When the Earth Breathes: An Anthology of Volcanic Urbanism by Carucci Alvarez, Maria Gabriela

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The South China Sea : when the elephants dance by Sam, Bateman

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Implementation of peer coaching in a secondary school to enhance teacher development by Yeoh, Joan Pek Neo.

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Developing student feedback literacy through self and peer assessment interventions by Hoo, Hui-Teng, Deneen, Christopher, Boud, David

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Facial recognition : more peril than promise? by Harjani, Manoj

“…The use of facial recognition to identify perpetrators of the US Capitol riot comes at a time of burgeoning debate about when and how such technology should be used, and by whom. …”
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Long-range Genomics Benchmark Technology and More by Polen, McKinley

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Insurgency in Southern Thailand: More Unrest Ahead? by Rajakumar, Vikram

“…Growing discontent in Southern Thailand has led to a significant increase in the number of attacks in the region, a surge in radical online activity as well as the revival of militant groups that are thought to be defunct or dormant. These trends portend more unrest in the coming months and render the region vulnerable to exploitation by groups like ISIL/ISIS.…”
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There is more to belief than Van Leeuwen believes by Levy, N

'Stick to marked trail when hiking in Bukit Wawasan' by Chan, Jade

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Do mainstream parties adopt more populist language when challenger parties using it are successful?... by Stephenson, K

“…<p>This thesis explores the impact of the successful use of populism by challenger parties on mainstream parties in a political system: do mainstream parties adopt more populist language themselves in response? Focusing on the UK, and with UKIP’s increased electoral success culminating in the 2014 European elections as the independent variable, levels of populist language of mainstream parties (Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats) are compared in the 2010 and 2015 general elections. …”

When motivations meet affordances: news consumption on Telegram by Lou, Chen, Tandoc, Edson C., Hong, Li Xuan, Pong, Brenda Xiang Yuan, Lye, Rachelle Wan Xin, Sng, Trisha Ngiag Gya

“…The findings advanced extant literature on user motivations for news consumption on new technologies and research on affordances. More importantly, this research integrates an affordance-based framework when studying motivations underlying user behaviors on new technologies.…”
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When Islamists play by the rules yet change the game by Chan, Wen Ling

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A mobile application developed for scaffolding ESL learners in providing peer feedback. by Catherine, Nguoi Chui Lam, Habil, Hadina, Siew, Min Hui

“…Findings: It was revealed that with the use of the newly developed application, students generally constructed more peer feedback with specific suggestions to improve oral presentation. …”
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Towards a more trustworthy generative artificial intelligence by Cheong, Ben Wee Joon

“…By addressing these gaps, this study aims to enhance our understanding of VLM limitations and contribute to the development of more robust and reliable vision-language models, setting a foundation for improving AI models’ resilience to real-world distortions.…”
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EU's pandemic management : why more credit is due by Kliem, Frederick

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Chen Wen Hsi: more than Chinese painting by Lee, Ju-Lyn

“…Thus, this thesis proposes that Chen’s artistic practice comprise more than just painting.…”
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Middle East upheavals: more politics than religion by Saleem, Saleena

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"Partisan or party-shun?" : When fact-checking meets partisanship by Goh, Bryan Wei Ming

“…Conversely, a non-government fact-check was seen as more credible than a non-government fact-check and thus, more believable. …”
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Antibiotic therapy in the treatment of COVID-19 pneumonia: who and when? by Ng, Tat Ming, Ong, Sean W. X., Loo, Audrey Y. X., Tan, Sock Hoon, Tay, Hui Lin, Yap, Min Yi, Lye, David C., Lee, Tau Hong, Young, Barnaby Edward

“…Among 278 patients with COVID-19 pneumonia, those treated with antibiotics had more diarrhoea (26, 34.7% vs. 24, 11.8%, p < 0.01), while subsequent admissions to the intensive care unit were not lower (6, 8.0% vs. 10, 4.9% p = 0.384). …”
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MIND MANAGEMENT NOT TIME MANAGEMENT : Productivity When Creativity Matters/ by Kadavy, David, author