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Nietzsche : Philosopher, Psychologist, Antichrist, Walter Kaufmann

Hannah Arendt Marginalia - All

Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press, 1950.

Call # : B3316 .K3 Arendt copy contains underlining and marginal lining   PDF Information : 39 Pages , 17.6 MB

Tourism Investments, Coastal Reclamation, And Marine Environmental Change Along The Alexandria Corniche: A Review Of Socioeconomic Trade-Offs And Sustainability Challenges, Noura H. S. Hassan

Blue Economy

Coastal tourism has become a major driver of economic growth and urban development across Mediterranean coastal regions. However, rapid tourism expansion and coastal reclamation have intensified pressures on fragile marine and coastal ecosystems, creating complex trade-offs between economic development, environmental sustainability, and social well-being. This review synthesizes current scientific evidence on the environmental, economic, and social implications of tourism investments and coastal reclamation along the Alexandria Corniche, Egypt.

A structured literature review was conducted using peer-reviewed publications, institutional reports, and international policy documents retrieved from major scientific databases and authoritative organizations. The evidence was synthesized through an interdisciplinary framework integrating …

Harnessing Nigeria’S Aquaculture And Fisheries Component Of The Blue Economy, B. S. Awe, O. Adeoti

Blue Economy

Nigeria aims to diversify from carbon to blue economy. Target 7 of Goal 14 of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the creation of the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, and the passage of the National Policy on Marine and Blue Economy (2025 -2034) in May 2025 are the three frameworks driving this ambition. However, water pollution and changes in climate are central to harnessing the aquaculture and fisheries component of the blue economy. With increasing waste disposal in waterways and waterbodies and decreasing river water flow due to changes in climate, these have implications for …

From Learning Outcomes To Assessment : Integrated Model For Assessing Creative Problem-Solving Skills In Higher Education Students, Metinee Tanongkit, Sirirat Janyarat, Tippawan Dechsong, Sarawut Trisri, Patcharee Preedasuriyachai

Journal of Education Studies

This academic article aims to present an integrated model for assessing creative problem-solving skills among higher education students, particularly in the contexts of general education courses and large classes. Creative problem-solving is a soft skill characterized by a process-oriented and multidimensional structure, involving understanding problems, generating ideas, making decisions, and developing solutions for action. Therefore, it cannot be comprehensively assessed through a single instrument or solely through end-point outcomes. The academic article proposed model functions as a mechanism for translating learning outcomes into assessment by connecting six components: defining the skill, identifying behavioral indicators, designing learning activities, specifying assessment evidence, …

Literacy And Competency In Thai Education : A Crosswalk Framework For Curriculum Design And Assessment, Wichai Sawekngam

Journal of Education Studies

This article aims to analyze and position the relationship between literacy and competency in the context of Thai education. It employs conceptual analysis and purposive document synthesis based on relevant international and Thai frameworks, including PIAAC, PISA/OECD, UNESCO, ACRL, the Council of the European Union, DigComp, UNESCO-UNEVOC, PISA Thailand, and CBE Thailand materials on core competencies and learning assessment. The analysis indicates that literacy and competency are related but cannot be used interchangeably. Literacy emphasizes domain-specific abilities to understand, evaluate, use, create, or communicate texts, data, media, symbols, or information in meaningful contexts. Competency, on the other hand, emphasizes the …

Dynamics Of Expectations And Adaptation Strategies: A Study Of Expectation Management Processes Among Chinese Graduate Students, Arpamas Khemanatee, Pisith Nasee

Journal of Education Studies

This research aims to explore the expectations and analyze the expectation management strategies of Chinese master's degree students at a Thai university. Employing a qualitative case study design, data were collected through in-depth interviews with seven key informants, selected through purposive sampling combined with snowball sampling. The informants were Chinese master's degree students aged between 23–28 years, representing diverse genders, fields of study, and regions in China.  Semi-structured in-depth interviews and observation records as research instruments. The data were analyzed using directed content analysis. The findings revealed that students' expectations cover four main dimensions: teaching and learning, services, social and …

Cover Vol. 54 Issue 3, ศูนย์นวัตกรรมทางการศึกษา สื่อสิ่งพิมพ์ และสื่อออนไลน์ จุฬาฯ

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Pharmaceutical Compositions Of Nirogacestat Hydrobromide, Msn Laboratories Private Limited, R&D Center, Srinivasan Thirumalai Rajan, Ravi Kumar Nithiyanandam

Defensive Publications Series

The present invention provides a pharmaceutical composition comprising Nirogacestat or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

The structure of Nirogacestat is shown below

One-Tap Emoji Actions On Chat Messages, Qiujun Zhao

Defensive Publications Series

A system is described herein that turns an emoji reaction on a chat message into a no-typing instruction to an artificial intelligence (AI) agent while preserving the emoji's ordinary emotional use. A quick tap adds the normal reaction, whereas a press-and-hold, or an equivalent action affordance, causes the AI agent to read the reacted message and its context, interpret the emoji intent, and select a concrete action suited to the content. The same emoji can therefore troubleshoot an error in one message and fact-check a claim in another. When the confidence score satisfies a configurable threshold, the action runs automatically …

Identification Of Impurities In Capivasertib, Anonymous

Defensive Publications Series

The present publication relates to the identification of impurities in Capivasertib, chemically known as 4-amino-N-[(1S)-1-(4-chlorophenyl)-3-hydroxypropyl]-1-(7H-pyrrolo[2,3-d] pyrimidin-4-yl) piperidine-4-carboxamide, represented by Formula I

Solar Panel Using 3 Phase Splitter Systems For 21.28% Return, Having Resolved The Physical Degradation Problem That Plagues Almost All High-Efficiency Solar Architectures, Peter Stevenson

Defensive Publications Series

The Micro-Series Solar Splitter is a passive, solid-state, wavelength-sorting solar energy capture architecture. The system avoids traditional vertical material stacking to eliminate color confusion, cross-absorption, and thermal degradation. By combining non-imaging micro-optical funnels with a horizontal, color-matched semiconductor mosaic, the architecture optimizes the total solar energy budget across the ultraviolet (UV), visible, and infrared (IR) spectrums.

The Cascading Gravity-Fed Nanoscopic Asymmetric Displacement Filter With Self-Priming Discard Protocol, Peter Stevenson

Defensive Publications Series

A gravity fed water filtration system to obtain clean potable water from sea water that requires no consumables or osmosis

Trust-Validated Recovery Of Network Interface Hardware Addresses, Vipin Nagar, Sarathy Venkatakrishnan

Defensive Publications Series

A system is proposed herein for allowing a network interface controller (NIC) to self-heal its media access control (MAC) address in the field safely and only when recovery is warranted. The system operates without an operator or manufacturing tooling and can avoid return merchandise authorization (RMA). When a root of trust (RoT)-anchored authoritative source is used, the system provides a tamper-evident basis for the true MAC address.

Generating Content With Cryptographically Verifiable Atomic Facts, Sandeep Kumar

Defensive Publications Series

Systems and methods are described that can use a decoupled architecture to separate data generation from data presentation. A data generation layer can extract atomic facts from source documents and apply a per-value cryptographic token to each fact, creating a verifiable link to its origin using, for example, hashes and digital signatures. A verifiable presentation layer can then use a gatekeeper mechanism to cryptographically validate each fact's token before rendering the fact. This approach can enable granular, per-fact verification at the point of presentation, which may reduce the likelihood of displaying unverified data.

Copper-Core Gradient Memristor With Nested 81 Magnetic Bias — Crescendo Learning Without Torture, David Lee Wise, Avan Lee Wise

Defensive Publications Series

We present a bench-reproducible copper-core memristor that uses an 81-step nested magnetic gradient as a bias ladder to achieve incremental, analog conductance states without high-voltage forming torture. The device combines a Cu/Cu2S or Cu/HfO2 filament junction (Sapphon Core 1) with a surrounding 2x1x2 -++- quadrupole base expanded to 81 magnets (48 outer weak + 24 middle + 9 inner strong) in equal spacing but gradient strength (0.5 mT → 8 mT). Combined with a Quad Cortex architecture (Cortex A Ethos, B Logos, D Pathos, C Mythos cross-tethered) and Hall sensor at null-field, the device learns as a crescendo: 0 → …

Enhancing The Ability To Construct Scientific Explanations Among 7th-Grade Students Using A Diagram-Based Scientific Explanation Learning Model With Scaffolding Techniques, Kanchana Yongdee, Chaninan Pruekpramool

Journal of Education Studies

Previous instructional approaches have effectively developed the claim and evidence components of students’ ability to construct scientific explanations. However, the reasoning component remains unclear. This convergent parallel mixed-methods research aimed 1) to study seventh-grade students’ level of ability to construct scientific explanations during learning using the diagram-based scientific explanation learning model with scaffolding techniques, and 2) to study seventh-grade students’ level of ability to construct scientific explanations after learning. The target group consisted of 32 seventh-grade students from a school under the Office of Secondary Education Service Area in Kanchanaburi Province, selected through purposive sampling. Research instruments for collecting data …

Effects Of Flipped Task-Based Learning On Grammatical Achievement And Learners’ Perceptions Among Pre-Service Efl Teachers, Phayao Nusen

Journal of Education Studies

This study aims 1) to compare the English grammatical achievement of students taught through flipped task-based learning and that of students taught through communicative language teaching, and   2) to examine learners’ perceptions of flipped task-based learning. The research employed a quasi-experimental design. The samples were 60 first-year undergraduates majoring in English Education at a public university, divided into an experimental group and a control group. The researcher assessed the students’ technological readiness and then divided them into the experimental group and the control group. There were 30 students in each group. The research instruments were 1) learning management plans, 2) …