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Purpose The article highlights the experience of National Association of School University Partnerships’ (NASUP's) former presidents. Design/methodology/approach The article is written in an epistolary, narrative style. Findings Due to the nature of the piece, there are no resear...

Physicochemical and urban land-use characteristics associated with resistance to precipitation in estuaries vary across scales

Estuaries are subject to frequent stressors, including elevated nutrient loading and extreme hydrologic events, which impact water quality and disrupt ecosystem stability and function. The capacity of an estuary to resist changes in function in response to precipitation events is...

Perceptions of artificial Intelligence use in online graduate coursework: a Q methodology study

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming educational practices across all levels, bringing new possibilities and challenges to online graduate programs. With AI tools integrated into coursework, providing automated feedback, personalized resources, and organizational support,...

Phenotypic Divergence Among Genomically Closely Related Klebsiella pneumoniae Clinical Isolates

Klebsiella pneumoniae can cause a wide array of infections and exhibit substantial phenotypic heterogeneity depending on the infection site. However, less is known about phenotypic heterogeneity among bacteria isolated from the same infection site. We screened K. pneumoniae clini...

Evaluation of a Wearable Hydration Monitor for Estimating Sweat Loss and Hydration Status in Collegiate Athletes: A Pilot Study

Background/Objective: Instantaneous, accurate assessment of hydration and sweat loss has potential to optimize athlete performance and reduce risks associated with excessive exercise-related fluid loss. Reusable wearable hydration monitors, such as hDrop monitors, are an emerging...

Satellite-based condition assessment of urban green stormwater infrastructure using a hybrid machine learning framework

Abstract Effective management of urban stormwater infrastructure is essential for reducing runoff impacts, improving water quality, and enhancing flood resilience. However, conventional field inspections of distributed green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) are resource-intensive...

Reexamining the teaching hospital analogy: implications for professional development school research

Purpose This study revisits the long-standing analogy between Professional Development Schools (PDSs) and teaching hospitals to examine its usefulness for guiding contemporary PDS research. Although the teaching hospital comparison has been widely invoked in PDS scholarship, it h...

Your choice, your team: psychological ownership and AI decision-making

Purpose This study examines how psychological ownership influences user satisfaction in artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted decision-making contexts within sport consumption. While prior research has focused primarily on algorithmic accuracy and outcome quality, it has paid lim...

Necessity as Self-Conditionality: A Response to Habermas’s Claim that Hegel Renews the Tradition of Ancient Necessitarianism

Abstract In his Also a History of Philosophy , Jürgen Habermas asserts that Hegel renews the doctrine of ancient necessitarianism. Focused on an ‘insight into necessity’ that seeks to discern and explicate the rationality of existing reality, this doctrine prioritizes theory over...

Emotional AI 's Psychological Threat to Consumers: A Framework and Research Agenda

ABSTRACT Emotional artificial intelligence (EAI) is transforming how consumers interact with digital systems by detecting, interpreting, and responding to human emotions. While these capabilities can enhance personalization and engagement, they also create underexplored psycholog...

A Model for Cotton Emergence Based on Thirty Years of Seed Treatment Trials Conducted by the National Cotton Seed Treatment Committee

Over 30 years, the National Cotton Council’s National Cottonseed Treatment program has conducted coordinated seed treatment trials across the U.S., resulting in a comprehensive dataset of over 500 field trials. After data curation compiled from annual reports published in the Cot...

State-of-the-Art Vehicle-to-Pedestrian Systems Technology: Survey and Recommendations for Effective Deployments

Abstract In 2023, the World Health Organization reported approximately 1.19 million road traffic deaths annually, with over half involving vulnerable road users (VRUs) such as pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists. Vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P) systems promise to improve pedestr...

Structural and single-molecule insights into the core human mitochondrial DNA replisome.

Replication of human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is essential for the maintenance of oxidative phosphorylation and cellular energy homeostasis. Impairment of this process leads to mtDNA deletions, depletion, and point mutations that underlie a broad spectrum of mitochondrial diseas...

A Composite Index Framework for Quantifying External Influences on Built Environment Planning and Decision Making

Abstract Infrastructure systems are influenced by a wide range of external factors, including demographic changes, economic cycles, environmental stressors, and technological transitions. These factors affect infrastructure demand, operating conditions, and deterioration processe...

Effect of alpha-lipoic acid on atrial fibrillation and biomarkers of myocardial injury in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery: study protocol of a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial

<title>Abstract</title> <bold>Background</bold> : Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is associated with several postoperative complications, notably atrial fibrillation (AF), which may arise due to myocardial reperfusion following ischemia and the resulting inflammatory respo...

Money and muscle: corporate political power and government subsidies

Political power is one of the most extensively discussed issues in political economy, although prior researchers provide few metrics for its estimation. This study introduces a new set of corporate political power measures using the political power of individual legislators and f...

Revisiting Empathy: A Model of Empathic Wisdom to Support Effective Counseling and Reduce Counselor Burnout

ABSTRACT Empathy is a core component of effective counseling, influencing both therapeutic relationships and counselor well‐being. The author extends Clark's integral model of empathy by expanding the subjective empathy modality and introduces the mindful empathic engagement (MEE...

“You have to sell them as much as they’re trying to sell you”: U.S. Local Television News Directors’ Perspectives on the Struggle to Hire Reporters and Producers

This qualitative study examines hiring difficulties in local television (TV) news in small and medium TV markets (DMA #30+). The results of in-depth interviews showed that most interviewed news directors experienced talent shortages in their markets and had fewer and less prepare...