The Protection of Human Rights Under the Artificial Intelligence Act by Pham Trang Thi Minh

“…This paper will examine AI systems and explore the current challenges related to human rights in the context of rapid AI advancement. …”
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The teaching of Bioethics and the decision making: impacts at medical students by Emerson Felix Fernandes, Margareth Rose Priel

“…The evolution and consolidation of the Bioethics discipline after four decades of development and expansion throughout the world along with the Biotechnology development and the increasingly complex human relationships that started to question about the limits of the beginning and the end of life in relation to the technology advancements, and even to the limits of the Humankind concept. …”
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Diabetic cardiomyopathy: merely a complication or a distinct understudied disease? by B. U. Mardanov, M. N. Mamedov

“…At the same time, ongoing studies increasingly reveal characteristic disorders of heart function with pathophysiological features, suggesting that DCM may constitute a separate condition occurring within the diabetic context. …”
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Vers un langage de conception d’UX − Proposition d’un lexique pour représenter l’expérience utilisateur conçue dans des activités de conception by Benoît Dabouis, Vincent Boccara, Bernard Yannou

“…The importance of taking user experience (UX) into account during design is increasingly recognized. In this context, this article looks at UX design activities carried out by teams of designers, and how they can be improved. …”
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Preserving Innovation: Ensuring the Future of Today’s Scholarship by Karen L Hanson

“…Scholars are experimenting with increasingly diverse digital technologies to express their research in new ways. …”
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Formalizing Public Transit in Mid-Sized Developing Cities by Hasan Shahab, Hemin Mohammed

“… Mid-sized cities in developing cities face increasing demand to modernize their public transit (PT) systems to advance sustainability, equity, and resilience. …”
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Mapping the Landscape of Impostor Phenomenon Research in Organizational Behavior: A Bibliometric Study between 2003 and 2022 by Füsun Çınar Altıntaş, Hümeyra Demirbas

“…This study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the research status of this topic during this period and to determine the main and sub-themes in which this concept has been examined in academic contexts. The current study focuses on determining which main and sub-themes this concept is examined in academic context. …”
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Green skills gap—A way ahead by Terence Cook, David Elliott

“…But, although there will be a need for new people coming into the industry to have the right skills, there will also be a need to upskill the current workforce. While the education system will play a role in increasing skills and raising awareness of green career paths, industry must also play a major role, for example via apprenticeship schemes and in-house training. …”
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Variation of gut microbiota composition in a honey bee breeding population: exploring potential links with docility and honey production by M.G. De Iorio, G. Minozzi, F. Tiezzi

“…Today the survival of bees is increasingly dependent on beekeeping practices. In this context, the present study explores the composition of honey bee gut microbiota, its changes in time and its potential relationship with two key traits of interest to beekeepers: docility and honey yield. …”
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The return of protectionism: Prospects for Sino-US trade relations in the wake of the trade war by Hong Ma, Jingxin Ning

“…We then discuss the economic consequences of the conflict, including the effect of tariff increases on product prices, employment, investment, consumption, and welfare. …”
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Student experiences of attending the first online Southern African Students Psychology Conference at an open distance e-learning university in South Africa by Janice K Moodley-Marie, Bianca Parry, Itumeleng Masisi

“…The devastation and aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to pervade almost every sphere of human existence, albeit arguably increasingly nuanced. As we move into the post-pandemic world, it is essential to reflect on the lessons learned and forge transformed decolonialised ways of knowledge production in higher education. …”
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“Do I need to reinvent myself?” Stigmatization of sport-related identities of Chinese students by Jiangxi Chen, Weiguang Ni

“…ObjectivesWhile many studies have shown that student-athletes are a stigmatized group and topics related to them have received increasing attention, few studies have focused on the current situation of Chinese sports students (tiyu sheng) with the same dual identity as student-athletes. …”
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE AI ERA: ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO MEDICAL INNOVATIONS by Cecep Mustafa, Rita Komalasari

“…Traditional IP frameworks are increasingly ill-equipped to address issues of ownership, access, and benefit-sharing arising from AI-generated medical inventions. …”
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Improving polygenic prediction from summary data by learning patterns of effect sharing across multiple phenotypes. by Deborah Kunkel, Peter Sørensen, Vijay Shankar, Fabio Morgante

“…By using summary data, we achieve the twin goal of increasing the applicability of the mr.mash model to data sets that are not publicly available and making it scalable to biobank-size data. …”
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Resilience During Crisis: COVID-19 and the New Age of Remote Work in Higher Education—A Systematic Literature Review by Obianuju E. Okeke-Uzodike, Edwige Pauline Ngo Henha

“…This article addresses this research gap using a systematic Literature Review method to unearth the current state of scientific research regarding resilience in Crisis Management in the context of remote work during COVID-19. …”
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Analysis of Methods and Tools for Detecting Sensitive Information in Source Code: Issues of Accuracy and Completeness by Sergey Lebed, Sophiia Ibragimova

“…In the context of widespread adoption of DevOps practices and increasing software system complexity, the issue of sensitive information leakage – such as API keys, passwords, and tokens – directly from source code and configuration files is becoming critically important. …”
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Phosphatase Dysregulation in Cancer: Signaling Pathways and Therapeutic Opportunities by Maryam Jama, Michael Overduin, Khaled H. Barakat

“…ABSTRACT Phosphatases are increasingly recognized as critical regulators of cancer biology, with important roles in both tumor cells and the tumor immune microenvironment (TIME). …”
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MEASURES AND TOOLS TO STREAMLINE THE TRANSITION TO GREEN ECONOMY IN ROMANIA by Adrian Valentin BUȚA, Mihaela NECULIȚĂ, Dragoș CRISTEA, Ștefan PETREA, Alina MOGODAN, Ira SIMIONOV

“…The private and public spheres must reach a common point through which they can reduce the wear and tear of economic growth with the aim of reducing environmental risks, enhancing the use of resources and increasing the quality of life. This paper aims to identify the tools needed to adopt a Green Economy by analysing current opportunities for economic development based on sustainable policies and investments. …”
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Crowdsourcing and Digital Information: Looking for a Future Research Agenda by Fernando J. Garrigos-Simon, Yeamduan Narangajavana-Kaosiri

“…Crowdsourcing has become increasingly relevant in academic research due to its role in the evolving digital landscape, where information is a key driver of organizational performance. …”
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Digitalization of Islamic Banking in Indonesia: Justification and Compliance to Sharia Principles by Muchammad Ichsan, Fadia Fitriyanti, Kusumaningdiah Retno Setiorini, Adam Ma'abdeh Al-Qudah

“…Technological sophistication is observed to be increasing the necessity for digitalization of Islamic banks in Indonesia to avoid being abandoned by their customers, as conventional banks rapidly advance their digital offerings and set higher expectations for financial services. …”
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