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Science policy

CohAlign: Predicting the first-order noise susceptibility of gradients in equivariant quantum neural networks

Hassan Ugail, Newton Howard

How AI agents search

Francesca Pezzuti, Ophir Frieder, [ ... ], Nicola Tonellotto

Validation and optimisation of wearable accelerometer data pre-processing for digital measure implementation and development

Joss Langford, Jia Ying Chua, [ ... ], Melvyn Hillsdon

Design and verification of an interlocked centrifugal exhaust system for hatch-type boiling disinfectors

Xiaoxue Sun, Qinqin Wang, Wei Zheng

Learning dispositions as a lens for teaching socioscientific issues: Attitudes of university biology students towards animal experimentation

Jacqueline Dischereit, Susanne Bögeholz

Feasibility, acceptability and usability of InControl web-platform intervention for older adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain: A mixed-methods pilot study protocol

David Oliveira, Nelson P. Rocha, Anabela G. Silva

How peer behavior shapes academic misconduct: The roles of moral disengagement and shame

Yang Yang, Lanxin Hong

Quantitative analysis of China’s selenium-enriched policy texts: Based on a three-dimensional framework of “theme–instrument–effectiveness”

Pengfei Xu, Xiongchao Xu, [ ... ], Jianli Luo

A study on the status quo and influencing factors of science identity in physics among junior high school students

Danfeng Sun, Yankun Lyu, Yuping Yang

Bandwagons or breeding grounds for innovation: What economic elites’ private museums contribute to the arts

Johannes Aengenheyster, Olav Velthuis, Alex van Venrooij

Dose- and modality-specific effects of exercise on BDNF and depression in middle-aged and older adults with mild cognitive impairment: A Bayesian network meta-analysis

Gong Cheng, Jinhui Qiu, Shengtao Li

The silence of the labs: Ethical oversight in metabolomics research

Joan Badia, Maria Llambrich, [ ... ], Raquel Cumeras

The Genomic Equity Accessibility Framework (GEAF): A dimensionally consistent framework for modeling affordability and equity in genomic and regenerative therapies

Peter Oloche David

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