Mission design for the VELOX- Lyon-1 (rebranded SCOOBI) student CubeSat by Luo, Ruikang

“…Since the first cube satellites were launched in 1994, the government has become more open in the civil aerospace industry due to the advantages of satellite technology and the low cost-barrier. …”
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The internet in Indonesia : development and impact of radical websites by Yang, Jennifer Hui

“…The Internat came to Indonesia in 1983 and its usage has continued to expand ever since, especially within institutions of learning and in the government sector. …”
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EEG-based dominance level recognition for emotion-enabled interaction by Liu, Yisi., Sourina, Olga.

“…Recently, research on real-time emotion recognition received more attention since it could be applied in games, e-learning systems or even in marketing. …”
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Sentinels of Afghan democracy : the Afghan national army by Chan, Samuel

“…Since the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001, the international community has contributed much in terms of manpower, monetary aid, essential equipment and expertise in rehabilitaring this war-torn Central Asia country. …”
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Graphenes prepared by Hummers, Staudenmaier and Hofmann methods for analysis of TNT-based nitroaromatic explosives in seawater by Ong, Beng Khong, Poh, Hwee Ling, Chua, Chun Kiang, Pumera, Martin

“…Electrochemical techniques can be applied for detection purposes since nitroaromatic compounds contain easily reducible nitro groups. …”
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The constraints of habit: craft, repetition, and creativity by Ross, Wendy, Glăveanu, Vlad

“…Rather, this paper proposes habitual learned movements as an important concept in a pragmatist-informed theory of creativity since they mark the skilled co-ordination of material, tool and maker, at once constraining and enhancing the creative craft process.…”
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Beyond populism and into the state: the political economy of national-conservatism by Altinors, Gorkem, Chryssogelos, Angelos

“…This article argues that the crises of neoliberal globalisation since the 2000s have given rise to a new transnational political family that we call ‘national-conservatism’. …”
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The unintended consequences of improving police recording of rape in England and Wales by Lovett, Jo, Kelly, Liz, Vera-Gray, Fiona

“…We argue that changes to the Home Office Counting Rules since 2014 have resulted in the recording of a significant proportion of cases which are not reports from victim-survivors and which they did not consent to. …”
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Two paradoxes in women’s wellbeing by Kaiser, C, Muggleton, N, Quispe-Torreblanca, E, De Neve, J-E

“…Using global data from 2006-2023 and long-term data from Europe and the US since the 1970s, we provide empirical illustrations. …”

Nonlinear partial differential equations in neuroscience: from modelling to mathematical theory by Carrillo de la Plata, JA, Roux, P

“…The second part concerns hyperbolic transport equations, namely the model of the Time Elapsed since the last discharge and the jump-based Leaky Integrate and Fire model. …”

Bright and stable anti-counterfeiting devices with independent stochastic processes covering multiple length scales by Zhang, J, Creamer, A, Xie, K, Tang, J, Salter, L, Wojciechowski, JP, Stevens, MM

“…Current PUF devices are often based on a single stochastic process, which can be broken, especially since their practical encoding capacities can be significantly lower than the theoretical value. …”

When chemosociality fails to produce chemosolidarity: public participation and chemical industry parks in China by Lora-Wainwright, A, Lou, LIT

“…Based on fieldwork and online research conducted since 2016, the article explores how chemosociality provides a lens to move beyond binary views of a homogeneous frontline communities battling against toxic industries. …”

An assessment of India’s energy landscape: 2008–13 by Deb, K

“…As the global economy spiralled into the worst financial crisis since the great Depression in 2008 (according to Nouriel Roubini, Kenneth Rogoff, and Nariman Behravesh, in a press release reported in Reuters, 27 February 2009), India seemed to be bucking the trend. …”

Ebola disease: bridging scientific discoveries and clinical application by Rojek, A, Fieggen, J, Apiyo, P, Caluwaerts, S, Fowler, RA, Kaleebu, P, Kojan, R, Lado, M, Lambe, T, Dunning, J, Horby, P

“…These inadequacies, however, led to attention and innovation. The decade since then has seen remarkable achievements in clinical care for Ebola disease, including the approval of the first vaccines and treatments. …”

The moral inefficacy of carbon offsetting by John, TM, Askell, A, Wilkinson, H

“…Some philosophers have argued that they do, since their offsets appear to reverse the adverse effects of their emissions. …”

Landmark−based screening: femoral head coverage and Graf Classification in infant developmental dysplasia of the hip by Clement, A, Singh, A, Voiculescu, I

“…Improvements are needed to generalise the model to new datasets. Since the model encompasses both techniques, it gains a clinical understanding of automated methods for DDH screening and improves clinical use. …”

Pylon model for semantic segmentation by Lempitsky, V, Vedaldi, A, Zisserman, A

“…Graph cut optimization is one of the standard workhorses of image segmentation since for binary random field representations of the image, it gives globally optimal results and there are efficient polynomial time implementations. …”

Injustice: why social inequality still persists (revised edition) by Dorling, D

“…In the five years since the first edition of Injustice there have been devastating increases in poverty, hunger and destitution in the UK. …”

Why renewable energy could be a chance for the GCC economies by El-Katiri, L

“…The GCC economies have come a long way since the onset of the age of oil. When the first oil well was struck in Jebel Dukhan in Bahrain in 1931, few would have forecast that the fortunes of the sheikhdoms along the Gulf would be so fundamentally shaped by a single energy commodity as has turned out to be the case. …”

Medea, a performance history by Macintosh, F, Kenward, C, Wrobel, T

“…First performed nearly 2,500 years ago, and continually reinvented since, Medea remains the most controversial yet alluring female role in the history of theatre worldwide.…”