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Autonomy-Decision in Gerontology

Soares Luisa

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies

DOI: 10.31031/GGS.2024.09.000705

Several studies have shown that autonomous regulation is positively associated with active participation in treatment programs, particularly in alcoholic clients [1] obese clients [2] adolescents undergoing programs to help clients with diabetes [3-5]. In gerontology little has been done, with older people who underwent hip fracture surgery [6]. People feel more competent when they are stimulated towards autonomy and autonomous motivation and the perception of competence are good predictors of maintenance of change [3,7] This review highlights this aspect and pretends to show studies that evidence the importance of autonomy for all ages, but elderly people.

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Finance for Science and Technology: From Innovation to Entrepreneurship and Industrial Transformation

Xiaofei HAN, Qin LI and Yu ZHOU*

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2024.16.000884

The integration of financial resources with technological innovation is essential for driving economic growth and fostering social development. This review explores the mechanisms through which Finance for Science and Technology (FST) supports technological advancements, entrepreneurship and industrial transformation. By analyzing the impact of financial support on innovation, industrial transformation, and financial sector evolution, this review highlights the pivotal role of FST in the technology commercialization, new productivity development and high-quality growth of the economy. Additionally, this review examines future trajectory of FST, offering insights into how targeted financial strategies can continue to promote sustainable development and long-term industrial competitiv.....

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Transforming Naphtha Steam Crackers for Plastic Waste and Biogenic Feedstocks

Henrik Thunman*, Chahat Mandviwala, Teresa Vilches Berdugo and Martin Seemann

Progress in Petrochemical Science

DOI: 10.31031/PPS.2024.06.000642

In an era where sustainability and profitability are crucial, conventional naphtha steam crackers are increasingly challenged by competing processes and stringent environmental regulations. A pioneering approach from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden presents a promising solution. This innovative method also addresses the inefficiencies of current plastic recycling methods and paves the way for the transition toward a circular economy. The rise of low-cost alternative feedstocks like ethane and LPG, combined with advanced processes like CATOFIN® PDH that offer high selectivity for olefins directly from alkanes, has led to an oversupply of olefins in the petrochemical market. Additionally, the increasing costs associated with fossil CO2 emissions make naphtha steam crackers less.....

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Accelerated Regeneration of Human Skin using Acellular Fish Skin Grafts: A Comprehensive Review

Sandipan Nag, Soumili Ghosh and Pranab Roy*

Innovations in Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine

The quest for effective wound healing strategies has led to the exploration of novel biomaterials, with acellular fish skin grafts emerging as a promising solution for accelerating the regeneration of human skin. This comprehensive review provides an in-depth analysis of the scientific literature surrounding the application of acellular fish skin grafts in wound care and tissue regeneration. Drawing upon evidence from experimental studies, clinical trials, and mechanistic investigations, the review elucidates the structural, biochemical, and immunomodulatory properties of fish skin that contribute to its efficacy as a biomimetic scaffold for skin regeneration. Through a synthesis of key findings, the review highlights the diverse applications of acellular fish skin grafts in promoti.....

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Visual Mapping of Studies on Vitamin D in Football Players

Mehmet Alperen Ustuner and Muhammed Yildiz*

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2024.11.000759

This bibliometric analysis examines the research landscape of vitamin D in football players from 1975 to 2024, utilizing bibliometric techniques to assess publication types, research fields, citation counts, and international collaborations. Vitamin D’s crucial role in bone health, muscle development, and overall physiological function makes it particularly relevant for athletes. The study identifies that research articles are predominant (81.06%), with a significant focus on sports sciences (46.21%) and nutrition and dietetics (27.27%). The analysis highlights high-impact studies and prominent authors, such as Radziminski Lukasz and Close Graeme L., and underscores the strong international collaboration, notably among the USA, England, and Poland. Keyword density maps emphasize t.....

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Sow Litter Size and Piglet Development

Roberto G Martínez Gamba* and Gerardo Ramírez Hernández

Clinical Research in Animal Science

DOI: 10.31031/CRAS.2024.03.000565

As knowledge about the principles of inheritance has increased, the selection process in pigs has been carried out in a more systematic way. Selection initially focused on physical appearance, but, from the 1950s onwards, production traits were increasingly used [1]. Initially, progress was observed in carcass and growth traits, while reproductive traits showed little improvement and as a consequence, litter size changed relatively little [2].

Research Article

Smart Collision Alerting and Collision Avoidance System for Unmanned Surface Vehicles

Vishwamithra Sunkara* and Jason R McKenna

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

DOI: 10.31031/EIMBO.2024.07.000658

Recent technological advancements have increased unmanned marine traffic worldwide. The Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) have gained much attention due to their potential benefits while the research into motion planning and Collision Avoidance (COLAV) is challenging in marine environments. In this paper, we propose a smart collision alerting and collision avoidance system that can be used in both cooperative and non-cooperative marine environments. The collision avoidance in stand-on vehicles perspective is minimal in the literature. The proposed collision alerting system notifies both the give way and the stand-on vehicles for possible collision encounters, so collision avoidance maneuvers can be executed. The International Marine Organization (IMO) defined the international regula.....

Case Report

Recurrent Intentionnaly Foreign Body Ingestion in Psychiatric Disorderd Patients: An Ethical Issue

Ralph Briner* and Jean-Louis Frossard

Forensic Science & Addiction Research

DOI: 10.31031/FSAR.2024.06.000645

Ingestion of foreign bodies occurs either unconsciously in normal people or intentionally in patient with mental health problem. While these episodes are usually self-limited in time, we here report the case of a 24-year-old female suffering from moderate intellectual disability, as well as borderline personality disorder who repeatedly ingested foreign bodies of very dissimilar nature. Because the number of intentionally ingested foreign bodies was so numerous over time and created a huge burden on the medical staff, the multidisciplinary team in charge of the patient decided to end endoscopic removal after a large panel discussion including Ethicians and Forensic doctors.

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The Mapping and Analyses of the Defined and Classified Underlined Health Conditions and Life Expectancies among Blacks/African Americans in the US “COVID-19 Outbreak”

Park E Atatah*, Catherine W Kisavi-Atatah, Angela Branch-Vital, Dwedor Ford and Beverly Sande

COJ Nursing & Healthcare

DOI: 10.31031/COJNH.2024.09.000706

This comprehensive data driven evidence-based research study investigated, analyzed, explored, and mapped the roles “classified underlined or underlying health conditions” played in the “life expectancies” among Blacks/African Americans in the US before and during COVD-19 pandemics outbreak between 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. This study used “Social Construction of the Ideology of Reality Theory” as lens of analysis. This study selected quantitative “Non-Experimental Research Descriptive Statistics” as statistical measurements’ tool of analyzing collected secondary data as the option of methodology. This study collected secondary data from CDC in 2024 dealing with deaths among Blacks/African Americans in the US in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. The study finds and con.....

Research Article

Quality of Coffee Beverage Fermented by Commercial and Wild Microorganisms: Compared by Physicochemical and Sensory Analyses

Sandy R Dias, Cintia da Silva Araújo, Leandro L Macedo, Flávia de Abreu Pinheiro and Wilton S Cardoso

Novel Techniques in Nutrition & Food Science

DOI: 10.31031/NTNF.2024.08.000677

The controlled fermentation of coffee improves the quality of the beverage. This study aimed to evaluate the quality of Arabica coffee using inoculants of both commercial and wild microorganisms for wet coffee fermentation and to assess the final quality of the fermented coffees using these different starter cultures. The musts were evaluated for reducing sugar content using the DNS method over fermentation time and the coffee beans (green and roasting) were assessed for soluble protein content using the Bradford method, reducing sugars and sensory quality analysis through cupping tests. The reducing sugar content of the musts decreased after 24 hours of fermentation for all treatments, except for the commercial yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae Safbrew T-58, where this parameter was statisti.....

Research Article

Factors Associated with Cesarean Section Birth in Mexico from 2008 to 2017

Vallejos Parás Alfonso*, Cabrera Gaytán DA, Hernández Bautista PF, Betancourt Jaimes L, Valle Alvarado G, Carrillo Vega MF, Arriaga Nieto L, Cruz Orozco O, Rivera Mahey MG and Moctezuma Paz A

Investigations in Gynecology Research & Womens Health

DOI: 10.31031/IGRWH.2024.05.000605

Introduction: Over the last thirty years, there has been a significant increase in the number of cesarean sections worldwide and in Mexico. The global recommendation is that the percentage of births by cesarean section should not exceed 15% of all births, as surpassing this threshold is associated with severe maternal morbidity and mortality.

Opinion

Innovations in Spinoplastic Surgery: Shaping the Future of Complex Spinal Reconstruction

Jonathan L Jeger, Erik Verhey, Nicole Van Spronsen, Casey Martinez, Sebastian Winocour, Maziyar A Kalani, Michael Bohl, Alexander E Ropper and Edward M Reece

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2024.11.000758

The role of plastic surgeons in spine reconstruction has historically been limited to management of postoperative spinal wound complications. Over the last decade, however, plastic surgeons have played an increasingly important role in the world of spine surgery. Particularly in complex and revision spine surgery cases, plastic surgeons frequently collaborate with their neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery colleagues to treat and prevent complications. Recent developments in the field, expanding indications for spine surgery, the increased global burden of spinal osteomyelitis, and the relatively high likelihood of wound and other complications secondary to complex spine surgery have led to greater degrees of plastic surgery involvement, including plastic surgeons functioning in bot.....

Case Report

Real Behavior and Virtual Behavior: Ethological Approach to Study the Interfaces in The Case of Manned Space Missions

Tafforin C*

COJ Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

DOI: 10.31031/COJRA.2024.04.000578

Our study addresses issues on association of real behavior manifestations and virtual behavior conceptions with a specific methodology-based solution. Human ethology treats of the interfaces with the goal to analyze optimal relationships between the individual and the environment in the case of crews’ adaptation to long-duration spaceflights. We assume the efficiency of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in this problematic. Ethological method consists in observation, description and quantification of the motor, individual, social, spatial and verbal behaviors in usual activities, working tasks or experimental tests. Discussion suggests steps of relevant methodological applications and related technological innovations in the approach of adequacies or peculiarities inherent to h.....

Research Article

Determination of Color, Whiteness Index, and Glossiness Properties in Wax Applied American white oak (Quercus alba) Wood

Umit Ayata* and Ahmet Ayata

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy

DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2024.14.000840

In today’s context, American white oak wood is used in agricultural tools, carpentry, doors, railway vehicles, furniture, and upholstery. In this study, surfaces obtained by applying wax at different coat numbers (1, 2, and 3) on American white oak (Quercus alba) wood were evaluated for color parameters, glossiness (║ and ⊥, 20 o, 60 o, and 85 o), and whiteness index (WI*) (║ and ⊥) values.

Research Article

Cyber Risk and Cyber Security: Cyber Access Control with Data Mining

Mariagrazia Fugini*

Open Access Biostatistics & Bioinformatics

DOI: 10.31031/OABB.2024.03.000575

This paper presents concepts about adaptive cyber security for areas where risks and emergencies need to be managed and may require modifying authorizations dynamically due to risks. In scenarios where risks may occur, cyber security has to be managed dynamically granting and revoking access rights according to the needs-to-save Safety of Smart cyberspaces.

Opinion

Behavioral Human Factors in Non-Invasive Health Monitoring

Valentina Nino* and Maria Valero

Academic Journal of Engineering Studies

DOI: 10.31031/AES.2024.03.000573

Non-invasive health monitoring technologies, such as continuous glucose monitors and wearable heart rate sensors, have revolutionized the way we manage health by offering real-time data without the need for invasive procedures. However, the success and accuracy of these devices are not solely dependent on technological advancements. Behavioral human factors, including user-centered design, psychological drivers, and behavioral aptitudes, play a crucial role in their effectiveness. This opinion paper explores the intersection of technology and human behavior, emphasizing how user habits, health literacy, and engagement influence the reliability and adoption of non-invasive health monitors.

Mini Review

Some Metal Oxide Semiconductors Thin Films applied in Gas Sensor Applications

Youssef Doubi*, Bouchaib Hartiti, Philippe Thevenin and Maryam Siadat

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2024.16.000883

This mini review focuses on the application of N and P‐type metal oxides semiconductor thin films, such as TiO2, SnO2, CO3O4 and Mn3O4, used in air pollution for NO2 and H2S gas sensing applications. Metal Oxide thin films exhibit several advantages including a higher catalytic effect, low humidity dependence, and improved performance. However, the sensing performance of metal oxide thin films is strongly related to their intrinsic physicochemical properties of the materials. A review of each comparison, as well as metal oxide that has the high gas sensitivity in the recent years. Future trends to overcome the challenges of metal oxide semiconductors gas sensors are also presented

Mini Review

Beyond the Thermometer: Navigating the HeatDriven Links between Climate Change and Women’s Health in Pakistan

Farhana Tabassum*, Zayaan Delawalla, Shafaq Nami, Aadarsh Arif and Jai Das

Novel Practices in Medical Study

Pakistan faces a complex intersection of climate change, maternal and child health, and extreme heat, demanding urgent action. The continuous combustion of fossil fuels and exploitation of natural resources drive climate change, posing severe global threats. The resulting impacts, such as extreme heat events, rising sea levels, and intensified weather phenomena, heighten the vulnerability of nations. In this context, Pakistan, ranked as the 5th most climate-vulnerable country, stands out in the South Asian landscape, experiencing climate-related challenges across economic and human development aspects, including variations in precipitation, heatwaves, floods, and glacial melt. Extreme heat has emerged as a growing threat to community well-being, exacerbating health conditions and fa.....

Research Article

Stress Distribution Analysis in ZrB2- SiC Based Thermal Protection System Using Machine Learning Driven Approach

Carmine Zuccarini*, Karthikeyan Ramachandran and Doni Daniel Jayaseelan

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2024.20.000999

Data-to-knowledge has significantly increased over the last decades, and this led to a new paradigm of science where Machine Learning (ML) and big data are utilised to optimize and solve complex problems. This study is the first of its kind to evaluate a non-discrete stress distribution behaviour of ZrB2 /SiC composite based thermal protection system (TPS) using ML. Thermo-fluid analysis using FEM at re-entry conditions indicated maximum external temperature of 5000 K with boundary layer pressure up to 205 MPa. The ML driven approach through Keras library with combination of clustering indicated that high thermal stress occurs within approximately on three quarters of boundary layer separation points where flow is highly stochastic, and oxygen ionization takes place. A maximum stre.....

Review Article

Modeling Work-Flow of the “CylinderPiston” Type Devices Using a Universal Thermo-Dynamic Model

Alexander Khrulev*

Evolutions in Mechanical Engineering

DOI: 10.31031/EME.2024.05.000618

A universal thermodynamic model for calculating the workflow of “cylinder-piston” type systems which describes step by step the processes in the cylinder, and takes into account the real nature of the intakeexhaust and air leakage processes has been developed. Using the model, three completely different applied problems, including modeling hydro lock when fluid enters the cylinder of an internal combustion engine, modeling the dynamics of the catapult trolley motion during the launch of an unmanned aerial vehicle and modeling the engine indicator diagram during cold cranking when measuring compression were solved. Control modeling and comparison with known experimental data on the processes of air compression in cylinder with liquid (hydro lock), results of pressure measures in the en.....

Opinion

The Problems and Optimization Paths of China’s State Owned Capital Budget

Jie Yan* and Rongfang Mu

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2024.16.000882

In 2022, the aggregated assets of China’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) reached a substantial sum of 339.5 trillion yuan, the total assets of financial enterprises amounted to 400.9 trillion yuan. Additionally, the total assets of administrative state-owned assets was recorded at 59.8 trillion yuan. The total assets across three sectors reached 800 trillion yuan, which is a huge national financial resource for China. The main problems in the current state-owned capital budget in China While the scale of China’s state-owned capital budget has been progressively enlarged in recent years, some challenges persist within Chinese state-owned capital budgeting framework

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Integrating Evidence-Based Practice in the Clinical Decision-Making of Nurses: Cross-Sectional Design

Ma Ana Flor C Pascua*, Arianne Katrina Coballes, Mary Anna Mendoza, Tyrone L Bitanga, Lalaine Bangloy, Clarinda Fulleros, Ma Angelica Agdippa, Lejardine Rose Salcedo, Nenita Bernadas and Millie M Obra

COJ Nursing & Healthcare

DOI: 10.31031/COJNH.2024.09.000705

The researchers’ objective was to describe the crucial role of nurses in utilizing evidence-based practice to make decisions about the quality of patient care delivery in a tertiary care academic medical center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, through a cross-sectional online survey. The study population consisted of 570 nurses, with a mean duration of 7.9 years. The findings of this study underscore the importance of nurses in the current state of EBP in Saudi nursing and identify areas for improvement. The results showed that nurses working across the three entities of tertiary care academic medical center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, viewed EBP favorably. However, their knowledge of where to search for and critique EBP was lacking, indicating a potential area for significant improvement. A.....

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Autonomy-Decision in Gerontology

Finance for Science and Technology: From Innovation to Entrepreneurship and Industrial Transformation

Transforming Naphtha Steam Crackers for Plastic Waste and Biogenic Feedstocks

Accelerated Regeneration of Human Skin using Acellular Fish Skin Grafts: A Comprehensive Review

Visual Mapping of Studies on Vitamin D in Football Players

Sow Litter Size and Piglet Development

Smart Collision Alerting and Collision Avoidance System for Unmanned Surface Vehicles

Recurrent Intentionnaly Foreign Body Ingestion in Psychiatric Disorderd Patients: An Ethical Issue

The Mapping and Analyses of the Defined and Classified Underlined Health Conditions and Life Expectancies among Blacks/African Americans in the US “COVID-19 Outbreak”

Quality of Coffee Beverage Fermented by Commercial and Wild Microorganisms: Compared by Physicochemical and Sensory Analyses

Factors Associated with Cesarean Section Birth in Mexico from 2008 to 2017

Innovations in Spinoplastic Surgery: Shaping the Future of Complex Spinal Reconstruction

Real Behavior and Virtual Behavior: Ethological Approach to Study the Interfaces in The Case of Manned Space Missions

Determination of Color, Whiteness Index, and Glossiness Properties in Wax Applied American white oak (Quercus alba) Wood

Cyber Risk and Cyber Security: Cyber Access Control with Data Mining

Behavioral Human Factors in Non-Invasive Health Monitoring

Some Metal Oxide Semiconductors Thin Films applied in Gas Sensor Applications

Beyond the Thermometer: Navigating the HeatDriven Links between Climate Change and Women’s Health in Pakistan

Stress Distribution Analysis in ZrB2- SiC Based Thermal Protection System Using Machine Learning Driven Approach

Modeling Work-Flow of the “CylinderPiston” Type Devices Using a Universal Thermo-Dynamic Model

The Problems and Optimization Paths of China’s State Owned Capital Budget

Integrating Evidence-Based Practice in the Clinical Decision-Making of Nurses: Cross-Sectional Design

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