Pace University

‘In the West but not of the West’: Notes on Wittgenstein, dialogue, and decoloniality

Abstract The ‘relational turn’ in International Studies offers an important opportunity for the field to move beyond Eurocentric conceptions of relationality in the study of international politics. But pluralizing sources for relational thinking requires practical negotiation of...

A stakeholder-engaged process to design and implement the Assessment of Cognitive Complaints Toolkit for Alzheimer’s Disease (ACCT-AD) in primary care

Background: Dementia is underdiagnosed, particularly in primary care settings where most people receive their healthcare. These is a need for tools to assist with the diagnosis of dementia by primary care clinicians, who greatly outnumber specialists. Objective: To describe the c...

Enhancing Bone Marrow Lesion Segmentation Through Dual-Channel Deep Neural Networks and Test-Time Augmentation

Bone marrow lesion (BML) volume is an essential biomarker for understanding knee osteoarthritis (KOA). However, automatic BML segmentation remains challenging due to the irregular shapes and indistinct boundaries of these lesions in knee magnetic resonance images (MRI). To improv...

Understanding genomic landscapes of differentiation in round-tailed horned lizards ( Phrynosoma modestum )

Population divergence is promoted by divergent selection and inhibited by gene flow, but the mechanisms of and relationship between these two processes remain poorly understood. Developing a well-informed hypothesis of the selective pressures underlying divergence in a natural po...

From influence to de-influence: exploring the impact of negative feedback by social media influencers

Purpose This paper aims to address the academic research gap on “de-influencing,” where influencers share negative feedback about brands. Specifically, the authors define de-influencing, explore its impact on consumers’ attitudes toward targeted brands (H1a and H1b) and examine i...