Melonic limits of the quartic Yukawa model and general features of melonic CFTs by Fraser-Taliente, L, Wheater, J

“…<p>We study a set of large-N tensor field theories with a rich structure of fixed points, encompassing both the melonic and prismatic CFTs observed previously in the conformal limits of other tensor theories and in the generalised Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev (SYK) model. …”

Pelajar PROBEST tuai hasil rock melon menggunakan kaedah hidroponik by Universiti Putra Malaysia, .

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A study on third party logistics by Goh, Alex Junji, Tham, Jeremy Delun, Ang, Yew Jin

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NeuSE: Neural SE(3)-Equivariant Embedding for Consistent Spatial Understanding with Objects by Fu, Jiahui, Du, Yilun, Singh, Kurran, Tenenbaum, Joshua, Leonard, John

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Understanding Communication Characteristics of Distributed Training by Li, Wenxue, Liu, Xiangzhou, Li, Yuxuan, Jin, Yilun, Tian, Han, Zhong, Zhizhen, Liu, Guyue, Zhang, Ying, Chen, Kai

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Graph homophily unsupervised measurements by Nguyen, Hoang Minh

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In-situ infrared spectroscopy studies of surface reactions over irradiated photocatalysts by Gong, Dangguo

“…The abundance of surface OH groups on titanate promotes the efficient formation of melon, as compared to pre-formed anatase TiO2. In-situ DRIFTS confirmed the presence of melon, an organic polymeric semi-conductor, and further showed that it is a photo-stable visible light sensitizer. …”
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Isolation and characterisation of a novel cysteine-rich peptide from momordica charantia seeds by Low, Ee Lynn

“…Momordica charantia, a fruit commonly known as bitter gourd or bitter melon, belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, which is well known to contain plant species abundant in cysteine-rich peptides. …”
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汉唐女性复仇叙事研究 = A study on female revenge narratives from the Han to Tang dynasties by 戴倩倩 Dai, Qianqian

“…Chapter 5 explores female revenge in the Han and Tang dynasties from a narrative perspective, analysing the character dialogue, historical writing(shicai), Poetic Flair(shibi) and Discursive Power (yilun) aspects of female revenge texts. Finally, it employs the "text and image" method to analyse female revenge narratives in stone carvings. …”
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