Yuan Yang

Yan Wang,1, 2, * Cong Li,1, 2, * Lei Liu,1, * Yuan Yang,3, * Xue He,1, 2 Gang Li,3 Xianzhen Zheng,3 Yun Ren,1, 4 Hanpeng Zhao,1, 5 Zhenchao Du,1, 4 Jianrong Jiang,1, 5 Yu Kuang,1 Fujun Jia,3 Honghua Yu,1 Xiaohong Yang1, 2

My maternal grandparents married in 1961, amid a man-made famine. On her wedding night, the bride walked home along streets shared by the bodies of the dead.

As a journalist in authoritarian China, I learned the value of community. As a parliamentary candidate in the UK, I am determined to preserve it.

Yuan Yang, the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley, speaks out on community cohesion following recent unrest.

Highlights • Apo DdmD assembles as an autoinhibited dimer for plasmid nicking •

The study of quantum nonlocal correlations in networks (QNCNs), beyond the standard Bell theory with a single source, involves simulating large-scale quantum communications. The detectability of QNCNs depends on the input sources and selected measurements, and more essentially on the network structures. In this paper, we prove that same-size acyclic networks with different independence degrees can generate distinct sets of QNCNs in the device-independent scenario. We then distinguish two acyclic networks with different independence degrees by comparing the QNCNs generated from them. Furthermore, we show quantum demonstrations of the aforementioned notions in two-qubit-source networks. We investigate the quantitative influence of different network topologies on the detection of QNCNs in acyclic networks with Werner states as sources. Finally, we study how to maintain high independence degrees in networks formed by connecting two networks. This makes the correlations on the newly formed quantum network more likely to be nonlocal. Our research provides an alternative perspective for the well-known graph classification problem, and establishes an intrinsic connection between the graph theory and the foundation of quantum mechanics.

Yuan Yang, the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley, tells neighbours what she's been up to, involving attending community events and helping out.

Abstract Hexim proteins are RNA-dependent regulators whose main target is 7SK long non-coding RNA, a major regulator of eukaryotic mRNA

APC, u-PA, TF, FKN, TM, and IL-38 are risk factors for PE in patients with COPD and SP, and clinical treatment can effectively reduce this risk. Read more.

Yuan Yang, the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley, writes about the work she has been doing to lobby for stability for Reading FC.