Literary reading reached its peak in China in the 1980s. From the 1990s on, however, it underwent a slow decline which has gained speed in the new century. The new media have played an important role in the process of...Literary reading reached its peak in China in the 1980s. From the 1990s on, however, it underwent a slow decline which has gained speed in the new century. The new media have played an important role in the process of its decline. Their influence is mainly seen in the reshaping of the receiver's perceptual structure because of the change from text to image and in the lack of stimulus to reflection and thought because of the change from page to screen. At the same time, the new media have broken down the "solitary" state of reading and lessened the depth of the reception model. From the perspective of media culture, the decline of literary reading is a result of the serious damage inflicted upon print culture by visual culture. The new generation is already living in an environment of visual culture; they will inevitably drift away from literary reading. This will have an impact on both production and research in literature. The private memory, perceptual structure and even bodily habits of those who preserve literary reading and resist the new media are precisely those established by print culture. Therefore, behind the clash between preserving and forsaking literary reading lies a clash between different media cultures.展开更多
The construction of flexible platform possessing the functions of immobilizing, separating, rinsing, and high-throughput analysis plays a significant role in biological and clinical research. Herein, hollow- channel t...The construction of flexible platform possessing the functions of immobilizing, separating, rinsing, and high-throughput analysis plays a significant role in biological and clinical research. Herein, hollow- channel technique was integrated with lab-on-paper for the simultaneous determination of two different concentrations of Zn2+ based on the origami principle, in which microfiuidic channels were first patterned on a cellulose paper using commercial solid-state wax printer. Hollow-channels were created by laser cutting method as the role of both injecting ending and reaction tank. After screen printing three elec- trodes system, the resulting planar paper sheets were then folded into steric structures and functional- ized by in-situ synthesized reduced graphene oxide. As a proof-of-concept, such lab-on-paper device was employed in the ratiometric electrochemical monitoring of zinc ion from the environment and HepG2 cells extract, by combining with co-catalysis of porous metal-organic frameworks and hemin/ G-quadruplex toward H202 in the linear range of 0.1-7,000 nmol/L. The results indicated that integrating hollow-channel with steric lab-on-paper offered a new methodological approach for the development of metal ions monitoring research. It is believed that it could be useful for various point-of-care related research fields, such as, on-site environmental monitoring, food safety, and disease diagnosis.展开更多
Chemically exfoliated nanosheets have exhibited great potential for applications in various electronic devices.Solution-based processing strategies such as inkjet printing provide a low-cost,environmentally friendly,a...Chemically exfoliated nanosheets have exhibited great potential for applications in various electronic devices.Solution-based processing strategies such as inkjet printing provide a low-cost,environmentally friendly,and scalable route for the fabrication of flexible devices based on functional inks of twodimensional nanosheets.In this study,chemically exfoliated high-k perovskite nanosheets(i.e.,Ca_(2)Nb_(3)O_(10)and Ca_(2)NaNb_(4)O_(13))are well dispersed in appropriate solvents to prepare printable inks,and then,a series of microcapacitors with Ag and graphene electrodes are printed.The resulting microcapacitors,Ag/Ca_(2)Nb_(3)O_(10)/Ag,graphene/Ca_(2)Nb_(3)O_(10)/graphene,and graphene/Ca_(2)NaNb_(4)O_(13)/graphene,demonstrate high capacitance densities of 20,80,and 150 nF/cm^(2) and high dielectric constants of 26,110.and 200,respectively.Such dielectric enhancement in the microcapacitors with graphene electrodes is possibly attributed to the dielectric/graphene interface.In addition,these microcapacitors also exhibit good insulating performance with a moderate electrical breakdown strength of approximately 1 MV/cm,excellent flexibility,and thermal stability up to 200℃.This work demonstrates the potential of high-k perovskite nanosheets for additive manufacturing of flexible high-performance dielectric capacitors.展开更多
文摘Literary reading reached its peak in China in the 1980s. From the 1990s on, however, it underwent a slow decline which has gained speed in the new century. The new media have played an important role in the process of its decline. Their influence is mainly seen in the reshaping of the receiver's perceptual structure because of the change from text to image and in the lack of stimulus to reflection and thought because of the change from page to screen. At the same time, the new media have broken down the "solitary" state of reading and lessened the depth of the reception model. From the perspective of media culture, the decline of literary reading is a result of the serious damage inflicted upon print culture by visual culture. The new generation is already living in an environment of visual culture; they will inevitably drift away from literary reading. This will have an impact on both production and research in literature. The private memory, perceptual structure and even bodily habits of those who preserve literary reading and resist the new media are precisely those established by print culture. Therefore, behind the clash between preserving and forsaking literary reading lies a clash between different media cultures.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51502112,21475052)Key Research and Development Program of Shandong Province,China(2016GGX102035)Postdoctoral Science Foundation of University of Jinan,China(XBH1511)
文摘The construction of flexible platform possessing the functions of immobilizing, separating, rinsing, and high-throughput analysis plays a significant role in biological and clinical research. Herein, hollow- channel technique was integrated with lab-on-paper for the simultaneous determination of two different concentrations of Zn2+ based on the origami principle, in which microfiuidic channels were first patterned on a cellulose paper using commercial solid-state wax printer. Hollow-channels were created by laser cutting method as the role of both injecting ending and reaction tank. After screen printing three elec- trodes system, the resulting planar paper sheets were then folded into steric structures and functional- ized by in-situ synthesized reduced graphene oxide. As a proof-of-concept, such lab-on-paper device was employed in the ratiometric electrochemical monitoring of zinc ion from the environment and HepG2 cells extract, by combining with co-catalysis of porous metal-organic frameworks and hemin/ G-quadruplex toward H202 in the linear range of 0.1-7,000 nmol/L. The results indicated that integrating hollow-channel with steric lab-on-paper offered a new methodological approach for the development of metal ions monitoring research. It is believed that it could be useful for various point-of-care related research fields, such as, on-site environmental monitoring, food safety, and disease diagnosis.
基金supported by the Basic Science Center Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(51788104)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52172124 and51872214)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(WUT:2021III019JC,2018III041GX)。
文摘Chemically exfoliated nanosheets have exhibited great potential for applications in various electronic devices.Solution-based processing strategies such as inkjet printing provide a low-cost,environmentally friendly,and scalable route for the fabrication of flexible devices based on functional inks of twodimensional nanosheets.In this study,chemically exfoliated high-k perovskite nanosheets(i.e.,Ca_(2)Nb_(3)O_(10)and Ca_(2)NaNb_(4)O_(13))are well dispersed in appropriate solvents to prepare printable inks,and then,a series of microcapacitors with Ag and graphene electrodes are printed.The resulting microcapacitors,Ag/Ca_(2)Nb_(3)O_(10)/Ag,graphene/Ca_(2)Nb_(3)O_(10)/graphene,and graphene/Ca_(2)NaNb_(4)O_(13)/graphene,demonstrate high capacitance densities of 20,80,and 150 nF/cm^(2) and high dielectric constants of 26,110.and 200,respectively.Such dielectric enhancement in the microcapacitors with graphene electrodes is possibly attributed to the dielectric/graphene interface.In addition,these microcapacitors also exhibit good insulating performance with a moderate electrical breakdown strength of approximately 1 MV/cm,excellent flexibility,and thermal stability up to 200℃.This work demonstrates the potential of high-k perovskite nanosheets for additive manufacturing of flexible high-performance dielectric capacitors.