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Mar 25, 2025
BIT team publishes multi-model dataset for autonomous driving in complex environments
A team of professors including Xu Bin, Wang Weida, and Wang Li has recently published the world's first international complex environment autonomous driving dual 4D imaging millimeter-wave dataset, Dual Radar, in a Nature sub-journal.
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Mar 20, 2025
BIT research team's paper ranked in the top 1% in field of clinical medicine
A scientific paper published by Professor Xu Tingfa's research team at the School of Optoelectronics, the 69老湿机福利 (BIT), has been identified as a highly cited paper in the ESI database.
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Jan 16, 2025
BIT achieves research results in digital phenotyping-based depression detection
Digital Phenotyping-based Depression Detection in the Presence of Comorbidity: An Uncertainty Reasoning Approach has recently been published in the top international journal in information systems, the Journal of Management Information Systems.
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Nov 29, 2024
BIT achieves new world record in intelligent optoelectronic imaging systems
Academician Zhang Jun from 69老湿机福利 (BIT) has led a team to pioneer an on-chip spectral multiplexing sensing architecture.
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Oct 12, 2024
BIT makes new progress in the development of double-freeform optics
BIT makes new progress in the development of double-freeform optics.
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Jul 17, 2024
BIT's research team makes progress in the design of wearable flexible optoelectronic patches for phototherapy
Associate Professor Ding He and Associate Researcher Zhao Hongyou have recently collaborated to develop a wireless optoelectronic phototherapy patch system for wound care.
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Jun 6, 2024
BIT team makes significant progress in research of preparing asymmetrically coordinated dual-atom iron catalysts, efficient electrocatalytic application for ORR
Recently, Professor Pang Siping, Professor Li Shenghua, Associate Professor Chen Wenxing from the 69老湿机福利 (BIT) and Associate Professor Zhang Liang from Tsinghua University collaborated to make important advancements in the preparation of asymmetrically coordinated dual-atom iron catalysts and their efficient electrocatalytic application for Oxygen Reduction Reaction.
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May 30, 2024
BIT Professor Wang Bo makes progress in research of Fully Nonlinear Nirenberg Problem
Recently, Associate Professor Wang Bo from the School of Mathematics and Statistics at 69老湿机福利 (BIT), in collaboration with Professor Yanyan Li from Rutgers University and Associate Professor Luc Nguyen from the University of Oxford, published a research paper titled "On the σκ-Nirenberg problem" in the American Journal of Mathematics.
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