University modeling finds that expanding Gobi-area solar to almost 11 times its current footprint would cut springtime particulate concentrations across northern China by nearly 14%. Coarse dust rose to 65% of the country's airborne particulate pollution by 2023, from about 55% in 2013.
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The LightTok chip senses, stores and computes in the same pixel, and its authors report 87.3% recognition accuracy with a tenfold energy gain on turning light into tokens across an array of 1,024 pixels.
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The Einstein Probe found the X-ray tail of PSR J1740+1000 running about 42 light-years southwest, in the same direction as ultrahigh-energy gamma rays LHAASO had no clear counterpart for.
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Nanjing University's cathode still holds 87.8 percent of its capacity after those 100 cycles, which is a genuine cell-level result and a very short record, and the report attaches no cost figure to the cheap-sodium case.
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A team at Nanjing University read sulfur and molybdenum ratios in Conotubus, a 550-million-year-old tube from southern China, and inferred bacterial partners feeding on hydrogen sulfide: a metabolic signature, not a preserved body.
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A Nature Physics team measured the superconducting gap of strained La3Ni2O7 films without a pressure cell. The result points away from cuprate-style d-wave pairing, and moves the bottleneck to growth.
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A survey of fangs, spines, stingers and tusks finds durability and penetration trading off across a broad zone, not a single best shape. And the zone moves when you change the weighting.
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Nanjing University reports 3.42 to 5.81 percent more daily output per unit of capacity from March to May. That is a number a yield model can carry; three months is not a warranty.
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