Empowering learners for the fourth industrial revolution: The crucial role of teachers and school management by Philip Kwashi Atiso Ahiaku, Godfrey Muyambi

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Prospective Applications of Artificial Intelligence In Fetal Medicine: A Scoping Review of Recent Updates by Miskeen E, Alfaifi J, Alhuian DM, Alghamdi M, Alharthi MH, Alshahrani NA, Alosaimi G, Alshomrani RA, Hajlaa AM, Khair NM, Almuawi AM, Al-Jaber KH, Elrasheed FE, Elhassan K, Abbas M

“…AI equips us with tools for enhanced diagnosis, monitoring, and prognostic capabilities, promising to revolutionize the way we approach prenatal care and diagnostics. …”
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Histopathological, Cytological and Radiological Correlations in Allergy and Public Health Concerns: A Comprehensive Review by Oboma YI, Ekpenyong BO, Umar MS, Nja GME, Chelimo JJ, Igwe MC, Bunu UO

“…Recent advancements in diagnostic techniques have further revolutionized the field of allergy diagnosis. These technologies offer increased accuracy, speed, and reproducibility, making them invaluable in both clinical and research settings. …”
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Historical and Analytical Assessment of Automation and Robotization for Milking Processes by N. M. Morozov, V. V. Kirsanov, Yu. S. Tsench

“…(Research purpose) To conduct historical, analytical and feasibility studies of various options for automating cow milking on dairy farms, to determine the overall capital intensity of various options for the transition from manual to automated and robotic cow milking technologies, as well as the capital intensity of individual transition stages such as mechanized bucket milking, pipeline milking, automated milking in milking parlors, robotic milking in individual boxes and milking parlors. (Materials and methods) The paper analyzes the revolutionary transitions associated with a drastic change in technology, a change in the way of keeping cows and a change in the organizational and economic forms of operations; the modernization transitions, those with a complete or partial replacement of equipment but without a fundamental change in technology; and the reverse transfer transitions - a forced return to the previous more economical technology. …”
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