EVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MUSEUM EXHIBITION DISPLAY: HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL APPROACH by Tetiana Behal

“…Since the collections of Ancient Greek temples, and the brilliant collections of Roman patricians, the exhibition has acquired some forms (a gallery, a cabinet, an antiquarium, a studiolo) and signs of the Renaissance concept-based public object and exhibition space, the Enlightenment academic environment and the Romantic national identity, which is actively turning into a virtual environment within the digital era. …”
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Antibiotic-persistent bacterial cells exhibiting low-level ROS are eradicated by ROS-independent membrane disruption by Yanghui Ye, Yuanqing Tian, Mingxin Duan, Weiwei Zhu, Jingyun Wu, Yilin Chen, Feng Xu, Xilin Zhao, Karl Drlica, Yuzhi Hong

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Retrotopia. Design for Socialist Interior Spaces by Claudia Banz, Helena Huber-Doudová

“…The spectrum of interior projects and objects on display ranged from experimental housing exhibitions and cybernetic living machines to new furniture concepts, modular kitchen furniture, tableware, household tools, and toys for children. …”
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Book as an Artistic Artifact by N. S. Murashova

“…The existence of the book in museum and exhibition art space is also considered. There are two types of exhibitions: single-subject exhibitions devoted exclusively to books and exhibitions with other objects participating in the realization of the semantic concept of a cultural event.…”
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Novel Concept of “Right-at-the-right-place” Transplantation: Rejuvenating Effects of Mouse Fascial Fibroblasts by Ryoga Wake, MS, Kento Takaya, MD, PhD, Rikako Matsuura, MD, Shigeki Sakai, MD, PhD, Keisuke Okabe, MD, PhD, Noriko Aramaki-Hattori, MD, PhD, Kazuo Kishi, MD, PhD

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THE FACE OF VIOLENCE: RETHINKING THE CONCEPT OF XENOPHOBIA, IMMIGRATION LAWS AND THE RIGHTS OF NON-CITIZENS IN SOUTH AFRICA by N. Odiaka

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What is German ‘Angst’ (fear/anxiety)? A corpus approach based on frame analysis by Ni Yan, Marcus Müller

“…The study employs a corpus-based frame analysis, grounded in Barsalou’s frame notion, as a complementary methodological approach to metaphor analysis for studying emotion concepts. We examine the conceptualization of the German ‘Angst’, which is widely recognized as a uniquely German emotion concept, yet it remains insufficiently studied. …”
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Translating Medicine Across Cultures: The Divergent Strategies of An Shigao and Dharmarakṣa in Introducing Indian Medical Concepts to China by Lu Lu

“…This study explores the translation strategies of An Shigao and Dharmarakṣa in introducing Indian medical concepts to China. An Shigao adopted a localization strategy, replacing foreign terms with analogous Chinese concepts. …”
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Structural biomimetics in soft synthetic composite materials: A proof-of-concept alginate-polyamide soft hierarchical composite by M. Sharabi, H. D. Wagner

“…The polyamide-hydrogel composite exhibited large deformations and nonlinear material behavior. …”
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Maternal and neonatal outcomes in dichorionic diamniotic twin pregnancies: a comparison between assisted reproductive technology and spontaneous conception by Gizem Berfin Uluutku Bulutlar, Eralp Bulutlar, Büşra Parlak Somuncu, Çetin Kılıççı, Pınar Kumru

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The Development of a Forceps-Adaptable Pressure Device for Instrumental Delivery: A Proof-of-Concept Study for Clinical and Educational Applications by Mathieu Hivert, Cyril Bengler, Julien De Jonckheere, Franck Gaultier, Marie Pécout, Olivier Mayeur, Chrystèle Rubod

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EFFECT OF MELATONIN AND SHORTENED DAYLIGHT ON THE REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF JORDANIAN GOATS DURING THE OUT-BREEDING SEASON by M. KH. Al-Smadi, M. A. Alnimer, M. A. Abedal-Majed

“…The results showed that MEL levels significantly increased (P=0.007) in all experimental groups (MS, M, DS, and D) compared to the control group. The MS group exhibited the highest P4 levels (P=0.001). While there were no significant differences in estrus or conception rates among the groups, the MS group had the highest pregnancy rate at days 21 and 28. …”
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Application of Online Anomaly Detection Using One-Class Classification to the Z24 Bridge by Amro Abdrabo

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ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS USING A FOUR-TIER DIAGNOSTIC TEST by Mira Amelia, Mary Margaret Thomas, Lillit Rusyati

“…Diagnosing students' conceptions is extremely valuable for assessing their level of understanding and preventing misconceptions. …”
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Development and Use of Biotechnological System Models in Applied Scientific Research by M. A. Kerimov

“…The system includes three subsystems: two of them have a biological nature and exhibit probabilistic behavior, while the milking machine, serving as a connecting element with inanimate characteristics, is to be regarded as a deterministic technical subsystem. …”
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Post Human Design case study: a speculative approach to flourish critical mindsets by Stefania Palmieri, Mario Bisson, Alessandro Ianniello

“…</p><p>Through the prototyping and the creation of an app, it was possible to accompany the spectators on a trans-media journey supported by augmented reality technology, used to involve viewers in the designed path and to make different contents of the exhibition usable, turning the users into actors who actively take part in the exhibition.…”
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Multi-Level Asynchronous Robust State Estimation for Distribution Networks Considering Communication Delays by Xianglong Zhang, Ying Liu, Songlin Gu, Yuzhou Tian, Yifan Gao

“…First, a multi-level state estimation model is formulated based on the concept of a maximum normal measurement rate, and a hierarchical decoupling modeling approach is developed. …”
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Personalized Treatment Response in Progressive MS: Can the Patient's Profile Influence the Outcome? by Francesca Bovis, Ludwig Kappos, Sophie Arnould, Goeril Karlsson, Maria Pia Sormani

“…Results Using baseline profiles, SPMS patients exhibiting varying benefits from Siponimod across different outcomes were successfully categorized as responders or non‐responders. …”
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A novel phosphocholine‐mimetic inhibits a pro‐inflammatory conformational change in C‐reactive protein by Johannes Zeller, Karen S Cheung Tung Shing, Tracy L Nero, James D McFadyen, Guy Krippner, Balázs Bogner, Sheena Kreuzaler, Jurij Kiefer, Verena K Horner, David Braig, Habiba Danish, Sara Baratchi, Mark Fricke, Xiaowei Wang, Michel G Kather, Bernd Kammerer, Kevin J Woollard, Prerna Sharma, Craig J Morton, Geoffrey Pietersz, Michael W Parker, Karlheinz Peter, Steffen U Eisenhardt

“…We recently identified a novel mechanism that leads to a conformational change from the native, functionally relatively inert, pentameric CRP (pCRP) structure to a pentameric CRP intermediate (pCRP*) and ultimately to the monomeric CRP (mCRP) form, both exhibiting highly pro‐inflammatory effects. This transition in the inflammatory profile of CRP is mediated by binding of pCRP to activated/damaged cell membranes via exposed phosphocholine lipid head groups. …”
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The self-reference memory bias is preceded by an other-reference bias in infancy by Charlotte Grosse Wiesmann, Katrin Rothmaler, Esra Hasan, Kathrine Habdank, Chen Yang, Emanuela Yeung, Victoria Southgate

“…This suggests that the self-reference effect emerges with the development of self-concept in the second year. Prior to the emergence of a self-concept, however, infants instead seem to exhibit an other-reference effect. …”
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