Knowledge mapping of micro/nanomotors in cancer treatment: a bibliometric analysis (2006–2025) by Ying Song, Kai Zhao, Yan Yang, Haiming Yu

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Prompt Engineering for Knowledge Creation: Using Chain-of-Thought to Support Students’ Improvable Ideas by Alwyn Vwen Yen Lee, Chew Lee Teo, Seng Chee Tan

“…Findings are illustrated using two threads to show that CoT-augmented inputs for the LLMs can generate responses that support improvable ideas in the context of knowledge creation. This study presents work from authentic student discourse and has implications for research and classroom practice.…”
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Evaluating Family Physicians’ Knowledge of Urinary Tract Infection in Southern Iran: Scale Development by Hourvash Haghighinejad, Parisa Jooya, Raziye Saeedizade, Kaveh Taghipour, Fatemeh Malekpour

“…Purpose Urinary tract infections (UTIs) often present with nonspecific symptoms in childhood and can result in serious complications. …”
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Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Workers about The Cervical Cancer and Pap Smear in The College of Nursing by Nuha Alwandawi, Hana Algomele, Wafaa M. Atoof

“… Objectives: The main aim of the study is to determine the level of knowledge, attitude and practice of workers about the cervical cancer and Pap smear in college of nursing. …”
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A fine-grained course session recommendation method based on knowledge point pruning by Yiwen Zhang, Xiaolan Cao, Wangjian Li, Li Zhang

“…Subsequently, by assessing the similarity between the set of candidate knowledge points and the learner’s current preferred knowledge points, those knowledge points with a high degree of irrelevance to the learner’s preferences are pruned. …”
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Knowledge Sharing in the Supply Chain Networks: A Perspective of Supply Chain Complexity Drivers by Hareer Fatima Ahmed, Amin Hosseinian-Far, Rasoul Khandan, Dilshad Sarwar, Khushboo E-Fatima

“…Enhanced supply chain networks have better performance when knowledge sharing is present, and it is important to identify and eliminate any supply chain complexity to improve the supply chain processes. …”
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The Impact of Counseling in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Outcome by Avinash Khadela, Dhaval B. Joshi, Bhavin Vyas, Ekta Patel

“…Aims and Objectives: The present study aims to assess the baseline levels of knowledge, attitude and practice of COPD patients and to study the impact of patient counselling on level of knowledge, attitude and practice with COPD patients. …”
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The assessment of knowledge and awareness about iron deficiency anemia among the population of Riyadh province by Saad Alsaab, Omar S. Alhussayn, Ziyad A. Altokhais, Abdulmalik I. Alotaibi, Fahad A. Alsahli, Bader A. Alotaibi, Naif M. Alrawais, Mohammad Arshad

“…Methods: The study was carried out through an online survey using Google forms, which were distributed to the population residing in Riyadh Province Results and Discussion: The responses received about the knowledge regarding IDA and its symptoms indicated weakness [565 (52.9%)], cold hands and feet [593 (55.5%)], and hair loss [663 (62.1)], and the majority (84.3%) of the participants believed that the major cause for IDA is malnutrition Conclusion and Recommendations: Conclusively, it was believed that the presented study will be helpful to primary care physicians, the patients suffering from IDA, and the general population with a better understanding of the causes, additional signs and symptoms, proper treatment, timely management, sources of iron, and how to avoid the worse outcomes and complications of the disease. …”
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Averroesian Religious Common Sense Natural Theology as Reflective Knowledge in the Form of Teleological Argument by Kemal Batak

“…Ibn Rushd, constructing the teleological argument based on the definition of knowledge, which fundamentally articulates the necessary or essential qualities inherent in objects in defense of de re modality, takes a step that seems quite radical within the context of the Aristotelian epistemic tradition to which he is affiliated: The teleological argument, strongly associated with the concept of knowledge—one of the five intellectual virtues—is presented as a form of deductive inference accessible not only to philosophers but also to ordinary public. …”
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Tuberculosis Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice in Middle- and Low-Income Countries: A Systematic Review by Oana Marilena Craciun, Malen del Rosario Torres, Agustín Benito Llanes, María Romay-Barja

“…Access to health services is limited due to difficulties in transportation, distance, and economic cost. Deficiencies in knowledge and TB health-seeking practices were present regardless of the living area, gender, or country; however, it seems that there is a frequent association between less knowledge about TB and a lower socioeconomic and educational level. …”
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DIGITIZATION OF HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS, A WORKFLOW FOR KNOWLEDGE OF MINOR CENTERS IN INNER AREAS by Francesca Savini, Giovanni Fabbrocino, Adriana Marra

“…Moreover, an Integrated Information System of 3D architectural elements (3DIIS), in a virtual environment is presented, which respond to the needs of several disciplines. …”
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Automated Dead Chicken Detection in Poultry Farms Using Knowledge Distillation and Vision Transformers by Ridip Khanal, Wenqin Wu, Joonwhoan Lee

“…Then, a deep learning classifier, enhanced through knowledge distillation, confirms whether the detected stationary object is indeed a chicken. …”
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Path-Aware Knowledge Injection for Fine-Grained Emotion Recognition in Mental Health Counseling by Haili Zhang, Dun Niu

“…To address this, we propose PK-GAT, a novel framework for Path-aware Knowledge-injected Graph Attention Networks. Our approach moves beyond traditional knowledge fusion by actively reasoning over a commonsense knowledge graph (i..e, SenticNet). …”
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Treatment of Keloids with Surgery and Immediate Postoperative Radiotherapy: Knowledge Gained Over 17 Years by Neela Bhattacharya, Kaushik Bhattacharya, T.C. Chandran

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Assessing knowledge and attitudes of diabetes in Zuni Indians using a culture-centered approach. by Sara Newman, Terri Cheng, Donica M Ghahate, Jeanette Bobelu, Phillip Sandy, Thomas Faber, Vallabh O Shah

“…We concluded that the burden presented by these barriers ultimately translates into a lack of patient activation and engagement in their health care including for diabetes, effectively hindering adoption of healthy behaviors.…”
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Knowledge-Enriched Recommendations: Bridging the Gap in Alloy Material Selection With Large Language Models by Tongwei Wu, Shiyu Du, Yiming Zhang, Honggang Li

“…While recommendation systems address information overload, traditional approaches relying on historical user data face limitations such as data sparsity and cold-start issues. This study presents a novel recommendation model that integrates domain-specific knowledge graphs with large language models (LLMs) to enhance recommendation accuracy in alloy material selection. …”
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KDFF-DETR: Knowledge-Driven Feature Fusion DETR for Spaceborne Infrared Ship Detection by Yifei Peng, Ze Tao, Jian Zhang, Rongchang Zhao, Chao Liu, Hui Sun

“…We further develop a visual knowledge-supervised feature reconstruction (VKFR) module, which introduces feature operators to represent visual knowledge and reconstruct handcrafted features to enhance their distinctiveness. …”
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Online Learning of Stabilizing Controllers Using Noisy Input-Output Data and Prior Knowledge by Nariman Niknejad, Farnaz Adib Yaghmaie, Hamidreza Modares

“…This paper presents online prior-knowledge-based data-driven approaches for verifying stability and learning a stabilizing dynamic controller for linear stochastic input-output systems. …”
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Heron, a Knowledge Graph editor for intuitive implementation of Python-based experimental pipelines by George Dimitriadis, Ella Svahn, Andrew F MacAskill, Athena Akrami

“…Heron allows researchers to design experiments according to their own mental schemata, represented as a Knowledge Graph – a structure that mirrors the logical flow of an experiment. …”
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Knowledge, opinions and experiences of nurses and nursing students in Portugal regarding the use of medical Cannabis by Catarina Paiva, Teresa Santos, Aliete Cunha-Oliveira, Inês Rosendo, João-Rui Pita

“…Abstract Background The opening up of the laws to medicinal cannabis in recent years is a key factor in the growth of this therapy, but there is little information about what nurses know and think about it. The present paper seeks to analyze the knowledge, opinions, and experiences of nurses and nursing students in Portugal regarding the use of cannabis and to understand gender differences. …”
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