A recent project titled “Algologies” has emerged as a fascinating intersection of art, science, and environmental awareness, exploring the intricate relationships between seaweed, women, and scientific inquiry. Led by Anna Dumitriu from the School of
Art and Science Unite in Algologies Project to Highlight Seaweed’s Impact Read More »
The UK is facing a growing challenge with the accumulation of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), which poses significant environmental and social issues. A recent article published in Frontiers in Sustainability by lead author Danielle
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Recent research led by Jon-Philippe K. Hyatt from the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts at Arizona State University has shed light on how skeletal muscle responds to increased workload, particularly focusing on the plantaris muscle in female r
New Study Reveals How Muscle Overload Boosts Mitochondrial Function Read More »
Recent research led by Ying Gu from the College of Information and Electrical Engineering at Shenyang Agricultural University has made significant strides in the nondestructive detection of saline-alkali stress in wheat seedlings. Published in the jo
Breakthrough Research Enhances Detection of Saline-Alkali Stress in Wheat Read More »
Researchers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to enhance the safety and efficiency of nuclear fusion reactors, particularly tokamak devices, which are essential for advancing fusion energy technology. A recent study led by L. Bonalu
AI Enhances Safety in Nuclear Fusion Reactors with Disruption Predictions Read More »
A recent study published in PLoS ONE has introduced a novel deep learning model designed to enhance the accuracy of nuclear segmentation in histopathological images. The research, led by Qiumei Pu, focuses on a new approach called the Multifunctional
New MA-Net Model Revolutionizes Nuclear Segmentation in Pathology Read More »
A recent study published in the Journal of World Economy examines the growing institutionalization of the social economy and its vital role in tackling global challenges, particularly during crises. Led by Belén Català Estada, the research highlights
Spain’s Social Economy Model Offers Blueprint for Global Challenges Read More »
A recent study conducted by Romindo M Pasaribu from the Faculty of Economics and Business at HKBP Nommensen University and Politeknik Wilmar Business Indonesia in Medan, Indonesia, sheds light on the factors influencing students’ entrepreneurial inte
Study Reveals Key Factors Shaping Entrepreneurial Intentions in Indonesia Read More »
A recent article by Irene Rovira Ferrer, published in the ‘Basque Journal of Public Administration’, delves into the complexities of the Inheritance and Gift Tax in Spain, particularly focusing on its unique application in the Basque Country and the
Navigating Inheritance Tax in Spain’s Basque Country and Navarra Read More »
A recent study published in IEEE Access explores the integration of advanced encryption techniques into smart grid systems to enhance security and efficiency. Led by Teh-Lu Liao from the Department of Engineering Science at National Cheng Kung Univer
Study Reveals Advanced Encryption Can Secure Smart Grids Against Cyber Threats Read More »
