Achieving Zero Waste: Circular Economy Strategies in Australian Higher Education by Olabode Ogunmakinde

“… The circular economy concept, which aims to minimise waste and make the most of resources, has gained global traction as a sustainable alternative to the traditional linear economy. …”
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Pursuing underlying values: A community value-based approach to ‘Hijau Manise’ greening program in East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara by Nurfitria Ramadhani Astrid, Iman Nurul

“…Findings reveal that prosperity and social justice are the most influential values in fostering long-term community commitment, while liberty and sustainability serve as supporting enablers. …”
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Risk assessment in production of functional food products by means of RCA method by A. S. Dydykin, Yu. N. Zubarev, E. I. Logunova, Yu. A. Kuzlyakina

“…The results of the study included a review of the collected data, consideration of the hypothesis, expert opinion on the most probable root causes of failures and losses, and the recommended preventive and corrective actions.…”
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A hierarchical multiscale model of forward and backward alpha-band traveling waves in the visual system. by Jakob C B Schwenk, Andrea Alamia

“…In EEG recordings, alpha-band (~10Hz) traveling waves propagate predominantly along the occipital-frontal axis, with forward waves being most prominent during visual processing, while backward waves dominate at rest and during sensory suppression. …”
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ROLE OF NON-DRUG THERAPIES OF METABOLIC SYNDROME: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS by S. N. Strelkova, K. V. Ovsyannicov, N. I. Utkina

“…Abdominal obesity (and the closely related metabolic syndrome) is one of the most common diseases in the world. The urgency of the problem of the progression of abdominal obesity is not only in its high prevalence, but also in the formation of a high risk of developing cardiovascular disease and diabetes type 2. …”
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Fluid Learning with Arduino-Based on Engineering Design Process (EDP) to Improve Student's Problem Solving Ability by Ratih Eka Maryati, Anna Permanasari, Didit Ardianto

“…The sample for the experimental class was 36 people and the control class was 36 people, so the total number of research subjects was 72 people. The learning implementation instrument was carried out using an observation sheet. …”
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CANADA AND ECONOMIC SECURITY: THE WAY AHEAD by Stéphane Lefebvre

“…Undertake an in-depth analysis of how allies and other states would respond to the implementation of a new National Economic Security Strategy (taking into account the best, worst and most likely outcomes) and develop options, to be included in the Strategy, to mitigate the risk of harmful outcomes; and 5. …”
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From Barriers to Breakthroughs: A Deep Dive into BIM Integration Challenges by Terfa Caleb Agwa, Tahir Celik

“…Technical barriers are identified as the most significant challenge to BIM adoption, particularly due to difficulties in accessing advanced technology. …”
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A Practitioner-Oriented Evaluation of Mortality Forecasting Methods: The Case of Australia by Irina Grossman, Tom Wilson

“…Despite this abundance, there is relatively little practical guidance on selecting the most appropriate models for their needs. This study evaluates the accuracy of mortality forecasting methods and provides guidance on model selection. …”
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X-Events as Determinants of the Sixth Kondratieff Wave by John Casti

“…Events and processes, such as global climate change, epidemics, famine, collapse of the Internet, and enslavement of human artificial intelligence, may produce scenarios that are totally different from those projected by most experts. However, as shown in the paper, the ability to predict and diligently consider the possible X-events followed by adoption of appropriate measures may allow the prevention or at least diminution of the devastating impact of such events. …”
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Heavy metal contamination in vegetables and associated health risks by Precious Joseph Alegbe, Miriam Appiah-Brempong, Esi Awuah

“…The findings from this study necessitate the development and implementation of mitigation measures to ensure food safety and protection of human health.…”
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Grading Optimization for Dimensions-Reduced Orthogonal Volterra DPD by Hananel Faig, Yaron Yoffe, Eyal Wohlgemuth, Dan Sadot

“…Previous works offered ways to perform efficient grading of the most dominant dimensions based on the combination of the dimensions variances and the signal projection. …”
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ATTITUDE AND KNOWLEDGE OF HIV INFECTION AMONG HEALTH PERSONNEL IN BULGARIA by Radoslava Emilova, Yana Todorova, Maria Nikolova

“…The most important results were: lack of training on PrEP (in 62%), on stigma and discrimination (in 75%). …”
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Immersive Haptic Technology to Support English Language Learning Based on Metacognitive Strategies by Adriana Guanuche, Wilman Paucar, William Oñate, Gustavo Caiza

“…One of the most widely used strategies for learning support is the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), due to the variety of applications and benefits they provide in the educational field. …”
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Estimation of the demand for palliative care in a hospital in southern Peru. by Brayan Miranda-Chavez, Pablo Carrillo Barriga, Javier Flores-Cohaila, Marco Rivarola Hidalgo, Alvaro Taype-Rondan

“…These findings highlight the urgent need for palliative care services in Peru, suggesting that their proper implementation is crucial for improving end-of-life care.…”
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OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN THE SALE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS FROM SMALL AND FAMILY FARMS IN BULGARIA by M. Nikolova

“…The problem is that products from small and family farms can hardly reach the stands in food chains, where most of the products offered are still of foreign origin. …”
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Bacterial Keratitis. Part 2. Topical Aspects of Treatment by O. V. Shilovskikh, V. O. Ponomarev, V. N. Kazaykin, K. A. Tkachenko

“…Promising non-surgical means in the fight against bacterial infection of the cornea, in particular with resistant microorganisms, is the use of Quantum dots, Mitomycin C, Matrix metalloproteinases. The most radical surgical methods of treatment are based on therapeutic keratoplasty, the purpose of which is to excise the infectious focus of the cornea and restore its transparency through transplantation of donor corneal tissue, but this method has a number of disadvantages and limitations in its implementation. …”
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The amount and structure of geriatric physicians' educational activities in continuing education by O. F. Prirodova, M. A. Fomina, Yu. S. Prytkova

“…The labor intensity, form of training and direction of content of the PCPPs most frequently chosen by ge­riatricians were analyzed.Conclusion. …”
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Detection of network intelligence features with the decision tree model by N. P. Sharaev, S. N. Petrov

“…The analysis of the dataset by principal component method showed the presence of a border area between  the  events  of  legal  traffic  and  network  intelligence  traffic,  which  had  a  positive  effect  on  the training of the model. The most promising machine learning methods have been studied and tested using various hyperparameters. …”
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ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS’ SELF-GUIDED WORK IN BIOMEDICAL DEPARTMENTS OF MEDICAL UNIVERSITY USING DISTANT LEARNING TECHNOLOGY by Eduard F. Barinov, Raisa V. Basiy, Olga P. Shatova

“…Questionnaires showed that the use of distance learning technologies during preparation for the practical classes allows to achieve the same result for most students as in the traditional forms of preparing (without DLT), to reach a significant saving of time. …”
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