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Enhancing Food Security Leadership using the FIKR (Facet, Insight, Knowledge and Resilience) Assessment Tool-Based Extension of Holland’s RIASEC Personality Model

Chee Kong Yap*, Chee Seng Leow and Wing Sum Vincent Leong

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy - September, 2025

Food security is as much a leadership problem as a technical one. This article introduces a practical way to identify and develop leaders using the FIKR tool, which evaluates four dimensions: Facet, Insight, Knowledge and Resilience. Using data from 409 respondents assessed with a 200-item instrument aligned to RIASEC and 20 FIKR traits, we reinterpret patterns for food systems governance. We map trait to role links that matter for policy, operations and community partnerships. Enterprising traits co-occurred with control, extroversion and achievement, signaling readiness for decisive program leadership. Social traits clustered with nurturance and support, indicating strength in coalition building and participatory delivery. Investigative traits aligned with analytical and intellectual pro.....

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Assessment of Hepatitis C Awareness Among the Dental Students and Interns in Dental Colleges in Nagpur, India

Smriti J Golhar*, Mukta Motwani, Tuhina Bhattacharya, Sailee Bodele, Rucha Pandherpande and Zareesh Akhtar

Modern Research in Dentistry - September, 2025

Aim: The study aim is to ascertain the level of knowledge of Hepatitis C transmission, treatment, complications and prevention among dental as well as interns in dental college in Nagpur. Materials and methods: The updated survey was distributed via WhatsApp groups to RDDC interns and students. The study used a questionnaire format. A total of 140 students participated. Participants were advised that the responses would remain confidential. The sole data program choice available was MS Excel, which was used to analyze the data. Result: A total of 140 students participated in almost half of the students had a fair knowledge regarding Hepatitis C virus. 40% and 41% of the students had enough awareness about the etiological and diagnostic factors. Generally, the knowledge of hepatitis c vir.....

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Amid the Israeli War on the Gaza Strip – Palestine, Famine is Driving Gazans to Eat the Meat of Globally Endangered Sea Turtles

Abdel Fattah N Abd Rabou*

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography - September, 2025

The Mediterranean waters of Palestine are home to numerous sea turtle species. Due to the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, described as a genocidal and ethnically motivated war that began on October 7, 2023, and the accompanying blockade and famine, Gazans have been driven to consume sea turtle meat to meet their animal protein needs. This study highlights how this worsening famine has driven Gazans to consume the meat of globally endangered sea turtles. This dirty and immoral Israeli war, which used deliberate starvation as a weapon, drove the Gazans to seek out any food they could find. Gazans resorted to eating various types of herbs, grasses, and animal feed. They also hunted various species of terrestrial wildlife, including birds and mammals. Eventually, they turned to the sea t.....

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Evaluation of Serum Calcium and Alkaline Phosphatase Levels Among Sudanese Women Using Hormonal Contraceptives in Shendi Town, Sudan

Mohammed Salih MA, Hussien AM, Abdien Saeed A, Almajed Altaher TA, Mahjaf GM and Mohammed Hamad MN*

Global Journal of Endocrinological Metabolism - September, 2025

Background: Contraceptives are methods used to prevent pregnancy. In recent years, attention has grown regarding the potential alterations in metabolic processes and trace elements associated with contraceptive use. Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the serum calcium and Alka Line Phosphatase (ALP) levels among Sudanese women using hormonal contraceptives. Methodology: A case-control study was conducted in Shendi, Sudan (Feb 2023-Mar 2024). Eighty women were enrolled (40 contraceptive users and 40 controls). Blood samples were analyzed for calcium and ALP using the Mindray BA88A spectrophotometer. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 28. Result: A significantly higher mean serum calcium level was observed in users (9.4mg/dl) than in nonusers (8.2mg/dl, p=0.000). No significa.....

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Psychoanalysis and anti-Semitism

Johannes Twardella*

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study - September, 2025

How can psychoanalysis help explain anti-Semitism? German psychoanalyst Ilka Quindeau has made a new attempt to explore this highly topical phenomenon. In doing so, she follows in the tradition of the Frankfurt School and critically examines its research on the trait of the authoritarian personality. She also draws on the ideas of French psychoanalyst Jean Laplanche to gain insight into the psychological conflicts underlying anti-Semitism.

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Blockchain Architecture and Software Design Focused on NFTs

Andrea Baquero, Danilo Torres, Carlos Díaz Sáenz, Nallig Leal, Fabián Ramos and Esmeide Leal*

COJ Electronics & Communications - September, 2025

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have emerged as a transformative blockchain-based technology, enabling unique digital ownership and novel applications across art, gaming and Decentralized Finance (DeFi). However, the rapid evolution of NFT ecosystems has exposed critical challenges in scalability, security and interoperability, driven by the underlying blockchain architectures and software design paradigms. This article presents a systematic review of state-of-the-art blockchain architectures supporting NFTs, analyzing Layer-1 and Layer-2 solutions, consensus mechanisms and smart contract design patterns. We further explore software design best practices for NFT platforms, including gas optimization, upgradeability and anti-fraud mechanisms. Through a comparative analysis of Ethereum, So.....

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Mining in the New Era

Andreas Benardos*

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science - September, 2025

The global shift toward green development and the increasing demand for critical raw materials make the mining industry more relevant than ever. The new era requires not only increased output but also more sustainable and responsible mining operations. In this context, technological advancements serve as the catalyst for the sector’s necessary transformation. Innovation has always been an integral part of the extractive industry, which consistently adopted pioneering scientific developments and their applications. From the innovation in water storage and reuse in the ore-washing plants of arid ancient Lavrion, to the first commercial use of the steam engine in underground coal mines in Great Britain in the 1700s for water drainage, from Nobel’s invention of dynamite in the 1800.....

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Correlation Between Depression and Alzheimer’s Biomarkers: Depression may be Considered an Early Biomarker of Alzheimer?

Sbai O*, Bejaoui F and Perrone L

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies - September, 2025

Depressive symptoms are associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). Some studies have highlighted depression as a possible risk factor while others suggested that depression may be an early manifestation of AD. This mini review explores the association between specific AD biomarker and depression. Plasma amyloid beta (Aβ), phosphorylated-tau, Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein (GFAP) and neurofilament light chain (NFL) are blood biomarkers for AD. To date, the existing literature in this research field showed that there are several inconsistencies between different studies especially those regarding the association between AD specific marker and depression.

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Assessing Green Shipping Investment Strategies in Bangladesh’s Maritime Logistics Sector

Muhammad Misbahul Islam, Md Al Sani, Hadi Sayham Sabbir, Waheed Ullah Shah*

Strategies in Accounting and Management - September, 2025

As global efforts to decarbonize maritime transport intensify, emerging economies like Bangladesh face growing pressure to align their shipping and port operations with green investment strategies. This study investigates the key determinants influencing green shipping investments within Bangladesh’s maritime logistics sector, focusing on the perceptions and readiness of core stakeholders.

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Digitalization of Accounting Learnings, and the Challenges of Gen Z Students

Agim Mamuti*, Alborena Bakiu and Robert W McGee

Strategies in Accounting and Management - September, 2025

The modern business world relies heavily on financial strategy, vision, and their implementation. Accounting is a crucial step in this process because the modern corporate world places a lot of emphasis on their financial strategy and it is part of it. The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), one of the most significant standards implemented in 2001, are one of the frameworks that have been built over time to govern and standardize accounting procedures. However, the approach to accounting education has been revolutionized and has given rise to the digitalization of accounting learning because of technology’s rapid development, particularly in the areas of information and communication.

Opinion

Irradiation Technology

Stanislav Ordin*

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

Using Private (Local) Regularities and Abstract (Schizophrenic) Models, one can only build an imitation of the General Picture of Nature. So, without using the Fundamental Laws, we are doomed to only imitate progress, moving towards the goal as inanimate Brownian particles, and wasting the unreasonable movement of Life on this. And to create fundamentally new materials when reaching the limits of materials used by technology, it is necessary to use a new factor that increases the probability of obtaining new properties of materials. Such a factor can be the use of resonant X-ray irradiation, with the help of which it is possible to achieve a new Chemistry - Chemistry based on the interaction of the internal electron shells of atoms.

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Telemedicine in Bangladesh: Transforming Patient Care in the Digital Age

Nusrat Kamal*

Trends in Telemedicine & E-health - September, 2025

Telemedicine has emerged as a promising solution to address the significant disparities in healthcare access and quality in Bangladesh, particularly for the large, underserved rural population. Despite early, limited efforts, the COVID-19 pandemic catalysed a surge in telemedicine adoption, demonstrating its potential for remote consultations, especially during outbreaks where social distancing is crucial. This paper provides an overview of telemedicine in Bangladesh, highlighting its benefits, outlining key challenges, and discussing the future outlook based on recent developments and research findings. This review found that telemedicine offers considerable benefits, including reduced travel time and costs, enhanced convenience, and improved access to specialist care for patients .....

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Adulteration of Ayurvedic Sexual Wellness Products with Phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) Inhibitors: A Threat to Standardization and Patient Safety

Nirav R Soni*

Integrative Journal of Conference Proceedings - September, 2025

Concerns about side effects, safety, and the natural origin of Ayurvedic preparations marketed for sexual enhancement contribute to a rising global demand for these formulations. Research, however, has brought to light startling cases of adulteration of these products with the synthetic Phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitors sildenafil (Commonly known as Viagra), tadalafil, avanafil and vardenafil. The adulteration of a product with these compounds is a fundamental challenge to standardization, regulatory framework, and safety of the patient. This review describes the occurrences of adulteration, health challenges, regulatory frameworks, and the need for appropriate analytical techniques to determine the authenticity of these formulations and the trust of the patients in Ayurvedic se.....

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Modern Research Trends in Dentistry: A Cross-Disciplinary Perspective Based on Pharmaceutical Innovations

Luciana de Barros Correia Fontes*

Modern Research in Dentistry - September, 2025

Comprehensive and humanized healthcare does not fragment the individual into separate parts but rather seeks to understand them as an indivisible, interconnected whole. When it comes to the fields of Speech-Language Pathology and Dentistry, both of which operate directly on the stomatognathic system, this “mutual exchange and reciprocal integration” -as defended by Piaget [1] becomes imperative. In this context, it is also worth highlighting the perspective of Gusdorf [2], who stated that interdisciplinarity involves “transcending one’s own specialty, becoming aware of its limitations in order to incorporate contributions from others.” This allows for the full exploration of the potential of each discipline, promoting greater diversity and creativity in practice. As a professiona.....

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Unexplained Falls in the Elderly are Probably Due to Parkinson’s Disease

Roy G Beran*

Techniques in Neurosurgery & Neurology - September, 2025

Background: Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a postmortem diagnosis but antemortem presence of tremor, stiffness or rigidity, bradykinesia, hypokinesia, balance problems and/or gait disorders provides clinical syndromic diagnosis of PD. This paper explains why people with PD often present with falls, with previously undiagnosed PD. Why patients with PD have unexplained falls: People with PD have rigidity, hypokinesia and bradykinesia causing falls, often labelled as “unexplained”. When non-Parkinsonian people lose balance, they spread their centre of gravity. Those with PD cannot act as quickly leading to falls before evoking the righting reflexes. Clinical experience: Suggesting unexplained falls are due to PD often evokes scepticism from younger trainees who fail to adopt distra.....

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Pediatric Robotic Oncology Surgery: Is there a Reduction in Post-Surgical Complications?

Brooke Pantaleo, James Kean and Leonard B Goldstein*

Developments in Anaesthetics & Pain Management - September, 2025

Robotic-assisted surgery has become an established tool in adult oncology, offering enhanced visualization, dexterity and surgeon ergonomics. However, its application in pediatric oncology remains limited, largely due to the rarity of childhood cancers, unique physiological constraints and the distinct biology of embryonal tumors. The review synthesizes current evidence on the safety, complication rates and broader implications of robotic utilization in pediatric oncologic surgery. Data from pediatric urology and other surgical subspecialities demonstrate potential advantages-including shorter hospitalization and comparable success rates to open or laparoscopic approaches-yet complication rates in select series appear higher with robotic platforms, particularly in smaller cohorts or.....

Review Article

Refinement of Dendrite Structure in Single-Crystal Castings of Superalloys

Hongyuan Sun, Dexin Ma*, Zhongyuan Sun, Jianhui Wei, Xiaoyi Gong and Yunxing Zhao

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

The conventional Bridgman process for fabricating single-crystal superalloy castings is constrained by low temperature gradient and coarse dendrite structures. In this study, a novel conformal insulation technique was devised to overcome these limitations. The approach involved incorporating insulation materials within the central region of the ceramic shell cluster and applying conformal insulation plates to the mold periphery, effectively suppressing furnace heat loss and enhancing the temperature gradient during solidification. The numerical simulations and experimental casting trials on both single-crystal rods and turbine blades were carried out. It was found that this new technique could more than double the attainable temperature gradient. As a result, the morphology of the s.....

Letter to Editor

Phase Angle as a Marker of Sarcopenia and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults: Clinical Promise and Research Needs

Kamran Hussain*

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies - September, 2025

The article written by Pereira and colleagues [1], “Phase Angle as a Marker for Sarcopenia and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults,” thus makes an important and timely contribution to geriatric medicine. According to the authors, Phase Angle (PhA) is derived from Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) and could possibly constitute a useful, non-invasive biomarker for the identification of sarcopenia and frailty. With the acceleration of global demographic transition into older populations, the period of greatest urgency surrounds the search for simple and dependable screening tools for geriatric syndromes.

Research Article

Classification of Environmental Management Types of Coal Development in China Based on Composite Ecosystem Theory

Wen Qiu*, Sishi Cai, Lianhong Lv and Hong Luo

Annals of Chemical Science Research - September, 2025

Energy is an important material basis for the survival and development of human society. Among them, coal resource is one of the important energy mineral resources. In terms of China’s situation, energy development should focus on coal based thermal power production. But the development and utilization of coal will have a serious impact on the ecological environment. At present, China’s total carbon emissions rank first in the world. Therefore, improving energy utilization technology, vigorously developing circular economy, improving energy utilization efficiency and optimizing energy structure are effective methods to solve the environmental problems caused by coal utilization. Coal development environment is a complex ecosystem of nature, society and economy. Based on the developme.....

Research Article

Illinois K-12 Public School Personnel Readiness for Supporting Student Mental Health

Jessica Reichert*, Ryan Maranville, Jing Wang and Ebonie Epinger

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study - September, 2025

With rising rates of mental health disorders among youth, schools have become essential settings for early identification and intervention, despite often facing resource limitations. This study surveyed 160 Illinois K-12 public school personnel to assess their knowledge of mental health, preparedness, and use of mental health skills. Regression analyses examined how individual-level demographic and professional characteristics influenced these outcomes.

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Synthesis and Properties of the Compound TbSbTe3

Zakir Ismailov*, Zivar Hasanova and Rakhila Mirzaeva

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

Chemical interaction in the Sb2Te3 - Tb2Te3 system was studied using physicochemical analysis methods (differential thermal analysis, X-ray phase analysis, microstructural analysis, microhardness measurement and density determination). Based on the analysis results, a phase diagram of the Sb2Te3 - Tb2Te3 systemwas constructed. It was found that the Sb2Te3 - Tb2Te3 section is a quasi-binary section of the Tb-Sb-Te ternary system and belongs to the eutectic type. It is evident from the phase diagrams that in the Sb2Te3 -Tb2Te3 section, a new ternary incongruently melting compound of the TbSbTe3 composition is formed bya peritectic reaction at a temperature of 980K with a component ratio of 1:1. According to the results of X-ray phase analysis, it was established that the TbSbTe3 compound cry.....

Review Article

Preparation, Physical and PhotoElectrochemical Characterization of the Bojarite Mineral Cu3(trz)3(µ3-OH)] Cl2.6H2O at Low Temperature

Bagtache R*, Douba W, Lahmek A, Djaballah AM and Trari M

Biodiversity Online Journal - September, 2025

Bojarite Mineral [Cu3(trz)3(µ3-OH)]Cl2.6H2O was prepared at two temperatures (120 and 150 °C) by hydrothermal route for the first time. The sample was characterized by X-ray Diffraction (XRD), thermal analysis (TG/DTG) and Raman spectroscopy. The XRD analysis shows peaks attributed to Bojarite, crystallizing in a cubic structure. The Raman spectrum displays the characteristic bands of the Bojarite. The TG/DTG profile shows that the product contains water and organic matter, consistent with the nominal composition. A direct optical transition of gap Eg (=2.26eV), determined from the diffuse reflectance correspond to the transition O2-:2p→Cu2+:t2g. The photoelectrochemical has also been undertaken. Voltammetry in Na2SO4 solution (0.1M) exhibits low exchange current density (~2mAcm2) and .....

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Enhancing Food Security Leadership using the FIKR (Facet, Insight, Knowledge and Resilience) Assessment Tool-Based Extension of Holland’s RIASEC Personality Model

Assessment of Hepatitis C Awareness Among the Dental Students and Interns in Dental Colleges in Nagpur, India

Amid the Israeli War on the Gaza Strip – Palestine, Famine is Driving Gazans to Eat the Meat of Globally Endangered Sea Turtles

Evaluation of Serum Calcium and Alkaline Phosphatase Levels Among Sudanese Women Using Hormonal Contraceptives in Shendi Town, Sudan

Psychoanalysis and anti-Semitism

Blockchain Architecture and Software Design Focused on NFTs

Mining in the New Era

Correlation Between Depression and Alzheimer’s Biomarkers: Depression may be Considered an Early Biomarker of Alzheimer?

Assessing Green Shipping Investment Strategies in Bangladesh’s Maritime Logistics Sector

Digitalization of Accounting Learnings, and the Challenges of Gen Z Students

Irradiation Technology

Telemedicine in Bangladesh: Transforming Patient Care in the Digital Age

Adulteration of Ayurvedic Sexual Wellness Products with Phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) Inhibitors: A Threat to Standardization and Patient Safety

Modern Research Trends in Dentistry: A Cross-Disciplinary Perspective Based on Pharmaceutical Innovations

Unexplained Falls in the Elderly are Probably Due to Parkinson’s Disease

Pediatric Robotic Oncology Surgery: Is there a Reduction in Post-Surgical Complications?

Refinement of Dendrite Structure in Single-Crystal Castings of Superalloys

Phase Angle as a Marker of Sarcopenia and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults: Clinical Promise and Research Needs

Classification of Environmental Management Types of Coal Development in China Based on Composite Ecosystem Theory

Illinois K-12 Public School Personnel Readiness for Supporting Student Mental Health

Synthesis and Properties of the Compound TbSbTe3

Preparation, Physical and PhotoElectrochemical Characterization of the Bojarite Mineral Cu3(trz)3(µ3-OH)] Cl2.6H2O at Low Temperature

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