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How Can Public Service Design Adapt To "Supply-Demand Coupling"? A Case Study Of Elderly Health Service In Shanghai, Chuanqi Tang, Wanqiang Li, Fei Hu Oct 2025

How Can Public Service Design Adapt To "Supply-Demand Coupling"? A Case Study Of Elderly Health Service In Shanghai, Chuanqi Tang, Wanqiang Li, Fei Hu

ServDes Conference Series

As the contradiction between people's demand for multi-level, refined public services and the limited-service supply becomes increasingly prominent, how to achieve precise matching between service supply and demand, namely "supply-demand coupling", has become a key problem in enhancing the quality of public services. This paper combines coupling theory with classic service design tools to innovate a supply-demand coupling toolkit. To verify the effectiveness of this toolkit in public service design, a design practice of elderly health service in Shanghai was conducted. The research proves that this toolkit, by identifying and explicating the supply-demand relationship in the service system, helps designers …

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From Affirmative-Technological To Critical-Humanistic Tech Trends: A Speculative Framework For Service Design Futures, Yong-Ki Lee Oct 2025

From Affirmative-Technological To Critical-Humanistic Tech Trends: A Speculative Framework For Service Design Futures, Yong-Ki Lee

ServDes Conference Series

This paper presents a speculative framework for service design education, practice, and research in light of emerging technologies. It examines the evolution of service design through stages, from its foundations to a “thinking” era, and proposes a model for “Service Design 2.0” that considers industry-led, human-centred, and information driven approaches. The paper explores future trends in service design practice, emphasizing socio-technical systems thinking and learning systems. Design research is discussed in terms of evolving user-designer interactions, moving toward symbiotic relationships where designing and using become intertwined. Finally, the paper advocates for a balanced design education that integrates arts, engineering, computer …

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Air Traffic Management As A Service For Urban Air Mobility In Indian Cities: A Study For Scalable And Adaptive Design Framework For Optimizing Airspace Over Rail, Metro, And Roads, Shovan Kanti Kar, Deepak John Mathew, Mahesh M. S, Aastha Mariam John Oct 2025

Air Traffic Management As A Service For Urban Air Mobility In Indian Cities: A Study For Scalable And Adaptive Design Framework For Optimizing Airspace Over Rail, Metro, And Roads, Shovan Kanti Kar, Deepak John Mathew, Mahesh M. S, Aastha Mariam John

ServDes Conference Series

Urban Air Mobility offers an innovative solution to traffic congestion in Indian cities by introducing aerial transport to ease pressure on road networks. To ensure safe and efficient UAM operations, Air Traffic Management (ATM) as a Service is crucial. This framework facilitates real-time coordination between aerial and ground transportation, leveraging existing airspace over metro, rail, and highways to create an integrated urban mobility system. This study explores a service design approach to ATM, focusing on AI-powered air traffic management, real-time communication, and user-friendly systems. AI-driven predictive models optimize UAM routes, reduce congestion, and enhance safety. Additionally, the study examines policy …

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Improving Last Mile Transport Connectivity In Rural India: A Case Study Of Village Sangurdi, Vivaswan Ramdasi, Prasad Onkar Oct 2025

Improving Last Mile Transport Connectivity In Rural India: A Case Study Of Village Sangurdi, Vivaswan Ramdasi, Prasad Onkar

ServDes Conference Series

Last mile connectivity in rural India is a major issue which grapples majority of the Indian population. Particularly, transport connectivity towards last mile (final link between public transports to residence) in rural India is not properly addressed, which leads to hindrance in smooth functioning of daily lives of individuals. This paper aims to put forward an approach towards finding a solution to this problem, using service design methodology, ethnographic research and community driven service solution model. For creating the solution framework, a village named “Sangurdi” in Pune district of Maharashtra, India is taken as an example to understand the issues …

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Congruence Of Futures Thinking And Service Design Enabled By Artificial Intelligence, Sylvan Lobo, Sanandan Ratkal, Bhaskarjyoti Das, Ravi Mahamuni Oct 2025

Congruence Of Futures Thinking And Service Design Enabled By Artificial Intelligence, Sylvan Lobo, Sanandan Ratkal, Bhaskarjyoti Das, Ravi Mahamuni

ServDes Conference Series

As emerging technologies, societal trends, and evolving customer needs continue to reshape industries, service design must cater to longer-term future-oriented challenges. Service design involves proposing desirable solutions, and depending on the timescale considered, this shares similarities with speculative design and futures studies. Designers still find it difficult to use such approaches, tending towards conventional design, further impeded by organizational resistance. The synergy between futures thinking and service design remains underexplored. As artificial intelligence (AI), and other transformative technologies evolve, there is a potential to support design practices that anticipate and address future challenges. This paper explores how principles of futures …

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Design Tensions Between Attractiveness And Inclusivity In Milan Public Universities: The Case Of A Student Housing Orientation Service, Nicole Sacchetti, Daniela Sangiorgi Oct 2025

Design Tensions Between Attractiveness And Inclusivity In Milan Public Universities: The Case Of A Student Housing Orientation Service, Nicole Sacchetti, Daniela Sangiorgi

ServDes Conference Series

As Milan public universities compete globally to attract economic capital and student flows, they simultaneously face growing challenges in addressing the housing affordability crisis affecting their student populations. This paper reflects on the design tensions emerging within the service ecosystem of Politecnico di Milano, starting from the shortcomings encountered during the development of the multidisciplinary research-action project StudMIHome: Students Living in Milan; a study on student housing conducted by three research departments of the university, with the objective of prototyping and testing a housing orientation service for students.

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Framing Education As A Complex Service System: A Structured And Multidimensional Framework Through The Service Design Lens, Marcelle Feitoza Bassi Costa, Nicola Morelli, Wanqiang Li Oct 2025

Framing Education As A Complex Service System: A Structured And Multidimensional Framework Through The Service Design Lens, Marcelle Feitoza Bassi Costa, Nicola Morelli, Wanqiang Li

ServDes Conference Series

This article explores the application of service design principles to higher education, positioning universities as complex service systems that extend beyond the academic realm. The goal is to propose a structured framework highlighting service design's role in enhancing pedagogical practices, optimizing support systems, and fostering collaborations between universities and society. Through a comparative analysis of existing frameworks, the study identifies commonalities and gaps, creating a positioning matrix that visually represents the relationships. The research identifies four key quadrants: (i) Learning Services, (ii) Services for Learning, (iii) Services for Educational Infrastructure, and (iv) Educational Interaction Services. The findings emphasize that recognizing …

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Generative Ai In Service Design: An Explorative Diary Study In Discovery Process, Yaoqi Li, Hyunyim Park Oct 2025

Generative Ai In Service Design: An Explorative Diary Study In Discovery Process, Yaoqi Li, Hyunyim Park

ServDes Conference Series

As AI technologies advance, service design practitioners should consider their role in the field, including how to integrate generative AI (GenAI) into their workflows. This study explored how service design practitioners engage with GenAI tools in the discovery phase; it was intended to enhance service design research with regard to GenAI and highlight its potential and future applications. Through a diary study, 26 service design practitioners participated in three design activities using a variety of GenAI tools and recorded their experiences and perceptions in diaries. The findings indicate that participants perceived the GenAI tools as effective for data collection, processing, …

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Dispute Resolution As A Service: Leveraging Service Design And Ai Assistance, Ravi Mahamuni, Sachin Pawar, Manoj Apte, Girish Palshikar Oct 2025

Dispute Resolution As A Service: Leveraging Service Design And Ai Assistance, Ravi Mahamuni, Sachin Pawar, Manoj Apte, Girish Palshikar

ServDes Conference Series

India’s insurance dispute resolution system is burdened by long delays, escalating costs, and growing complaint volumes. With the insurance market projected to reach US$ 222 billion by 2026 and recent data showing that leading public insurers registered over 81,000 complaints in FY2023, traditional processes are no longer viable. This paper proposes a “Dispute Resolution as a Service” model for the insurance claim domain, enabled by AI technologies with service design principles. By rethinking dispute resolution as a service, the solution addresses not only the technical requirements for speed and cost reduction but also the softer aspects such as transparency, user-centeredness, …

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Ai-Assisted Designers Or Designer-Assisted Ai? Human-Ai Collaboration In Service Design, Hyunyim Park Oct 2025

Ai-Assisted Designers Or Designer-Assisted Ai? Human-Ai Collaboration In Service Design, Hyunyim Park

ServDes Conference Series

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into service design has transformed creative workflows, raising critical questions about the evolving relationship between AI and human designers. This study explored whether AI primarily functions as a tool for assisting designers or whether designers increasingly supervise AI-driven processes. An analysis of AI applications in research, ideation, prototyping and system mapping revealed that, while AI enhances efficiency and automates repetitive tasks, it lacks the contextual awareness, creativity and ethical reasoning necessary for autonomous design decision-making. Designers remain central to ensuring user centred innovation, refining AI-generated outputs and mitigating biases. This study underscores the need …

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Responsible Digital Service Ecosystem Design: Concept And Framework, Kentaro Watanabe Oct 2025

Responsible Digital Service Ecosystem Design: Concept And Framework, Kentaro Watanabe

ServDes Conference Series

Rapid advancements in digital technologies profoundly influence lifestyles, norms, cultures, and society through digital services. To address concerns regarding their negative impacts, service ecosystem design offers a promising approach for managing and adapting institutional arrangements (i.e., rules, norms, and cultures) necessary for such services. However, few studies have examined socially responsible design principles and practices in digital service ecosystems. To bridge this gap, this study introduces the concept of responsible digital service ecosystem design (REDSED). By integrating the responsible innovation approach, it presents a conceptual framework for the REDSED process for managing institutional arrangements. The proposed concept and framework support …

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A Study Of Traffic Management Solutions And Emergency Vehicle Response Times In India, Shrutee Ghosh, Saurav Khuttiya Deori Oct 2025

A Study Of Traffic Management Solutions And Emergency Vehicle Response Times In India, Shrutee Ghosh, Saurav Khuttiya Deori

ServDes Conference Series

India, the land of diversity, with a population of approximately 1.4 billion, is one of the fastest growing major economy in the world. The data of 2023- 2024 reveals that India produced a total of 28 million vehicles, including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and quadricycles and sold 23.86 million domestically. This is where the fault lies, there are lakhs of vehicles produced and supplied carelessly, but there are no policies that check and implement a smooth, technology-driven and user- friendly traffic management system. Moreover, it is observed that there exists a vacuum not only at a policy implementation level but …

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A Failed Social Innovation Experiment In Rural China, Chenfan Zhang, Valentina Auricchio, Daniela Selloni Oct 2025

A Failed Social Innovation Experiment In Rural China, Chenfan Zhang, Valentina Auricchio, Daniela Selloni

ServDes Conference Series

This paper presents a failed experiment conducted as part of a PhD participatory action research. The experiment originally aimed to develop an experimental framework for fostering long-term sustainable development in villages by extending the impact of short-term design interventions. Throughout the experiment, a toolkit was designed and iterated three times. Results, however, differed significantly from expectations, leading to a temporary failure of the experiment. To reflect on this outcome and refine future approaches, a ‘Reflection-in action’ perspective was incorporated into the methodology. This paper explores the complexities of creating and sustaining legacies in design practices. It emphasises the need for …

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Tracing Human-Ai Relations: A Participatory Approach To Genai Integration In Creative Public Service Work, Sanna Marttila, Louise Harder Fischer, Sunniva Sandbukt Oct 2025

Tracing Human-Ai Relations: A Participatory Approach To Genai Integration In Creative Public Service Work, Sanna Marttila, Louise Harder Fischer, Sunniva Sandbukt

ServDes Conference Series

This paper examines a participatory process for integrating Generative AI (GenAI) into the creative work of a public service organization. Through this process, we gain insights into the complexities of human-AI relations, the evolving nature of creative work, and the conditions necessary for meaningful AI integration in service organizations. The paper makes two key contributions: it documents a case of participatory GenAI integration in a public service setting, and it explores implications for creative practice and the evolving role of human-AI collaboration. Findings highlight the importance of reflection, value-driven AI integration, and the need for facilitated spaces for critical reflection. …

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Journey Probe: Uncovering Aspirations Of Early-Career Employees Via Narrated Journeys, Sanandan Ratkal, Simran Patankar Oct 2025

Journey Probe: Uncovering Aspirations Of Early-Career Employees Via Narrated Journeys, Sanandan Ratkal, Simran Patankar

ServDes Conference Series

Narrative mode of thought occurs frequently in the design process. The user research phases of a design lifecycle involve stories of users’ pains and aspirations. Aspirations can be abstract and highly contextual to uncover from conventional user research questions. Using journey maps can be an effective means to elicit user needs. Two designers experiment with journey-map styled worksheets i.e., journey probes as a tool for user research. The experiment was carried out to understand aspirations of early-career employees in a multi-national corporation in information technology services. The paper outlines the learnings gathered from the experiment and its potential as a …

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Mental Health And Wellbeing Practices In Design Education: A Call For Action, Daniela Sangiorgi, Martina Čaić, Amalia De Götzen De Götzen, Rike Neuhoff, Rebecca Prices, Nuria Solsona Caba, Josina Vink, Hena Ali Oct 2025

Mental Health And Wellbeing Practices In Design Education: A Call For Action, Daniela Sangiorgi, Martina Čaić, Amalia De Götzen De Götzen, Rike Neuhoff, Rebecca Prices, Nuria Solsona Caba, Josina Vink, Hena Ali

ServDes Conference Series

Alarming numbers of university design students are experiencing significant issues related to their mental health and wellbeing. While the conditions affecting their mental health are systemic, universities play a key role in addressing academic related factors. This paper aims to better understand the stressors impacting design students’ wellbeing and identify strategies for addressing them. It reviews general academic and design-specific stressors highlighted in the literature. Drawing from a small sample of European design schools, the paper also shares promising practices for addressing these stressors. Kick-starting cross-institutional sharing, it offers a starting point for further collective efforts to improve student wellbeing.

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Role Of Service Design In The Era Of Industry 5.0, Ravi Mahamuni, Sylvan Lobo Oct 2025

Role Of Service Design In The Era Of Industry 5.0, Ravi Mahamuni, Sylvan Lobo

ServDes Conference Series

Industry 5.0 (I5.0) represents a major shift from automated processes of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) to systems that put people first. I5.0 calls for a deeper focus on human centricity, especially on worker wellbeing and human-machine collaboration. This paper recognizes the synergy between the goals of I5.0 and service design. It uses a semi-speculative approach to explore the role of service design as a catalyst to the transition to I5.0, integrating service design’s core principles of empathy, co-creation and holistic systems thinking intro industrial processes. It examines the key challenges to the transitions and highlights how service design can support. It …

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Improving Service Information Inclusiveness In Emergency Preparedness And Response: A Case Of Public Service Design In Commercial Large-Scale Mass Cultural Events, Yue Yu, Sijia Yang, Wanqiang Li, Fei Hu Oct 2025

Improving Service Information Inclusiveness In Emergency Preparedness And Response: A Case Of Public Service Design In Commercial Large-Scale Mass Cultural Events, Yue Yu, Sijia Yang, Wanqiang Li, Fei Hu

ServDes Conference Series

Attention to the differentiated capabilities, needs, and expectations of vulnerable groups is an important research focus for inclusive service design. In a context where the increasing complexity of urban sites and industry chains has increased the potential risk of disasters, enhancing public emergency services is related to life safety for vulnerable groups. In disasters, user groups with special needs due to differences in cognitive abilities may be more vulnerable than other populations due to their exposure and crisis response competence. These vulnerable groups have more difficulty accessing emergency information and therefore lack adequate resources for emergency response. However, there is …

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Beyond Packaging: Service Design As A Catalyst For Sustainable Personal Care And Circular Packaging In India, Divy Sharma, Vrushti Mehta, Anisha Absolom Oct 2025

Beyond Packaging: Service Design As A Catalyst For Sustainable Personal Care And Circular Packaging In India, Divy Sharma, Vrushti Mehta, Anisha Absolom

ServDes Conference Series

Personal care market is drowning in plastic waste. Every week, 420 million lower middle- class consumers discard 2.94 billion sachets, while 560 million middle-class households throw away 2.8 billion bottles and tubes monthly. Despite growing environmental awareness, the gap between intention and action remains huge- 72% of consumers know plastic harms the environment, but only 38% dispose of it properly. This paper argues that while Product-Service Systems (PSS) provide solid theoretical foundations, Service Design is the practical game-changer that can solve India's packaging crisis. Through a mixed-method study involving 95 survey responses and 15 in-depth interviews across Indian cities, we …

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Co-Designing Ev Dashboards For Rural India: A Participatory Approach, Parinita Rai, Prasad Onkar Oct 2025

Co-Designing Ev Dashboards For Rural India: A Participatory Approach, Parinita Rai, Prasad Onkar

ServDes Conference Series

The adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in rural India is hindered by literacy barriers, language diversity, and infrastructural constraints. This study focuses on designing an optimized digital Human-Machine Interface (HMI) dashboard for two-wheeler EVs to enhance usability among rural consumers. Building on insights from prior research presented at Design 2024, a user-centric approach was employed, incorporating qualitative interviews to gather authentic user feedback. Key findings emphasize the need for simplified interfaces, localized content, and adaptive displays to accommodate diverse user needs. The proposed HMI design aims to reduce the learning curve and encourage EV adoption by making digital dashboards more …

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Activating Community Through Transmedia Storytelling: A Service Design Case Study Of The Life As Theater Project, Shuxiao Zhong, Wanqiang Li, Fei Hu, Haihao Xu Oct 2025

Activating Community Through Transmedia Storytelling: A Service Design Case Study Of The Life As Theater Project, Shuxiao Zhong, Wanqiang Li, Fei Hu, Haihao Xu

ServDes Conference Series

In the context of declining sustainability in traditional placemaking practices, this study explores how transmedia storytelling, when integrated with service design logic, can function as a replicable and adaptive mechanism for community activation. Grounded in a media–platform–role framework, this research takes Alipay’s Life as Theater project as a case study to examine how narrative-driven tasks, distributed media touchpoints, and platform-mediated coordination work together to mobilize user participation. Through service design analysis, it identifies how digital platforms serve as both structural orchestrators and narrative translators, aligning user behaviors, merchant interactions, and platform logic into a coherent activation pathway. This study contributes …

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Animal-Centered Service Design For Stray Animals In India, Faiza Khan, Shamit Shrivastav Oct 2025

Animal-Centered Service Design For Stray Animals In India, Faiza Khan, Shamit Shrivastav

ServDes Conference Series

According to the State of Pet Homelessness Index data of 2021, India has a high prevalence of stray animals, with around 80 million homeless cats and dogs. The living conditions of these animals are harsh and unsafe. Services for stray animals are managed by the animal welfare departments, non-profit organizations, and caretakers. The objective of this study is to investigate the efficacy of existing stray animal welfare services and understand the role of the stakeholders towards creating a safe and healthy environment for these animals. Semi-structured interviews of eighteen stakeholders and site immersions at five Mumbai-based NGOs were conducted. The …

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Ai Enabled Service Design Approach - Demystifying The Myths, Shivani Ganwani, Karthik Konar, Simran Patankar, Sylvan Lobo, Ravi Mahamuni Oct 2025

Ai Enabled Service Design Approach - Demystifying The Myths, Shivani Ganwani, Karthik Konar, Simran Patankar, Sylvan Lobo, Ravi Mahamuni

ServDes Conference Series

There has been a recent surge in Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption globally across industries. This has triggered widespread discussions about role of AI, particularly in design and creative fields. There are numerous opinions, findings and myths surrounding AI's role, capabilities, and limitations in general and in design too. This paper explores these prevalent myths and demystifies those by conducting a comprehensive literature review and offering insights from practical experiences. From our experience of using AI in different ways in varied service design projects, we argue about certain common myths about AI’s potential. We highlight where AI excels, where it falls …

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Extremely Poleward Shift Of Antarctic Circumpolar Current By Eccentricity During The Last Interglacial, Lijuan Lu, Xufeng Zheng, Michael E. Weber, Victoria Peck, Brendan T. Reilly, Zhong Chen, Wen Yan, Tianyu Chen, Hong Yan, Xun Gong, Shuzhuang Wu, Liwei Zheng, Shiming Wan, Yan Du, Lisa Tauxe, Qinghua Yang, Stefanie Brachfeld, Trevor Williams, Yasmina M. Martos, Zhiheng Du, Marga García, Lara F. Pérez, Hu Yang, Bingyue Huang, Jonathan Warnock, Shuh-Ji Kao Oct 2025

Extremely Poleward Shift Of Antarctic Circumpolar Current By Eccentricity During The Last Interglacial, Lijuan Lu, Xufeng Zheng, Michael E. Weber, Victoria Peck, Brendan T. Reilly, Zhong Chen, Wen Yan, Tianyu Chen, Hong Yan, Xun Gong, Shuzhuang Wu, Liwei Zheng, Shiming Wan, Yan Du, Lisa Tauxe, Qinghua Yang, Stefanie Brachfeld, Trevor Williams, Yasmina M. Martos, Zhiheng Du, Marga García, Lara F. Pérez, Hu Yang, Bingyue Huang, Jonathan Warnock, Shuh-Ji Kao

Department of Earth and Environmental Studies Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) exerts substantial control on the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the Southern Ocean, playing a key role in modulating the global carbon cycle and climate. However, the orbital-scale forcing and future changes in the strength and position of the ACC remain elusive. Here, we reconstruct the history of ACC extending back to the Last Interglacial (LIG; 128-113 ka) using sediment cores from the Scotia Sea. Based on high-resolution measurements of sortable silt mean grain size, we find that bottom current speed is synchronized with eccentricity, superimposed by precession. During the LIG when both eccentricity …

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Alloplastic Implants For Rhinoplasty: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis Of Clinical Outcomes And Complications, Rafeni Bunga Cikita, Beta Subakti Nataadmaja Oct 2025

Alloplastic Implants For Rhinoplasty: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis Of Clinical Outcomes And Complications, Rafeni Bunga Cikita, Beta Subakti Nataadmaja

Folia Medica Indonesiana

Alloplastic implants emphasize the importance of a comprehensive understanding of both clinical and histological aspects, which are attributed to enhancing patient satisfaction and surgical success rates. The study aims to assess the viability of different implant materials and their related risks over time. A systematic literature search was conducted across multiple databases, including PubMed, Cochrane, and EBSCOhost, to identify 79 records. After eliminating duplicates and applying specific inclusion and exclusion criteria, four new studies were included for evaluation, focusing on postoperative outcomes related to alloplastic implants in rhinoplasty. Late-onset inflammation in non-healthy capsules required removal and showed histological damage. One …

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Advising, The Ud Way, Eric F. Spina Oct 2025

Advising, The Ud Way, Eric F. Spina

President's Blog: From the Heart

As of fall 2025, every incoming undergraduate has been paired with a holistic advisor, a dedicated guide who walks with them from move-in day to graduation. This new initiative is about helping students find their calling and live it.

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The Role Of Higher Education Attainment In Mitigating Police Misconduct, Marty Allen Hatfield Oct 2025

The Role Of Higher Education Attainment In Mitigating Police Misconduct, Marty Allen Hatfield

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Police misconduct continues to undermine public trust and strain community–law enforcement relationships in the United States. The potential role of higher education in reducing misconduct among officers remains underexamined. The purpose of this quantitative correlational study was to examine whether higher educational attainment is associated with reduced rates of documented misconduct in a large urban police department. Grounded in the social learning and organizational justice theories, the research addressed how postsecondary education influences ethical decision-making and conduct. The overarching research question concerned whether education level predicted misconduct frequency, controlling for gender, rank, and years of service. Archival personnel and disciplinary …

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Aav Harvesting Using An Asymmetric Pore Hollow Fiber Membrane In Tff Mode: High Product Yield Through Stable Cake Layer Formation, April Wheeler, Ranil Wickramasinghe, Rony Horax, Xianghong Qian, Xiaolei Hao, Hironobu Shirataki Oct 2025

Aav Harvesting Using An Asymmetric Pore Hollow Fiber Membrane In Tff Mode: High Product Yield Through Stable Cake Layer Formation, April Wheeler, Ranil Wickramasinghe, Rony Horax, Xianghong Qian, Xiaolei Hao, Hironobu Shirataki

Integrated Continuous Biomanufacturing VII (ICB VII)

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Sustainable Integrated Continuous Antibody Downstream Processing Using Buffer Intensification, Bernt Nilsson, Madelène Isaksson, Julius Klemens Lorek, Niklas Andersson Oct 2025

Sustainable Integrated Continuous Antibody Downstream Processing Using Buffer Intensification, Bernt Nilsson, Madelène Isaksson, Julius Klemens Lorek, Niklas Andersson

Integrated Continuous Biomanufacturing VII (ICB VII)

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Scalable Continuous Flow Zonal Ultracentrifugation For Purification Of Bionanoparticles, Viktoria Mayer, Madhusudhan Reddy Bobbili, Patricia Centre Of Industrial Biotechnology, Pereira Aguilar Oct 2025

Scalable Continuous Flow Zonal Ultracentrifugation For Purification Of Bionanoparticles, Viktoria Mayer, Madhusudhan Reddy Bobbili, Patricia Centre Of Industrial Biotechnology, Pereira Aguilar

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