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The Intersection Of Education And Empowerment: How Comprehensive Sex Education Equips Adolescents To Navigate Complex Relational Dynamics, Joleigh Wood Jun 2025

The Intersection Of Education And Empowerment: How Comprehensive Sex Education Equips Adolescents To Navigate Complex Relational Dynamics, Joleigh Wood

University Honors Theses

This thesis examines the impact of comprehensive sex education (CSE) on adolescents' understanding of consent, personal boundaries, and relational competence. Drawing upon social learning theory, intersectionality, and relational-cultural theory, the study employs a multidisciplinary framework to analyze how CSE functions as both an instructional practice and a sociocultural intervention. Utilizing an integrative thematic review of empirical studies, policy analyses, and national curriculum standards, the research evaluates the extent to which CSE promotes emotional literacy, fosters ethical relationship skills, and addresses structural inequities in educational access. Findings indicate that well-implemented, inclusive CSE contributes to healthier developmental outcomes by enhancing students' emotional …

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The Embodiment And Experiences Of Gender Euphoria Among Transgender And Nonbinary Communities: A Mixed Methods Inquiry, Brendon T. Holloway Jun 2025

The Embodiment And Experiences Of Gender Euphoria Among Transgender And Nonbinary Communities: A Mixed Methods Inquiry, Brendon T. Holloway

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Gender euphoria is a critical aspect of embodiment for transgender and nonbinary (TNB) people that has long been overshadowed in academic research by deficit narratives and gender dysphoria. While gender dysphoria is the distress an individual may experience related to their gender, gender euphoria encapsulates the positive emotions a TNB person may experience because of positive gendered experiences. Despite community documentations of gender euphoria since the 1970s, academic research on gender euphoria has only recently begun to emerge. This three-paper dissertation advances this body of scholarship by exploring how gender euphoria is conceptualized, experienced, and embodied in TNB communities. Utilizing …

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Optimized Wireless Power Transmission For Low-Cost, Energy-Efficient Internet Of Things Devices In Residential Environments, Daniel Brook Hatch Jun 2025

Optimized Wireless Power Transmission For Low-Cost, Energy-Efficient Internet Of Things Devices In Residential Environments, Daniel Brook Hatch

Theses and Dissertations

Wireless power transmission (WPT) offers a promising solution for powering devices in locations where traditional electrical outlets are inaccessible, such as ceilings or outdoor environments. By utilizing electromagnetic waves, such as light, WPT enables power delivery without the need for physical connections. With line-of-sight (LoS) as its primary limitation, this technology offers significant flexibility and potential for a wide range of applications, making it a compelling focus for research and innovation. Despite the advancements in WPT technologies, their practical application for powering Internet of Things (IoT) devices in real-world scenarios remains underexplored. Many IoT devices are installed in locations where …

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1 Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 And Apolipoprotein-E In Alzheimer’S Disease: Virus Entry And Innate Immunity, Jim Camilleri Jun 2025

1 Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 And Apolipoprotein-E In Alzheimer’S Disease: Virus Entry And Innate Immunity, Jim Camilleri

College of Science and Health Theses and Dissertations

Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is a neurotropic virus that has been detected in brains affected by Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), the leading global cause of cognitive decline. In vitro and epidemiological studies support a role for HSV-1 in AD. The strongest genetic risk factor for late-onset AD is the E4 allele of APOE, which codes for apolipoprotein-E (ApoE), a protein that mediates brain cholesterol homeostasis. Previous work has suggested that ApoE can affect HSV-1 entry into cells; however, APOE has three alleles (E2, E3, and E4) and allelespecific effects of ApoE on HSV-1 entry remain undetermined. We hypothesized that …

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Peering Into The Past And Future: Connection, Challenge, Growth, And Rural Peer Mentors, Tinker Elizabeth Jacobs Duclo Jun 2025

Peering Into The Past And Future: Connection, Challenge, Growth, And Rural Peer Mentors, Tinker Elizabeth Jacobs Duclo

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Peer mentoring is a recognized strategy for supporting student success, academic persistence, and belonging in higher education. However, while mentee benefits are well-documented, the long-term effects on peer mentors (PMs) remain underexplored, particularly at Rural-Serving Institutions (RSIs). My evaluation bridges that gap by examining the lasting impact of PM service through a qualitative evaluation of the Rifle Colorado Mountain College (CMC) Peer Mentor Program. Guided by Rural Cultural Wealth (RCW) theory and using the Most Significant Change (MSC) model within a constructivist framework, my evaluation centers alumni PM voices, gathering their reflections on the significant changes and impacts of their …

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Home Bound: Explaining The Neoliberalization Of Regional Public University Districts Through An Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Design, Becket C. Duncan Jun 2025

Home Bound: Explaining The Neoliberalization Of Regional Public University Districts Through An Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Design, Becket C. Duncan

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

I examined housing costs in neoliberalized consumer spaces (Cunningham, 2016; Saunders & Ramírez, 2017) in regional public university (Orphan, et al., 2022) districts. I use geographic methods (Jonas, et al., 2015; Daché-Gerbino, 2018) with an explanatory sequential mixed methods design and a complex case study approach (Creswell & Plano Clark, 2018). Results from my spatial analyses showed that residents who live within one-half mile of universities spend more on monthly housing costs ($1,331) than those who do not ($1,227) except in the case of regional public universities ($1,184). Results from a regression analysis demonstrated that eight institutional variables predicted 33.2% …

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Employee Engagement And Productivity Among Remote Workers In The Finance Industry, Mauriom Ndikeh Jun 2025

Employee Engagement And Productivity Among Remote Workers In The Finance Industry, Mauriom Ndikeh

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

The COVID-19 pandemic and its related restrictions made remote work a defining feature of the modern workforce. Some finance industry leaders lack effective employee engagement strategies to increase productivity in remote work environments. The purpose of this qualitative pragmatic inquiry project was to identify and explore successful employee engagement strategies some finance industry leaders used to increase productivity in remote work environments. This project was grounded in Kahn’s employee engagement theory. The participants were six finance industry leaders from financial organizations in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Data were collected using semistructured Zoom interviews, field notes, …

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To Study The Correlation Between Project Management Methodologies, Leadership Styles, And Team Engagement., Mouna Ittira Subbaiah Jun 2025

To Study The Correlation Between Project Management Methodologies, Leadership Styles, And Team Engagement., Mouna Ittira Subbaiah

Harrisburg University Dissertations and Theses

The software industry is expanding rapidly due to emerging technologies, innovative business strategies, and evolving customer demands. Software projects vary in complexity, requiring diverse approaches to ensure successful development from initiation to completion. This complexity has driven the adoption of continuous learning, lean principles, and agile methodologies. Modern methodologies prioritize flexibility, adaptability, productivity, inclusivity, and knowledge sharing. The choice of a particular method depends on organizational culture and project characteristics. The characteristics of the methodology will directly and indirectly influence team engagement. However, transitioning between methods can be challenging, involving significant costs and time investments. Recently, many organizations have shifted …

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When Electrification Meets Reindustrialization: The First Eu Green Electric Vehicle Subsidies And The Wto Consistency, Mandy Meng Fang Jun 2025

When Electrification Meets Reindustrialization: The First Eu Green Electric Vehicle Subsidies And The Wto Consistency, Mandy Meng Fang

Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law

The French Government recently reformed the "Ecological Bonus" scheme, which has generously supported its domestic consumers in purchasing electric vehicles ("EVs"), by introducing a new criterion based on the amount of carbon emitted in the vehicle's manufacturing. Starting in 2024, the scheme strictly sets the production carbon footprint ceiling at 14.75 tons of CO2, effectively denying the subsidy eligibility of more than one-third of EVs sold in France. Other European Union ("EU") Member States, including Italy, have considered taking similar policy actions. Criticized as the French version of the discriminatory United States Inflation Reduction Act, the new Ecological Bonus scheme …

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Criminalization Of Homelessness: The Impact Of A Market-Oriented Approach, Gabriella M. Chioffi Jun 2025

Criminalization Of Homelessness: The Impact Of A Market-Oriented Approach, Gabriella M. Chioffi

Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law

Since the fourteenth century, countries have sought to criminalize unhoused individuals by labeling them as "vagrants." Currently, the United States and other countries continue to criminalize acts of sleeping rough, begging, loitering and other vagrancy-type activities that disproportionately target unhoused persons. Despite going through a period of decriminalization in the 1960s and 1970s, these punitive measures were largely reinstated by the 1990s. In the most extreme case, vagrancy criminalization was entrenched in a state's constitution. This Note contends that the reversion to punitive measures is triggered by a country's transition to a market-oriented approach that privatizes housing development and de-emphasizes …

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A Toolkit For Improving School Climate: Lessons Learned From Action Research In A Network Of 16 Charter Schools, Grant E. Erwin Jun 2025

A Toolkit For Improving School Climate: Lessons Learned From Action Research In A Network Of 16 Charter Schools, Grant E. Erwin

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Educators today face daunting challenges, especially in addressing persistent gaps in outcomes for historically underserved students from low-income and minority backgrounds. Practitioners often cite school climate as a key barrier to student success—an assertion supported by research linking school climate to students’ academic and personal outcomes. This study sought to improve school climate across 16 urban middle and high schools within one charter network. Using a mixed methods Collaborative Action Research (CAR) design over multiple years, the study triangulated academic research, external resources, and on-the-ground lessons to provide practical guidance for other educators. Data were collected from multiple stakeholders and …

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Elevating After-School: Addressing After-School Program Quality Through Improvement Design, Kate Marie Vincent Jun 2025

Elevating After-School: Addressing After-School Program Quality Through Improvement Design, Kate Marie Vincent

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study examines how Pathfinders After School, a national after-school provider can improve program quality amid rapid expansion. As enrollment has grown, program quality has declined, evidenced by decreasing net promoter scores (NPS), rising student behavior incidents, and terminated district partnerships. Grounded in Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory (1979), this mixed-methods study uses improvement science methodology to test systemic interventions that empower key user groups and enhance program effectiveness. An improvement team, composed of crossfunctional organizational members, conducted root-cause analysis to identify primary drivers of after-school program quality. Core focus areas included staff training, student engagement, feedback mechanisms, and implementation fidelity. …

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Shrinkage Study In Photopolymerisable Hybrid Sol-Gel Through Holographic Patterning, Jamshed Aftab, Izabela Naydenova, Tatsiana Mikulchyk Jun 2025

Shrinkage Study In Photopolymerisable Hybrid Sol-Gel Through Holographic Patterning, Jamshed Aftab, Izabela Naydenova, Tatsiana Mikulchyk

Articles

Photopolymerisation induced shrinkage of holographic materials is one of the main factors which needs to be considered for designing holographic optical elements (HOEs) with high accuracy in light redirection with maximum efficiency. This work studies the shrinkage in photopolymerisable hybrid sol-gel (PHSG) by examining the properties of volume transmission gratings recorded in PHSG layers. It explores both the dependence of shrinkage on the holographic grating parameters (thickness, spatial frequency, slant angle) and the effect of material aging. By using the fringe-plane rotation model, shrinkage is found to have the maximum value of 1.37 % at 765 lines/mm (19.36° slant angle) …

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The Modern Pilgrimage Of Umrah: The Convergence Of Spiritual Devotion And Pop-Consumer Culture In Indonesia, Syamsu Madyan, Habil Abyad, Imam Wahyudi Karimullah Jun 2025

The Modern Pilgrimage Of Umrah: The Convergence Of Spiritual Devotion And Pop-Consumer Culture In Indonesia, Syamsu Madyan, Habil Abyad, Imam Wahyudi Karimullah

International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage

This study explores Umrah’s significant growth as a religious tourism model in Indonesian Muslim society. The discussion examines factors that influence that growth, from the increased income levels of Indonesian middle-class Muslims to the Umrah propaganda generated by the wave of social media. This study will also capture Umrah as a solution for Indonesian Muslims to the long waiting queue for Hajj quota in Indonesia, as it is seen as a good opportunity for religious commodification through the touristic market being exercised by stakeholders such as policymakers and travel agencies. As the Umrah tourist market will be analysed in this …

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Investigating Momentary Body Image Disturbance, Affect, And Disordered Eating Among College Students, Allison T. Cunning Jun 2025

Investigating Momentary Body Image Disturbance, Affect, And Disordered Eating Among College Students, Allison T. Cunning

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Despite evidence that eating disorders are associated with elevated mortality rates, increased risk of suicide, and societal and financial burden, treatment outcomes for individuals with eating disorders remain poor. Body image disturbance has emerged as a robust risk factor for the development and maintenance of disordered eating (e.g., overeating, binge eating, purging, restriction) and theoretical and clinical perspectives most commonly operationalize body image disturbance as a trait construct. However, empirical evidence suggests body dissatisfaction may fluctuate, and these fluctuations may play an important role in the relationship between risk factors and disordered eating. The current study employed ecological momentary assessment …

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Effective Business Strategies And Regulatory Compliance Within Fintechs: A Qualitative Pragmatic Inquiry Study, Tranae N. Johnson Jun 2025

Effective Business Strategies And Regulatory Compliance Within Fintechs: A Qualitative Pragmatic Inquiry Study, Tranae N. Johnson

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Ineffective strategies to adapt to evolving regulatory changes can negatively impact financial technology (fintech) leaders’ capabilities. Fintech leaders who struggle to adapt to evolving regulatory changes are at risk of business instability. Grounded in stakeholder theory, the purpose of this qualitative pragmatic inquiry project was to explore and identify effective business strategies used by fintech leaders to adapt to evolving regulatory changes. The participants were eight fintech leaders who effectively used strategies to adapt to evolving regulatory changes. Data were collected using semistructured interviews, public websites, and documents, current and archival. Using thematic analysis, five key themes were identified: (a) …

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The Improvement Regime: Public Trusts, Real Estates, And India’S Urban Futurities, Anwesha Ghosh Jun 2025

The Improvement Regime: Public Trusts, Real Estates, And India’S Urban Futurities, Anwesha Ghosh

Articles

Over the last two decades, since scholarly writing on India witnessed an “urban turn,” numerous historians have analyzed the role of the improvement trust in the redevelopment of Indian cities in the twentieth century, most specifically those of Bombay, Calcutta, and Delhi. This paper revisits and reassesses some of their key arguments to suggest that rather than studying the “failures” of the individual trusts to foster sanitary built environments, we should pay attention to the contingent workings of the city trusts that were constitutively designed for such failures. Using a comparative analysis of the Bombay and Calcutta improvement trusts, this …

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Advancing The Functional Diversity Of Hydrazone Photoswithces, Daniil Sosnin Jun 2025

Advancing The Functional Diversity Of Hydrazone Photoswithces, Daniil Sosnin

Dartmouth College Ph.D Dissertations

Photochromic materials have drawn increasing interest for their ability to control functional systems and biological processes using light. Molecular switches enable precise, reversible regulation of the systems in which they are embedded. To achieve robust and versatile switching, careful tuning of molecular structure and activation conditions is essential. Hydrazones represent a promising class of photoswitches, offering synthetic accessibility, strong thermal and photochemical stability, and a modular framework that supports further development for materials and biological applications. This work begins by examining a family of heterocyclic hydrazones to determine how structural variations affect photoswitching efficiency and thermal half-lives. Comparisons with phenyl-based …

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Construction And Application Of Magnetic Core-Shell Structure So42-/Fe3O4@Al2O3-Tio2 Catalyst, Huang Yufei, Zheng Jianxian Jun 2025

Construction And Application Of Magnetic Core-Shell Structure So42-/Fe3O4@Al2O3-Tio2 Catalyst, Huang Yufei, Zheng Jianxian

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To develop a magnetic solid superacid catalyst for the synthesis of ascorbyl palmitate via an SO42-/Fe3O4@Al2O3-TiO2 system,addressing the separation difficulties,substrate oxidation,and pollution issues associated with the traditional concentrated sulfuric acid method.［Methods］ SO42-/Fe3O4@Al2O3-TiO2 is prepared by a co -precipitation -sol-gel method.The catalyst is characterized by the Hammett indicator method,NH3-TPD,and VSM.Single -factor experiments are used to verify the catalytic activity of the catalyst for ascorbyl palmitate synthesis and optimize reaction parameters.The stability of the catalyst is further …

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Immobilization Of Bromelain On Fe3O4-Sa/Cs Microspheres And Its Enzymatic Properties, Wang Dan, Geng Lijing, Huang Wei, Fu Hang, Liu Xiaoyu Jun 2025

Immobilization Of Bromelain On Fe3O4-Sa/Cs Microspheres And Its Enzymatic Properties, Wang Dan, Geng Lijing, Huang Wei, Fu Hang, Liu Xiaoyu

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To improve the immobilization technology of bromelain which has poor stability to enhance its utilization,stability,and storage performance.［Methods］ The preparation process of magnetic chitosan/sodium alginate immobilized bromelain (Fe3O4-SA/CS -Br) is optimized by the response surface methodology.The Fe3O4-SA/CS -Br is characterized and its Km value,operational stability,thermal stability,storage stability,and application effectiveness are determined.［Results］ The optimal preparation conditions for Fe3O4-SA/CS -Br are as follows:mchitosan∶msodium alginate ratio of 1∶4,Fe3O4 mass concentration of 10 mg/mL,CaCl2 mass concentration of 32 mg/mL,immobilization time of 106 min,pH value of 7.0,and enzyme mass concentration of 1.0 mg/mL.According to the results from scanning electron microscopy,infrared spectrum,and X -ray diffraction spectrum,the …

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Stability And Sensory Evaluation Of Capsaicin Emulsion Based On Oil Unsaturation Degrees, Fan Xinying, Su Wei, Wang Xinmiao, Chen Jianshe, Hu Xiaoxue Jun 2025

Stability And Sensory Evaluation Of Capsaicin Emulsion Based On Oil Unsaturation Degrees, Fan Xinying, Su Wei, Wang Xinmiao, Chen Jianshe, Hu Xiaoxue

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To investigate the effect of oil phase unsaturation degree on the performance of capsaicin emulsion to optimize its application efficacy in food systems.［Methods］ Flaxseed oil (α-linolenic acid ),sunflower oil (linoleic acid ),and camellia oil (oleic acid ) are selected to construct the emulsion systems.The particle size distribution,zeta potential,microstructure,in vitro digestion stability,and sensory characteristics are systematically analyzed.［Results］ The camellia oil emulsion exhibits the largest value in average particle size of specific surface area,while the flaxseed oil emulsion demonstrates the smallest particle size and significantly higher absolute zeta potential values (P<0.01).Its compact interfacial structure maintains smaller particle sizes throughout the digestion process (P<0.01),ensuring the optimal protection of capsaicin.According to sensory evaluation,the flaxseed oil emulsion has the strongest spicy perception,potentially attributed to its high unsaturation degree.［Conclusion］ The findings demonstrated that the stability of capsaicin emulsions correlates with the unsaturation degree of the oil phase.Highly unsaturated fatty acids enhance emulsion stability by forming viscoelastic interfacial films.Flaxseed oil,with the highest unsaturation degree,produces emulsion with the smallest particle size,most uniform distribution,and best emulsion stability and pungency intensity.

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Effect Of Electric Steamer Steaming Parameters On The Cooking Quality Of Eggplant, Zhao Wenyu, Xu Yanshun, Li Yujing, Fang Kun, Yao Qing, He Xiaoyan Jun 2025

Effect Of Electric Steamer Steaming Parameters On The Cooking Quality Of Eggplant, Zhao Wenyu, Xu Yanshun, Li Yujing, Fang Kun, Yao Qing, He Xiaoyan

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To evaluate the cooking quality of food based on its color characteristics.［Methods］ Using heating curves,color measurements,and anthocyanin content as evaluation indexes,the effect of steaming power,anaerobic environment,surface temperature change of eggplant,and steaming volume on the color of eggplant was investigated.［Results］ Eggplants steamed in a steamer pot had significantly better color compared to those steamed in a steam oven.The steaming power,volume,anaerobic environment,and surface temperature of the eggplant all affected its color and anthocyanin loss rate.As the steaming power increased and the steaming volume decreased,the anthocyanin loss rate decreased.The lowest anthocyanin loss rate of 44.27% occurred when the steaming power was 2 …

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Effects Of Heat Moist Treatment On Γ-Aminobutyric Acid Accumulation , Polyphenol Content , And Antioxidant Activity Of Red Kidney Beans, Zhang Siqi, Zhou Sumei, Hou Dianzhi, Cui Yajun, Wang Li Jun 2025

Effects Of Heat Moist Treatment On Γ-Aminobutyric Acid Accumulation , Polyphenol Content , And Antioxidant Activity Of Red Kidney Beans, Zhang Siqi, Zhou Sumei, Hou Dianzhi, Cui Yajun, Wang Li

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To investigate the effect of heat moist treatment on the γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA ) content of different varieties of red kidney beans and to screen out the red kidney bean varieties with the strongest GABA accumulation capacity.At the same time,the changes in phenolic content and antioxidant activity of red kidney beans after heat moist treatment are investigated.［Methods］ This paper determines the GABA content in red kidney beans before and after heat moist treatment by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC ) and conducts correlation analyses of GABA accumulation with free amino acid content and GABA key metabolic enzyme activities in …

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Thermal Rheological Properties Of Heat-Moisture Modified And Its Application In Multigrain Cookies, Thi Huyen Trang, Li Xianghong, Miao Jinxu, Wang Faxiang, Liu Yongle, Li Shuang Jun 2025

Thermal Rheological Properties Of Heat-Moisture Modified And Its Application In Multigrain Cookies, Thi Huyen Trang, Li Xianghong, Miao Jinxu, Wang Faxiang, Liu Yongle, Li Shuang

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To develop low -burden,high -nutrient functional baked foods.［Methods］ A single -factor experimental design is employed,with rapid visco analyzer,rheometer,and differential scanning calorimeter to analyze the physicochemical properties of heat -moisture modified wheat flour.The cookie formula is optimized based on sensory evaluation.［Results］ Heat -moisture treatment significantly enhances the pasting stability and resistant starch content of wheat flour.The optimal auxiliary ingredient formula is 50 g of heat-moisture modified wheat flour,20 g of oat flour,10 g of mung bean flour,and 6 g of resistant dextrin powder.Compared with the control group,the cookies made from the experimental formula show a significantly lower digestibility,with a glycemic …

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Effect Of Freezing Ball Milling Treatment On The Structure , Physicochemical Properties , And Digestibility Of High-Amylose Corn Starch, Yu Zhenyu, Wu Zongjun, Xu Hui, Zhao Zhongyun, Zhou Yibin Jun 2025

Effect Of Freezing Ball Milling Treatment On The Structure , Physicochemical Properties , And Digestibility Of High-Amylose Corn Starch, Yu Zhenyu, Wu Zongjun, Xu Hui, Zhao Zhongyun, Zhou Yibin

Food and Machinery

［Objective］ To investigate the effect of ball milling treatment on the structure,physicochemical properties,and digestibility of high -amylose corn starch (HACS ).［Methods］ In this paper,the effect of different ball milling durations on the particle size distribution,microstructure,crystalline structure,short -range ordered structure,thermodynamic properties,and digestibility of HACS were analyzed.［Results］ After ball milling treatment,starch granules were disrupted,the surface became rough,and agglomeration occurred,resulting in an increase in particle size.With prolonged milling time,the crystallinity of starch decreased from 21.02% to 0.03%,and the "Maltese cross" pattern gradually weakened and eventually disappeared.The amylose content increased from 71.435% to 79.285%,and the short -range order was enhanced.In terms of thermodynamic properties,the …

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Extraction Of Cereal Polyphenols And Their Application In Aquatic Products, Wen Shuyao, Yao Yile, Ye Linlin, Deng Na, Zhang Bo, Li Hui, Wang Jianhui Jun 2025

Extraction Of Cereal Polyphenols And Their Application In Aquatic Products, Wen Shuyao, Yao Yile, Ye Linlin, Deng Na, Zhang Bo, Li Hui, Wang Jianhui

Food and Machinery

Cereal polyphenols mainly exist in free or bound states,including two major categories:phenolic acids and flavonoids.Their contents are affected by factors including cereal varieties,germination conditions,processing methods,and storage conditions.The extraction methods of cereal polyphenols are mainly acid,alkali,enzymatic hydrolysis,and supercritical fluid extraction methods.This paper reviews factors affecting the cereal polyphenol types,extraction methods,contents,and titers.Additionally,this paper looks forward to their application in aquatic product preservation.

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Research Status And Progress On Sensor Monitoring And Quality Control Technology For Intelligent Rubber Roller Huller, Zhou Shihao, Cheng Min, Xu Xuemeng, Cao Xianzhou Jun 2025

Research Status And Progress On Sensor Monitoring And Quality Control Technology For Intelligent Rubber Roller Huller, Zhou Shihao, Cheng Min, Xu Xuemeng, Cao Xianzhou

Food and Machinery

As the key equipment in rice processing,the technological performance of the rubber roller huller significantly impacts the quality,energy consumption,efficiency,and other performance indicators of rice processing.With the in -depth development of the Fourth Industrial Revolution,characterized by intelligence,the development of intelligent hullers has become an inevitable trend in the advancement of rice processing machinery.This paper explains the basic connotation,technical characteristics,and research scope of intelligent hullers,reviews the research progress on hulling theory,perception monitoring technology,and quality regulation technology,analyzes the existing issues in the intelligent upgrading of hullers,and looks forward to future development directions.

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Enhancing Delirium Prediction And Prevention In Elderly Patients Through Machine Learning-Based Analysis, Abdullah M. Al Alawi, Juhaina S. Al Maqbali Jun 2025

Enhancing Delirium Prediction And Prevention In Elderly Patients Through Machine Learning-Based Analysis, Abdullah M. Al Alawi, Juhaina S. Al Maqbali

Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal

Objective: This study aimed to identify predictors of delirium within 24 hours of admission in elderly patients using machine learning (ML) models and evaluate their performance. Methods: This prospective cohort study was conducted among patients aged 65 years and older admitted to the general medical unit of Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, Muscat, Oman, from January 2022 to May 2023. Clinical and demographic data were collected and analysed using 4 ML models: logistic regression, random forest, gradient boosting and support vector machine. Model performance was evaluated using accuracy, precision, recall, F1 score and area under the curve-receiver operating characteristic …

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Faraday-Terzi Earth Spin Energy Harvesting System: A Comprehensive Design For Harnessing Earth’S Rotational Energy Through Electromagnetic Induction, Michael W. Terzi Jun 2025

Faraday-Terzi Earth Spin Energy Harvesting System: A Comprehensive Design For Harnessing Earth’S Rotational Energy Through Electromagnetic Induction, Michael W. Terzi

Defensive Publications Series

This publication outlines a novel energy harvesting system designed to capture Earth's rotational energy using electromagnetic induction. The system employs a series of copper coils within a magnetically permeable shell to generate electromotive force (EMF) via interaction with Earth’s magnetic field and rotational movement. A DC-to-DC booster increases the voltage output, which is stored in a battery bank for further use. The system provides a clean, renewable, and sustainable energy solution that has the potential to replace traditional fossil fuel-based power sources.

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Document With Details Of Hughes Tool Company And The Independent Metal Workers Union Legal Battle Jun 2025

Document With Details Of Hughes Tool Company And The Independent Metal Workers Union Legal Battle

Ivory Davis Civil Rights Case Papers

Document titled "Amendment to contract of September 15, 1959, as amended and extended December 18, 1961, to eliminate discrimination because of race, creed, color of national origin".

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