Humanities and Social Sciences

Association study of optineurin gene polymorphisms T34T and M98K with normal tension glaucoma in a Turkish cohort

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The Future of Glaucoma Research: A Genetic and Technological Deep Dive Glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide, is increasingly understood not as a single disease, but a collection of conditions sharing a common endpoint: damage to the optic nerve. Recent research, bolstered by genetic studies and advanced imaging techniques, is reshaping our understanding … Read more

Estimating firms’ emissions from asset level data helps revealing (mis)alignment to net zero targets

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The Race to Net Zero: Are Corporate Climate Commitments on Track? The global push to limit warming to 1.5°C, as outlined in the Paris Agreement, is intensifying. But are corporate climate commitments translating into real-world emissions reductions? A growing body of research suggests a significant gap exists between ambition and action, particularly within key sectors … Read more

High-resolution, high-throughput detection of hidden antibiotic resistance with the dilution-and-delay (DnD) susceptibility assay

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The Hidden Threat: Understanding Bacterial Persistence and the Future of Antibiotic Resistance Antibiotic resistance is a global health crisis, but the story is more complex than simply bacteria evolving to withstand drugs. Increasingly, scientists are uncovering the role of persistence and heteroresistance – mechanisms that allow bacteria to survive antibiotic treatment without genetic changes. These … Read more

The effects of music and virtual reality on pain and anxiety during central venous port implantation: a randomised clinical trial

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Easing the Pain of Central Line Placement: Current Approaches and Future Horizons Central venous catheters (CVCs) are essential for many medical treatments, but their insertion and removal can be a source of significant pain and anxiety for patients. Traditionally, local anesthetics have been the mainstay of pain management during these procedures. However, growing research explores … Read more

Adaptive machine learning models for predictive maintenance in industrial internet of things (IIoT) systems

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The Rise of Predictive Maintenance in the Industrial IoT Era The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s the backbone of modern industrial operations. At its core, IIoT connects machines, sensors and systems, creating a network of intelligent devices that generate and share data. This connectivity is fueling a revolution … Read more

A nationwide cross-sectional survey of major allergic diseases in China during 2010–2015 involving 120,000 participants

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The Rising Tide of Allergies and Asthma: What the Future Holds For decades, rates of allergic diseases like asthma, rhinitis, eczema, and food allergies have been on the rise globally. This isn’t a localized trend. studies from around the world, including China and Europe, consistently demonstrate increasing prevalence. But what’s driving this surge, and what … Read more

Gasless endoscopic thyroidectomy via the trans-subclavian approach versus conventional open thyroid surgery for unilateral thyroid cancer

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The Future of Thyroid Surgery: Minimally Invasive Techniques and Beyond Thyroid surgery has undergone a significant evolution, moving away from large, visible incisions towards minimally invasive approaches. Even as traditionally performed through a neck incision, advancements are increasingly focused on techniques that prioritize cosmetic outcomes, faster recovery times, and reduced complications. This article explores the … Read more

A data migration and integration approach for big data management using linked data

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The Future of Data Integration: Bridging the Gap Between Structured, Semi-Structured, and Unstructured Data The relentless growth of data from diverse sources – web applications, IoT devices, and enterprise systems – presents a significant challenge for modern Big Data management. Conventional methods often struggle to handle this heterogeneity, limiting their real-world applicability. A modern wave … Read more

How AI is being used in war — and what’s next

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The AI-Powered Battlefield: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Modern Warfare The conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran has brought the increasing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in warfare into sharp focus. Beyond the geopolitical implications, the situation highlights both the potential benefits and the ethical concerns surrounding AI’s integration into military operations. Ethical … Read more

DNN-assisted waveguide width extraction via optical measurement of a single low-order Mach-Zehnder interferometer

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The Rise of Silicon Photonics: A New Era for Data and Beyond Silicon photonics, once a promising academic field, is rapidly becoming an industrial reality. This technology leverages the well-established manufacturing processes of the silicon industry to create optical devices, offering a compelling alternative to traditional electronics for a range of applications. From faster data … Read more

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