Q Zhang
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 31905 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Q Zhang |
| PRENOMES | Q |
| SOBRENOME | Zhang |
| ASSINATURA | ZHANG Q |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Lanzhou University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3439-336X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A multidimensional strategy for exploring active peptides combining chemical analysis and bioassays for medicinal leeches
A multidimensional vine copula hydrological analysis framework for assessing compound risks of blue and green water
Nonlinear association between physical fitness and sports injury risk among Chinese high school students
Physical fitness was inversely associated with sports injury risk among Chinese high school students. A threshold effect was identified at a fitness score of 65, below which injury risk declined sharply with each point increase. Interventions should prioritize students below this cutoff to effectively reduce injury incidence
Quantifying future Olympic sport selection
The Olympic Games are the world’s foremost sporting event, with over 200 countries participating. As the Games evolve, sports, disciplines, and events (SDEs) are periodically added or removed. The selection process for Olympic sports is inherently subjective, as seen with breakdancing’s inclusion in the 2024 Paris Olympics and exclusion from the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Thus, developing a quantitative decision-making model is crucial for the In…
Dialectics of Tradition and Modernity in the Architectural Landscape of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
This paper investigates the historical progression and architectural landscape evolution in Ho Chi Minh City, a key economic center in Vietnam. It focuses on the interplay of traditional and modern influences shaping its unique urban architecture, notably influenced by its riverine city heritage
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems
Preserving History in The Metaverse
This study examines the innovative application of metaverse and light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technologies in safeguarding the digital assets of the East Hall, a historical building situated within the Bandung Institute of Technology's Ganesha Campus. Through the metaverse, the preservation of heritage buildings takes on a new meaning, as it allows us not only to preserve them as physical structures but also to capture their historical sign…
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems
When Social Work Client Self-Determination Principle Meets Confucius Culture
Background . In western countries like the United States of America, living will is seen as a vehicle for achieving greater wisdom and skill in a fundamental aspect of health care and a civilized approach to mortality. However, the inception of living will in China emerged only a decade ago. Although, nowadays, Chinese medical social workers can provide living will service in health settings, their services are in a preliminary status. Objective …
Comparative View on Social Work Education and Practices as Art and Science for China and the USA
This article provides a comparative view about the current state of social work education in China and the USA. Social work was established in the USA in 1898 and 1920 in China. In the USA, social work has been revolving in the last 122 years while in China, after the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, social work was abolished from all higher education institutions. The official year that the Master of Social Work programme was …
Estimation of water volume in ungauged, dynamic floodplain lakes
Lakes play a crucial role in retaining water and altering biogeochemical processes on floodplains. Existing strategies and algorithms for estimation of water storage are insufficient for dynamic floodplain lakes due to the scarcity of available observations. Combining a time series of open water area with a fine spatial-temporal resolution by integrating Landsat and MODIS observations of Poyang Lake (China) with digital elevation models, and limi…
Multi‐analytical Studies of the Lime Mortars from the Yanxi Hall in the Yangxin Palace of the Palace Museum (Beijing)
For centuries, the architecture of the Palace Museum represented the highest standard of Chinese architecture. The Yangxin Palace of the Palace Museum consisted of 18 masonry buildings built using bricks, wood, roof tiles and various mortars. In 2016, a five‐year project was initiated to work on the maintenance and restoration of the Yangxin Palace buildings. The characterization of the construction materials has become of primary importance, in …
An Approach to the Diagnosis of Craniofacial Fibrous Dysplasia from the 2500‐Year‐Old Remains of a Skull from Ancient China
A human skull, buried about 2500 years ago in a Bronze Age cemetery at Jinggouzi, a site of an important ethnic group in ancient China, appeared to have characteristics of fibrous dysplasia. The CT images indicated a reduction in bone density and relatively homogeneous lesions. More features were revealed using CT reconstruction techniques. Lesions seen in low‐magnification images using a 3D deep‐field microscope had an irregular honeycomb‐like s…
Equid prey acquisition and ArchaicHomoadaptability at the early Late Pleistocene site of Xujiayao, China
Besides active hunting by hominins, there are two methods of scavenging that can provide primary access to intact ungulate carcasses: first-access scavenging from nonpredator-related accidents and early-access aggressive scavenging from carnivore kills. Patterns in mortality profiles of prey animals at archaeological sites provide evidence of prey acquisition strategies, which is an important factor in reconstructing hominin adaptability. The Xuj…
Indigenous HIV Prevention Beliefs and Practices Among Low-Earning Chinese Sex Workers as Context for Introducing Female Condoms and Other Novel Prevention Options
New interventions to reduce HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STI) among female sex workers are introduced into the context of women's existing prevention beliefs and practices. These indigenous practices affected implementation of our program to introduce female condoms to women in sex-work establishments in southern China. We used ethnographic field observations and in-depth interviews to document common prevention methods women reported…
Multi-decadal rainfall dipole oscillation over southern Africa modulated by variation of austral summer land-–sea contrast
Effect of household passive smoking exposure on the risk of ischaemic heart disease in never-smoke female patients in Hong Kong
Our data suggested an increased risk of IHD from passive household smoking in female never-smoke subjects, and demonstrated a dose-response association
Historical beliefs and the perception of threat in Northeast Asia
Historical controversies continue to plague northeast Asian politics today, with Chinese and Koreans protesting Japanese history textbooks and Japanese politicians' visits to Yasukuni Shrine, and Koreans protesting Chinese claims that the ancient Kingdom of Goguryo was Chinese, not Korean. Yet, there is little empirical research exploring what, if any, impact historical beliefs have on threat perception and foreign policy preferences in northeast…
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The Role of FDI, Exports and Spillover Effects in the Regional Development of China
The objective of this analysis is to assess the impacts of export expansion, inward FDI, domestic investment and labour on the growth of China's Eastern, Central and Western regions using panel data over the period 1984 to 1998. A major contribution of the study is its tests for the presence of interregional spillover effects. The study indicates that both inward FDI and domestic investment stimulate growth in all three regions and for the PRC as…
Carbon Emissions and Sequestration Potential of Central African Ecosystems
Joint Implementation under the Climate Change Convention and Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol require a scientific understanding of current carbon stocks, fluxes, and sequestration potential, especially in tropical ecosystems where there are large carbon reservoirs, significant carbon emissions, and large land areas available for reforestation. Central Africa contains 10% of the world's remaining tropical moist forests and has re…
Historical beliefs and the perception of threat in Northeast Asia
Historical controversies continue to plague northeast Asian politics today, with Chinese and Koreans protesting Japanese history textbooks and Japanese politicians' visits to Yasukuni Shrine, and Koreans protesting Chinese claims that the ancient Kingdom of Goguryo was Chinese, not Korean. Yet, there is little empirical research exploring what, if any, impact historical beliefs have on threat perception and foreign policy preferences in northeast…
Multi‐analytical Studies of the Lime Mortars from the Yanxi Hall in the Yangxin Palace of the Palace Museum (Beijing)
For centuries, the architecture of the Palace Museum represented the highest standard of Chinese architecture. The Yangxin Palace of the Palace Museum consisted of 18 masonry buildings built using bricks, wood, roof tiles and various mortars. In 2016, a five‐year project was initiated to work on the maintenance and restoration of the Yangxin Palace buildings. The characterization of the construction materials has become of primary importance, in …
Equid prey acquisition and ArchaicHomoadaptability at the early Late Pleistocene site of Xujiayao, China
Besides active hunting by hominins, there are two methods of scavenging that can provide primary access to intact ungulate carcasses: first-access scavenging from nonpredator-related accidents and early-access aggressive scavenging from carnivore kills. Patterns in mortality profiles of prey animals at archaeological sites provide evidence of prey acquisition strategies, which is an important factor in reconstructing hominin adaptability. The Xuj…
Carbon Emissions and Sequestration Potential of Central African Ecosystems
Joint Implementation under the Climate Change Convention and Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol require a scientific understanding of current carbon stocks, fluxes, and sequestration potential, especially in tropical ecosystems where there are large carbon reservoirs, significant carbon emissions, and large land areas available for reforestation. Central Africa contains 10% of the world's remaining tropical moist forests and has re…
The Role of FDI, Exports and Spillover Effects in the Regional Development of China
The objective of this analysis is to assess the impacts of export expansion, inward FDI, domestic investment and labour on the growth of China's Eastern, Central and Western regions using panel data over the period 1984 to 1998. A major contribution of the study is its tests for the presence of interregional spillover effects. The study indicates that both inward FDI and domestic investment stimulate growth in all three regions and for the PRC as…
Withdrawn
Historical beliefs and the perception of threat in Northeast Asia
Historical controversies continue to plague northeast Asian politics today, with Chinese and Koreans protesting Japanese history textbooks and Japanese politicians' visits to Yasukuni Shrine, and Koreans protesting Chinese claims that the ancient Kingdom of Goguryo was Chinese, not Korean. Yet, there is little empirical research exploring what, if any, impact historical beliefs have on threat perception and foreign policy preferences in northeast…
Effect of household passive smoking exposure on the risk of ischaemic heart disease in never-smoke female patients in Hong Kong
Our data suggested an increased risk of IHD from passive household smoking in female never-smoke subjects, and demonstrated a dose-response association
Multi-decadal rainfall dipole oscillation over southern Africa modulated by variation of austral summer land-–sea contrast
Indigenous HIV Prevention Beliefs and Practices Among Low-Earning Chinese Sex Workers as Context for Introducing Female Condoms and Other Novel Prevention Options
New interventions to reduce HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STI) among female sex workers are introduced into the context of women's existing prevention beliefs and practices. These indigenous practices affected implementation of our program to introduce female condoms to women in sex-work establishments in southern China. We used ethnographic field observations and in-depth interviews to document common prevention methods women reported…
An Approach to the Diagnosis of Craniofacial Fibrous Dysplasia from the 2500‐Year‐Old Remains of a Skull from Ancient China
A human skull, buried about 2500 years ago in a Bronze Age cemetery at Jinggouzi, a site of an important ethnic group in ancient China, appeared to have characteristics of fibrous dysplasia. The CT images indicated a reduction in bone density and relatively homogeneous lesions. More features were revealed using CT reconstruction techniques. Lesions seen in low‐magnification images using a 3D deep‐field microscope had an irregular honeycomb‐like s…
Equid prey acquisition and ArchaicHomoadaptability at the early Late Pleistocene site of Xujiayao, China
Besides active hunting by hominins, there are two methods of scavenging that can provide primary access to intact ungulate carcasses: first-access scavenging from nonpredator-related accidents and early-access aggressive scavenging from carnivore kills. Patterns in mortality profiles of prey animals at archaeological sites provide evidence of prey acquisition strategies, which is an important factor in reconstructing hominin adaptability. The Xuj…
Multi‐analytical Studies of the Lime Mortars from the Yanxi Hall in the Yangxin Palace of the Palace Museum (Beijing)
For centuries, the architecture of the Palace Museum represented the highest standard of Chinese architecture. The Yangxin Palace of the Palace Museum consisted of 18 masonry buildings built using bricks, wood, roof tiles and various mortars. In 2016, a five‐year project was initiated to work on the maintenance and restoration of the Yangxin Palace buildings. The characterization of the construction materials has become of primary importance, in …
Estimation of water volume in ungauged, dynamic floodplain lakes
Lakes play a crucial role in retaining water and altering biogeochemical processes on floodplains. Existing strategies and algorithms for estimation of water storage are insufficient for dynamic floodplain lakes due to the scarcity of available observations. Combining a time series of open water area with a fine spatial-temporal resolution by integrating Landsat and MODIS observations of Poyang Lake (China) with digital elevation models, and limi…
When Social Work Client Self-Determination Principle Meets Confucius Culture
Background . In western countries like the United States of America, living will is seen as a vehicle for achieving greater wisdom and skill in a fundamental aspect of health care and a civilized approach to mortality. However, the inception of living will in China emerged only a decade ago. Although, nowadays, Chinese medical social workers can provide living will service in health settings, their services are in a preliminary status. Objective …
Comparative View on Social Work Education and Practices as Art and Science for China and the USA
This article provides a comparative view about the current state of social work education in China and the USA. Social work was established in the USA in 1898 and 1920 in China. In the USA, social work has been revolving in the last 122 years while in China, after the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, social work was abolished from all higher education institutions. The official year that the Master of Social Work programme was …
Preserving History in The Metaverse
This study examines the innovative application of metaverse and light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technologies in safeguarding the digital assets of the East Hall, a historical building situated within the Bandung Institute of Technology's Ganesha Campus. Through the metaverse, the preservation of heritage buildings takes on a new meaning, as it allows us not only to preserve them as physical structures but also to capture their historical sign…
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems
Dialectics of Tradition and Modernity in the Architectural Landscape of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
This paper investigates the historical progression and architectural landscape evolution in Ho Chi Minh City, a key economic center in Vietnam. It focuses on the interplay of traditional and modern influences shaping its unique urban architecture, notably influenced by its riverine city heritage
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems
Nonlinear association between physical fitness and sports injury risk among Chinese high school students
Physical fitness was inversely associated with sports injury risk among Chinese high school students. A threshold effect was identified at a fitness score of 65, below which injury risk declined sharply with each point increase. Interventions should prioritize students below this cutoff to effectively reduce injury incidence
Quantifying future Olympic sport selection
The Olympic Games are the world’s foremost sporting event, with over 200 countries participating. As the Games evolve, sports, disciplines, and events (SDEs) are periodically added or removed. The selection process for Olympic sports is inherently subjective, as seen with breakdancing’s inclusion in the 2024 Paris Olympics and exclusion from the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Thus, developing a quantitative decision-making model is crucial for the In…
A multidimensional strategy for exploring active peptides combining chemical analysis and bioassays for medicinal leeches
A multidimensional vine copula hydrological analysis framework for assessing compound risks of blue and green water
Geography (8 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · China (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Archaeology (3 obras) · Biology (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras)