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‘Mein Name ist Ausländer’. The Semra Effect in academia. Resisting symbolic and epistemic violence by applying Translingual Practice

This study connects feminist epistemologies – examined through an intersectional lens – with migration, identity, and translanguaging studies. By moving from personal experience to analytical insight and employing institutional ethnography, I collect and interpret data. I utilise...

EfficientNetB0-CBAM: An attention-guided framework for multilingual script identification

Script identification remains challenging for several applications, including handwritten text recognition, scene text analysis, and low-resource languages such as Kashmiri, for which benchmark datasets for standardization are limited. The study addresses this challenge by collec...

Impact of artificial stocking and its intensity on genetic diversity, genetic structure, and effective number of breeders in masu salmon Oncorhynchus masou

Artificial stocking, an important tool in fishery resource enhancement and wildlife management, exerts negative effects on wild conspecifics. However, the factors determining the magnitude of these effects remain unclear. Here, we investigated how stocking influences genetic dive...

Modular Arithmetic's Lattice Link to Hyperbolic Geometry — E8 Intelligence Research

FINDING: Modular arithmetic's core structure is cyclic group theory, with a deep theorem for modulus change; the most profound link is to arithmetic lattices, which connect discrete modular structure to hyperbolic geometry and spectral theory. MATH: - Modular arithmetic: \(a \equ...

Integrating Physiological Biomarkers into Precision Livestock Farming for Laying Hens: Methodological Challenges and Future Research Directions

Continuous environmental, production, locational, image, and acoustic data have increasingly been collected from laying-hen farms through precision livestock farming (PLF) systems. However, sensor-derived classifications have often been validated against human-assigned behavioral...

Static–dynamic reloading degradation and brittle-to-ductile failure transition of cyclically pre-damaged sandstone: A multiscale experimental study

Rock masses in underground engineering commonly experience cyclic disturbances induced by blasting, excavation, and seismic loading, which can generate persistent internal damage and strongly affect their subsequent reloading behavior. To clarify the unified mechanism governing t...

Developmental temperature induces consistent patterns of plasticity in lower, but not upper, critical thermal limits in threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus)

Abstract Developmental plasticity, where early-life environmental cues shape developmental trajectories with lasting impact into adulthood, may play an important role in determining how species respond to changing thermal environments. We used marine threespine stickleback ( Gast...

Does the kind of sustainability disclosure change its market value? A theory-elaborating meta-analysis of disclosure form and capital-market valuation

A systematic review and meta-analysis asking whether the kind of sustainability-related disclosure explains heterogeneity in its association with market-based firm valuation. Much of the literature treats ESG disclosure, sustainability reporting, integrated reporting and the sepa...

Reimagining Accountability and Quality Assurance in India’s Legal Aid Services Under the Legal Aid Services Authorities Act, 1987

The constitutional promise of access to justice in India operationalized primarily through the legal framework established under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. Existing research work has focused largely on the expansion of legal aid services and access to legal aid ser...

Confined Water Wires as Anisotropic Proton Highways in a Neutral Polymer Single Crystal

Abstract Directional proton transport is central to bioenergetics and emerging electrochemical technologies, yet achieving high and anisotropic proton conductivity in fully covalent, charge-neutral crystalline materials remains a challenge. Here, we report anisotropic proton cond...

HBeAg status, cytokine profile, and microRNA-122 predict fibrosis in chronic hepatitis B

Aim: The natural history of chronic hepatitis B (CHB) is governed by hepatitis B e-antigen (HBeAg) status, viral replication, and host immunity. Reliable non-invasive markers of hepatic fibrosis and necroinflammation remain limited. The present study aimed to quantify serum inter...

Targeted intraluminal heparinization with flushing in arteriovenous fistula surgery: A practical approach

Background: Early thrombosis is the most common cause of arteriovenous fistula (AVF) failure within the first month after AVF creation. The necessity of heparin use to prevent early thrombosis in AVF surgery is still debated. This study evaluated the effect of the “Targeted Intra...

PARIS (POSTERIOR MALLEOLUS RADIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION STUDY): STANDARDIZING MANAGEMENT OF UNSTABLE ANKLE FRACTURES WITH A POSTERIOR MALLEOLUS COMPONENT

The PARIS algorithm is used to classify posterior malleolar fractures (PMF) and guide fixation planning based on plain radiographs, with reassessment following pre-operative computed tomography (CT). This study aimed to validate and optimise the PARIS algorithm to determine which...

Genetic testing and counselling of patients with monogenic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in Northern Finland: a retrospective, single-centre study

Abstract Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a common neurodegenerative disease. Its aetiology is complex, but a subset is caused by single-gene pathogenic variants (monogenic ALS). The most common ALS-associated genes are SOD1 and C9orf72 . We evaluated the implementation of...

VARIABILITY OF COCOON QUALITY TRAITS IN DIFFERENT BREEDS OF THE MULBERRY SILKWORM AND THEIR CORRELATIONS

This abstract analyzes the variability of the main cocoon quality traits in different breeds and hybrids of the mulberry silkworm (Bombyx mori), including cocoon weight, shell weight, shell ratio, cocoon shell silk content, fiber length, and the yield of silk fiber. It highlights...

Boreal Peatland 24-hour Solar-induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence Measurements under Continuous Daylight Conditions during the Summer Period

Continuous ground-based observations of solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF) from northern peatlands remain uncommon, despite their potential to complement ecosystem carbon flux measurements and support satellite-based monitoring of vegetation activity. Here, we present c...

Servant leadership effects on service climate and employee engagement: a multi-level analysis

Purpose This study examined the multi-level relationships between servant leadership, service climate, and employee engagement. It investigated how store manager servant leadership cultivated group trust at the store level, consequently affecting service climate and influenced em...

Older People Hit The Waves: Computational Simulation based on Equations of Motion

This simulation note was written to understand, explain, and potentially predict, through physics, the position older people occupy in our society as portrayed in television dramas. To this end, it extracts the age groups of older characters from digitally accessible and readable...

LLM Hallucination of Citations in Economics Persists With Web‐Enabled Models

ABSTRACT Despite significant advances since 2023 in large language model (LLM) capabilities and the introduction of web‐enabled search functionality, citation hallucination remains a persistent problem in AI‐generated academic content. We test GPT‐4o, DeepSeek V3, web‐enabled GPT...

Sustainable Cultural Organizations: A Resource- and Capability-Based Analysis of the Istanbul Biennial

Building and sustaining cultural organizations has become an important challenge in cultural management research. This study examines how cultural organizations develop, sustain, and reconfigure strategic resources and capabilities over time through a qualitative case study of th...