bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Construction of mPEI/pGPX4 gene therapeutic system for the effective treatment of acute lung injury
Authors: Wan Yu-Hang , Huan Meng-Lei , Yun Chong-Xiao , Han Tian-Yan , Zhou Si-Yuan , Song Xiao , Zhang Bang-Le 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Acute lung injury (ALI) can be induced by various injury factors, which is closely related to the inflammatory reaction and cellular ferroptosis reported recently. Glutathione peroxidase (GPX4) palys an important role in the inflammatory reaction, which also is the core regulatory protein of ferroptosis. Up-regulation of GPX4 can be helpful to inhibit the cellular ferroptosis and inflammatory reaction to treat ALI. mPEI/pGPX4 gene therapeutic system based on mannitol-modified polyethyleneimine (mPEI) was constructed. Compared with PEI/pGPX4 nanoparticles using commoditized gene vector PEI 25k, mPEI/pGPX4 nanoparticles achieved caveolae-mediated endocytosis and improved the gene therapeutic effect. mPEI/pGPX4 nanoparticles could up-regulate the gene expression of GPX4, inhibit inflammatory reaction and the cellular ferroptosis, thereby alleviating the ALI in vitro and in vivo. The finding indicated that gene therapy with pGPX4 is a potential therapeutic system for the effective treatment of ALI.
Effects of electrode materials on the performance of Zr0.75Hf0.25O2-based ferroelectric thin films via post deposition annealing
Authors: Cao Yating , Zhang Wei , Shi Yuxuan , Xiao Jingchao , Li Yubao 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
In this work, the effects of top electrode (TE) and bottom electrode (BE) on the ferroelectric properties of zirconia-based Zr0.75Hf0.25O2 (ZHO) thin films annealed by post-deposition annealing (PDA) are investigated in detail. Among W/ZHO/BE capacitors (BE = W, Cr or TiN), W/ZHO/W delivered the highest ferroelectric remanent polarization and the best endurance performance, revealing that the BE with a smaller coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) plays a vital role in enhancing the ferroelectricity of fluorite-structure ZHO. For TE/ZHO/W structures (TE = W, Pt, Ni, TaN or TiN), the stability of TE metals seems to have a larger impact on the performance over their CTE values. This work provides a guideline to modulate and optimize the ferroelectric performance of PDA-treated ZHO-based thin films.
Spin pumping in NbRe/Co superconductor-ferromagnet heterostructures
Authors: Cirillo Carla , Rovirola Marc , González Carla , Casals Blai , Hernàndez Joan Manel , Macià Ferran , García-Santiago Antoni , Attanasio Carmine 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) spectroscopy measurements were performed on NbRe/Co/NbRe trilayers in order to probe spin pumping across the superconductor/ferromagnet interface and to detect the possible presence of spin-triplet pairing in the superconducting NbRe layer. FMR spectra were acquired as a function of frequency, magnetic field, and temperature, and reveal that the Gilbert damping parameter associated with spin pumping remains almost constant as temperature goes down through the superconducting transition. Additionally, the dependence of the Gilbert damping parameter on the thickness of the NbRe layer in trilayers is used to determine the values of the spin mixing conductance at the interface (

18
−
21

nm−2) and the spin diffusion length (

7.1
−
12.5

nm) in the NbRe layer. These findings may suggest that spin pumping would still be effective even though NbRe becomes superconducting, which would indicate that the spin-triplet would be the dominant pairing mechanism. Future experiments are proposed in light of these results.
Novel symmetric structures and explicit solutions to a coupled Hunter-Saxton equation
Authors: Zhao Qiulan , Wang Huanjin , Li Xinyue 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
In the current study, novel symmetric structures to a coupled Hunter-Saxton equation are synthetically investigated. These novel symmetric structures include Lie symmetries, discrete symmetries, nonlocally related systems, and μ-symmetries. Lie symmetries and μ-symmetries are then used to derive explicit invariant solutions. Based on the established optimal system, the coupled Hunter-Saxton equation can be reduced to rich ordinary differential equations by the Lie group transformation. Its group invariant solutions are thus obtained. Discrete symmetries to the coupled Hunter-Saxton equation are constructed utilizing Lie symmetries, which can help calculate new solutions from known explicit solutions. Moreover, nonlocally related systems of the coupled Hunter-Saxton equation are completed, which contain potential systems and inverse potential systems based on conservation laws and Lie symmetries, respectively. Furthermore, without using the group theory, more plentiful similarity reductions and similarity solutions to the coupled Hunter-Saxton equation are produced by employing the direct reduction method. Another class of symmetric structures to the coupled Hunter-Saxton equation explored in this paper are μ-symmetries, which are given by matching an integrable and horizontal one-form μ = Λ
x

dx + Λ
t

dt for Lie symmetries. Hence, μ-reductions, explicit solutions and μ-conservation laws can be determined by μ-symmetries. In addition, polynomial solutions are researched by considering the linear invariant subspaces admitted by the coupled Hunter-Saxton equation. Several explicit invariant solutions are described by graphs ultimately.
The Mid-infrared Instrument for JWST and Its In-flight Performance
Authors: Wright Gillian S. , Rieke George H. , Glasse Alistair , Ressler Michael , García Marín Macarena , Aguilar Jonathan , Alberts Stacey , Álvarez-Márquez Javier , Argyriou Ioannis , Banks Kimberly , Baudoz Pierre , Boccaletti Anthony , Bouchet Patrice , Bouwman Jeroen , Brandl Bernard R. , Breda David , Bright Stacey , Cale Steven , Colina Luis , Cossou Christophe , Coulais Alain , Cracraft Misty , De Meester Wim , Dicken Daniel , Engesser Michael , Etxaluze Mireya , Fox Ori D. , Friedman Scott , Fu Henry , Gasman Danny , Gáspár András , Gastaud René , Geers Vincent , Glauser Adrian Michael , Gordon Karl D. , Greene Thomas , Greve Thomas R. , Grundy Timothy , Güdel Manuel , Guillard Pierre , Haderlein Peter , Hashimoto Ryan , Henning Thomas , Hines Dean , Holler Bryan , Detre Örs Hunor , Jahromi Amir , James Bryan , Jones Olivia C. , Justtanont Kay , Kavanagh Patrick , Kendrew Sarah , Klaassen Pamela , Krause Oliver , Labiano Alvaro , Lagage Pierre-Olivier , Lambros Scott , Larson Kirsten , Law David , Lee David , Libralato Mattia , Alverez Jose Lorenzo , Meixner Margaret , Morrison Jane , Mueller Migo , Murray Katherine , Mycroft Matthew , Myers Richard , Nayak Omnarayani , Naylor Bret , Nickson Bryony , Noriega-Crespo Alberto , Östlin Göran , O’Sullivan Brian , Ottens Richard , Patapis Polychronis , Penanen Konstantin , Pietraszkiewicz Martin , Ray Tom , Regan Michael , Roteliuk Anthony , Royer Pierre , Samara-Ratna Piyal , Samuelson Bridget , Sargent Beth A. , Scheithauer Silvia , Schneider Analyn , Schreiber Jürgen , Shaughnessy Bryan , Sheehan Evan , Shivaei Irene , Sloan G. C. , Tamas Laszlo , Teague Kelly , Temim Tea , Tikkanen Tuomo , Tustain Samuel , van Dishoeck Ewine F. , Vandenbussche Bart , Weilert Mark , Whitehouse Paul , Wolff Schuyler 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
The Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) extends the reach of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to 28.5 μm. It provides subarcsecond-resolution imaging, high sensitivity coronagraphy, and spectroscopy at resolutions of λ/Δλ ∼ 100–3500, with the high-resolution mode employing an integral field unit to provide spatial data cubes. The resulting broad suite of capabilities will enable huge advances in studies over this wavelength range. This overview describes the history of acquiring this capability for JWST. It discusses the basic attributes of the instrument optics, the detector arrays, and the cryocooler that keeps everything at approximately 7 K. It gives a short description of the data pipeline and of the instrument performance demonstrated during JWST commissioning. The bottom line is that the telescope and MIRI are both operating to the standards set by pre-launch predictions, and all of the MIRI capabilities are operating at, or even a bit better than, the level that had been expected. The paper is also designed to act as a roadmap to more detailed papers on different aspects of MIRI.
Revisiting Emission-line Measurement Methods for Narrow-line Active Galactic Nuclei
Authors: Khatu Viraja C. , Gallagher Sarah C. , Horne Keith , Cackett Edward M. , Hu Chen , Du Pu , Wang Jian-Min , Bian Wei-Hao , Bai Jin-Ming , Chen Yong-Jie , Hall Patrick , Jiang Bo-Wei , Li Sha-Sha , Li Yan-Rong , Pasquini Sofia , Songsheng Yu-Yang , Wang Chan , Xiao Ming , Yu Zhe 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Measuring broad emission-line widths in active galactic nuclei (AGN) is not straightforward owing to the complex nature of flux variability in these systems. Line width measurements become especially challenging when the signal-to-noise ratio is low, profiles are narrower, or spectral resolution is low. We conducted an extensive correlation analysis between emission-line measurements from the optical spectra of Markarian 142 (Mrk 142; a narrow-line Seyfert galaxy) taken with the Gemini North Telescope (Gemini) at a spectral resolution of 185.6 ± 10.2 km s−1 and the Lijiang Telescope (LJT) at 695.2 ± 3.9 km s−1 to investigate the disparities in the measured broad-line widths from both telescopes’ data. Due to its narrow broad-line profiles, which were severely affected by instrumental broadening in the lower-resolution LJT spectra, Mrk 142 posed a challenge. We discovered that allowing the narrow-line flux of permitted lines having broad and narrow components to vary during spectral fitting caused a leak in the narrow-line flux to the broad component, resulting in broader broad-line widths in the LJT spectra. Fixing the narrow-line flux ratios constrained the flux leak and yielded the Hβ broad-line widths from LJT spectra ∼54% closer to the Gemini Hβ widths than with flexible narrow-line ratios. The availability of spectra at different resolutions presented this unique opportunity to inspect how spectral resolution affected emission-line profiles in our data and adopt a unique method to accurately measure broad-line widths. Reconsidering line measurement methods while studying diverse AGN populations is critical for the success of future reverberation-mapping studies. Based on the technique used in this work, we offer recommendations for measuring line widths in narrow-line AGN.
WISE J141530.7+592234: A Very Low Mass Ratio Contact Binary with Significant Light Curve Variations
Authors: Guo Difu , Li Kai , Liu Fen , Li Huaizhen , Liu Xinyi , Chen Xu 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Multi-band photometric observations and period investigations of the total eclipsing binary WISE J141530.7+592234 (hereinafter J141530), whose mass ratio close to the low mass ratio limit, were carried out for the first time. The stellar atmospheric parameters of the primary component were calculated by the spectral fitting, yielding the following results: T
eff = 5890 ± 22 K, [Fe/H] = 0.01 ± 0.03 dex, log g = 4.53 ± 0.04 cm s−2. Our observations show that the light curve of V-band on May 2 is about 0.1 mag brighter than that observed in February and March at phase 0.6. Comparing with the small amplitude (about 0.2 mag), the variations are remarkable. Meanwhile, obvious light curve variations and quick reversal of O’Connell effects are found in Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite data, which is likely caused by magnetic activity. Photometric solutions derived from multi-band light curves indicate that J141530 has a high contact degree (f ∼ 70%) and a very low mass ratio (q ∼ 0.0546). Based on the O − C diagram, a long-term period increase was found. The period increase rate is calculated to be dP/dt = 3.90 × 10−7 day yr−1, which can be explained by mass transfer from the low mass component to the large mass component. By analyzing the merging criterion, such as the ratio of spin angular momentum (J
spin) to the orbital angular momentum (J
orb), the instability separation and the instability mass ratio, J141530 can be regarded as a potential progenitor of luminous red novae.
All-optical control of optical bistability in a hybrid system
Authors: Aravindhan Surendar , Altalbawy Farag M A , Sapaev I B , Shoja Sarah Jawad , Abbass Rathab , Kareem A K , Abdulfadhil Gatea M 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
In this paper, we study the tunneling induced optical bistability (OB) in a quantum dot (QD)-metallic nanoparticle (MNP) hybrid system via surface plasmon effects. We realized that in the presence of the tunneling effect, OB arises when the probe light is parallel to the major axis of the hybrid system. We realized the threshold of OB can be controlled by controlling the distance parameter between the QD and MNP. For appropriate distance between the QD and MNP, we find that optical multistability (OM) appears in the system. We find that the threshold of OM can be adjusted when we consider the radius effect of the MNP, respectively.
Pushover analysis of multi-storey concrete structures
Authors: Zihni Muhamad , Suwondo Riza , Suangga Made 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Indonesia is located at the confluence of three main tectonic plates which makes it one of the countries with the highest earthquake risk in the world. Recorded experiences has showed that the earthquake cause damage to buildings particularly multi-storey building structures. The purpose of this study is to determine the performance level of multi-storey reinforced concrete structures using a performance-based design method based on the ATC-40 and FEMA 440 regulations. The buildings in this study are 4-storey and 8-storey buildings. The effect of column size, beam size, and concrete quality are investigated. This study results the performance level, capacity curve, level of effectiveness of variations based on pushover analysis using the ATC-40 and FEMA 440. It can be concluded that the building structure is considered as Operational category based on the ATC-40 and FEMA 440 regulations. On the other hand, for the level of effectiveness of variations in building structures, it is more effective to enlarge the column cross-sectional dimensions and increase the height of the beam for 4-storey and 8-storey buildings, respectively.
Building infrastructure analysis using total station and unmanned aerial vehicle drone for surveying and modelling
Authors: Putra A B , Arumsari P , Cahyono C , Sarigih J F B , Kosalim V 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) drones and Total Stations are two of some methods and tools used to conduct surveys on areas or building buildings. A UAV is a flying machine that functions with remote control by the pilot or can control itself, uses aerodynamic laws to lift itself, can reusable and can carry certain payloads. A total station is a device that is a combination of electronic theodolite, Electronic Distance Meter, and software that serves as a data collector and processor. The implementation of land surveying is one of the stages of the implementation of infrastructure development. Land survey itself is a way or method to evaluate land to get data directly from the field. Survey activities consist of field activities, making data analysis, interpretation of objectives and making survey reports. In this modern period, the technology to conduct land / land surveys often develops, namely with the total station and the use of UAV drone technology. The study aims to analyse and compare the capabilities of UAV Drones and Total Stations.
Study of rainwater harvesting as a water conservation in mall building in South Tangerang
Authors: Rhamadita Tiara Suci , Setyandito Oki , Novandy  , Anda Martin 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Most of the population in Indonesia uses groundwater to meet the need for clean water. With the rapid population growth, there has been an increase in the conversion of open space land into residential, offices, and commercial areas. The land conversion increases the impervious surface throughout the city and could impact the availability of clean water in the future. Implementation of water conservation is needed to ensure long term availability of clean water. Rainwater harvesting systems are one of the methods to utilize rainwater as an alternate clean water source and water conservation. This study aims to calculate the volume of rainwater harvested in mall building in South Tangerang using EPA-SWMM to design a rainwater reservoir. The result of this study is an average of 80 m3/day of rainwater harvested from mall building in South Tangerang. The design for the reservoir is rectangular with dimensions of H 4 m × W 18.3 m × W 6.5 m and a capacity of 476.06 m3.
Raw Water Network Planning in Bate Village, Keerom Regency, Jayapura, Papua
Authors: Octaviani Elvin Veldarista , Cahyono Christian , Siek Michael 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Water is one of the most invaluable resource and has many uses for human life. Managing water has become more critical has become one of the concern of sustainability problems. One of sustainability issues in the rural drinking water is increasing water demand. so it is become important to make planning for Water network to fulfil the demand. The purpose of the research is to plan good and correct raw water in order to meet the needs of the people of Kampung Bate in order to meet their daily clean Water Demand of the people of Kampung Bate. The research method used in this study is to use manual calculations and hydraulic modeling with the help of the EPANET application. The results of this study are piping criteria such as pipe diameters used for projections of 20, 30, and 50 years having a diameter range of 1/2’' - 2.5’' m with a pipe length of 14.38 - 260 m. the dimensions of broncaptering are 2.5 m × 2.5 m × 3.5 m, with 6 gabion traps and a gabion b trap size of 2 m and a gabion t trap of 0.5 m
Biophilic Concept Analysis in The Interior of a Post-New Normal Residential Home
Authors: Wijaya Ida Bagus Ananta 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
A residential house is a basic necessity owned by everyone. In general, people are in the house staying at rest, gathering with family, and some for work. During the Covid-19 pandemic, activities carried out outdoors became limited. All work activities that previously existed outside the home were changed to inside the house or WFH (Work from Home). Even though it has become a new normal era, work from home activities are still ongoing today. With this condition, people become thinking about making the interior of the residential room comfortable. One way to make a room comfortable is to apply the Biophilic concept in the form of adding elements of indoor plants. The problem that often occurs is an error in placing or choosing the type of plant, so that it actually makes the room uncomfortable. In this study, we will examine the optimization of the Biophilic concept applied to the interior of a residential house. A mix method, which mixes quantitative and qualitative data, was employed in this investigation. The findings of this study are anticipated to serve as a guide for creating a residential home’s interior with a biophilic idea that has a visible link to nature.
Vernacular Architecture Residential in Lasem with Batik Pattern Latohan in Interior
Authors: Rachmayanti S , Salim P , Roesli C , Hartono H 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Indonesia has lots of batik culture. Every area has their own specific batik pattern. One of famous batik industry with specific batik pattern is Lasem. This specific Lasem pattern need to preserved for sustainability purpose. This study tried to applied latohan as one of special pattern in Lasem to residential interior. The purpose of this study is to maintain the sustainability of the batik Lasem pattern. In line with the Lasem vernacular building which is used as a case study. The building has been qualified as a green building and a sustainable building. The application of batik pattern in interior house in line with the goal of preservation, both building and interior. The research problem statement is how to applied latohan Lasem batik pattern into residential building for sustainable purpose. The research objective is to applied latohan pattern in interior as sustainable system in vernacular architecture residential locating in Lasem. This research is using qualitative method. Hendry’s family residence as a case study to applied latohan Lasem in the interior. This house is a good old colonial building with green architecture. The result of this study that vernacular architecture residential building is a suitable place to applied specific latohan pattern according for sustainable purposed.
Water Sorption Isotherm of Ebi Seasoned Potato Chip Model
Authors: Evelyn Elysia , Waspodo Priyo 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the characteristics of the water sorption isotherm of dried shrimp (ebi) seasoned potato chips (ESPC) model and the appropriate equation model. The parameters used were critical parameters for quality degradation such as water content (%), crispness value (hardness force) and hedonic organoleptic analysis. ESPC samples were stored at room temperature, with different humidity conditions, namely 100%, 84%, 75.5%, 43%, 32.4% and 6.90% using water and saturated solution of KCl, NaCl, K2CO3, MgCl2 and NaOH respectively until reaching constant weight. During storage, the samples were analysed its water content, hardness force values and texture hedonic scores. The critical moisture content and critical texture of ESPC is 5.82% and 4.45N, i.e., when the the texture hedonic scores at least 4.0. The Water Sorption Isotherm curve of ESPC was examined with equation models of Hasley, Chen-Clayton, Henderson, Caurie and Oswin. The fittest model is determined by using Mean Relative Determination (MRD) of which the lowest value of the obtained MRD to be considered as the best model. This study revealed that best equation model for describing the water sorption isotherm of ESPC model was the Oswin equation model.
The effect of sorghum flour substituted in kwetiau (rice noodles) on the characteristics of physicochemical, functional, and sensory
Authors: Bartolomiussihosa J A , Amrinola W 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
This research objective was to determine the best formula, and the effect of sorghum flour on the physicochemical, functional, and sensory characteristics of kwetiau. In this research, four substitute formulas of sorghum flour were used, namely 0%, 25%, 50%, and 75%. The results were analyzed based on their physicochemical, functional, and sensory properties. The results showed the addition of sorghum flour had a significant effect (P<0.05) on elongation, cooking loss, water content, ash, protein, fat, carbohydrates, tannin, water absorption, color, aroma, and overalls, but not have a significant effect (P>0.05) on the texture. The best formula in this study was the P3 sample (75% sorghum flour: 25% rice flour).