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New Territories, Hong Kong on expired Fujifilm Industrial 100
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Researchers create edible, transparent composite packaging with biocellulose
Plastic food packaging accounts for a significant proportion of plastic waste in landfills. In the face of escalating environmental concerns, researchers are looking to bio-derived alternatives. Now, scientists at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) have developed an edible, transparent and biodegradable material with considerable potential for application in food packaging. Their work is published in the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture. Heavy reliance on petrochemicals and inherent non-biodegradability of plastic packaging mean it has long been a significant contributor to environmental contamination. A team at CUHK has turned its attention to bacterial cellulose (BC), an organic compound derived from certain types of bacteria, which has garnered attention as a sustainable, easily available, and non-toxic solution to the pervasive use of plastics. Professor To Ngai from the Department of Chemistry, CUHK and corresponding author of the study, explained that the impressive tensile strength and high versatility of BC are the key to its potential.
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Robotic Snail Swarms
Year: 2024 Researchers: Da Zhao, Haobo Luo, Yuxiao Tu, Chongxi Meng & Tin Lun Lam Research University: Shenzhen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Society
"Terrestrial self-reconfigurable robot swarms offer adaptable solutions for various tasks. However, most existing swarms are limited to controlled indoor settings, and often compromise stability due to their freeform connections. To address these issues, we present a snail robotic swarm system inspired by land snails, tailored for unstructured environments. Our system also employs a two-mode connection mechanism, drawing from the adhesive capabilities of land snails." - Abstract
One of the more novel robotic designs I've seen! Sources: Snail-inspired robotic swarms: a hybrid connector drives collective adaptation in unstructured outdoor environments | Nature Communications Robotics & AI Lab - CUHK - YouTube Channel
#robot#robotics#robot snail#ai#ai research#artificial intelligence#artificial intelligence research#research paper#swarm robot#swarm robotics
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Investigation
After the explosions, the CCDI placed Yang Dongliang, Director of the State Administration of Work Safety and China's highest work-safety official, under investigation on 18 August 2015. Yang had previously served as Tianjin's vice mayor for 11 years. In 2012, Yang Dongliang had issued an order to loosen rules for the handling of hazardous substances, which may have enabled Ruihai to store toxic chemicals such as sodium cyanide.[64]
On 27 August, Xinhua reported that police had arrested twelve people with suspected connections to the explosions, including Ruihai Logistics' chairman, vice-chairman, and at least three other managers, with the other seven people unnamed.[65]
On 5 February 2016, the Chinese government issued the investigation report of the explosions. The report concluded the fire started in a container through auto-ignition of nitrocellulose, due to vaporization of the wetting agent during hot weather.[1]
On 8 November 2016, various courts in China handed jail sentences to 49 government officials and warehouse executives and staff for their roles in circumventing the safety rules that led to the disaster. Yu Xuewei, the Chairman of Ruihai Logistics, was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve.[66]
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Reactions
Immediately following the blasts the company website was taken down fuelling suspicions that an attempt was being made to shield owners with powerful political connections.[9][62][67] For several successive days, local residents seeking compensation for their homes protested in front of the venue of the daily press conference, they were joined by distraught families of missing firefighters, and confronted police angrily.[41][47][49]
The Chinese public security minister threatened severe punishment for those found to be responsible for the explosions. However, the authorities did not release any significant information for several days about the chemicals and circumstances, causing public anger to mount during this time.[68][69] Marking an official change of tack that suggested top-level endorsement,[56] the official People's Daily joined in to criticise local officials' lack of candour and their use of bureaucratic jargon.[41][69] In addition, the Global Times remarked on the inadequacy of emergency response and the reluctance of high-ranking officials to answer the public's questions and address their concerns until four days after the blasts.[41] The People's Daily acknowledged that public scepticism of the reported death toll was fuelling rampant rumours; there was also disquiet over the emergency assistance provided and the way the aftermath was being handled.[70][71] Attempting to defuse widespread anger at the lack of official transparency, mouthpieces of the ruling party declared that investigations would be thorough and transparent.[72] Former deputy mayor, Yang Dongliang, was put under investigation for corruption; mayor Huang Xingguo proclaimed his "unshirkable responsibility for this accident".[69][73] Authorities also released information about the ownership of Ruihai, as well as a confession by one beneficial owner for the proxy shareholdings.[69]
Meanwhile, Greenpeace Asia alleged that two Sinochem subsidiaries â Sinochem Tianjin Binhai Logistics Company (with a 130,000-square-metre (1,400,000 sq ft) site) and Tianjin Port Sinochem Hazardous Goods Logistics Company Ltd. â had warehouses in the vicinity in close proximity to a primary and a nursery school, meaning that both were also in similar breach of laws.[73]
Observers stated that top officials always attempt to show such disasters as isolated instances, have never accepted political accountability nor addressed the underlying governance issues, and have always heavily censored any criticism of the central government.[68][69] Willy Lam, professor at CUHK and senior fellow at The Jamestown Foundation, noted the highly unusual 4 days it took for Li Keqiang to make an official visit, suggesting that the lack of a top-ranking visitor to a major disaster site within 48 hours despite the proximity to Beijing reflected "division among the leadership on who should be the fall guy."[12][47][68]
Media coverageNews outlets
Initially, Tianjin authorities banned editors and reporters from sharing information about the disaster on Weibo and WeChat, and websites were ordered to follow state media.[74]
The Tianjin internet police warned social media users to use only official casualty figures.[75]
Tianjin Television had reported the explosion on their early morning news at 7:00 am,[76][77] but citizens complained that the station had not reported live nor updated on the event, instead showing soap operas eight hours later.[78][79][80]
Social media
A great deal of specific information on the event, including the majority of early stage video, was first released over social media sites, and in particular microblogging platforms like Weibo. Major media has drawn heavily from social media sources, greatly widening the audience. The Economist noted, "Social media fills in the blanks left by official narratives of the Tianjin disaster. The most remarkable feature of the aftermath of the explosions in Tianjin, in northern China, has been the extraordinary contrast between the official reaction to the crisis, which has been profoundly flawed, and the online reaction, which has entirely dominated the agenda."[81]
Censorship and criticism
Professional and social media reports were censored by Chinese authorities.[82] The censorship rate increased tenfold on the social media site Weibo,[83] with users reporting the deletion of their posts regarding the blasts, with "Tianjin" and "explosion" being the most censored words.[78][79][84][85] An article by Caijing, which carried an interview with a firefighter who said that no-one on the front line had been informed of the dangerous chemicals on site that would react exothermically when mixed with water, was deleted after it had been reposted 10,000 times; many other posts mentioning the existence of deadly sodium cyanide were also expunged.[84]
The Cyberspace Administration of China banned all journalists from posting to social media, and insisted on strict adherence to Xinhua's editorial line. On 15 August, it announced that it had shut down 18 websites and suspended 32 more for spreading false information.[86][87][88][89][90] More than 360 Weibo and public WeChat accounts which had allegedly been spreading such false rumors have been "punished according to laws". Of these accounts, over 160 were shut down permanently.[91]
Press freedom organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) accused the Chinese state media of playing up the heroic efforts of rescue workers and firefighters while downplaying the causes of the explosions and the number of casualties. RSF said that censorship by the Chinese authorities showed "a flagrant indifference to the public's legitimate concerns".[86]
A CNN correspondent was interrupted by bystanders and forced to leave during a live report outside TEDA Hospital.[78][92] A journalist from the Beijing News reported that he and two other reporters were chased by police, caught, searched, and made to delete photographs from their cameras and computers.[93]
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XTransfer Selected as Constituent Company of "Corporate Innovation Index 2024" by CUHK
HONG KONG SAR â Media OutReach Newswire â 19 December 2024 â XTransfer, the Worldâs Leading & Chinaâs No.1 B2B Cross-Border Trade Payment Platform, proudly announced it has been selected as a constituent company of the Corporate Innovation Index (CII) 2024, published by the Asia-Pacific Institute of Business (APIB) at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). XTransfer is the only cross-borderâŠ
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Black hole genealogy: A new way to discover 'ancestors' of cosmic phenomena
A research team has proposed a new method to reconstruct the "family tree" of black holes. Published in The Astrophysical Journal, this research offers a way to infer the properties of the black hole progenitors of these mergers, one of the most brutal events that can be observed in the universe.
As a result of these mergers, gravitational waves are generated, a kind of "wrinkle" in spacetime that travels at the speed of light, and that can currently be detected through the detectors developed by international collaborations such as Virgo, Kagra or LIGO.
By analyzing gravitational waves, it is possible to obtain information about merging black holes, such as their masses, the direction of their spin, and other clues about their origins. In most cases, black holes are formed from the remnants of massive stars that have collapsed under their own gravity after exhausting their nuclear fuel.
However, according to astrophysical theories, there is a kind of vacuum in which black holes cannot form directly from stellar collapse, and which is known as the pair instability mass interval. Black holes within this interval are believed to originate from hierarchical mergers, i.e., successive mergers of smaller "ancestral" black holes, each of which forms a progressively more massive black hole. They thus form a sort of family tree in which this research intends to delve.
Although this explanation seems straightforward, the process is not trivial. For a black hole to participate in successive mergers, it must remain bound to its host environment, such as a galaxy or a dense star cluster. However, black holes produced in mergers acquire a recoil velocity, or kick, that can reach thousands of kilometers per second, often enough to eject them from most host environments.
For example, in globular clusters, which are considered key hosts for black hole mergers, the escape velocity is only about 50 km/s. Although the spin and mass of black holes can be measured directly from gravitational wave signals, the recoil velocity depends on the properties of the "ancestors" of merging black holes, which cannot be observed directly.
"With this type of study, we can not only guess the ancestors of the black holes we observe. We can also guess what kind of environment (if any) this process could have taken place in. If no environment is viable and these black holes cannot be the result of previous mergers, we may have to rethink stellar evolution or consider that we may not be observing black holes at all," says Prof. Juan Calderón Bustillo, Ramón y Cajal fellow at IGFAE, joint center of the University of Santiago de Compostela and Xunta de Galicia (Spain), and co-author of the study.
Analysis of the mysterious GW190521 signal
The team applied this technique to the mysterious gravitational-wave signal GW190521, which involves a black hole that falls in the forbidden mass gap.
"We have found that, according to the properties certain groups have found for this black hole, it is unlikely it formed in a Globular Cluster due to the large kicks that this black hole may have inherited," says Carlos Araujo, Masters Student at the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias and former undergrad student at University of Santiago de Compostela.
"Indeed, environments with larger escape velocities, like Active Galactic Nuclei or Nuclear Star Clusters seem more plausible, due to their ability to retain black-holes with large kicks. This aligns with existing studies suggesting that GW190521 happened in an Active Galactic Nucleus," says Henry Wong, former undergrad at CUHK and now a data scientist in the private sector.
"We found that we can access the birth kick of the black hole because it is closely tied to its spin. Unfortunately, we cannot nowadays measure spins with much precision, which is one of the limiting factors of our study. As LIGO and Virgo keep increasing their sensitivity and new third generation detectors come online, our method will provide more detailed insights into the genealogy of the black holes we observe," says Ania Liu, co-author of the study and Ph.D student at CUHK.
IMAGE:Representation of the black hole merger that triggered the gravitational wave known as GW190521, whose data have been used in this article. Credit: LIGO / Caltech / MIT / R. Hurt (IPAC).
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So much sadness this year ( dragon year).
First I canât get promoted to MT though Jacki quit the job. I worked hard after Jacki left and the new boss K told me on day one he came to manage the lab: no promotion for me at the moment but he will try to get another new MT post in these couple of years. I know itâs a lie? I donât believe him as few years before he asked me not to go as Jacki retired Iâll be the one who do the MT. Now K said the situation changed so no promotion. I know the only way if I donât want to tolerate is to leave kWh. I really want to leave but the IVF market now is not great private sector like veta is worrying getting fired. Iâm eager to go and have new try maybe the Cuhk, but it looks the fact is impossible as the post is already fixed for somebody. Iâm so sad as I am not smart enough to keep my social networking with the IVF expertsð
So I keep on my IVF work in kWh and just let Crystal come to be MT and manage the lab. I remembered K said I was not strong enough so I didnât learn icsi in short time before. I know thatâs the fact for me. I really want to be strong. Whereâs my strength to get strong? Iâm not bad enough and cunning enough. I want to give up but now I have a daughter I just quit?
Now I tried to help my daughter to get into famous kindergarten K1. Tried video and interview for two schools. First one now no offer, and I think the second one will be no hope too.
Iâm sad as I feel Iâm not good to teach my daughter to be talkative and sociable to others. She is so shy and quiet and scar to new people. Iâm sorry that Iâm this kind of personality too. So weak and so shy. Iâm sorry to my daughter. Iâm such a poor mother.
I do think of second baby, but Iâm not sure if I could handle and if my body is strong enough to do this. Iâm sorry to myself.
I am so weak and I wish could learn to be strong. The weak side makes me see how people look down upon me. And I am so suck.
I feel sorry to my family.
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