Post-Quantum Cryptography in Satellite Internet: Applications and Reflections by HUANG Boxue, GU Xin, SHAN Chao, SU An

“…With the ongoing development of quantum computers, the security of satellite Internet faces significant challenges. This paper first introduced the basic concepts of satellite Internet and post-quantum cryptography, thoroughly analyzed the security needs of satellite Internet under the threat of quantum computing. …”
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L’Autobiographie de Jeanne des Anges (1644) : histoire d’une âme ou réécriture d’une affaire de possession ? by Antoinette Gimaret

“…Though she resorts to a genre traditionally reserved for demonic history, she paradoxically uses it to recover her own voice and assert the legitimacy of her personal, feminine spiritual experience in the face of sanctioned ecclesiastical and historic authorities, thus emancipating herself from normal conventual life and endowing herself with a mystical, sanctifying aura.…”
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Wireless Sensor Network Based Localization for Enhanced Device Tracking in Healthcare Environments by László Gogolák

“… The growing demand for accurate, real-time indoor positioning in healthcare environments has led to the exploration of alternative localization technologies beyond traditional GPS. Hospitals face the challene of tracking mobile diagnostic equipment and coordinating personnel under tight operational constraints. …”
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Criminals interpreting for criminals: breaking or shaping norms? by Aída Martínez-Gómez

“…Such deviations may be due to lack of translational competence, voluntary moves to improve one's own or a fellow inmate's face before the prison administration, or adjustment to users' expectations, among others. …”
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Comprendre et intervenir : les connaissances des entraîneurs experts en gymnastique by Cathy Rolland, Marc Cizeron

“…Thanks to these cognitive constructs, they achieve an understanding of the complex situations they face and can intervene in ways which integrate that complexity. …”
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La paura ha il colore di un Suv. Voci di donne iraniane by Elisa Giunchi

“…From restricted freedoms to enforced dress codes and abuses by the “morality police”, Iranian women face a multitude of pressures that restrict their access to public space, stifle their personal and professional ambitions and instil fear in their every-day life. …”
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EXTERNAL ELEMENTS OF INTERCULTURAL MANAGEMENT by Ruxandra GEORGESCU, Elena Daniela SFICHI, Claudia ISTRACHIE

“…Beyond fashion, myths and motes, clothing, accessories, gesture, face expression, posture and body lines are the first elements that give visual identity to any person. …”
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Pesticide Safety Miniposter: Protecting Yourself by Rebecca W. Baldwin, Stephanie K. Larrick Hill, Philip Koehler, W. Walker, J. C. Medley

“…There is a wide array of examples of PPE on the poster, with quick response (QR) codes that direct smartphones to short, online videos explaining PPE for each area of the body (head, eyes, face, mouth, hands and arms, torso, and feet). …”
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Collapse Probability of Immediate and Special Moment Frames in Tehran under MCE by Alireza Kianmehr

“…Residential buildings in most cities, which make up the most significant percentage of buildings, generally contain the most financial and human losses in the face of strong earthquakes. The purpose of this study is to investigate the possibility of the collapse of intermediate and unique steel moment frames against maximum ground excitations. …”
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From suspicion to collaboration: defining new epistemologies of reflexive practice for legal translation and interpreting by Rosario Martin Ruano

“…Existing Codes of Ethics for translators and interpreters working in institutional settings repeatedly require their strict adherence to apparently sacrosanct values including Fidelity, Accuracy, Neutrality or Confidentiality. …”
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Pesticide Safety Miniposter: Protecting Yourself by Rebecca W. Baldwin, Stephanie K. Larrick Hill, Philip Koehler, W. Walker, J. C. Medley

“…There is a wide array of examples of PPE on the poster, with quick response (QR) codes that direct smartphones to short, online videos explaining PPE for each area of the body (head, eyes, face, mouth, hands and arms, torso, and feet). …”
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Digital divide and operational digital literacy in deaf and hard-of-hearing students by Krasavina Yulia, Ponomarenko Ekaterina, Shishkina Anastasia, Gareyev Andrey

“…Grounded theory (open and axial coding) was used to analyse the data collected during interviews and verbal protocol sessions. …”
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Electroencephalography-Based Pain Detection Using Kernel Spectral Connectivity Network with Preserved Spatio-Frequency Interpretability by Santiago Buitrago-Osorio, Julian Gil-González, Andrés Marino Álvarez-Meza, David Cardenas-Peña, Alvaro Orozco-Gutierrez

“…However, EEG-based pain detection faces challenges such as noise, volume conduction effects, and high inter-subject variability. …”
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Pedagogical design of a digital teaching assistant in massive professional training for the digital economy by E. G. Andrianova, L. A. Demidova, P. N. Sovetov

“…Thus, the Russian university education is faced with the task of undertaking the large-scale professional training of such specialists. …”
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The development of various fields of paralympic sports: a systematic review by Ulfa Fatahara Laras Fadian, Fadilah Umar, Mohammad Furqon Hidayatullah, Slamet Riyadi

“…The findings of the systematic literature review indicated that: (1) Financial support and infrastructure: interesting studies have found that athletes with disabilities have faced inadequate infrastructure to balance training and work due to insufficient salaries and constraints on transportation aspects; (2) The challenges and strategies employed to address the complexity of issues such as budget constraints, decentralized experience, and personal life. …”
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Lower-Limb Amputees and Family Caregivers: Challenges, Needs, and Strategies for Empowerment—A Qualitative Study by Diana Rodrigues, Luís Carvalho, Cristina Pinto

“…Data were collected over a 13-month period and analyzed using qualitative content analysis based on Bardin’s methodology, with support from ATLAS.ti 23.3.4 software for coding and data organization. <b>Results</b>: Four categories emerged: (i) difficulties faced, including loss of autonomy, mobility challenges, architectural barriers, and emotional strain; (ii) home discharge, emphasizing functional training for amputees and caregivers and the need for community support; (iii) impact of amputation, highlighting acceptance difficulties, psychological distress, social isolation, and lifestyle changes; and (iv) empowerment strategies, focusing on psychological support, skills training, assistive devices, and coordinated care. …”
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A retrospective study of association between demographic features of NEET-based selected candidate and final outcome in undergraduate medical education by Rajalakshmi Mahendran, Shivayogappa S. Teli, Sunil S. Shivekar

“…Introduction: The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) has standardized medical entrance examinations in India but has faced criticism for favouring urban students and CBSE-based syllabi, potentially disadvantaging rural and state board students. …”
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Livelihood diversification among women farmers in Nigeria’s flood-resilient drylands by Ummi Khalthum Mohammed, Nicola Favretto

“…Jigawa State, Nigeria, faces increasing vulnerability to recurrent floods, highlighting the need for alternative socio-economic strategies to enhance livelihood diversification and strengthen the resilience of the most vulnerable groups, particularly women farmers. …”
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Integrating a culturally adapted mental health intervention within entrepreneurship training for displaced youth in Colombia: a pilot randomized controlled trial by Alethea Desrosiers, María Pineros-Leano, Indrani Saran, Catalina Escobar, Natalia Pineros-Leano, María Paula Jimenez, Andres Moya, Theresa S. Betancourt

“…Qualitative data was analyzed using an open-coding process. Quantitative data was analyzed using linear mixed effects models focusing on intent-to-treat impacts. …”
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Health care workers' perceptions and bias toward men as HIV clients in Malawi and Mozambique: A qualitative study. by Kathryn Dovel, Rose Paneno, Kelvin Balakasi, Julie Hubbard, Amílcar Magaço, Khumbo Phiri, Thomas Coates, Morna Cornell

“…Most HCWs believed men could easily navigate HIV services due to their elevated position within society, regardless of facility-level barriers faced. Men were described in pejorative terms as ill-informed and difficult clients who were absent from health systems. …”
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