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Postsecondary student suicide is one of Japan's most severe public health problems. Gatekeeper training (GKT) programs are a generally recommended suicide prevention intervention in Japan. For suicide countermeasures, an online program tailored to students may enhance self-efficacy as a gatekeeper.

This study aims to describe a research protocol to investigate the effect of a newly developed internet-delivered online peer GKT program to improve postsecondary student self-efficacy as gatekeepers for suicide countermeasures in Japan.

This study is a 2-arm, parallel, randomized controlled trial with a 11 (intervention waiting list) allocation. Participants (n=320) will be recruited, and those who meet the inclusion criteria will be randomly allocated to the intervention or waiting list control group. An approximately 85-minute, 6-section, internet-based gatekeeper program for postsecondary students has been developed that includes videos to help participants acquire skills as gatekeepers. The intervention r gatekeeper program for postsecondary students that can be disseminated online to a large number of students with minimal cost.

University Hospital Medical Information Network Clinical Trials Registry UMIN000045325; https//upload.umin.ac.jp/cgi-open-bin/ctr/ctr_view.cgi?recptno=R000051685.

DERR1-10.2196/34832.
DERR1-10.2196/34832.Alzheimer's disease (AD) is characterized by progressive cognitive decline, which is considered as the most common form of dementia in the elderly. Recently, it is suggested that impaired cerebrovascular function may precede the onset of AD. Claudin-5, which is the most enriched tight junction protein, has been reported to prevent the passage of damaging material at the blood-brain barrier. However, whether claudin-5 impacts AD has no direct evidence. ATG-017 cell line We found a decrease level of claudin-5 in the hippocampus of AD and elder mice. And intravenous injection of claudin-5 improved learning and memory ability in these mice, while knockout of the protein led to impaired learning and memory and long-term potentiation in adult control mice. Furthermore, the effects of claudin-5 are mediated by suppressing inhibitory GABAergic neurotransmission. Our results suggest benefit effects of claudin-5 on learning and memory, which may provide a new treatment strategy for AD.Tailoring Shockley surface-state (SS) electrons utilizing complex interfacial supramolecular tessellations was explored by low-temperature scanning tunnelling microscopy and spectroscopy, combined with computational modelling using electron plane wave expansion (EPWE) and empirical tight-binding (TB) methods. Employing a recently introduced gas-mediated on-surface reaction protocol, three distinct types of open porous networks comprising paired organometallic species as basic tectons were selectively synthesized. In particular, these supramolecular networks feature semiregular Archimedean tilings, providing intricate quantum dots (QDs) coupling scenarios compared to hexagonal porous superlattices. Our experimental results in conjunction with modelling calculations demonstrate the possibility of realizing novel two-dimensional electronic structures such as Kagome- and Dirac-type as well as hybrid Kagome-type bands via QD coupling. Compared to constructing SS electron pathways via molecular manipulations, our studies reveal significant potential of exploiting QD coupling as a complementary and versatile route for the control of surface electronic landscapes.Gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) is a popular photocrosslinkable hydrogel that has been widely utilized in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine fields due to its excellent biocompatibility, biodegradability and cell response. However, the lack of mechanical properties limits its application. In the present study, a method for the preparation of a GelMA-GelMA (G-G) homogeneous double-network (DN) hydrogel to improve mechanical strength based on DLP 3D printing is proposed. The G-G DN hydrogel was fabricated and characterized in terms of microstructure, mechanical properties and rheological behavior. By modifying the degree of substitution (DS), the polymer concentration of double network crosslinking and the soak time, the novel G-G DN hydrogel could significantly improve the properties of strength, self-recovery and fatigue resistance. After all, the novel porous composite hydrogel (G-G DN hydrogel) could achieve more than twice that of the pure GelMA hydrogel, better fatigue resistance and printable ability. Therefore, it can be a potential choice of applications attracting great attention for its mechanical properties, great transmittance and biocompatibility.Gas-liquid reaction phenomena on liquid-metal solvents can be used to form intriguing 2D materials with large lateral dimensions, where the free energies of formation determine the final product. A vast selection of elements can be incorporated into the liquid metal-based nanostructures, offering a versatile platform for fabricating novel optoelectronic devices. While conventional doping techniques of semiconductors present several challenges for 2D materials. Liquid metals provide a facile route for obtaining doped 2D semiconductors. In this work, we successfully demonstrate that the doping of 2D SnS can be realized in a glove box containing a diluted H2S gas. Low melting point elements such as Bi and In are alloyed with base liquid Sn in varying concentrations, resulting in the doping of 2D SnS layers incorporating Bi and In sulphides. Optoelectronic properties for photodetectors and piezoelectronics can be fine-tuned through the controlled introduction of selective migration doping. The structural modification of 2D SnS results in a 22.6% enhancement of the d11 piezoelectric coefficient. In addition, photodetector response times have increased by several orders of magnitude. Doping methods using liquid metals have significantly changed the photodiode and piezoelectric device performances, providing a powerful approach to tune optoelectronic device outputs.
Atherosclerosis develops progressively and worsens over time, yet event risk patterns vary in the left circumflex (LCx), right coronary artery (RCA) and left anterior descending (LAD). The aim of this analysis was to examine varying progressive disease alterations between the three major coronary arteries.

Patients were included from a prospective, international registry of consecutive patients who underwent serial CCTA at a median interval of 3.3 years. Annual progression of quantitative total and compositional plaque volume were compared between the three coronary arteries (LCx, LAD, and RCA). Other analyses compared stenosis ≥50% and new high-risk plaque (HRP; ≥2 of the following spotty calcification, positive remodelling, napkin-ring sign, and low-attenuation plaque) on follow-up. Generalized estimating equations and marginal Cox regression models were used to compare progression, with covariate adjustment by the baseline atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk score, statin use, and plaque burdenghts into varied patterns of atherosclerotic plaque progression within the LCx as compared to the other epicardial coronary arteries. These varied patterns reflect differing stages in the disease process or differing pathogenic milieu across the coronary arteries.Hybrid organic-inorganic metal halides (HOMHs) have recently attracted broad research interest for their structural tunability and remarkable optoelectronic properties. Among them, chiral HOMHs have demonstrated promising applications in second-order nonlinear optics (NLO) on account of their inherent noncentrosymmetric structures. Herein, we synthesized two new chiral HOMHs, (S-/R-2-C5H14N2)2PbI6, based on S-/R-2-methylpiperazine chiral amines. They feature a band gap close to 2.9 eV with high phase purity as well as environmental and thermal stability. The induction of the chiral optical properties of (S-/R-2-C5H14N2)2PbI6 by chiral organic cations was verified by circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy. Moreover, the resulted HOMHs materials demonstrate a strong second harmonic generation response with a large laser damage threshold (∼2.97 mJ cm-2), showing promising applications in NLO photonic devices.Pseudocapacitors offer both high energy and high power, making them suitable for grid-scale electrochemical energy storage to harness renewable energy produced from sun, wind, and tides. To overcome performance degradation in terms of cycling fading and lower specific capacitance values at high charge/discharge rates of electrochemical pseudocapacitors based on transition-metal oxides, perovskite-structured SrFeO3-δ was envisaged as a negative electrode that harnesses the Fe4+/3+ and Fe3+/2+ redox couple to deliver superior performance. SrFeO3-δ offers high specific capacitances of ca. 733 F g-1 at a scan rate of 1 mV s-1 and ca. 743 F g-1 at a current density of 1 A g-1 and demonstrates excellent cyclic stability over 2500 repeated cycles with capacitance retention of >92%, achieving 94% coulombic efficiency. The good cycling stability is attributed to the inherent metallic electrical conductivity of SrFeO3-δ and the fortuitous tendency of the robust cation framework structure to accommodate flexible oxygen content. The surface capacitive and diffusion-controlled contributions for capacitance are about ∼30% and ∼70%, respectively, at peak current and a scan rate equivalent to 1 mV s-1. The higher capacitance and stable performance make SrFeO3-δ an economical and abundant pseudocapacitive electrode.We introduce a solution for enabling vertical parallax in solid-state leaky mode devices by integrating an electro-optic (EO) phased array. We present a simple proof of concept for an acousto-optic (AO)/EO modulator deflecting in two axes and describe how this could be refined and adapted for transparent large-format and near-eye holographic displays.We present a speckle-based deep learning approach for orbital angular momentum (OAM) mode classification. In this method, we have simulated the speckle fields of the Laguerre-Gauss (LG), Hermite-Gauss (HG), and superposition modes by multiplying these modes with a random phase function and then taking the Fourier transform. The intensity images of these speckle fields are fed to a convolutional neural network (CNN) for training a classification model that classifies modes with an accuracy >99%. We have trained and tested our method against the influence of atmospheric turbulence by training the models with perturbed LG, HG, and superposition modes and found that models are still able to classify modes with an accuracy >98%. We have also trained and tested our model with experimental speckle images of LG modes generated by three different ground glasses. We have achieved a maximum accuracy of 96% for the most robust case, where the model is trained with all simulated and experimental data. The novelty of the technique is that one can do the mode classification just by using a small portion of the speckle fields because speckle grains contain the information about the original mode, thus eliminating the need for capturing the whole modal field, which is modal dependent.Recent research in quantitative phase and refractive index microscopy showed promising results with methods using a partially coherent imaging setup, such as partially coherent optical diffraction tomography. For these methods, the phase optical transfer function (POTF), which describes the transmission of spatial frequencies by the imaging system, is crucial. Here, a one-dimensional integral representation of the POTF for imaging systems with arbitrary illumination is derived. It generalizes the existing expression, which is limited to axially symmetric setups. From the general integral form, an analytical solution is derived for the case of oblique homogeneous disk-shaped illumination. This demonstrates the potential of the general representation by offering an additional approach for illumination design in quantitative phase and refractive index microscopy.
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