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Registering A Company [Some Countries of Interest]

We are investigating how to register a company. Many options and countries are of interest (some examples are given).

Registering A Company [Some Countries of Interest]

We are investigating how to register a company. Many options and countries are of interest (some examples are given).

Registering A Company [Some Countries of Interest]

We are investigating how to register a company. Many options and countries are of interest (some examples are given).

Registering A Company [Some Countries of Interest]

We are investigating how to register a company. Many options and countries are of interest (some examples are given).

Bibliometric mapping of the 100 most-cited publications on optic nerve and optic pathway glioma

Background: Optic pathway gliomas (OPGs), including optic nerve gliomas, are uncommon tumors of the anterior visual pathway that arise mainly in young children, often with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1). The literature is now substantial, but its structure is undescribed. We mapp...

Can FinTech innovate Green Finance? Scrutinising the Platform Ecologies of FinTech for Forest Restoration

Green finance has struggled to make a difference in climate change mitigation.For some, the main limitations lie in scaling and diversifying financial flows and instruments to close the climate funding gap, while for others, green finance is fundamentally flawed as an incumbent-l...

Launching Expectations: Exploring the Role of the State in the Creation of New Space Launch Markets

Our article examines how UK Governmental entities set out to establish a space launch market, by locating an empirical analysis of policy documents, reports, and reviews published by various governmental agencies, Parliamentary hearings, media reports, and investment data, within...

Empire at the Border: Evaluating How Colonial Legal Logics Shape British Immigration Law, 1948–2025

This article examines how contemporary British immigration law continues to operate through legal logics inherited from the colonial era. Challenging the dominant narrative that the 2018 Windrush scandal was a bureaucratic error, it argues instead that such exclusions are systemi...

Simulated reductions in heterogeneous isoprene epoxydiol reactive uptake from aerosol morphology in the contiguous United States using the Community Multiscale Air Quality Model (CMAQv5.3.2)

Aerosol particles contain complex mixtures of polar and non-polar species that can undergo organic-inorganic phase separation. In phase-separated aerosol particles, the phase state of the outer organic coating can modulate heterogeneous chemistry. Heterogeneous chemistry leading...

Application to Dalhousie University September 2026 : A Quick Note About Information System Classifications

We have started an Application into The Dalhousie University English Program. We notice for the first time a very intelligent information system. Some documents that we did save in our Google Drive Account [but not published elsewhere*] have contributive value in the system. As f...

Exact series formulas for the capacities of the amplitude damping channel

Abstract: We derive explicit, absolutely convergent series formulas for the quantum, unassisted classical, and entanglement-assisted classical capacities of the qubit amplitude damping channel, eliminating residual optimizations and implicit roots. We also obtain analytical upper...

What explains global patterns of climate activism? A macro-level, cross-national analysis of collective environmental action

Activism in response to climate and ecological breakdown is a defining feature of 21st-century societies. Yet, the factors underpinning its global variation remain insufficiently understood. We address this research puzzle through a cross-national analysis of collective environme...

Nudging Drink Choice in Pubs: The Impact of Introducing Alcohol‐Free Beer on Alcohol Sales and Venue Revenues

ABSTRACT Introduction The project aims to evaluate the impact of introducing alcohol‐free (AF) beer using three behavioural ‘nudges’ designed to encourage consumer uptake. Nudges are subtle changes to the choice environment that encourage particular behaviours without restricting...

A Resource-Efficient Hybrid CNN-LSTM Network for Image-Based Bean Leaf Disease Classification

Accurate and resource-efficient automated diagnosis is a cornerstone of modern agricultural expert systems. While Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have established benchmarks in plant pathology, their ability to capture long-range spatial dependencies is often limited by stan...

Rana Plaza to Regulation: Rethinking Voluntary CSR in Global Supply Chains

A critical watershed in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and business accountability debates was marked on 24 April 2013 when the Rana Plaza building collapsed, killing over 1,100 garment workers. This is a profound example of a power imbalance driving the prioritisation of...

Antifungal therapy for newborn infants with invasive fungal infection

RATIONALE: A variety of antifungal drugs, drug preparations and drug combinations are available to treat newborn infants with suspected or confirmed invasive fungal infection. There is a need to assess their relative merits. OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the benefits and harms of treat...

‘You don’t want to be sat on a sticky seat’: a Q-methodological foraging analysis of pub consumer choice

This study investigates how consumers trade-off between various features when making pub choices, a previously underexplored area. Uniquely we apply foraging theory as a multi-level, ecologically based approach examining analysis of product, physical and service elements to the n...

Loophole Capitalism: Theorizing the History of Tax Havens and the Offshore Economy

This article develops and historicizes the concept of loophole capitalism to explain how tax havens and the offshore economy have become structural to global capitalism. We define loophole capitalism as a system in which multinational firms and professional services firms identif...

Explaining Uneven and Reversible Gender Equality Outcomes: A Relational Open‐Systems Perspective on Gender Diversity and Inclusion in Multinational Corporations

ABSTRACT Multinational corporations (MNCs) increasingly adopt common gender diversity and inclusion (GDI) policies, yet gender equality outcomes continue to diverge across subsidiaries and may stall or reverse as institutional and political conditions change. Existing human resou...

Unlocking Iridium Chemical Space for Antibiotic Discovery through One-Pot Combinatorial Synthesis in a Direct-to-Biology Approach

Abstract Antibacterial resistance continues to drive the need for exploring novel chemical spaces beyond conventional organic scaffolds. Metal-based compounds have emerged as a promising class of antibiotic candidates, demonstrating high hit rates against priority bacterial patho...