AI Use in Physics Education Is Selective, Kazakhstan Survey of Future Engineers Finds
A survey of 209 engineering students at six Kazakhstani universities found that AI use in physics education is selective rather ...
A survey of 209 engineering students at six Kazakhstani universities found that AI use in physics education is selective rather ...
Biologically inspired spiking neural network frameworks that integrate simultaneous EEG and fMRI data significantly outperform unimodal fMRI in decoding resting-state ...
A three-month Japanese usability study found that ten adults with irritable bowel syndrome maintained a 94.9 percent mean daily diary ...
A meta-analysis of 20 randomized trials found HIIT improved body composition, blood pressure, fitness and metabolic markers in adolescents with ...
A new perspective paper argues that spiritual landscapes across Asia are already delivering conservation outcomes but remain invisible to the ...
A cross-sectional study of people living with HIV in Ghana finds that low to moderate water insecurity and moderate to ...
A 2021 study of four monitoring sites in Bilaspur district, central India, found that seasonal meteorology, not location, governed air ...
A qualitative study in selected Ethiopian hospitals identified four major determinants of neonatal mortality, highlighting service underutilisation, facility resource constraints, ...
A task-adaptive graph-learning model maintained strong ordinal agreement when predicting hospital performance tiers on later CMS data releases, though its ...
A review in Discover Viruses compares bioinformatics pipelines for genomic surveillance across SARS-CoV-2, Ebola, mpox, avian influenza, and honeybee viruses, ...
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