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High-Brightness 1940 nm Gallium Antimonide Diode Lasers with External-Cavity Spectral and Polarization Beam Combining by Rong Zhao, Yufei Zhao, Bo Meng, Cunzhu Tong
Published 2025-06-01In this paper, we present a beam-combining technique to boost GaSb-based 1940 nm diode laser output power through spectral beam combining (SBC), spatial beam combining, and polarization beam combining (PBC). Four spectral beam-combining (SBC) configurations were developed using commercially availabl...
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Characteristics and mechanisms of soil salinization in humid climate areas by Chunrui Wu, Xinqiang Du, Bo Meng, Hui Guo
Published 2025-08-01Study region: The Sanjiang Plain, China Study focus: Using 509 field-collected soil samples and multi-source remote sensing data (Landsat and Sentinel-2) as model inputs, among several machine learning methods tested, the XGBoost model was identified as the most effective and was used to construct a...
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Machine-Learning-Guided Design of Nanostructured Metal Oxide Photoanodes for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting: From Material Discovery to Performance Optimization by Xiongwei Liang, Shaopeng Yu, Bo Meng, Yongfu Ju, Shuai Wang, Yingning Wang
Published 2025-06-01The rational design of photoanode materials is pivotal for advancing photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting toward sustainable hydrogen production. This review highlights recent progress in the machine learning (ML)-assisted development of nanostructured metal oxide photoanodes, focusing on brid...
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Improvement to Maize Growth Caused by Biochars Derived From Six Feedstocks Prepared at Three Different Temperatures by Yu LUO, Yu-jie JIAO, Xiao-rong ZHAO, Gui-tong LI, Li-xin ZHAO, Hai-bo MENG
Published 2014-03-01Biochar is increasingly proposed as a soil amendment, with reports of benefits to soil physical, chemical and biological properties. In this study, different biochars were produced from 6 feedstocks, including straw and poultry manure, at 3 pyrolysis temperatures (200, 300 and 500°C) and then added...
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