1. Regularity of Unconstrained <i>p</i>-harmonic Maps from Curved Domain and Application to critical <i>p</i>-Laplace Systems 

   Martino, Dorian (2025)

   POTENTIAL ANALYSIS

   Given p >= 2 and a map g:Bn(0,1)-> Sn++, where Sn++ is the group of positively definite matrices, we study critical points of the following functional: v is an element of W1,pBn(0,1);RN integral Bn(0,1)|del v|gpdvolg=integral Bn(0,1)g alpha beta(x)partial derivative alpha v(x),partial derivative beta v(x)p2detg(x)dx. We show that if g is uniformly close to a constant matrix, then v is locally H & ouml;lder-continuous. If g is H & ...

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2. The ultra-low material budget GEM-based TPC for tracking with VMM3a readout 

   Garcia, F.; Floethner, K. J.; Amato, A.; et al. (2025)

   Journal of Instrumentation

   The Gaseous Electron Multiplier-based Time Projection Chamber (GEM-TPC) in TWIN configuration for particle tracking has been consolidated after extensive investigations in different facilities to study its tracking performance. The most attractive feature of this detector is its ultra-low material budget, which is 0.28% X/X0 and can be further reduced by decreasing the thickness of the gas traversed by the incident particles. Thus, it ...

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3. ATG16L1 WD domain and linker regulates lipid trafficking to maintain plasma membrane integrity to limit influenza virus infection 

   Bone, Benjamin; Griffith, Luke; Jefferson, Matthew; et al. (2025)

   AUTOPHAGY

   The non-canonical functions of autophagy protein ATG16L1 are dependent on a C-terminal WD domain. Recent studies show that the WD domain is required for conjugation of LC3 to single membranes during endocytosis and phagocytosis, where it is thought to promote fusion with lysosomes. Studies in cells lacking the WD domain suggest additional roles in the regulation of cytokine receptor recycling and plasma membrane repair. The WD domain also ...

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4. Coassembly of hybrid microscale biomatter for robust, water-processable, and sustainable bioplastics 

   Qiu Y.; Zhang D.; Long M.; et al. (2025)

   Science Advances

   Unlike conventional methods that typically involve extracting biopolymers/monomers from biomass using lots of hazardous chemicals and high energy, the direct utilization of biological matter (biomatter) without extraction offers a more sustainable alternative for bioplastic production. However, it often suffers from insufficient mechanical performances or limited processabilities. Herein, we proposed a hybrid microscale biomatter coassembly ...

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5. Influence of Surfactants with Differently Charged Headgroups on the Surface Propensity of Bromide 

   Chen S.; Abouhaidar R.; Artiglia L.; et al. (2025)

   Journal of Physical Chemistry A

   Halide ions in oceans and sea-spray aerosol particles are an important source of reactive halogen species in the atmosphere that impact the ozone budget and radiative balance. The multiphase cycling of halogen species is linked to the abundance of halide ions at the aqueous solution-air interface. Ubiquitously present surface-active organic compounds may affect the interfacial abundance of halide ions. Here, we use liquid jet X-ray ...

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