Zhisheng Wang

2 months ago | preprints.org | Xinyu Zhao |Lin Evlin |Xiao Lin Guo |Zhisheng Wang

You are already at the latest version The visual quality assessment of rural landscapes is vital for quantifying ecological ser-vice functions and cultural heritage, yet traditional ecological indicators fail to capture emotional and cognitive experiences. Therefore, this study introduces a meth-od for assessing rural landscape visual quality that integrates a multi-modal emotion classification model to enhance the quantitative drive towards sustainability.

Jan 10, 2025 | mdpi.com | Ting Liu |Zhisheng Wang |Hao Yu

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Nov 29, 2024 | mdpi.com | Fanqiang Meng |Zhimin Xu |Xia Fan |Zhisheng Wang

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Nov 20, 2024 | mdpi.com | Yu Xin Liu |Junmeng Yuan |Zhisheng Wang |Wenshuo Xi

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Sep 10, 2024 | pubs.acs.org | Wendi Duan |Yijiang Mu |Xiaoyong Mo |Zhisheng Wang

AbstractClick to copy section linkSection link copied!Active colloids with the ability to self-propel and collectively organize are emerging as indispensable elements in microrobotics and soft matter physics. For chemically powered colloids, their activity is often induced by gradients of chemical species in the particle’s vicinity. The direct manipulation of these gradients, however, presents a considerable challenge, thereby limiting the extent to which active colloids can be controlled.