Jiahan Yan

Morphological Typology and Contextual Constraints of High-Altitude Tibetan Rural Settlements: Evidence from Lhasa

Yibing Xie, Xuan Lei, Jiahan Yan, Lixing Chen et autres

High-altitude rural settlements on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau have developed through long-term adaptation to terrain, hydrology, infrastructure, and socio-cultural organization. However, quantitative evidence on how settlement morphologies are typologically structured and how contextual constraints are associated with their differentiation remains limited. Taking 20 …

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Studies on heat transfer performance of miniature cross-flow heat exchangers with perforated fins for direct methanol fuel cells

Hekun Jia, Jiahan Yan, Bifeng Yin, Zhiling Chen et autres

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A numerical comprehensive evaluation of a micro-type plate autothermal methanol steam reformer with different channel configurations

Zhiling Chen, Yi Jian, Jiahan Yan, Fei Dong et autres

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Analysis and design of an attitude calculation algorithm based on elman neural network for SINS

Chengjun Guo, Jiahan Yan, Tian Zhong

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Fabrication of conductive gelatin methacrylate–polyaniline hydrogels

Yibo Wu, Yong X. Chen, Jiahan Yan, D.F. Quinn et autres

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A Novel Suspended Hydrogel Membrane Platform for Cell Culture

Yong X. Chen, Shihao Yang, Jiahan Yan, Ming-Han Hsieh et autres

Current cell-culture is largely performed on synthetic two-dimensional (2D) petri dishes or permeable supports such as Boyden chambers, mostly because of their ease of use and established protocols. It is generally accepted that modern cell biology research requires new physiologically relevant three-dimensional …

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Fabrication of conductive polyaniline hydrogel using porogen leaching and projection microstereolithography

Yibo Wu, Yong X. Chen, Jiahan Yan, Shihao Yang et autres

Conducting hydrogels represent a new generation of "smart" biomaterials which combine the favorable biocompatibility properties of hydrogels and electrical properties of organic conductors, and would potentially lead to the development of new biointerfaces with controllable properties. Currently, conductive hydrogels are synthesized by …

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