Volvo Car Corporation

Kansas State University Research Foundation

Rejukon Biopharm Inc.

Rjk Biopharma Ltd.

Chenchen Wang

Xi Wang

Kristan L Corwin

Brian Washburn

Haibo Liang

Sajed Hosseini Zavareh

Ryan Luder

Changzheng Shao

The present disclosure provides a polypeptide capable of dissolving protein aggregates. Also provided is a method of treating a neurodegeneration disease using the polypeptide.

Compositions and methods for dissolving protein aggregates

A power battery heating system of an electric vehicle including: a heating module configured to heat the power battery of the electric vehicle; a solar sunroof; and a sunroof control unit configured to control the operation of the heating module and the electric energy output of the solar sunroof; wherein the heating system is configured to start a power battery heating operation based on the solar sunroof when the power battery is not in a high voltage output state and the temperature of the power battery is lower than a temperature threshold, the power battery heating operation including: controlling the solar sunroof to output electric energy to the heating module such that the heating module performs the heating of the power battery using the electric energy from the solar sunroof.

Power battery heating system and method using solar sunroof energy

A fluid-filled hollow optical fiber cell broadly includes a hollow-core optical fiber and a fluid. The optical fiber presents first and second fiber ends and a longitudinal passageway that extends continuously between the fiber ends. The fluid occupies the passageway, with the fiber ends being closed to hermetically seal the fluid within the optical fiber. The first fiber end has a rounded closed shape formed by at least partly melting the first fiber end to form melted fiber material, with the fiber material being permitted to solidify without splicing the first fiber end to another fiber so that the fiber material terminates the passageway at the first fiber end.

Fluid-filled hollow optical fiber cell

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Shanghai, China

Chenchen Wang