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Volume 109, Number 1 (2025)

Judicature

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Nsu Kpcom Link - Summer 2025 - Volume 4.2, Nova Southeastern University

NSU Florida Link Newsletter

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Uni Scholarworks Readership Snapshot, June 2025, Bepress

Library Documents & Reports (entire collection)

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Freeman Honors – The Annual Newsletter: Fall 2024-Spring 2025, Texas Southern University, Thomas F. Freeman Honors College

Honor's College Newsletters

Annual 2024-2025 Newsletter

Research On The Capacity Development Of National Science And Technology Intelligence System, Hui Li, Shu Chen, Xiao Tan

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] The unique form and systematic characteristics of great power competition, such as system-establishment and whole of society confrontation, multi-domain and multi-depth high-tech containment and counter-containment, and multi-means and multi-element mixed deterrence, determine that national scientific and technological intelligence must have considerable systemic capabilities to match and follow up.

[Method/process] This article focuses on scientific and technological intelligence institutions within the traditional system, defines the connotation of national scientific and technological intelligence system capabilities, constructs a six-dimensional capability cognition model of ""institutional improvement capability-system coordination capability-resource guarantee capability-technological innovation capability-intelligence shaping capability-safe operation capability"", and expounds its main contents.

[Result/conclusion] …

Research On The Evolutionary Game Of Users' Digital Reading Trace Sharing From Perspective Of Privacy Protection, Jing Liu, Jingyu Ji, Chengzhi Liu, Liyan Chang

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Under the perspective of privacy protection, exploring the sharing of users' digital reading traces is of great significance for creating a healthy and orderly digital reading environment and promoting the high-quality development of national reading.

[Method/process] A tripartite evolutionary game model of users, digital reading platforms and the government is constructed to reveal the dynamic evolution process and stable strategy of each subject's strategy selection through mathematical derivation, and numerical simulation is used to verify the accuracy of the model.

[Result/conclusion] The study shows that the strategy choices of users, digital reading platforms and the government are highly coupled, …

The Formation Mechanism Of Irrational Online Comments From The Perspective Of Dual Systems Theory, Xuefen Wang, Lei Guo, Liyan Chang, Zejiao Jiang

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] To explore the internal formation mechanism of unplanned irrational online comments is of great significance to promote the governance of cyberspace and the control of user behavior.

[Method/process] Based on the dual-system theory, the study constructed a model for the formation mechanism of irrational online comments, and revealed how online disinhibition and the spiral of silence affect individual internal states to stimulate irrational comments through empirical analysis.

[Result/conclusion] Research reveals that: compared to mild irrational comments, aggressive irrational comments are more likely to be unplanned behaviors, the cognitive-emotional preoccupation with online comments is the main driving factor for irrational …

Research On Technology Opportunity Identification By Integrating Technology Attribute Analysis And Competitive Environment Scanning —— A Case Study Of Industrial Robots, Daobin Gao

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Placing technology opportunity identification in the perspective of technology attribute analysis and competitive environment scanning provides intelligence support for enterprises to select technology opportunities and formulate technology competitive strategies in complex and changing market competition environments.

[Method/process] Using patents as the data source, first, the BERTopic model is used to explore potential technical topics, Secondly, starting from the technical attributes, and from both global and local perspectives, we propose indicators of technical importance and technical attention, and use their cross screening to select candidate sets of technical opportunities, Finally, a market competition intensity index that takes into account market …

Culture Bears The Way, While Technology Facilitates Action: Research Of The Adoption Willingness Of Aigc In Academic Writing Among Young Scholars, Jiangfeng Liu, Zihui Wang, Zhiwei Hu, Lei Pei

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Clarifying the influencing factors of young scholars' willingness to use AIGC and its path of action,then making effective enhancement strategies,would help to further expand the application of AIGC in academic writing.

[Method/process] This paper combs through the studies on AIGC information behavior, and identifies TOE(Technology-Organization-Envifonment，TOE) theory and research life cycle theory as the base theory. Semi-structured interviews were conducted for procedural grounded theory coding. Then, a questionnaire survey and qualitative comparative analysis using fuzzy sets were conducted to obtain the influencing factors grouping path.

[Result/conclusion] Five factors, induding content quality, system quality, perceived risk, expectation confirmation, and group norms, …

A Link Prediction Model For Knowledge Graph Completion Of Traditional Chinese Medicine Cases, Qifeng Lou, Dongmei Mu, Shutong Wang, Lili Huang

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] To propose a link prediction model for completing the knowledge graph of Chinese medicine cases, aiming to fill in the missing information in the knowledge graph,reveal the potential unknown associations,and promote the construction of a more comprehensive and detailed knowledge graph of Chinese medicine cases.

[Method/process] Medical cases in the field of TCM asthma were collected and integrated to construct a knowledge graph of TCM asthma diagnosis and treatment. By introducing Dropout regularization and Batch Normalization techniques into the RotatE model, an improved ERDBN model is proposed and applied to the task of refining the asthma diagnosis and treatment …

Research On The Construction And 0perating Of Security Intelligence Process Model, Guoli Yang

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] The security intelligence process is the fundamental path for intelligence to support security governance and decision-making. The incompleteness and even deceptive nature of the information relied up‐on in security intelligence activities, as well as the concealment and adversarial nature of security issues, determine significant differences in the scientific perspective and methodology of constructing security intelligence processes compared to other intelligence processes.

[Method/process] Starting from the analysis of existing problems in the security intelligence process and optimization suggestions, this article constructs a security intelligence process model based on the conceptual model of the intelligence process, based on the information chain …

From Palimpsest To Prompt: Rewriting Shakespeare, Creative Authorship, And The Generative Logics Of Large Language Models In Contemporary Theatre, Michael Harding, James Hutson

Faculty Scholarship

This article examines the convergence of creative authorship, adaptation, and generative artificial intelligence within contemporary theatre, taking Michael Harding‘s Awake, Young King as a central case study. Through the rewriting of Shakespearean drama, Harding‘s creative process demonstrates how theatrical meaning emerges through ongoing negotiation among playwright, performer, and audience, with scripts historically subject to revision, improvisation, and reinterpretation. Concerns regarding copyright, intellectual property, and the role of AI in the performing arts are reframed as extensions of enduring debates over originality and authorship, rather than novel threats. Tracing the evolution from The Rise of James VI to Awake, Young King, …

Differential Privacy Enabled Deep Skin Image Classification Model Development, Prasun Kumar Mandal

Master’s Dissertations

Abstract In the era of big data, the explosive growth in data volume has significantly accelerated the development of deep learning. Deep learning is the most promising area of AI, yielding significant advancements in medical image classification. However, healthcare data contains important sensitive information and so privacy and security are crucial to preventing unauthorized access. Note that there are several data protection rules from multiple regulations to penalize any kind of data security violation, for example, the data protection principles (Article 5.1-2) and the data protection by design and by default (Article 25) of the General Data Protection Regulation from …

A Survey Study Of Roadblocks In Translational Science., Fasiha Kanwal, Christopher I Amos, Katherine H Sippel, Claudia Neuhauser, Ariel Harrison, Mary E Dickinson, Charles Minard, Bettina M Beech

Faculty Research 2025

Clinical and translational science needs to address roadblocks to the translational processes. We conducted a survey at two institutions, a private medical school and a large public university, to understand the frequency and distribution of barriers and roadblocks to research. We reviewed the literature to compile a pool of barriers and roadblocks and convened a panel of relevant stakeholders to develop a 20-item questionnaire. Survey respondents were asked to select and prioritize the five leading clinical and translational roadblocks, provide information regarding their academic degrees and rank/position, complete open-ended items regarding their areas of research, and optionally add additional remarks …

Educational Technologist Perceived Self-Efficacy During Emergency Remote Teaching Due To A Nonpharmaceutical Intervention, Katherine R. Rapp

Dissertations

This paper discusses the challenges and opportunities of educational technologists (ETs) during emergency remote teaching (ERT) in a non-pharmaceutical intervention (NPI), due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The study was guided by Albert Bandura’s social cognitive theory and self-efficacy framework. The study highlights the positive and negative reflections of self-efficacy for ETs during the transitions to different strategies in classroom teaching. It acknowledges the positive and negative effects on ETs from self-regulation, observational learning, and reciprocal determinism. The study design used was qualitative, aiming to identify the perceived self-efficacy of ETs during ERT in an NPI. Eight ETs from rural school …

Nymc Synapse Issue 51, School Of Medicine Student Senate, New York Medical College

The Synapse

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Vital Signs: Findings From Florida’S 2024 Ems Workforce Statewide Survey, Michael Lozano, Bruce J. Moeller, Ashley Tobin

Florida Center for Emergency Medical Services Research Reports

The 2024 EMT and Paramedic License Renewal Survey provides a comprehensive analysis of workforce trends, employment characteristics, recruitment challenges, retention patterns, and the mental health and wellness of emergency medical personnel in Florida. Conducted by the Florida Center for Emergency Medical Services (FL-CEMS) in collaboration with the Bureau of Emergency Medical Oversight (BEMO) at the Florida Department of Health (DoH), this survey captures insights from thousands of EMTs and paramedics renewing their professional licenses.

Key findings indicate persistent challenges in workforce retention, particularly for early-career professionals, and a notable decline in satisfaction with compensation. Despite these concerns, EMS personnel express …

Annual Reports Of The Town North Hampton New Hampshire Incorporated 1742, For The Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2025, North Hampton Town Representatives

North Hampton, NH Annual Reports

This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.

Undergraduate And Graduate Course Descriptions, Summer 2025, Wright State University

Course Descriptions

Wright State University undergraduate and graduate course descriptions from Summer 2025

Iowa Waste Reduction Center Newsletter, July 2025, University Of Northern Iowa. Iowa Waste Reduction Center.

Iowa Waste Reduction Center Newsletter

Contents:

--- 150th Anniversary & Homecoming Kickoff
--- SQG re-notification requirement
--- Introducing the Food, Beverage & Organics Team
--- A Historic First in Corrosion Control
--- Important Reminders
--- Industry News

Social Emotional Learning: Strategies, Curriculum, And Perspectives In Elementary Schools, Erin Martindale

Master's Theses & Capstone Projects

Social emotional learning is essential for all students to be equipped with the life skills to help them be successful. There are many students that struggle with emotional regulation, social skills, and relationship building. Research has shown the importance of having SEL time in student’s daily schedule to meet the needs of these skills. This inquiry-based research study aims to determine if social emotional learning can help students gain skills on all the areas of SEL to improve their daily life. The study utilized a qualitative approach, using a survey from educators in Iowa. The findings revealed social emotional learning …

Summer 2025, Echoes Staff

Rose Echoes

No abstract provided.

2025 O'Callahan Society Newsletter, O'Callahan Society, College Of The Holy Cross

O'Callahan Society Newsletters

This annual newsletter of the O'Callahan Society includes articles about the 2024 O'Callahan Society Fall Dinner. Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Schmiegel, United States Marine Corps (Retired) and Holy Cross Class of 1989 was the guest speaker. VADM Nancy S. Lacore, HC ‘90 was 2025 Annual Meeting Speaker. Unit News. Alumni News. Society News.

Evolution Of The Usu Extension Farm And Ranch Succession Program, Jacob A. Hadfield, Joshua Dallin, Ryan Larsen, Matthew Garcia

Outcomes and Impact Quarterly

The Utah State University (USU) Extension Farm and Ranch Succession Program has been operating for five years, providing critical support to agricultural producers across Utah. Although its impacts were previously documented (Dallin et al., 2021), the program has since been revised and better adapted to meet the needs of producers. This publication highlights USU Extension’s efforts to address the growing need for farm and ranch succession training and examines the program’s ongoing impacts on agricultural communities throughout the state.

The Climate Adaptation Intern Program: Training A Next-Generation Workforce While Bolstering Utah’S Capacity To Respond To Climate Change, Scott Hotaling, Kendall Becker

Outcomes and Impact Quarterly

Launched in Spring 2024, the Climate Adaptation Intern Program is a semester-long, cohort-style training program that pays undergraduates to work with experts and program leadership on developing fact sheets and other resources tailored to climate adaptation needs in Utah.

Library News July 2025, Research Medical Library

Library News 2025

• What's New with Journal Impact Factors?
• Five Tips for Productive Writing from Faculty Members
• LibKey Nomad Now Integrated with Cabell's Predatory Reports
• On "Metastasis," "Metastases," and "Metastasize"

Map Of The Thickness Of Ordovician Shales Across The Kentucky-Tennessee Mineral District (Ktmd), John B. Hickman, Alex M. Washburn, Georgina Lukoczki

Research Data--KGS

The deposits of critical minerals have been found in metalliferous shales. To aid in critical mineral assessments of the Ordovician Shales in the Kentucky-Tennessee Mineral District (KTMD), this research project produced a map (digital GIS dataset) of the thickness (isopach) of the combined Upper Ordovician shale interval across the region. The subsurface input data are from oil/gas well records and exploratory mineral core. Well and core records for the KTMD were acquired from the state surveys of Tennessee and Kentucky. Along with the GIS files, a summary table of the 594 well and core data points used to produce this …

Power And Resistance: Black Americans' Multifaceted Perceptions Of Ingroup Strengths And Their Effects On Collective Efficacy And Resistance, Hu Young Jeong, Johanna Vollhardt, Michelle S. Twali

Psychology

The current research examines perceived ingroup strengths and their relationship with collective efficacy, generalized power, and resistance among Black Americans. Two studies investigated how different perceptions of ingroup strengths (e.g. collective resilience, ingroup solidarity, intergroup coalitions, ingroup resistance, and intergroup respect) were associated with generalized power perceptions, perceived collective efficacy, and resistance behaviours. Study 1 demonstrated that collective resilience, ingroup solidarity, and intergroup coalitions predicted increased collective efficacy, which in turn predicted organized resistance but not everyday resistance. Perceived control over resources and influence predicted generalized power but not resistance behaviours. Study 2 extended these findings by including perceived ingroup …

Carroll County Food Access Network Resource List, Mikayla Cerney

UNH Cooperative Extension

No abstract provided.

2025-2026 Fordham Law School Faculty Bibliography, Fordham Law School

Faculty Bibliography

Bibliography of Fordham Law School faculty publications in print from July 2025-June 2026.