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| 1 | Development of superconducting microcalorimeters for the HUBS mission显示文摘Hot Universe Baryon Surveyor(HUBS)is a proposed space‐borne observatory for X‐ray astronomy.The primary scientific objectives of the mission are to fill a void in probing the ecosystem of galaxies and thus to advance our understanding of galaxy formation and evolution,which is of fundamental importance in cosmology.More specifically,HUBS aims at directly detecting soft X‐ray emission from diffuse gas of temperature exceeding 106 K,which is theoretically postulated to permeate the large structures in the cosmic web and also fill the extended halo of galaxies.However,although some indirect evidence exists,the presence of such hot gas has yet to be well established observationally,due to the lack of effective tools to probe it.In this paper,we describe the design of HUBS,focusing on its scientific payload,which employs superconducting technologies in the detector system,and particularly on progress in the development of superconducting microcalorimeters. | Sifan Wang Guole Wang Naihui Chen Yanling Chen Wei Cui Jiao Ding Fajun Li Yajie Liang Qian Wang Yeru Wang | 2022 | Superconductivity2022，，4： | 2 |
| 2 | Evaluation on Transfer Efficiency at Integrated Transport Terminals through Multilevel Grey Evaluation显示文摘 | Yan Leng Chunge Kou Naihui Zhou Qing Li Yanjiao Liang Zichuan Xu Shaokuan Chen | 2012 | Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences2012，，： | 1 |
| 3 | Soil microbial communities as potential regulators of N2O sources in highly acidic soils显示文摘●Soil pH was a key driver of N2O emission and sources in acidic soils.●N2O emission was significantly positively associated with the ratio of ITS to 16S.●N2O was significantly correlated with bacterial and fungal community composition.●Fungi contributed to N2O in highly acidic tea plantations and vegetable fields.Acidic soil is a main source of global nitrous oxide(N2O)emissions.However,the mechanism behind the high N2O emissions from acidic soils remains a knowledge gap.The objective of this microcosm incubation study was to pin-point the microbial mechanisms involved in N2O production processes in acidic soils.For that purpose,the isotopic signatures and microbial community structure and composition of four soil samples were examined.The results showed that highly acid soils(pH=3.51)emitted 89 times more N2O than alkaline soils(pH=7.95)under the same nitrogen(N)inputs.Fungal denitrification caused high N2O emissions in acidic soils.ITS to 16S abundance ratio was positively correlated with cumulative N2O emissions from the tested soils.The highly acid soils(pH<4.5)showed greater fungal nirK gene abundance and lower abundance of AOA-amoA,AOB-amoA,nirK,nosZ I and nosZ II genes.The unclassified Aspergillaceae fungi(63.65%)dominated the highly acidic soils and was the most strongly correlated genus with N2O emissions.These findings highlight that soil microbial community structures,denitrifying fungi in particular,shaped by low pH(pH<4.5)lead to high N2O emissions from acidic soils. | Junhui Yin Huaihai Chen Pengpeng Duan Kun Zhu Naihui Li Yan Ma Yumeng Xu Jingheng Guo Rui Liu Qing Chen | 2023 | Soil Ecology Letters2023，5，4： | 1 |
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