Adaptation Strategies of the U.S. Companies to the Digitalization of Production by V. P. Bauer, G. L. Podvoisky, N. E. Kotova

“…The article considers one of the little-studied scientific problems — the problem of adaptation to digitalization in the sphere of production. This problem is investigated by the authors on the example of American companies. …”
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Digital and artificial intelligence technologies empowering neurosurgery by YANG Xue⁃jun, JIA Wang, MAO Ying, JIANG Tao

“…This article introduces specific cases in neurological tumors, spinal diseases, epilepsy and cerebrovascular diseases. Digit⁃intelligent neurosurgery focuses on the deep integration of digitalization and intelligentization in the field of neurosurgery. …”
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Denoise Digital Images Depending on Contourlet Transform by Khalil Al-Saif, Ahmed Saleh

“…In this paper a new, proposed way to denoise an image under the impact of different types of noise experienced by the image acquired during media, where the reliance on contourlet transform because of their ability to maintain the edges in the image(high-high frequency)in addition to its potential to capture information <strong>smooth contours</strong>, which is one of the most important information that must be maintained by the methods of restoration to get to an estimate of the original image. …”
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Functional Diagnosis of Digital State Automation Networks by I. V. Bystrova, B. P. Podkopaev

“…The problem of functional diagnosis of digital devices forming a network of state automata is considered. …”
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Urban flooding digital twin system framework by Chenyu Ge, Shengfeng Qin

“…Digital twin-based resilience management systems are essential for improving urban flooding resilience, enabling lifecycle-oriented emergency management as a continuous process rather than discrete phases. …”
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Syncretism of digital risk and information security management by A.O. Natorina

“…The dependence between the digital business competitiveness and the ability of rational innovative technological approaches implementation in practice is proved. …”
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Digital Currencies: Conceptualization of Risks and Regulatory Opportunities by V. V. Maslennikov, A. V. Larionov

“…The purpose of this research is to conceptualize the risks of the emergence and regulation of the use of supranational digital currencies as a means of payment. The moving of national cash flows to the supranational level – to the sphere of digital currency exchange will negatively affect the completeness of filling the state budget and its ability to perform basic functions. …”
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Construct validity of the instrument of digital skill literacy by Muhammad Harlanu, Agus Suryanto, Syahrul Ramadhan, Endang Wuryandini

“…The result of research shows that a) the instrument of digital skill literacy has fulfilled the criteria of goodness of fit with the result; 1) x2 = 162 dan df = 143; 2) p-value = 0,133; 3) RMSEA 0,021; 4) SRMR = 0,026; 5) and CFI = 0,99; b) the result of CFA shows 20 items that is divided by the indicator such as functional skill beyond, creativity, collaboration, communication, the ability to find select information, critical thinking and evaluation, cultural and social understanding, E-Safety have fulfilled valid criteria with the average score of loading factor is 0.80. c) the reliability of literacy digital skill instrument shows the estimation value which is 0.943 or very reliable.…”
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Dataset of digital literacy of university students in Indonesia by Ermida Simanjuntak, Happy Cahaya Mulya, Agustina Engry, Ilham Nur Alfian

“…Digital literacy entails the ability to collect information, comprehend text on multimedia platforms, critically evaluate information, and communicate that information collaboratively. …”
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The Impact of Digital Technology on Psychological Well-being by Tajab Muh., Setiawan Wahyudi, Abdi Yusuf Hamdani, Estiningsih Dwi, Rizkiana Afitria

“…Digital technologies have become an integral part of modern life, providing convenience in communication and access to information. …”
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The Digitization of Neurodiversity: Real Cyborgs and Virtual Bodies by Isla Ng

“… Abstract Motivated by cultural associations between neurodiversity and digital technology, this paper explores digital identity politics by considering the online experiences of people with mental disabilities. …”
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Digital Development of Economic Systems in BRICS Countries by Sergey V. Ponomarev, Alexander Yu. Usanov, Ilya E. Pokamestov, Natalia I. Kuzmenko

“…The authors analyzed the current dynamics of the digital development in the BRICS countries and assessed the ability of digital technologies to compensate for the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the BRICS economy. …”

Digital Twin-Based Ecogreen Building Design by Yang Liu, Yuhui Sun, Ang Yang, Jing Gao

“…The inspiration of this technological view for architecture is that digital twin and human-machine collaboration not only allow the interaction between virtual and reality and emphasize the feedback of actual construction to virtual simulation but also promote a kind of mutual promotion of human and machine thinking and construction ability.…”
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The Effectiveness of Digital Comics in Arabic Vocabulary Teaching by Muhammad Adhiem Bahri, Haeriyyah Haeriyyah, Yusring Sanusi Baso, Andi Aggussalim

“…Teachers are faced with the challenge of improving students' ability to master vocabulary which conventional methods are often less interesting. …”
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Method for Automatic Segmentation of Vehicles in Digital Images by Ilya G. Zubov

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Intangible Capital: Digital Colors in Romanesque Cloisters by Adriana Rossi, Sara Gonizzi Barsanti, Silvia Bertacchi

“…The syncretic culture that characterized the medieval era allowed the ability to mediate science and faith to be entrusted to the mind of the praying monk alone in every canonical hour. …”
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Digital education as a new pedagogical paradigm by Fatima Anzaurovna Tuguz

“…Key findings: the introduction of digital education into a university environment has been considered in two contexts: as a necessary content of education and as a means of teaching; the main features of digital education focus on consumer preferences, organization of rational user interaction, algorithmized interaction of its users, remote work with information resources, network interaction, etc.; infection for various consumer groups; the ability to operate on different means and compatibility with other applications; the prospects for digital education are the construction of an ergonomic communicative environment of an educational institution, the possession of digital competencies by all subjects of education; motivation of scientific and pedagogical personnel to work in a new educational environment, updating academic disciplines, etc.…”
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Digital technologies in education: the view of medical students by A. G. Zabolotniy, M. E. Mirgorodskaya, A. O. Moskalenko, A. I. Loseva

“…The relevance of the research of digital technologies in education is due to their increasing integration into the educational process. …”
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Ensuring Cybersecurity in the Context of Digital Economy Development by I. A. Sheremet

“…Cybersustainability implies the ability of a system to perform its functions under successful attacks on its resources (probably less effectively within in a short period of time necessary to neutralize cyberthreats and their impacts).Turning to the issue of ensuring cybersustainability of the emerging digital economy of the Russian Federation, the author examines the main types of system-destructing cyberattacks and highlights the steps taken by the Russian government to tackle these threats. …”
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The method to study the competencies of the subjects of the digital economy by N. V. Dneprovskaya

“…In modern conditions of digitalization of society, digital competencies are represented by a large set of knowledge and skills. …”
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