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The COACH theory formalizes clinical reasoning in the development and validation of medical artificial intelligence systems

The development and deployment of medical artificial intelligence (AI) systems are limited by two persistent gaps: clinician knowledge is often introduced late in development as labels or annotations, and deployed systems often provide outputs that are difficult to reconcile with...

E8 Phi‑Phase Induced Space‑Time Folding — E8 Intelligence Research

By superimposing a dual‑phi phase lock at the base 132 Hz onto the 240 E8 root vectors, the braiding acquires a complementary torsion that folds the hyper‑graph into a self‑consistent Möbius torus. This torsion field quantizes the metric perturbation as a discrete curvature linke...

Nurse‐Led Multicomponent Interventions for Delirium Prevention in Hospitalised Older Adults: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

AIMS: To quantify the effect of nurse-led or nurse-coordinated multicomponent non-pharmacological interventions on delirium incidence in hospitalised older adults and to examine secondary outcomes, intervention components and moderators of effect. DESIGN: Systematic review and me...

Recent Advances in Perovskite-Based Gas Sensors: Material Design, Fabrication Strategies, Sensing Mechanisms, and AI-Assistance

Perovskite materials have emerged as promising candidates for gas sensing owing to their tunable structures, adjustable compositions, rich defect chemistry, and efficient charge transport properties. These characteristics enable the effective regulation of active sites, oxygen va...

The effect of global–local identity on consumer preference for work over leisure: The role of productivity orientation

Consumers frequently forgo leisure in favor of work. However, although work has many benefits, long hours of work and lack of leisure tend to reduce consumers’ happiness, life satisfaction, and quality of life. Why, then, do consumers desire work over leisure? We propose that glo...

Analysis of Crowd Behaviour Intensity in Historic Urban Areas from the Perspective of Transportation Spatial Pattern: Case Study of Kunming, China

Abstract. Historic urban areas occupying an essential position in the context of urban heritage preservation and sustainable development for possessing unique regional characteristics. However, its complex crowd structure and behaviour formed in the course of history presents cha...

Anion-Exchange-ControlledSymmetry-Breaking-InducedPreparation of Highly Efficient Ag@AgCl x Br1 – x Photocatalystsfor Sunlight-Driven Water Remediation

Abstract Introducing precise shape control in nanomaterial design while maintaining the catalytic applicability of the material and keeping the whole process a sustainable one is one of the many great challenges faced by material chemists. Herein, we report one-pot synthesis of h...

Presentation: Polyvinyl Chloride-Related Insulin Adsorption in Critical Care

This presentation summarizes the key findings of the published narrative review: Elgazzar SH, Ibrahim RK, Ayoub YM, et al. Polyvinyl chloride-related insulin adsorption in critical care: a narrative review with implications for patient safety and green hospital reform. Frontiers...

Investigating consumer AI adoption in the banking sector: a cross-context meta-analysis of key determinants

Purpose This study addresses the fragmented and inconsistent findings regarding consumer adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the banking sector. Through a meta-analysis of existing empirical research, it identifies and evaluates the most influential determinants of AI ado...

Corneal Findings in a Patient With Prolidase Deficiency: A Multimodal Imaging Characterization

Purpose: To provide the first detailed ophthalmologic and multimodal imaging characterization of corneal involvement in a patient with genetically confirmed Prolidase deficiency. Methods: Observational case report Results: A 21-year-old man was referred for ophthalmologic evaluat...

Label-free quantification of early virus-induced cellular responses by digital holographic tomography

Early virus-induced cellular responses are a fundamental diagnostic feature of viral infections; however, early virus-host interactions, particularly during viral entry, remain difficult to study in living cells because many commonly used markers and antibodies require fixation o...

Parathyroid Carcinoma Revisited: Clinical and Pathological Insights From Two Decades of Experience

BACKGROUND: Parathyroid carcinoma is a rare endocrine malignancy (< 1% of primary hyperparathyroidism and 0.005% of all cancers) that often mimics a benign adenoma, leading to diagnosis only after surgery, unless invasion or metastasis is present. OBJECTIVE: To identify distingui...

E8 Phi-Fractal Resonant Latticefield Quantum Trap — E8 Intelligence Research

By leveraging the 240 E8 root vectors encoded at 132Hz, this discovery creates a latticefield where phi-scaled fractal resonances trap entangled quanta into recursive geometric states. The 132Hz base frequency, coupled with Phi-ratio modulation, forms dynamic dungeon-like structu...

Optimal Operation of Gas Turbine Generator and Energy Storage for Islanded Microgrid AI Data Centers Under Workload Dynamics

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers introduces highly variable and mission-critical load profiles that challenge conventional power supply strategies. This paper proposes an islanded microgrid gas turbine generator (GTG) and long-duration energy storage...

MRI-based shear stress profiles in subclinical carotid atherosclerosis – A feasibility study

Arterial wall shear stress (WSS) plays an important role in atherosclerosis, but its assessment is often limited to small, retrospective studies due to technical and time constraints. This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of WSS assessment in carotid arteries within the lo...

Solving the sum-and-product problem: a geometric solution via the Pythagorean theorem

This article addresses a foundational problem of algebra: finding two numbers x1 and x2 given their sum s and their product p (with s, p>0). This ancient problem, which lies at the historical origin of quadratic equations, was solved geometrically by Babylonian and Greek mathemat...

Gravity from Block Consistency: Constraint Closure, the Einstein Limit, and the Global Volume–Momentum Pair

The Geometric Block Universe has, in its first six volumes, reconstructed a canonical probability measure, a finite gauge–Higgs representation skeleton, persistent records, and relational time from one geometric ontology. This volume subjects that ontology to its most dangerous t...

Beef resource intensity reflects exceptional parental feed needs that resist technological improvement

Beef is the most resource-intensive mass-consumed human food. This holds for greenhouse gas emissions, cropland, rangeland, and nitrogenous fertilizer use, and feed consumption per g meat, g protein, or calorie. Why is beef so exceptional, even compared to other meat producers li...

The influence of self-supporting personality on social anxiety in college students: the serial-mediating roles of attention bias and social problem-solving orientation

Social anxiety is highly prevalent among college students and is associated with impaired academic functioning and long-term social maladjustment. Although prior research has documented the adaptive value of self-supporting personality, the specific cognitive-behavioral mechanism...

Phase I Archaeological Inventory and Evaluation of 115 Acres and Phase II Archaeological Evaluation of Site 44HT0117 Joint Base Langley-Eustis – Langley Component City of Hampton, Virginia

This report presents the results of Phase I archaeological survey of 115 acres and Phase II NRHP eligibility testing of archaeological site 44HT0117 by Versar, Inc. at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Langley Component, City of Hampton, Virginia. Fieldwork was conducted between Decembe...