Forecasting Annual Capture Fisheries Production In Somalia Using Arima Models, Mohiadin Ahmed Mohamed, Dhaqane Rooble Halane, Hassan Omar Sabrie

Journal of Ocean and Coastal Economics

The study aims to forecast the production of Somalia's capture fisheries for the five years that follow, from 2024 to 2028, using the Box-Jenkins method and employing in-sample data spanning 50 years, from 1974 to 2023. Among the alternative models, ARIMA (1,1,1) was determined by the study to be the most suitable. The study obtained the data from World Bank development indicators (WDI) for the period between 1975 and 2023. According to the prediction's findings, the nation's capture fishing output will drop by roughly 1475 metric tons over the course of the following five years. The model was found to …

The Cost Of Knowledge In Higher Education: Open Access Agreements And Uta Libraries, Amy Castillo, Vanessa Garrett

Open Access Week

The Cost of Knowledge in Higher Education: Open Access Agreements and UTA Libraries Join us for a discussion on the evolving landscape of scholarly publishing and open access in higher education. Learn how open access agreements are reshaping access to research, reducing barriers to knowledge, and supporting the academic community at UTA and beyond. Topics Include: • What are open access agreements?
  • How publishing models impact researchers, students, and libraries. • The role of UTA Libraries in supporting open scholarship. Lunch will be provided for in-person attendees.

Prosopagnosia, Pure Alexia, And The Spectrum Of Hemispheric Specialization For Faces And Words: A Narrative Review, Ege Şırlakoğlu

Modern Psychological Studies

This article reviews prosopagnosia and pure alexia as windows on hemispheric specialization for faces and words. Classical case reports describe prosopagnosia after right fusiform damage and pure alexia after left occipito-temporal lesions. These double dissociations have been used to argue for separate and strongly lateralized modules. Recent evidence from clinical, neuroimaging, developmental, and neurosurgical studies complicates this view. Some patients with prosopagnosia show mild but reliable deficits on reading tasks. Some patients with pure alexia show subtle deficits in face recognition or object recognition. Lesion mapping and diffusion imaging studies point to damage in shared but biased networks rather than …

Afinidad Biológica En Una Población Contemporánea De Izamal, Yucatán A Través De La Morfología Dental, Lucy Concepción Chan Miss, Rubén Darío Lezama Carvajal, Roger Mario Moo Yah

Journal of Maya Heritage

Resumen. Este estudio describe la variación de rasgos morfológicos dentales no métricos en una muestra de 173 estudiantes de 11 a 16 años de la escuela secundaria Tiburcio Mena, ubicada en Izamal, Yucatán. Mediante modelos dentales y el sistema de registro ASUDAS se estimaron las frecuencias de distintos rasgos y se realizaron comparaciones exploratorias de biodistancia con conjuntos de referencia regionales y extrarregionales. Entre los rasgos más frecuentes destacan la rotación de los incisivos (90.59 %; 154/170), la forma en pala (81.87 %; 140/171), la doble pala (78.95 %; 135/171) y la sexta cúspide (71.03 %; 103/145). La medida …

Cmsi’S Research In The News, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

No abstract provided.

Cmsi Quarterly (Fall 2026) Full Issue, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

Full issue of Issue 8 of the CMSI Quarterly Review.

Village Government Officials Competence And Commitment, Leadership Style, And Their Influence On Village Fund Accountability, Hesni Salwari, Sri Mulyani

Journal of Accounting Auditing and Business

Since 2015, village governments have received village funds from the central government based on Law No. 6 of 2014. The purpose of providing these village funds is to improve development, infrastructure, and the village economy. These village funds must be managed accountably. The competence and organizational commitment of village government officials are essential to prevent mismanagement of village funds. Likewise, good leadership is also needed in the management of these village funds. This study aims to determine the influence of the competence and commitment of village government officials and leadership styles of village head on the village fund accountability. This …

Murabahah Financing, Financing To Deposit Ratio, And Profitability: The Conditioning Role Of Non-Performing Financing In Indonesian Islamic Commercial Banks, Rifqi Badriansyah Wijaya, Srihadi Winarningsih

Journal of Accounting Auditing and Business

This study examines whether non-performing financing (NPF) conditions the relationships between murabahah financing, the Financing to Deposit Ratio (FDR), and the profitability of Indonesian Islamic Commercial Banks. Using a balanced quarterly panel of 10 banks over 2021Q1–2025Q4 (200 bank-quarters), we estimate two-way (bank and quarter) fixed-effects moderated regressions in which murabahah financing is scaled by total assets, the interacting variables are mean-centred, and inference relies on Driscoll–Kraay standard errors and a wild cluster bootstrap. At the sample-mean level of NPF, neither murabahah intensity nor FDR is significantly associated with return on assets (ROA). The murabahah–profitability relationship is, however, conditional on …

A Statewide Virtual Program To Increase Health Care Career Exploration Among High School Students In Rural Communities, Sophia Martens, Sean Agrodnia, Maribeth Hourihan

Journal of Maine Medical Center

Problem: Rural communities throughout the United States face persistent challenges with health care workforce shortages, contributing to disparities in health care access for rural populations. Programs that introduce high school students to the medical field early are pivotal in decreasing barriers to entering the field. Individuals who grow up in rural areas are more likely to return to those areas to practice medicine. Thus, expanding access to these programs for high school students in rural communities can strengthen the future health care workforce in these communities. Yet, such opportunities remain limited.
Approach: Inside Medicine, a longitudinal virtual program for …

Radiation-Induced Interleukin-33 Secretion By Patient-Derived Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts Promotes C-X-C Chemokine Receptor 4 / Suppression Of Tumorigenicity 2 Ligand-Dependent Invasiveness In Radioresistant Head And Neck Cancer, Yu-Chun Lin

Articles in Press

No abstract provided.

Factors Contributing To Executive Function In Young Adults, Lindy Janae Stevenson

McNair Scholars Research

Executive functions (EF) are skills used to complete desired behaviors and inhibit undesired ones. These skills are necessary for everyday life, and even more so in higher education and the workplace. This study examined the combined impact of sleep and exercise on five facets of EF in young adults enrolled in undergraduate or graduate courses. It also examined how perceived effort and performance in college classes interact with EF. The first five hypotheses studying sleep and exercise were analyzed using a 2x2 between-groups ANOVA. The data divided participants into those averaging fewer than 7 hours of sleep a night and …

Outdoor Floral Hemp Research In Utah, Matt Yost, Tina Sullivan, Bruce Bugbee, Earl Creech

All Current Publications

Floral hemp producers in the Intermountain West face numerous management decisions: which cultivar to plant, which irrigation system to use, and how much water and fertilizer to apply. Utah State University field research near Logan, Utah, from 2020 to 2022 evaluated these questions in outdoor, irrigated conditions.

Spectator 2026-10-22, Editors Of The Spectator

The Spectator

No abstract provided.

Spartan Daily, October 22, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily, 2026

Volume 167, Issue 27

Stratum-Structured Framework For Reporting, Assessment, And Translational Utility Of Metagenomics, Joseph A. Russell, Ishi Keenum, Karen Jarvis, Haley Sanderson, Michael D. Sussman, Kamil Khanipov, Joe Lacirignola, Amy Xiao, Jonathan M. Phillips, Malcolm Johns, Bala Ganesan, Cameron Parsons, Benjamin Davis, Shanmuga Sozhamannan

Michigan Tech Publications

BACKGROUND: Metagenomic next-generation sequencing (mNGS) enables broad, untargeted detection of pathogens and microbial signals across complex sample types. However, the diversity of operational contexts, from regulatory enforcement to exploratory discovery, challenges the defining of analytical or interpretive standards appropriate across all applications. Variability in laboratory practices, bioinformatic methods, and reporting conventions continues to limit consistency and decision-maker confidence in mNGS results. OBJECTIVES: We introduce STRATUM (Structured Framework for Reporting, Assessment, and Translational Utility of Metagenomics), a use-case-stratified framework that aligns quality assurance, metadata reporting, and interpretive standards with the consequence and intended use of metagenomic sequencing outputs. METHODS: STRATUM is …

The Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Research Partner: A Framework For Using Generative Ai In Student Marketing Research, Andrea Leschewski, Rohini Daraboina

The Interdisciplinary Journal for Research on Pedagogy and Learning Design, Vol. 1, Issue 1., Fall 2026

The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in professional industries requires higher education to modernize curricula. This study describes and evaluates an experiential marketing research project that integrates GenAI as a research partner in an upper-level, undergraduate marketing research course at South Dakota State University. Grounded in Social Constructivism, Hybrid Intelligence Theories, and Cognitive Load Theory, the project uses four Progress Reports to guide using GenAI as a research partner across marketing research tasks, from refining objectives and pretesting surveys to assisting with statistical analysis and identifying project limitations. End-of-semester student survey results (n=23) indicate high levels of satisfaction …

From “Build The Wall” To “Mass Deportations” In Contemporary U.S. Political Discourse, Anthony Salazar Vazquez

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

No abstract provided.

Mapping The Association Of College And Research Libraries Framework To Baylor’S Four Cs Of General Education, Ellen Hampton Filgo

The Christian Librarian

As institutions increasingly seek to articulate the value of information literacy within broader educational missions, academic libraries are challenged to align instructional practice with institutional learning goals. This article explores that alignment by placing the Association of College and Research Libraries Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education in conversation with Baylor University’s general education outcomes, known as the Four Cs. Through an interpretive mapping of the Framework’s threshold concepts to the Four Cs, the study reveals how information literacy supports multiple dimensions of undergraduate learning, including communication, critical thinking, civic engagement, and Christian perspective. The analysis demonstrates that Baylor’s …

How To Publish Open Access For Little To No Cost, Sue Ann Gardner, Melissa Gomis

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries: Presentations

Slides of a presentation about how to publish your scholarly works for little to no cost. Part of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Open Access Week training series for 2026.

How to Publish Open Access for Little to No Cost, Thursday, October 22, 2026, 12:00-1:00 pm, Online

Increase the visibility and impact of your research without paying high publication fees. Open access publishing helps your scholarship reach readers around the world, but article processing charges (APCs) can be costly. The University Libraries can help you take advantage of publisher agreements and other resources that may cover most—or even all—of your publishing …

Understanding Students’ Perceptions Of Sustainability And Social Media Utility For Sustainability Communication: Evidence From Malaysia And Thailand, Mohamad Saifudin Mohamad Saleh, Miao Huang, Ali Mehellou, Teerada Chongkolrattanaporn

Higher Learning Research Communications

Social media has become an increasingly prominent platform for information dissemination among university students. This exploratory qualitative study explored Malaysian and Thai communication university students’ perspectives on the importance of social media and students’ role in learning about sustainability communication. A face-to-face focus group discussion (FGD) was conducted with 18 seniors who were majoring in communication at the School of Communication of Universiti Sains Malaysia and the faculty of Communication Arts of Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. The results showed that most respondents understood the concept of sustainability communication and its importance to the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Respondents also discussed the …

V.63-3, 2026 Masthead

San Diego Law Review

No abstract provided.

Penetrating The Veil: Why Congress Regulating The Sperm Donation Process Is Not Nuts!, Matthew Leung

San Diego Law Review

The Commerce Clause is one of the strongest and most expansive powers granted to Congress under the U.S. Constitution.  While its strength has fluctuated throughout history, its power will undoubtedly be important in tackling modern problems, including regulating the Wild West of sperm donation.  The rapid expansion of the commercial sperm banking industry and the rise in the need for sperm donors have exposed significant regulatory gaps in the United States.  Although these groups support family formation for individuals facing infertility, same-sex couples, and single parents, federal oversight is largely limited when screening donors.  As a result, critical issues, including …

Fear, Anxiety, And Clinical Training Disruption Among Dental Students During The Covid-19pandemic: A Cross-Sectional Study With Multivariate Analysis, Suzan Mohammed Abdul Raheem, Ahmad Fliah Hassan, Abdullah J. Jasem

Muthanna Medical Journal

Background: COVID-19 pandemic posed an unparalleled challenge to dental education, impacting dental student clinical education and further exacerbated the dental student occupational stress globally. The students are at a higher risk than any other profession considering the nature of the profession and some of the aerosol generating procedures used in dentistry and the psychological and clinical training consequences have not been quantified enough, particularly in a Middle East academic setting. Objective: To find the prevalence of fear, anxiety and perceived clinical training disruption associated with COVID-19 among dental students and identification of independent predictors of fear of occupational infection …

Height From The Ground And Phytotelm Ph Affect Prokaryotic Diversity In Epiphytic Bromeliads, X O’Reilly-Berkeley, Thomas Hughes, H Mossman, Jennifer Rowntree, Richard Preziosi

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Tank bromeliads in the neotropics harbour complex communities of invertebrates and even provide food, water and shelter to various vertebrate species. However, few studies have sequenced the microbial communities within epiphytic bromeliad phytotelmata. We sequenced the 16S rRNA subunit extracted from swabs rubbed at the base within the central phytotelm of the epiphytic bromeliads Aechmea hoppii and A. nidularioides. We tested factors that we suspected could influence the alpha diversity and beta-diversity of prokaryotic communities in bromeliads. Height on the tree and size of the bromeliad influenced the alpha-diversity within plants. Height from the ground and pH of the phytotelm …

Development And Validation Of A Biochemical Correction Model For Accurate Hba1c Interpretation In Iron-Deficient Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, Ban Adnan Hatem Al-Abadi, Farah J. Hasan Alhnon, Zainab A. H. Alebady

Muthanna Medical Journal

Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) is the most important biomarker for measuring long-term glycemia. HbA1c has shown significant reliability, but it is not free of limitations. Conditions that interfere with red blood cells' life span, including iron deficiency anemia (IDA), may affect HbA1c reliability and interpretation. The study aimed at investigating the effect of iron deficiency on HbA1c reliability and developing a biochemical correction model that would help better interpret HbA1c levels in patients with T2DM.
The study employed a cross-sectional analytical approach on three study groups (healthy controls, patients with T2DM, and patients with T2DM with IDA). The study involved determining …

Immunity And Hormonal Change For The Pregnant Psoriasis And Type Of Treatment Used-A Review, Anas Al-Yasiry, Aoss Moez Abed –Alhussian Alyassery, Zainab Mahmood Al-Jammali

Muthanna Medical Journal

The psoriasis is chronic auto-immune disease can effect both sex male or female with different ages, the women impacted in all phase without concept even pregnant women, the women suspect to pregnancy very little or may be miscarriage. There are different type of treatment of psoriasis pregnancy, systemic and topical treatment, the topical treatment the first choice for pregnant psoriasis such as corticosteroid, salicylic acid, coal tar and tazarotene but don't give for pregnant, Calcipotriene don't given for pregnant, limitation taken. The aim of this review were providing current information and reviewing the research on the association between psoriasis and …

Antimicrobial Resistance Patterns Among Clinical Bacterial Isolates In Sulaymaniyah And Chamchamal, Iraq: A Cross-Sectional Study, Fakhriya Mohammed Kareem, Sarwar Mohammed Rashid, Bakhtiar Abdalla Rashid

Muthanna Medical Journal

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major worldwide public health challenge that compromises the proper treatment of infectious diseases, including in settings such as Sulaymaniyah and Chamchamal, Iraq. Continuous monitoring of bacterial pathogens and their antimicrobial susceptibility profiles is necessary to guide suitable therapy and improve patient outcomes.
A cross-sectional study of 101 clinical specimens was conducted, and they were collected from patients attending public healthcare laboratories in Sulaymaniyah and Chamchamal, Iraq, between April and May 2025. Bacterial isolates were identified using standard microbiological techniques, and antimicrobial susceptibility testing was performed on the automated VITEK 2 Compact system in accordance with …

Kenyon Collegian - October 22, 2026

The Kenyon Collegian

No abstract provided.

Explainable Artificial Intelligence-Based Framework For Water Quality Index Classification: A Multi-Dataset Comparative Analysis Using Machine Learning And Model Interpretability, Omar Alshaltone, Sam Ansari, Hagar Elbatanouny, Rania Mona Alqaralleh, Natasa Kleanthous, Wasiq Khan, Eqab Almajali, Abir Hussain

Mesopotamian Journal of Big Data

The increasing volume and complexity of environmental data have highlighted the need for advanced analytical and artificial intelligence methods to support water-resource monitoring and management. Although machine-learning (ML) models have achieved strong performance in water-quality prediction and classification, their black-box nature remains a major obstacle to their use in environmental decision-making and policymaking. This study presents an explainable artificial intelligence (XAI)-based framework for two complementary water-quality assessment tasks: three-class water quality index classification using Dataset A and binary water-potability classification using Dataset B. Eight machine-learning algorithms were evaluated: logistic regression, support vector machine, random forest, extremely randomized trees, bagging classifier, …

De La Mano Invisible Al Free Marketplace Of Ideas: Ideología Y Desencanto Político En El Fin Del Fin De La Historia, Sylvia Chaves O’Flynn

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

No abstract provided.