Canadian University of Dubai

Well-being in digital-free tourism: A mixed-methods rhythmanalysis

Tourism research has largely treated well-being as a motivation or outcome, neglecting how it unfolds in-situ and relying on self-report data. Through a mixed-methods rhythmanalysis, this study examines how well-being emerges and evolves in digital-free tourism. Following 23 part...

Artificial intelligence for PFAS toxicology and risk assessment

Abstract Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) pose a major environmental toxicology and public-health risk-assessment challenge because their chemical space is large, persistent, structurally diverse, mixture-dominated and unevenly characterized. The difficulty is practical...

Learning Challenges in Design Education and Barriers to Gamification Adoption

Abstract While gamification holds potential to address learning challenges in tertiary design education, research has focused mainly on student performance, with less attention to educators' role in implementation. This study addresses this gap by identifying learner‐level challe...

Development and evaluation of an Android-based platform for early MCI screening in an elderly population

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is an intermediate stage of cognitive decline fitting between normal cognition and dementia. With the growing aging population, this study aimed to develop and psychometrically validate an Android-based application for early MCI screening in elderl...

The impact of sustainability-driven and artificial intelligence-based personalisation on customer loyalty at South Asia-based airlines

The global aviation industry is rapidly switching to AI-based service systems, which leads to an important research question about the effectiveness of Western digital adoption frameworks in explaining the sustainable behaviour of distressed state-owned enterprises (SOEs) that op...