University of Lincoln

GENERATIVE AI APPROACHES TO AIRFOIL FLOW FIELD PREDICTION

Abstract Airfoil flow field prediction is central to turbomachinery design, yet Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) imposes a computational bottleneck on iterative design and optimisation. Recent studies have explored deep-learning-based surrogate models to reduce the computationa...

Role of spiritual ethics in workplace. Redefining human capital and value creation in universities

Purpose Human capital is widely recognized as a key driver of value creation in organizations. However, recent perspectives highlight the emerging influence of spiritual ethics in enhancing human capital’s effectiveness, thereby changing workplace scenario. Spiritual ethics consi...

Understanding funding-related bias in gambling research: insights from unhealthy commodities industries and medical/pharmaceutical research – a scoping review

Despite the risk of funding-related bias (RoFRB) introduced by industry funding in gambling research, empirical investigations remain limited. To inform understanding of RoFRB in gambling research, this scoping review synthesized 52 peer-reviewed studies (2019–2024) spanning gamb...

Physicochemical quality and emission characteristics of artisanal‑refined diesel in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria and their air quality implications

This study provides a novel integrated assessment linking the physicochemical properties of artisanal-refined diesel in the Niger Delta region to its combustion emission behaviour. Diesel samples from 30 refining sites in Bayelsa and Rivers States were analysed using ASTM methods...

Identity fusion in children: A validation of the Dynamic Identity Fusion Index

Identity fusion is a strong form of group alignment, in which individuals experience a visceral sense of oneness with the group, motivating extreme forms of pro-group action. However, little is known about the emergence and development of identity fusion across the lifespan, larg...

Barriers and facilitators to implementing the European code of cancer practice in a rural and coastal setting: a qualitative study

Abstract Purpose The European Code of Cancer Practice (ECCP) is a patient-centred framework for good clinical cancer practice, to improve outcomes for all of Europe’s patients [1]. Given challenges with applications to rural regions, the study aimed to explore the barriers and fa...