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Background
The metastatic vascular patterns of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) are mainly microvascular invasion (MVI) and vessels encapsulating tumor clusters (VETC). However, most existing VETC‐related radiological studies still focus on the prediction of VETC status.
Purpose
This study aimed to build and compare VETC‐MVI related models (clinical, radiomics, and deep learning) associated with...
Sodium Storage Mechanism
In article number 2301415, Jing Hou, Nadezda V. Tarakina, and co‐workers reveal nanoscale insights into Na‐storage behaviour in carbonaceous porous materials within a commercial liquid electrolyte, through the combination of in‐operando investigations in a liquid‐cell transmission electron microscopy microbattery set‐up and ex‐situ electron microscopy characterizations of...
Carbonaceous materials are promising sodium‐ion battery anodes. Improving their performance requires a detailed understanding of the ion transport in these materials, some important aspects of which are still under debate. In this work, nitrogen‐doped porous hollow carbon spheres (N‐PHCSs) are employed as a model system for operando analysis of sodium storage behavior in a commercial liquid electrolyte...
The use of machine learning in physicochemical properties modeling has great potential to accelerate the application of emerging materials. Deep eutectic solvents (DESs), an emerging class of solvents, are promising for applications as inexpensive “designer” solvents. Due to the unique structure of DESs, the hydrogen bond donor and hydrogen bond acceptor can be varied to create a mixture with specific...