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Cutting Fluids: A Researcher’s Perspective

Roopsandeep Bammidi*, Dowluru Sreeramulu and Durgaprasad Kelli

Evolutions in Mechanical Engineering

DOI: 10.31031/EME.2024.05.000619

In present scenario, the cutting fluids had become most popular area in research wing for the industrial applications. Machining had become most prestigious field that impacted the cutting fluids. The scientist and researchers still are working for the development of cutting fluids. In this manuscript, the short communication regarding a brief overview of cutting fluids had discussed by addressing the importance of cutting fluids and its impact on machining and its environments.

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Developing and Evaluating Culturally Sensitive Mental Health Interventions: How the Scrutiny of Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Initiatives Can Affect Treatment

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

COJ Nursing & Healthcare

DOI: 10.31031/COJNH.2024.09.000707

This research aims to investigate and explore the impacts of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) on mental health treatment, within communities. The primary purpose was to examine and explore how beliefs and traditions influence mental health and the utilization of health services. This study used the Bronfenbrenner theory of 1979 [1] which comprises the Microsystem, Mesosystem, Exosystem, and Chronosystems and its components as a lens of data analysis to examine the impact of the scrutiny of DEI on mental health treatment. This study used a “Non-Experimental Descriptive Statistics” “Quantitative Methodology” to analyze current Secondary Data obtained from CDC, MAMI, NCHS, and NIH to investigate and explore the correlations/relationships between Inclusive and Non-Inclusive d.....

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Effect of the Alpinia Zerumbet oil on the Hypertonia of Children with Cerebral Palsy

Claudia Alcântara de Torre*, Gabriela Marasca, Miucha Gomes, Gisele Ladick, Ariane Franzese and Raquel de Paula Carvalho

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2024.11.000764

The Alpinia Zerumbet oil acts on contractility of muscles decreasing tonus. Hypertonia is common in individuals with Cerebral Palsy (CP). This study aims to investigate if the dermal local application of Alpinia Zerumbet oil can decrease the neural hypertonia in individuals with CP. Methods: 19 individuals with CP, mean age of 18.1 years-old (DP=11.24), 14 levels IV/V and 5 I/II/III of GMFCS, with hypertonia in biceps brachii and adductors of hip. Each subject was assessed through Ashworth and Tardieu modified scales and received the dermal application of Alpinia Zerumbet oil or placebo. After 30 minutes the patient was assessed again. The application was randomized and the evaluators were blind. Same protocol was repeated after one week. Differences between angles before and after .....

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Chitosan Nanoparticles in Oral Drug Delivery: A Comprehensive and Equivocal Review

Ronith Lahoti*, Aidan Weaver and Taehoon Kim

Annals of Chemical Science Research

DOI: 10.31031/ACSR.2024.04.000600

Oral medications are prevalent within modern-day society because of their convenience for patients and their cost-effectiveness. However, challenges such as poor solubility and gastrointestinal degradation decrease their effectiveness. Recently, advancements in nanotechnology have improved the efficiency of drug delivery, with specialized nanocarriers being developed and synthesized for different functions. This review is concentrated on Chitosan Nanoparticles (CSNPs), which are derived from chitosan, a polysaccharide that is biodegradable and offers a promising solution for overcoming certain challenges associated with drug delivery. CSNPs have been synthesized using a variety of methods such as emulsion cross-linking, ionic gelation and biosynthesis and more novel methods such as .....

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Indications and Considerations for PRP Utilization in Sports Medicine

Caleb Morgan MD and Dana Lycans MD, FAAOS*

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2024.11.000763

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has gained traction as a treatment for various musculoskeletal injuries, though its precise indications and timing of administration remain unclear. This article reviews the biological mechanisms underlying PRP’s action as well as common indications for its use. For lateral epicondylitis, systematic reviews indicate significant improvement in patient-reported outcomes compared to placebo and corticosteroids. Evidence is less clear regarding the efficacy of PRP in plantar fasciitis, patellar, and achilles tendonopathies. PRP demonstrates favorable outcomes in rotator cuff tendinopathy, outperforming traditional rehabilitation methods, though comparisons to corticosteroids show limited superiority. PRP also shows promise in surgical settings, parti.....

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Pelvic Ring Fractures INFIX: Minimal Invasive Technique

Amin Elhelw and Haitham Sami Elawadlly*

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2024.11.000762

Fracture pelvis is a serious injury with significant morbidity. There are many surgical options for treating unstable anterior pelvic ring fractures, but the anterior subcutaneous internal pelvic fixator (INFIX) showed high union rate with low complications rate. We describe our technique and instruments in applying INFIX which make it faster, feasible with smaller incision. We had used in more than 100 patients without any loss of reduction after it.

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Cerebral Angiogenesis and Neurogenesis in The Treatment of Ischemic Stroke in Elderly and Geriatric Patients

Ivan V Maksimovich

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies

DOI: 10.31031/GGS.2024.09.000706

Aim: The research is devoted to the clinical application of transcatheter intracerebral Laser Photo Bio Modulation Therapy (PBMT) for angiogenesis stimulation, cerebral collateral blood supply restoration, neurogenesis stimulation, cerebral tissues regeneration in ischemic stroke treatment. Methods: 953 patients aged 30-80 (average age 74.6) with ischemic stroke were examined. There were 696 men (73.03%) 257 women (26.97%). Test group: 610 (64.01%) patients underwent transcatheter intracerebral laser PBMT, of whom 354 (58.04%) had small focal stroke, 189 (30.98%) had medium focal stroke and 67 (10.98%) had macrofocal stroke. Control group: 343 (35.99%) patients underwent conservative treatment, of whom 256 (74.64%) had small focal stroke, 43 (12.54%) had medium focal stroke and 44.....

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Application of Friction Welding in Electric Vehicle Construction

Zakaria Boumerzoug*

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science

DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2024.12.000793

The massive electrification of vehicles is essential to achieve climate objectives. An electric vehicle emits significantly less greenhouse gases than a conventional thermal vehicle. Electric vehicles present unprecedented challenges that all car manufacturers must face. The autonomy and price of vehicles remain at the heart of consumers’ concerns. Manufacturers must turn to new, and more efficient production methods. Friction welding is an assembly process that can meet these concerns. This process has several advantages such as reducing the weight of the car because it does not use a filler metal, which also reduces the cost of its production.

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ESG Criteria & Executive Directors’ Compensation – Focus on Directors of the French CAC40

Viviane de Beaufort* and Hichâm Ben Chaïb

Strategies in Accounting and Management

DOI: 10.31031/SIAM.2024.05.000604

This study, conducted by the European Centre for Law and Economics (CEDE) at ESSEC, analyses the integration of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria into the remuneration policy of executive directors (DMS) of the CAC40, utilizing research carried out within the Women Board Ready ESSEC programme in 2023. In response to growing extra-financial challenges, the remuneration of DMS has evolved to include ESG objectives, aiming to encourage a serious consideration of these criteria in the strategies of major corporations, alongside the evolving legal framework. The inclusion of ESG criteria in remuneration packages is now a widespread practice among large European companies, though the weighting and nature of the criteria used vary significantly. Reports from the Responsible .....

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Spirulina platensis, A Functional Feed Additive in Finfish Aquaculture – An Update

Einar Ringø*

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

DOI: 10.31031/EIMBO.2024.07.000660

As the price of fish meal is high, cheaper suitable alternatives are evaluated. Spirulina could be a functional alternative protein- and vitamins source in finfish aquaculture. The bluegreen algae Spirulina, microalgae, are multicellular filamentous cyanobacteria [1] and grows well at pH around 8.5 and above, and at temperature around 30 °C. Analysis have shown high amounts of antioxidants, microelements, vitamins, essential amino acids, y-linoleic acid and phenolic compounds [2,3]. In addition, Spirulina has revealed cholesterol-lowering properties, beneficial effects in various inflammatory diseases [4], and modulated the gut microbiota composition [5,6]. Due to its high protein content, 60-70% of dry weight [7], Spirulina is one of the most used microalgae in aquaculture as feed.....

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Revolutionizing Supermarket Checkout: A Comprehensive Review of RFID-Enabled Shopping Carts for Automatic Payments and Real-Time Inventory Tracking

Marios Vlachos*

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

DOI: 10.31031/COJTS.2024.05.000605

This paper presents a comprehensive review of RFID-enabled shopping carts, an innovative solution designed for automatic payments and real-time inventory tracking in supermarkets. By integrating RFID technology into shopping carts, these systems automatically update the cart’s contents as products are inserted, streamlining checkout processes and enhancing operational efficiencies. This review examines the underlying technology, benefits, challenges, and potential applications of RFID-enabled shopping carts in the retail industry, offering insights into implementation considerations and future research directions.

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A Point Cloud to BIM-Model Protocol Proposal

Andrei Crisan*

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

DOI: 10.31031/COJTS.2024.05.000606

The information flow within BIM projects is supported by ISO 19650 series, open standards and additional documents developed and maintained by building Smart. The protocol presented hereafter was developed to ensure seamless data transfer between various stakeholders and project phases, while limiting the loss of information. It is important to note that the various elements of the protocol (e.g. roles, data related activities, software interoperability, standards, communication and human-machine interface) are accounted implicitly and are an integral part of the protocol related documents.

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An Introduction for Dyke Underground Chrome Mining in Zimbabwe

Zhao Jian Jian*

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science

DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2024.12.000792

The Great Dyke is a narrow, linear NNE trending body of mafic and ultramafic rocks 550km in length and between 4km and 11km wide that intrudes Archaean granitoids and greenstone belts of the Zimbabwe Craton [1]. The claims are distributed over a 550km stretch of the Great Dyke, from Tengenenge in the north to the CSC area south West of Zvishavane in the South. There are totally 11 seams of chromite mineralization in great dyke. Seams 1 and 2 are mostly exposed in Middle and South Dyke. The Middle Dyke has seam 1 up to seam 4 exposed. Seam 2 to 10 is better exposed in the North dyke [2]. Conventional mining method employed currently for Dyke underground mines in Zimbabwe is Resue Breast Stoping. This method is done using handheld pneumatic jackhammers for drilling the stope face, wi.....

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Dietary Supplementation in Metabòlic Acidosis in Patients with Liver Dysfunction

Joanna Michalina Jurek*

Interventions in Obesity & Diabetes

DOI: 10.31031/IOD.2024.06.000647

The liver plays a crucial role in maintaining acid-base equilibrium, an essential process for overall metabolic homeostasis. This review explores the liver’s involvement in acid-base regulation, focusing on mechanisms like lactic acid metabolism, urea production, ketogenesis, and albumin homeostasis. Liver dysfunction, such as cirrhosis or acute liver failure, can lead to metabolic acidosis, exacerbated by conditions like hyponatremia, hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis, and lactic acidosis. Additionally, dietary habits, particularly high-protein and low-carbohydrate diets, can further disrupt acid-base balance, influencing conditions like Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD). Dietary interventions and supplementation offer potential strategies for managing metabolic acidosis .....

Short Communication

Effect of Tobacco Farming as a Cash Crop on Forest Cover in Kuria East Sub-County-Migori County

Matera MM* and Karuku GN

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy

DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2024.14.000842

Background: Tobacco growing is one of the major causes, if not the main one of deforestation in the world, especially for crop expansion and for use of wood to cure tobacco. Objective: The study seeks identification of alternative crops to tobacco according to climate and type of soils, and undertaking sensitization program for farmers in order to make them aware of the problems associated with tobacco farming and assist them in the shift to production of other crops.

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The Importance of Including Plants in the Roads as Part of the Carnivore Conservation Strategy

Ana Piñeiro*

Biodiversity Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/BOJ.2024.05.000601

Communication by scent marking is an integral part of the behavioral ecology of many carnivores [1,2]. Olfactory marking by urine, feces, secretions, scratching the ground, or rubbing is common in carnivorous species [3-5]. In this context, these scent marks have the advantage that they can be used where other signals may be difficult to detect, such as in dense vegetation, at night or underground [4]. In addition, such marks can remain active for a long time, so that other animals can smell individual signals even when the emitter is absent [6]. Due to the spatial dispersion of their populations, carnivores resort to scent making to deposit volatile chemical compounds as an indirect method of interspecific [2] and intraspecific [7,8] communication. Thus, one of the main functions .....

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Disintegration of Zebra Mussels in a Life Force Energy-Supported Ecosystem

W John Martin*

Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies

DOI: 10.31031/EAES.2024.12.000790

Many aquatic ecosystems have been destabilized by the release into the water of excessive agricultural and industrial chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and animal and human waste. Adverse ecological responses commonly include the overgrowth of filamentous algae, and toxic cyanobacteria (also known as bluegreen algae). Ecosystems can potentially adapt to disruptions of the customarily utilized functional pathways by resorting to less energy-efficient pathways (Nature’s allostasis). Adaptability is limited, however, when the required additional energy is unavailable. Ecological disruptions can, however, be potentially overcome by increasing the water’s levels of a proposed life force termed KELEA, an acronym for Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction. Kiko technology comprises .....

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Learning Optimization Strategies

Vlad-Florin Chelaru*

Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/RMES.2024.11.000757

In this paper, we present a comprehensive review of learning strategies based on a meta-analysis of existing literature. The study aimed to identify effective methods for long-term information retention. Results indicate that practice testing and distributed practice are the most effective strategies, with moderate effectiveness for elaborated interrogation, self-explanation, and multimodal training. Other methods, such as creating outlines, underlining, and rereading, demonstrated lower effectiveness. We also highlight the importance of teacher involvement in promoting effective learning styles.

Mini Review

Advances in Solar-Driven CO2 Conversion to Methanol by BioInspired Multienzyme Cascade Systems: A Mini Review

Rajashree Borgohain*

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2024.20.001000

The increasing concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere, surpassing critical safety thresholds, alongside rising global energy demands driven by population growth, underscores the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions. This review explores various techniques-thermal, photochemical, electrochemical, and enzymatic-aimed at converting CO2 into valuable hydrocarbons and other products. Enzymatic approaches, utilizing proteins and microorganism-based enzymes for CO2 reduction via redox reactions, are highlighted for their environmental friendliness, reduced toxicity, and efficiency in transforming CO2 into hydrocarbon fuels. Strategies integrating enzymatic systems with polymers, transition metals, and semiconductors to enhance CO2 reduction applications are discussed, emp.....

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Why to do Formative and Shared Assessment in Physical Education

Víctor ML Pastor*, Teresa F Nieto and Carla F Garcimartín

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2024.10.000746

The aim of this essay is to present the model called ‘Formative and Shared-Assessment in Physical Education’ (F&SA in PE) and the advantages that it has when developing PE models focused on student learning. In the first section we explain the basic characteristics of the model and in the second section we explain its advantages when developing a more educational PE. The evidence obtained in different educational contexts shows the positive impact of F&SA in the learning outcomes in PE and PE-Teacher Education (PETE).

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Impressions of an Electrolyte Hydration Beverage among Individuals Participating in Collegiate Soccer

SA Cage*, AP Jacobsen, RL Peebles, J Gibson, D Lege, EJ Bobel and RX French

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2024.10.000747

It is well documented that physically active individuals participating in exercise under frequently encountered environmental conditions regularly experience mild to moderate dehydration. Previous research has shown that dehydrated individuals exhibited decreased cognitive and physical performance during physical activity. As such, ensuring individuals are properly hydrated during exercise is of critical importance to sports medicine healthcare providers. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to describe the opinions of individuals participating in collegiate men’s and women’s soccer related to an electrolyte hydration beverage. A secondary purpose of this study was to describe the effect of the examined beverage on gastrointestinal health. A total of 61 individuals participat.....

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Grapsidae Family (Decapoda, Brachyura), Semi-Terrestrial Crabs, in Ecotoxicology: State of Knowledge and New Molecular Biomarker Dataset to Develop Investigations

Vincent Leignel*, Wassim Guermazi, Yolène Letertre and Neila Annabi-Trabelsi

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

DOI: 10.31031/EIMBO.2024.07.000659

The Grapsidae (Brachyura, Decapoda) family includes 37 crab species, abundant along the coasts (subtidal and intertidal zones) and in mangroves worldwide. Seven genera are defined: Geograpsus, Goniopsis, Grapsus, Leptograpsus, Metopograpsus, Pachygrapsus, and Planes. These crabs have high physiological tolerance to fluctuations of ecological factors and are good accumulators of pollutants. Publications mentioned their use in ecotoxicological investigations in Africa, America, Asia, and Europe. Nevertheless, the studies using these crabs in ecotoxicology were focused on the contents of the chemical compounds (metals, microplastics…) in their tissues and the measure of the antioxidative enzymatic responses. A putative explanation of this underuse in ecotoxicology as model species of.....

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Cutting Fluids: A Researcher’s Perspective

Developing and Evaluating Culturally Sensitive Mental Health Interventions: How the Scrutiny of Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Initiatives Can Affect Treatment

Effect of the Alpinia Zerumbet oil on the Hypertonia of Children with Cerebral Palsy

Chitosan Nanoparticles in Oral Drug Delivery: A Comprehensive and Equivocal Review

Indications and Considerations for PRP Utilization in Sports Medicine

Pelvic Ring Fractures INFIX: Minimal Invasive Technique

Cerebral Angiogenesis and Neurogenesis in The Treatment of Ischemic Stroke in Elderly and Geriatric Patients

Application of Friction Welding in Electric Vehicle Construction

ESG Criteria & Executive Directors’ Compensation – Focus on Directors of the French CAC40

Spirulina platensis, A Functional Feed Additive in Finfish Aquaculture – An Update

Revolutionizing Supermarket Checkout: A Comprehensive Review of RFID-Enabled Shopping Carts for Automatic Payments and Real-Time Inventory Tracking

A Point Cloud to BIM-Model Protocol Proposal

An Introduction for Dyke Underground Chrome Mining in Zimbabwe

Dietary Supplementation in Metabòlic Acidosis in Patients with Liver Dysfunction

Effect of Tobacco Farming as a Cash Crop on Forest Cover in Kuria East Sub-County-Migori County

The Importance of Including Plants in the Roads as Part of the Carnivore Conservation Strategy

Disintegration of Zebra Mussels in a Life Force Energy-Supported Ecosystem

Learning Optimization Strategies

Advances in Solar-Driven CO2 Conversion to Methanol by BioInspired Multienzyme Cascade Systems: A Mini Review

Why to do Formative and Shared Assessment in Physical Education

Impressions of an Electrolyte Hydration Beverage among Individuals Participating in Collegiate Soccer

Grapsidae Family (Decapoda, Brachyura), Semi-Terrestrial Crabs, in Ecotoxicology: State of Knowledge and New Molecular Biomarker Dataset to Develop Investigations

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