Regulation

As the world increasingly turns to renewable energy sources (RESs) to meet its power needs, the challenge of maintaining stable frequency regulation in the grid has become more pressing. A recent study led by Li He from the School of Information and

A recent study led by Gonzalo Curiel-Olivares from the Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico has unveiled a promising advancement in energy management systems (EMS) for series hybrid electric tractors. Published in the journal ‘IEEE Access’, this resear

Recent advancements in autonomous driving technology have heightened the need for robust safety mechanisms in commercial vehicle braking systems. A new study led by Hanwei Bao from the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at Wuhan Universi

A recent study by Bledar Abdurrahmani from the Department of Law at the University of ‘Aleksandër Moisiu’ in Albania sheds light on the challenges of enforcing European Union (EU) legislation on tourism, particularly in relation to travel package con

Recent research by Carmen-Silvia Paraschiv from “Titu Maiorescu” University of Bucharest sheds light on the concept of nullities within the Romanian criminal process. Published in the journal “Perspectives of Law and Public Administration,” this stud

A recent study published in the journal ‘Management’ highlights the critical role of tax regulation in fostering innovation within the Russian economy, particularly in the context of heightened Western economic sanctions. Lead author N. Z. Zotikov fr

Recent research led by Rut Novalia Rahmawati Sianipar from the Department of Chemistry at IPB University in Bogor, West Java, has highlighted the potential of Indonesian medicinal plants in treating osteoporosis through phytoestrogens. Published in ‘

Recent research by V. V. Voinikov from Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University sheds light on the evolution of enhanced cooperation within European Union (EU) law, a concept that holds significant implications for va

A recent article published in the “Moscow Journal of International Law” by K. B. Valiullina from Kazan (Volga region) Federal University sheds light on the pressing need for international cooperation in environmental safety. The study emphasizes that

Recent advancements in the use of human monoclonal antibodies for diagnosing diseases have been highlighted in a study published in ‘Biotechnologia Acta’ (translated as Biotechnology Act). Led by V.A. Akhmedova from the National Technical University