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Bodong Shang's Team | 6G Era: Multi-Satellite Cooperative Communication Technologies "Swarms" to Serve Earth

As the era of sixth-generation (6G) mobile communications approaches, scientists are envisioning a paradigm shift: moving beyond networks reliant on single satellites toward a future where multiple satellites collaborate in orbit to deliver faster, more stable, and more intelligent services.Recently, a team led by Assistant Professor Bodong Shang at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT) published a paper in the prestigiousIEEE Communications Surveys Tutorials(Impact Factor: 46.7). T

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2026-03-12
Wei Xia's Team | "Disordering" Crystals Leads to Unexpected Low-Cost Solid-State Electrolytes

In the realm of materials science, well-ordered crystalline structures have long been regarded as the high achievers. This conventional mindset has led to the entrenched belief that halide electrolytes must be lithium-rich to be highly conductive and crystalline to be effective. Consequently, the exploration of ion conduction in amorphous materials has been relatively limited for an extended period.Wei Xia, Assistant Professor at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), and his collabo

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2026-03-02
Tong Zhou Team's Research Selected for Physical Review Letters' Collection of the Year 2025

Recently,Physical Review Letters(PRL), one of the worlds top physics journals, officially announced its collection of the year 2025. The original research achievement on antiferroelectric altermagnets by the team of Associate Professor Tong Zhou from the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), has been selected.Physical Review Lettersis among the most influential physics journals globally, publishing approximately 2,500 papers annually. Only about 60 of these are selected for this annual

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2026-02-18
Suhuai Wei's Team Secures Spot in "Top 10 Semiconductor Research Advances" for the Second Straight Year

On February 13, the Journal of Semiconductors officially announced the 2025 Top 10 Semiconductor Research Advances. The study Overcoming asymmetric carrier injection in III-nitride light-emitting diodes through defect engineering, conducted by Professor Suhuai Wei, Chair Professor and Dean of the School of Physics at the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo (EIT), and his collaborators, was successfully selected. This marks the second consecutive year that Professor Suhuai Weis team has recei

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2026-02-14
Runwei Li's Team | Enhancing Tactile Sensitivity in Robotics

Close your eyes and draw a finger across a surface—you can instantly discern the coolness of glass, the grain of wood, or the softness of fabric. This innate human capability, known simply as touch , is now emerging as a sensory modality that researchers are actively working to impart to robotic systems.Future surgical robots could sense vascular pulsation. Prosthetic limbs could provide amputees with realistic haptic feedback during grip. Even smartphone screens might one day allow users to dis

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2026-02-13
Research Team Including Zongwei Cai Identifies Key to Suppressing Cancer Metastasis: Reducing "Special Fuel" Supply

A collaborative study led by Professor Jun Yu and Professor Zijun Huang from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, together with Chair Professor Zongwei Cai from the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, has demonstrated that branched-chain amino acid (BCAA) metabolism drives colorectal cancer metastasis through the uridine monophosphate-vimentin (UMP-Vimentin) axis.This work is the first to establish that the expression levels of the cytosolic branched-chain amino acid transaminase (BCAT1) an

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2026-02-10
Zhangxing Chen & Heng Zhao's Team | A Novel Strategy for Valorizing Methane

The greenhouse gases methane and carbon dioxide are major contributors to global warming. Dry reforming of methane (DRM, CH₄+ CO₂→2CO + 2H₂) is a process capable of converting both gases simultaneously into useful syngas. However, this reaction requires temperatures above 700°C, and catalysts are prone to rapid deactivation, primarily through coking, which has hindered its large-scale industrial adoption.A significant advancement has now been made by the team led by Zhangxing Chen, Chair Profess

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2026-02-02
Wei Xia's Team | A Surface Halogenation Strategy for Extending Cycle Life in Silicon-Based Solid-State Batteries

Imagine smartphones that require charging only once a week, or electric vehicles capable of exceeding 1,000 km on a single charge. All-solid-state batteries (ASSBs), regarded as the next-generation power source, could turn this vision into reality.However, a critical challenge hinders their development: when high-capacity silicon is used as the anode, it exhibits severe interfacial incompatibility with sulfide-based solid electrolytes (e.g., Li₆PS₅Cl, LPSC). Continuous side reactions at the inte

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2026-01-04
Published in Science: Chunmiao Zheng's Team Clarifies Global Exposure Risks to "Forever Chemicals" from Marine Fish

Commonly consumed fish such as salmon and tuna may be silently contributing to a “hidden health risk,” according to a recent study. A collaborative research led by Professor Chunmiao Zheng, Chair Professor in the School of the Environment and Sustainable Engineering, College of Engineering, Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, and Associate Professor Wenhui Qiu of Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech), has revealed thatper- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)are progressi

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2025-12-18
Chen Zhu's Team | Wielding Electricity to Rewrite Molecules—Organic Electrosynthesis Awakens Dormant Bonds

organic electrosynthesisis the modern conductor who directs molecules not with heat, not with acids or bases, but with a stream of electricity.As electrons flow gently across the electrode surface, they apply a soft yet precise electric-field nudge to molecules, causing previously inert chemical bonds to cleave and reorganize at just the right moment, composing entirely new molecular architectures.The key advantage of electrosynthesis lies in its ability to precisely control reaction patterns, s

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2025-12-15
Dongxiao Zhang's Team｜AI Can Discover New Equations Like a Scientist

This research may challenge your previous perceptions.It elevates algorithms from passive data analysts or imitators to active explorers and creators. Instead of merely digging out hidden patterns from data, it integrates existing knowledge to generate and optimize new theories and equations we have never conceived of, much like a true scientist.A research team led by Academician Dongxiao Zhang from the Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, has proposed an intelligent partial differential equ

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2025-11-22
Research Team Led by Professor Yuntian Chen Reports Increased Structural Failure Risks for Offshore Wind Turbines Under Climate Change

A study conducted by Assistant Professor Yuntian Chens team at Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo and collaborators reveals that over half of the operational and planned offshore wind farms across Asia and Europe are exposed to hazardous extreme wind conditions. The analysis indicates a significant increasing trend in extreme wind speeds, which critically influences turbine structural loads, across 68% of global coastal regions. The findings were published in Nature Communications on Novemb

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2025-11-05
How Did Eukaryotic DNA Replication Machinery Evolve? Professor Fabai Wu's Team Finds Answers in Archaea

The accurate replication of genetic material DNA is one of the most fundamental biological processes essential for the survival, growth, and reproduction of all living organisms. Eukaryotes, including humans, plants, yeast, and paramecia, share a similarly complex DNA replication machinery. How did this sophisticated machinery evolve? A team led by Associate Professor Fabai Wu from the College of Science at Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo has found answers in a group of marine archaea.On

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2025-10-29
Academician Xueliang Sun's Team Proposes a New Paradigm for Solid-State Electrolyte Design

In liquid electrolytes, salts are “dissolved” by solvents, allowing ions to move freely. In solids, however, everything appears static and “dissolution” should not occur. Yet, this research precisely makes solids “learn” to “dissolve”.A research team from Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo has discovered a class of halide van der Waals materials. These materials act like “solid solvents,” disassembling metal salts into freely mobile ionswithinthe solid structure—a phenomenon they termSolid

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2025-10-20

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