Abstract: A method for calculating a current illumination level of a target scene capable of quantitatively evaluating an illumination level in a scene through a camera, and a method for automatically adjusting an illumination level of the target scene capable of automatically performing a constant light control over a scene, and a camera, capable of quantitatively evaluating the illumination level in the scene and a smart illumination control system are provided. The smart illumination control system is capable of quantitatively evaluating the illumination level in the scene and automatically adjusting an illumination brightness, a color temperature, a color or a contrast in the scene to realize a constant control over a light environment. In addition, by setting the illumination level on a setting terminal, an illumination product also performs a light-supplementing automatically for the camera to realize a constant light control over a shooting.

Abstract: An optical splitting apparatus includes an enclosure, an even optical splitter and an uneven optical splitter that are disposed in the enclosure. A light inlet and a plurality of light outlets are disposed on the enclosure, and fiber adapters are disposed on the light outlets. The light inlet, the even optical splitter, the uneven optical splitter, and the light outlets are connected, so that optical paths are formed between the light inlet and the light outlets by using the even optical splitter and the uneven optical splitter. The light inlet is connected to at least one of a light input end of the even optical splitter and a light input end of the uneven optical splitter, and the fiber adapter on the light outlet is connected to at least one of a light output end of the even optical splitter and a light output end of the uneven optical splitter.

Abstract: Disclosed is use of a reagent for down-regulating the circular RNA-0007535 expression in preparation of drugs for preventing and/or treating pulmonary fibrosis and drugs for down-regulating the circular RNA-0007535 expression, belonging to the technical field of pharmaceutical preparation. The present disclosure provides a use of a reagent for down-regulating the circular RNA-0007535 expression in preparation of drugs for preventing and/or treating pulmonary fibrosis, the nucleotide sequence of the circular RNA-0007535 is set forth in SEQ ID NO. 1. Drugs prepared from the reagent for down-regulating the circular RNA-0007535 expression may prevent and/or treat pulmonary fibrosis, the cyclic RNA-0007535, as a potential molecular and drug target for treating pulmonary fibrosis diseases, provides a new perspective and field for exploring a regulation mechanism of gene expression in the occurrence and development of pulmonary fibrosis and searching for an intervention/drug, and has good application prospects.

Abstract: An optical splitting apparatus includes an enclosure, an even optical splitter and an uneven optical splitter that are disposed in the enclosure. A light inlet and a plurality of light outlets are disposed on the enclosure, and fiber adapters are disposed on the light outlets. The light inlet, the even optical splitter, the uneven optical splitter, and the light outlets are connected, so that optical paths are formed between the light inlet and the light outlets by using the even optical splitter and the uneven optical splitter. The light inlet is connected to at least one of a light input end of the even optical splitter and a light input end of the uneven optical splitter, and the fiber adapter on the light outlet is connected to at least one of a light output end of the even optical splitter and a light output end of the uneven optical splitter.

Abstract: An optical splitting apparatus includes an enclosure, an even optical splitter and an uneven optical splitter that are disposed in the enclosure. A light inlet and a plurality of light outlets are disposed on the enclosure, and fiber adapters are disposed on the light outlets. The light inlet, the even optical splitter, the uneven optical splitter, and the light outlets are connected, so that optical paths are formed between the light inlet and the light outlets by using the even optical splitter and the uneven optical splitter. The light inlet is connected to at least one of a light input end of the even optical splitter and a light input end of the uneven optical splitter, and the fiber adapter on the light outlet is connected to at least one of a light output end of the even optical splitter and a light output end of the uneven optical splitter.

Abstract: The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of solid oxide fuel cell stacks, and particularly relates to a method for preparing a connector-free anode-supported solid oxide fuel cell stack by means of 3D printing. The method includes taking a mixed paste of an anode ceramic powder and a photosensitive resin as a raw material, and preparing a three-dimensional channel honeycomb-type anode-supported matrix by means of 3D printing; and obtaining an anode-supported solid oxide fuel cell by means of an impregnation method, effectively bringing same into contact, and abutting and sealing same in the order of a cathode, an anode and a cathode, and forming the connector-free anode-supported solid oxide fuel cell stack after performing connection in series.

Abstract: An optical splitting apparatus includes an enclosure, an even optical splitter and an uneven optical splitter that are disposed in the enclosure. A light inlet and a plurality of light outlets are disposed on the enclosure, and fiber adapters are disposed on the light outlets. The light inlet, the even optical splitter, the uneven optical splitter, and the light outlets are connected, so that optical paths are formed between the light inlet and the light outlets by using the even optical splitter and the uneven optical splitter. The light inlet is connected to at least one of a light input end of the even optical splitter and a light input end of the uneven optical splitter, and the fiber adapter on the light outlet is connected to at least one of a light output end of the even optical splitter and a light output end of the uneven optical splitter.

Abstract: Described here are systems and methods for magnetic resonance imaging (“MRI”) using a sweeping frequency excitation applied during a time-varying magnetic field gradient. As an example, a gradient-modulated offset independent adiabaticity (“GOIA”) approach can be used to modify the pattern of the sweeping frequency excitation. Data are acquired as time domain signals and processed to generate images. As an example, the time domain signals are processed using a correlation between a Fourier transform of the gradient-modulated sweeping frequency excitation and a Fourier transform of the time domain signals.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for crosslinking an artificial biological tissue. The method may include: providing an artificial biological tissue and crosslinking agent solution, wherein the crosslinking agent includes an imide structure; immersing the artificial biological tissue into the crosslinking agent solution to produce a crosslinking reaction. In this way, the anti-calcification capacity of the crosslinked artificial biological tissue may be improved in the present disclosure.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a prosthetic tissue valve and a preparation method thereof. The preparation method consists of a lyophilization process of soaked biological tissues under preset condition to obtain a lyophilized prosthetic tissue valve, which provides a technical support for pre-loading the lyophilized prosthetic tissue valve onto the delivery device immediately after manufacture. The preset conditions may include a cooling process with a cooling rate of which the temperature decreases from room temperature to a lyophilization temperature, the lyophilization temperature of ?200° C.-0° C., and a pressure of 1 Pa-102 kPa. In such a way of preparation, the present disclosure can provide a lyophilized prosthetic tissue valve.

Abstract: Described here are systems and methods for magnetic resonance imaging (“MRI”) using a sweeping frequency excitation applied during a time-varying magnetic field gradient. As an example, a gradient-modulated offset independent adiabaticity (“GOIA”) approach can be used to modify the pattern of the sweeping frequency excitation. Data are acquired as time domain signals and processed to generate images. As an example, the time domain signals are processed using a correlation between a Fourier transform of the gradient-modulated sweeping frequency excitation and a Fourier transform of the time domain signals.