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Research On Interdisciplinary Scientific Research Behavior Of Nobel Prize Laureates In The Field Of Natural Sciences, Gao Zhi, Gang Sun

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] This study explores the evolutionary patterns of interdisciplinary research behavior among Nobel Prize laureates in natural sciences over their careers and its impact on academic performance, aiming to provide theoretical foundations and policy implications for the cultivation of high-level scientific talents and the management of interdisciplinary research. [Method/process] The study focuses on Nobel Prize laureates in natural sciences who began publishing papers since 1960. Using panel data models, it analyzes the authorship patterns, volume, interdisciplinarity, and academic impact of interdisciplinary publications from a career perspective. [Result/conclusion] The interdisciplinary behavior of Nobel Prize laureates in natural sciences exhibits significant stage-based …

Research On The Value Embedding And Bias Mitigation Strategies Of High-Quality Chinese Corpus：——An Interdisciplinary Construction Based On Library And Information Science And Cognitive Linguistics, Lanyu Zhou

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] This study aims to provide an interdisciplinary solution to address the core issues existing in the construction of Chinese corpus, such as structural shortage of language materials, technical adaptation predicament, and insufficient cultural value penetration, thereby promoting the standardized construction of Chinese corpus resources, cultural inheritance, and the development of AI ethics. [Method/process] By integrating theories and methods from library and information science and cognitive linguistics, this study orderly answers the questions of "how Chinese values are carried by language" and "how to organize language materials carrying Chinese values", thereby enhancing the cultural sensitivity and ethical concern of Chinese …

Research On Data Risk And Governance Of Generative Artificial Intelligence Empowering Intelligence Work, Yonghui Guo, Xiaobei Guo, Yuan Feng, Yapeng Li

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Generative Artificial Intelligence（GAI）generates numerous data risks in the process of empowering intelligence work. Fully understanding, identifying, and governing the data risks are the key to the effective empowerment of intelligence work by GAI. [Method/process] Based on the four stages of intelligence work, this paper subdivides the main data activities in intelligence work empowered by generative artificial intelligence from the perspective of the data workflow. Based on risk management theory, the data risks in data input, data processing, data content generation and data content dissemination, are systematically analyzed and identified. From three perspectives of institution, subject, and technology, a data …

Critical Information Literacy Education And The Response To Ai Disinformation:The Experience From Finland, Haixia Wang, Zonghuang Xu, Jin Shi

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Studying Finland's experience in critical information literacy education in dealing with AI disinformation can provide a reference for China to prevent related risks, optimize the information literacy education system, and enhance the national ability to identify disinformation. [Method/process] We systematically analyzed Finland's practice and achievements in critical information literacy education in response to AI disinformation, and summarized beneficial experiences. [Result/conclusion] Finland has formed a multi-subject collaborative national education network through a cross-departmental linkage mechanism, established a lifelong learning framework covering all stages of education, adopted an embedded teaching model to integrate critical thinking cultivation into various subject courses, and …

Why Student Research Matters: A Faculty’S Perspective, Ethan Snow

The Journal of Integrative Physiology

As agreeably conveyed by expert accounts, educational theory, primary literature, program data, and other credible sources, students benefit in countless ways from research experiences. While effort-reward imbalances are often ascribed to mentor-mentee relationships, student research also provides faculty with many benefits; however, these outcomes are often overlooked and comparatively undervalued. The purpose of this article is to highlight why student research matters to faculty. The article describes how mentoring student research can cultivate intellectual growth from cognitive responsibility, professional impact through productivity, and fulfillment in reciprocated mentorship. In serving its purpose, this article may guide faculty investment in student research …

The Lateral Recovery Position In Medical Vs Dental Emergencies, John Regis, Steven Saxe, Jason Ciccotelli, Saskia Richter, Jessica Immonen

The Journal of Integrative Physiology

The lateral recovery position is widely used in prehospital and clinical settings to help maintain airway patency in unconscious patients who are breathing spontaneously. Tracheal anatomy and asymmetries in respiratory structures, along with gravitational effects on soft tissues, may influence the efficacy and safety of this positioning. Clinical nuances related to the setting and secondary health concerns interestingly create disagreement on preferred side for lateral placement. This article explores the anatomical and physiological considerations that support the lateral recovery position—focusing on tracheal asymmetry and its implications for airway patency—along with emergency medical practices in medical versus dental emergencies. It also …

Perancangan Dan Implementasi Sistem Skrining Risiko Penyakit Berat Berbasis Web Dengan Fitur Rekomendasi, Mood Tracker, Dan Chatbot Pendukung, Septiawan Hadi Prasetyo, Restu Utami, Daniel Hulio Saptianus, Mirza Arya Herdiansyah

Jurnal Biostatistik, Kependudukan, dan Informatika Kesehatan

Skrining kesehatan dini berperan penting dalam upaya pencegahan penyakit dan peningkatan kualitas hidup masyarakat. Namun keterbatasan akses layanan kesehatan serta rendahnya kesadaran masyarakat masih menjadi tantangan utama. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk merancang dan mengimplementasikan sistem skrining risiko penyakit berat berbasis web yang dilengkapi kecerdasan buatan sebagai pendukung rekomendasi dan respon hasil skrining kesehatan. Sistem SagaHealth dikembangkan menggunakan arsitektur aplikasi yang terdistribusi dengan perbedaan antara antarmuka pengguna, server aplikasi, dan basis data. Proses skrining dilakukan berdasarkan data kesehatan pengguna dan menghasilkan kategori risiko penyakit. Selanjutnya, kecerdasan buatan digunakan untuk menyajikan narasi rekomendasi kesehatan yang informatif dan mudah dipahami. Verifikasi sistem dilakukan …

Computing The Greatest Common Divisor Of Binomial Coefficients C(Mn, Mk), Chai Wah Wu

Communications on Number Theory and Combinatorial Theory

The greatest common divisor (GCD) of C(2n,2k) for 1 ≤ k < n is known to be some power of 2 times the product of all odd primes p such that 2n = pⁱ + p^j. We complete the analysis of this GCD by showing that its 2-adic valuation is at most 1 and relates it to Mersenne primes. We also show how to efficiently compute GCD {C(mn,mk) : 1 ≤ k < n} when n and m satisfy certain conditions.

J.R.R. Tolkien And G. B. Smith: With Wind In Our Ears, Edited By Giuseppe Pezzini (2026), Gabriel Schenk

Journal of Tolkien Research

Book review, by Gabriel Schenk, of J.R.R. Tolkien and G. B. Smith: With Wind in Our Ears (2026), edited by Giuseppe Pezzini

A Bibliometric Study Of The Journal “College Libraries”: 2020–2024, Satyajit Paul

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

No abstract provided.

Integrating Curriculum-Aligned Moocs Into Multidisciplinary Engineering Education: Insights From Learning Analytics And Student Perceptions In A Large-Scale Coursera Implementation, Kodandarama, Manjushree G., Nagesh

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

The contemporary teaching learning practices witnessed a significant shift within outcome-based education frameworks adopting of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) into formal higher education curricula. The study focused to evaluate integration of Coursera MOOCs across various engineering and management undergraduate and postgraduate programs at P.E.S. College of Engineering, Mandya.  A total 2980 students completed 22393 courses within a single semester, engaging more than 105,000 cumulative learning hours.

The study combined the learning analytics from the platform and  feedbacks from a structured questionnaires responded by 1072 students to examine engagement patterns, perceived instructional quality, assessment effectiveness, learning outcomes, and technological accessibility. …

Right To The Library: Following Urban Planning Away From Stakeholder Theory, Jaime Taylor

Urban Library Journal

In the field of urban planning,  a well-established and growing body of discourse encourages reconsideration of stakeholder theory. Like urban planning, librarianship has been using stakeholder theory nearly since the theory’s inception, with its prevalence accelerating since the mid-1990s. However, compared to planning, librarianship’s use of stakeholder theory has been undertheorized; in three decades, there have not been meaningful advances or critiques of stakeholder theory’s place in library management. This article will review the advent of stakeholder theory in the business management literature; distill urban planning’s criticism of the theory and ideas for moving past it; and suggest what from …

Successful Revival Of A Dormant Monthly Library Education Program At Lsu Health New Orleans, Chandler D. Smith

Library Faculty Publications

As Education Librarian at LSU Health New Orleans, I was tasked with reviving a monthly education program in 2024; it was dormant due to COVID-19 and librarian retirements. Previously ran an education program on makerspace equipment at a public library. This previous experience was beneficial in relaunching the program at LSU Health New Orleans.

Instructional sessions are typically 20 to 30 minutes, set on a fixed day of the week and time slot. Sessions take place inside a classroom located in the library and over Zoom to maximize potential attendance. Recordings of session are posted to YouTube so people can …

Building A Hurricane Katrina Archive: Preserving History On A Health Sciences Campus (Scc/Mla), Chandler D. Smith, Elizabeth H. Holt, Jennifer K. Lloyd

Library Faculty Publications

Discussion of the creation of an archive of materials started in late 2023. We would conduct oral histories with people employed at the time, and discover photographs, videos, and documents from that time. We wanted to keep the traumatic nature of the event in mind for the archive. Mission statement and collection policy both reflected this mindset.

We decided on a 3-part approach: discovering documents related to the disaster and our campuses; discovering and organizing photos and videos; and conducting original oral history interviews with people affiliated with our campus at that time. We also created bibliographies of materials owned …

Mapping The Impact Of Hurricane Katrina On The Health Sciences Literature: A Pilot Scoping Review, Elizabeth H. Holt, Sharon Duffy, Matthew Folse, Rowan Marye, Chandler D. Smith

Library Faculty Publications

BACKGROUND: LSU Health New Orleans Libraries are conducting a scoping review to map the health sciences literature written on the topic of Hurricane Katrina for inclusion in an institutional archive. A pilot review was first conducted by the team to become more familiar with the process and gain better knowledge of the existing literature.

METHODS: Articles by LSU Health New Orleans-affiliated authors were retrieved from the LSU Health Digital Scholar Hurricane Katrina Archive and health sciences literature databases. Impacts on medical education, health sciences research, healthcare delivery, long term impacts on all dimensions of health, and accounts of personal experiences …

Lucas Mendez V. Mehmood

All Decisions

In this HP proceeding, the court grants tenant's OSC: (1) permits amendment to add demolition harassment through unpermitted work that occurred after filing; (2) strikes landlord's collateral estoppel defense based on a prior HP dismissed on second appearance without trial or sworn testimony; and (3) enjoins landlord to maintain essential services and not engage in unpermitted construction disturbing the tenant's comfort and repose or jeopardizing health and safety, notwithstanding landlord's challenge to tenant's standing as a lawful occupant.

Cultivating Ownership In Enactment: Teacher Agency And Professional Identity In Pedagogical Coaching, Brandon Sherman, Mari Haneda, Annela Teemant, Frances Nebus Bose

The Qualitative Report

This study explores how teachers interpret and adapt professional learning practices to align with their contextual needs and professional beliefs, with an emphasis on teacher ownership. It investigates how pedagogical coaching can support teachers in taking ownership of pedagogical principles and practices within the framework of agency, identity, and the zone of enactment. The research employs a qualitative case study of two teachers at a U.S. urban elementary school, who implemented the Enduring Principles of Learning (EPL) framework with the support of a pedagogical coach. Data analysis from video-recorded coaching sessions and teacher-student instructional conversations revealed that the teachers effectively …

Speech-Acts And Student-Led Llm Experimentation, Evan Thomas

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

With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), many institutions of higher education have devolved both creativity and accountability for AI policy to the level of the individual instructor. At the 2025 Conference on College Composition and Communication, Harry Denny and Brent Cameron reviewed the decision-making process among Liberal Arts & Sciences Deans in the Big 10 conference about AI. They reported the general consensus among these deans was to devolve policy decisions to the level of individual instructors (Denny & Cameron, 2025). Anecdotally, this consensus to place responsibility at the individual appears common across higher education – Denny and Cameron …

Palmar Cooling As A Thermoregulatory Intervention: Mechanistic Basis And Implications For Exercise And Clinical Applications, Robert J. Heins, William E. Reisinger Iv, Brett Norris, Robert S. Rogers

Student Publications

During exercise, rising metabolic heat production creates competition for blood flow between skeletal muscle and the cutaneous vasculature. The resulting redistribution elevates cardiovascular (CV) strain and accelerates fatigue, particularly during environmental heat stress or in individuals with impaired thermoregulatory capacity. Strategies that enhance heat dissipation without further burdening CV function may therefore improve exercise tolerance. Palmar cooling (PC) is an intervention that targets the glabrous skin of the hands, where dense arteriovenous anastomoses facilitate high-flow, low-resistance blood flow and efficient convective heat exchange, thereby augmenting systemic heat dissipation through the peripheral circulation. Evidence in healthy and athletic populations suggests that …

From Zoom To The Room: A Practical Model For Holographic Instructor Presence In Multi-Campus Dpt Education, Stacie Mae Larreau Christensen, Brad Dexter

Posters and Presentations: Physical Therapy

No abstract provided.

Timing Of Kangaroo Care And Neurodevelopmental Outcomes In Extremely Preterm Infants, Sarah G. Eknoyan

Summer Research Program Abstracts

No abstract provided.

Use Of Standard Visual Education Tools To Improve Npo Compliance In Pediatric Day Surgery, Alma Rivera

EBP Fellowship

Practice Problem Non-compliance with perioperative fasting (NPO) instructions is an ongoing safety and operational challenge in pediatric day surgery. Day-of-surgery cancellations result in financial losses, with unproductive OR time costing $1,430-$2,025 per hour. NPO violations cause 4.5% - 13.6% of lost OR time in children's hospitals and are the third leading cause of elective surgery cancellations. At our pediatric hospital, NPO violations contribute to same-day surgical delays and cancellations, particularly in the high-volume Otolaryngology (ENT) service line. This Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) project sought to answer whether, among caregivers of pediatric patients scheduled for ENT Day surgery (P), implementing a health …

Opinion: Proposed Section 107 Of The Canada Labour Code, Valerio De Stefano

Conference Papers

This opinion assesses the proposed amendment to section 107 against the standards developed by the ILO supervisory bodies and the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) under Article 8 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). The proposed amendment appears incompatible with the limits developed by the ILO supervisory bodies on governmental termination of lawful strikes and compulsory arbitration and is difficult to reconcile with CESCR practice under Article 8. International standards permit restrictions on strike action in defined exceptional circumstances, but proposed section 107 would authorise the termination of an otherwise lawful …

The Student Movement Volume 111 Issue 3: Colorful Trees, Cultures, And Clubs, Holli Kirschbaum, Joel Pelletier, Anna Rybachek, Isa Demoraes, Megan Constantine, Matthew Henderson, Melanie Webb, Jj Nixon

The Student Movement v. 111 (2026-2027)

NEWS

Clubs of All Shapes and Sizes, Holli Kirschbaum

Counseling & Testing Center Introduces Walking Consultations, Joel Pelletier

AULA Brings Food, Music, and Fun at Their Annual Noche Latina, Joel Pelletier

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

BTS and the Grammy Boycott, Anna Rybachek

David Phelps Delivers Memorable Performances at the HPAC, Isa DeMoraes

Howard Presents: An Evening of Romantic-Era Masterpieces, Megan Constantine

IDEAS

The Paramount-Warner Merger: Who Are Monopolies For?, Matthew Henderson

In Defense of Underperforming Programs and Useless Degrees, Melanie Webb

PULSE

Why Do More Than School?, Holli Kirschbaum

Was 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Worth the Hype?, Anna Rybachek

LAST WORD …

Taking Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Further: Reviewing Recent Developments And Innovations In Ipa Research, Jonathan A. Smith

The Qualitative Report

This paper reviews recent developments in interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) research methodology: longitudinal; multi-modal; mixed methods. For each of these developments the paper describes how the innovation is being implemented and the distinctive contribution arising from making these advancements in IPA design. I also provide two detailed examples of studies using each of the advanced methodologies along with suggestions for further reading. The paper also includes briefer discussion of recent changes in some of the terminology employed in IPA analysis and recent guidance on writing and evaluating high quality IPA.

Network Analysis Of Chronic Disease Diagnosis Co-Documentation In Insurance Claims Among Older Arkansans, Mohsen Bazargan, Mohammadreza Rezaei, Ehsan Yaghmaei, Meredith Adkins, Panteha Rezaiean, Koustav Ganguly, James Abbas, Cyril Rakovski

Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science Faculty Articles and Research

Background

Multimorbidity among older adults presents growing clinical and economic challenges, particularly in medically underserved states such as Arkansas. However, it remains unclear whether chronic conditions documented in routine healthcare encounters exhibit structured patterns of diagnosis co-documentation or primarily reflect incidental co-documentation. Understanding these patterns may inform future studies of multimorbidity and healthcare utilization.

Objective

To characterize statewide, sex-stratified patterns of claim-level diagnosis co-documentation among Arkansas adults aged ≥ 65 years using administrative claims data.

Methods

We analyzed 2024 IQVIA administrative claims for Arkansas residents aged ≥ 65 years (1408,707 claims from 35,253 unique patients). Analyses were conducted at the …

Larry Huff

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Where The Stars Are Strange: Celestial Signposts And Symbolism In Tlotr: The Rings Of Power, Kristine Larsen

Journal of Tolkien Research

This conference paper presented at the Northeast Popular Culture Association on October 17, 2026, traces the use of prophecies and celestial signs in Amazon's TLOTR: The Rings of Power. Connections are made to Tolkien's use of the stars as signs and prophecies, including in the character of Earendil.

Exploring Translanguaging Strategies In Brazilian Efl Classrooms: Teacher Perceptions, Challenges, And Institutional Pressures, Vitoria Castor

MITESOL Journal: An Online Publication of MITESOL

This study explores the role of translanguaging in Brazilian English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classrooms, focusing on how in-service teachers perceive translanguaging and how they navigate the challenges of implementing translanguaging to support student learning. While using a qualitative approach, three EFL teachers were interviewed. Three findings reveal a significant tension between institutional beliefs that enforce English-only policies and the practical realities of student comprehension. Teachers report that using Portuguese strategically enhances understanding, reduces student anxiety, and fosters engagement. Participants highlighted a lack of formal training in translanguaging during their teacher preparation program, leading them to rely on autonomous …

Pulse (Ox) Check! Smarter Monitoring, Stronger Outcomes, Christina Reyna

EBP Fellowship

Practice Problem: Infants and children are a vulnerable patient population at an inherently higher risk of detrimental effects of hypoxia or hypoxemia. Literature shows that early detection of hypoxemia can facilitate timely interventions which in turn can reduce morbidity and mortality. On an inpatient pediatric pulmonary unit, there have been multiple instances of staff concern for inaccurate pulse oximetry readings, leading to evaluation of potential technological interventions to improve early detection of hypoxia. In one year, there were 3 code/MET events, in which uncertainty of device accuracy delayed response time and interventions. To address this problem, an evidence-based practice project …