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Modulation of Heterotypic and Homotypic Interactions to Visualize the Evolution of Organic Aggregates in a Fluorescence Turn-on Manner Journal article
Xu, Changhuo, Ou, Xinwen, Wang, Bingzhe, Shen, Hanchen, Liu, Junkai, Yang, Xueqin, Zhou, Qingqing, Chau, Joe H.C., Sung, Herman H.Y., Xing, Guichuan, Lam, Jacky W.Y., Tang, Ben Zhong. Modulation of Heterotypic and Homotypic Interactions to Visualize the Evolution of Organic Aggregates in a Fluorescence Turn-on Manner[J]. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2024, 146(7), 4851-4863.
Authors:  Xu, Changhuo;  Ou, Xinwen;  Wang, Bingzhe;  Shen, Hanchen;  Liu, Junkai; et al.
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《論語》孔子禘說二章的學術思想史闡釋An Interpretation of the Academic Thought History of Two Chapters of Confucius’ Theory of Di Sacrifice rite in The Analects of Confucius Conference proceedings
Authors:  YANG Zhao Gui;  NG H.C.;  ZHAO Y.Y.;  Wang Zixi
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Aqueous production of secondary organic aerosol from fossil-fuel emissions in winter Beijing haze Journal article
Wang, J., Ye, J., Zhang, Q., Zhao, J., Wu, Y., Li, J., Liu, D., Li, W., Zhang, Y., Wu, C., Xie, C., Qin, Y., Lei, Y., Huang, X., Guo, J., Liu, P., Fu, P., Li, Y.J., Lee, H.C., Choi, H., Zhang, J., Liao, H., Chen, M., Sun, Y., Ge, X., Martin, S.T., Jacob, D.J.. Aqueous production of secondary organic aerosol from fossil-fuel emissions in winter Beijing haze[J]. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2021, In press-000.
Authors:  Wang, J.;  Ye, J.;  Zhang, Q.;  Zhao, J.;  Wu, Y.; et al.
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Aqueous Phase  Soa  Haze  
Highly stable tungsten disulfide supported on a self-standing nickel phosphide foam as a hybrid electrocatalyst for efficient electrolytic hydrogen evolution Journal article
Shu Hearn Yu, Wenzhou Chen, Hongyu Wang, Hui Pan, Daniel H.C. Chua. Highly stable tungsten disulfide supported on a self-standing nickel phosphide foam as a hybrid electrocatalyst for efficient electrolytic hydrogen evolution[J]. NANO ENERGY, 2019, 55, 193-202.
Authors:  Shu Hearn Yu;  Wenzhou Chen;  Hongyu Wang;  Hui Pan;  Daniel H.C. Chua
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Hydrogen Evolution Reaction  Tungsten Disulfide  Nickel Phosphide  Hybridized Electrocatalyst  Three-dimensional  Ni Foam  Water Splitting  
Drug screening of cancer cell lines and human primary cancers using droplet microfluidics Journal article
Wong, A.H., Li, H., Jia, Y., Mak, P. I., Martins, R. P., Liu, Y., Vong, C. M., Wong, H.C., Wong, P. K., Wang, H., Sun, H., Chuxia, D.. Drug screening of cancer cell lines and human primary cancers using droplet microfluidics[J]. Scientific Reports (SCI, IF4.122), 2017, 9109-9109.
Authors:  Wong, A.H.;  Li, H.;  Jia, Y.;  Mak, P. I.;  Martins, R. P.; et al.
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Precision Medicine  Cancer Therapy  Droplet Microfluidics  Drug Susceptibility  Drug Screen  
A passive RFID tag embedded temperature sensor with improved process spreads immunity for a-30̂C to 60̂C sensing range Journal article
Wang B., Law M.-K., Bermak A., Luong H.C.. A passive RFID tag embedded temperature sensor with improved process spreads immunity for a-30̂C to 60̂C sensing range[J]. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS I-REGULAR PAPERS, 2014, 61(2), 337.
Authors:  Wang B.;  Law M.-K.;  Bermak A.;  Luong H.C.
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Cmos Temperature Sensors  Passive Rfid Tags  Process Compensation  Time-domain Conversion (Tdc)  
Modelling driving behaviour of Powered Two-Wheelers in mixed traffic flow Conference paper
Wong K.I., Wang H.C., Li Y.J., Lee T.C., Hsu T.P., Chang G.L.. Modelling driving behaviour of Powered Two-Wheelers in mixed traffic flow[C], 2013, 107-114.
Authors:  Wong K.I.;  Wang H.C.;  Li Y.J.;  Lee T.C.;  Hsu T.P.; et al.
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Behaviour models  Clustering  Mixed traffic  Powered Two-Wheelers  Urban arterial  
Transport and metabolism of (±)-praeruptorin A in Caco-2 cell monolayers Journal article
Jing W.H., Song Y.L., Yan R., Bi H.C., Li P.T., Wang Y.T.. Transport and metabolism of (±)-praeruptorin A in Caco-2 cell monolayers[J]. Xenobiotica, 2011, 41(1), 71.
Authors:  Jing W.H.;  Song Y.L.;  Yan R.;  Bi H.C.;  Li P.T.; et al.
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(±)-praeruptorin a  Caco-2 Cells  Enantioselectivity  Hydrolysis  Metabolism  Transport  
Mechanistic understanding of the different effects of Wuzhi Tablet (Schisandra sphenanthera extract) on the absorption and first-pass intestinal and hepatic metabolism of Tacrolimus (FK506) Journal article
Qin X.L., Bi H.C., Wang X.D., Li J.L., Wang Y., Xue X.P., Chen X., Wang C.X., Xu L.J., Wang Y.T., Huang M.. Mechanistic understanding of the different effects of Wuzhi Tablet (Schisandra sphenanthera extract) on the absorption and first-pass intestinal and hepatic metabolism of Tacrolimus (FK506)[J]. International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 2010, 389(2018-01-02), 114.
Authors:  Qin X.L.;  Bi H.C.;  Wang X.D.;  Li J.L.;  Wang Y.; et al.
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Cyp3a  First-pass Metabolism  P-gp  Pharmacokinetics  Schisandra Sphenanthera  Tacrolimus  
Breaking ground in cross-cultural research on the fear of being laughed at (gelotophobia): A multi-national study involving 73 countries Journal article
Proyer R.T., Ruch W., Ali N.S., Al-Olimat H.S., Amemiya T., Adal T.A., Ansari S.A., Arhar P., Asem G., Baudin N., Bawab S., Bergen D., Brdar I., Brites R., Brunner-Sciarra M., Carrell A., Dios H.C., Celik M., Ceschi G., Chang K., Guo-Hai C., Cheryomukhin A., Chik M.P.Y., Chlopicki W., Cranney J., Dahourou D., Doosje S., Dore M., El-Arousy N., Fickova E., Führ M., Gallivan J., Geling H., Germikova L., Giedraityte M., Goh A., González R.D., Ho S.K., Hrebícková M., Jaime B., Kaare B.H., Kamble S., Kazarian S., Kerkkänen P., Klementová M., Kobozeva I.M., Kovjanic S., Kumaraswamy N., Lampert M., Liao C.-C., Levesque M., Loizou E., Díaz Loving R., Lyttle J., MacHline V.C., McGoldrick S., McRorie M., Min L., Mõttus R., Munyae M.M., Navia C.E., Nkhalamba M., Pedrini P.P., Petkova M., Platt T., Popa D.-E., Radomska A., Rashid T., Rawlings D., Rubio V.J., Samson A.C., Sarid O., Shams S., Sisokohm S., Smári J., Sneddon I., Snikhovska I., Stephanenko E.A., Stokenberga I., Stuer H., Tanoto Y.S.R., Tapia L., Taylor J., Thibault P., Thompson A., Thörn H., Toyota H., Ujlaky J., Vanno V., Wang J., Van Der Westhuizen B., Wijayathilake D., Wong P.S.O., Wycoff E.B., Yeun E.J.. Breaking ground in cross-cultural research on the fear of being laughed at (gelotophobia): A multi-national study involving 73 countries[J]. Humor, 2009, 22(2018-01-02), 253.
Authors:  Proyer R.T.;  Ruch W.;  Ali N.S.;  Al-Olimat H.S.;  Amemiya T.; et al.
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Cross-cultural Comparisons  Gelotophobia  Humor  Laughter  Multi-national Study