Seafarers' mental health and wellbeing - pose covid and beyond by Lim, Priscilla Jia Qian

“…Originality/value: This study has highlighted the significance of the technostress framework in the context of burnout, self-efficacy, social isolation and loneliness, and turnover intention in the maritime setting. The findings have far-reaching ramifications for maritime companies and employers of seafarers. …”
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Towards a typology of logistics "work" beyond formal employment: a synthesised literature review by Wang, Xueqin, Yuen, Kum Fai

“…A deductive literature analysis is performed based on the identified journal articles. Findings: The review findings reveal three major contexts where individuals perform logistics work: formal organisation, social community and private household, with a decreased level of formality. …”
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Trust building strategies for virtual leaders in the post pandemic era by Badrinarayanan, Vidya

“…Additionally, the research findings recommend that virtual leaders need to strive to build a high-trust environment to improve the effectiveness of virtual project teams. …”
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Does belief in supernatural agents moderate the association between interpersonal conflict at work and worker well-being? by Jung, Jong Hyun, Choi, Gayoung, Ang, Shannon

“…Similarly, higher levels of belief in supernatural evil reduce the positive association of interpersonal conflict at work with anxiety and job burnout. These findings indicate that belief in supernatural agents acts as a key personal resource in the workplace, buffering against the harmful effects of interpersonal conflict at work on worker well-being.…”
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Optimising petrochemical logistics by Soh, Linda Xiao Yu.

“…From the results, several findings can be drawn from the model. Firstly, the temporary ship storage solution is feasible for application during a single period where there is a surge in demand. …”
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Web-based learning system for PSLE English composition by Gn, Cher Teck

“…Due to this trend, the demand for finding an intelligent way in preparing for the upcoming examination is increasing. …”
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The role of translation in Singapore's economy : a study on Singapore's language policy by Wui, Swee Qin

“…Based on the choice of simplified Chinese, its target audience is believed to be China, the current rising power in the world. Based on all the findings, analysis is done and the results proved that the importance and economic value of translation are indeed abundant. …”
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A numerical study on bio-inspired aerofoils oscillating in tandem by Chua, Kok Nam

“…As a dragonfly has two pairs of wings, a natural progression would be to expand on these findings into investigating the effects and flow interactions between two tandemly-positioned aerofoils in synchronised pitching motion. …”
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The communication of intellectual capital: the “whys” and “whats” by Wee, Janet C.N., Chua, Alton Yeow Kuan

“…Design/methodology/approach: A global survey was conducted with 200 banks’ senior executives responsible for annual report (AR), followed by content analysis of each bank’s AR. Findings: The study found four motivations of CIC, namely, management responsibility to stakeholders, collective behavior, corporate responsibility and compliance. …”
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Analysis of Minimum Interaction Time for Continuous Distributed Interactive Computing by Zhang, Lu, Tang, Xueyan, He, Bingsheng

“…When the client assignment is fixed, we show that finding the minimum achievable interaction time can be reduced to a weighted bipartite matching problem. …”
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The long-term impact of multisystemic therapy: an experiential study of the adolescent-young adult life transition by Conroy, Dom, Smith, Jonathan A., Butler, Stephen, Byford, Sarah, Cottrell, David, Kraam, Abdullah, Fonagy, Peter, Ellison, Rachel, Simes, Elizabeth, Anokhina, Alisa

“…Findings are discussed in relation to relevant theory and practical applications.…”
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Perspectives of second-generation Pakistani Muslim therapists utilising CBT with ethnically similar clients: an interpretative phenomenological analysis by Anwar, Rozina

“…Studies have highlighted the significance of religion and culture for SGPMs and the need to produce culturally sensitive interventions for this group. The key findings from the quantitative and qualitative studies have highlighted a gap in knowledge between Islam and culture and the delivery of CBT in relation to the professional and/or cultural identity of the therapist. …”
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A lifecycle analysis of complex public procurement: an agency-institutional theory perspective by Forster, Rick, Lyons, Andrew, Caldwell, Nigel, Davies, Jennifer, Sharifi, Hossein

“…Defence is the focal case and is compared with cases in the Nuclear, Local Government and Health sectors. Findings and practical implications: The study provides a framework for undertaking a lifecycle analysis to understand the challenges and capabilities of complex, public-sector buyers. …”
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The effect of green supply chain management practices on carbon neutral supply chain performance: the mediating role of logistics ecocentricity by Naz, Farheen, Samadhiya, Ashutosh, Kumar, Anil, Garza-Reyes, Jose Arturo, Kazancoglu, Yigit, Kumar, Vikas, Upadhyay, Arvind

“…Practical Implications: The implication of the study suggests that logistics managers can benefit from the findings of this study to comprehend the impact of various GSCM techniques on LE and CNSC from the viewpoint of the NRBV paradigm.…”
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Self-concordance theory and the goal-striving reasons framework and their distinct relationships with hedonic and eudaimonic well-being by Ehrlich, Christian, Cripps, Karen, Ehrlich, Susanne

“…The paper analyses the distinct relationships of the two models in relation to hedonic well-being (Subjective Well-Being, Life Satisfaction, Affect Balance) and indicators of eudaimonic well-being (Basic Need Satisfaction, Purpose and Self-Acceptance). The findings are based on a cross-sectional, correlative research design based (N = 124). …”
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Do the innovative technological advancements foster the green transition pathways for Industry 5.0? A perspective towards carbon neutrality by Dhayal, Karambir Singh, Giri, Arun Kumar, Agrawal, Rohit, Agrawal, Shruti, Samadhiya, Ashutosh, Kumar, Anil

“…Through an extensive analysis of literature spanning from 2012 to 2024, sourced from the Scopus database, the research study unravels the transformative potential of green technological innovations, artificial intelligence, green supply chain management, and the metaverse. Findings: The findings underscore the urgent imperative of integrating green technologies into the fabric of I5.0, highlighting the opportunities and challenges inherent in this endeavour. …”
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In Children, N -Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptor Antibody Encephalitis Incidence Exceeds That of Japanese Encephalitis in Vietnam by Huong, NHT, Toan, ND, Thien, TB, Khanh, TH, Tuan, NM, Truc, TT, Nghia, NA, Thinh, LQ, Thoa, NTK, Nhan, LNT, Minh, NNQ, Turner, HC, Thwaites, CL, Hung, NT, Tan, LV, Irani, SR, Quy, DT

“…NMDAR antibody encephalitis is associated with long hospital stay and poor outcomes. These findings should change pediatric diagnostics, to earlier consider autoimmune treatments in this clinical setting.…”

Unravelling the complex meanings and origins of zisha teapots in the Ming and Qing dynasties by Gao, X

“…Users’ changing tastes and their appreciation of the art and craftsmanship of <em>zisha</em> teapot production are reassessed based on the new findings of this research.</p> <br> <p>By considering <em>zisha</em> teapots through multiple subtopics and testing the combined findings against one another, this study provides a new and holistic synthesis of the origins of these important wares. …”

Meeting in the middle: a multi-level analysis of Chinese HIV civil organisations by Galler, S

“…I trace interactions between these strategic activities at the levels of organisational activities, structures, and networks, finding that reproducing ambiguity can sustain new types of collaborations.…”

Do dogs preferentially encode the identity of the target object or the location of others’ actions? by Lonardo, L, Völter, CJ, Hepach, R, Lamm, C, Huber, L

“…Dogs’ anticipatory fixations and looking times did not reflect an expectation that agents should have continued approaching the same object nor the same location as witnessed during the brief familiarization phase; this contrasts with some findings with infants and apes, but aligns with findings in younger infants before they have sufficient motor experience with the observed action. …”