Social Science
What Bureaucrats Expect Shapes How Strictly They Enforce the Rules, Experiment Finds
A survey experiment in China shows that street-level bureaucrats enforce policies more strictly when they expect policies to last and...
What Makes a University Teacher Competent? Voices from Pakistan’s Balochistan
A qualitative study of ten university teachers in Balochistan's public universities identifies professional attitude, development, ICT proficiency, research competence, and...
Focused radiation, no incision: radiosurgery eases severe treatment-resistant depression
A prospective study presented at the ASTRO Annual Meeting found that incisionless stereotactic radiosurgical capsulotomy produced sustained reductions in depression...
Backward Design Moves to the Front of the Class in Surgical Education
A Baylor College of Medicine team shows how the backward design framework, borrowed from general education, can restructure surgical simulation...
Pregnant in Iran: How Invisible Violence Wears Women Down Before Birth
A qualitative study of 32 participants in Ilam Province, Iran, reveals that violence against pregnant women operates through weak legal...
Rusting Giants Reborn: Science Map Reveals How Industrial Heritage Research Exploded Into a Global Sustainability Movement
A new bibliometric analysis of 1,206 publications maps how industrial heritage research surged after 2015 into three interconnected domains of...
New Book Maps How Human-Centered Technology Could Reshape Industry 5.0 Workplaces
A new Bentham Books volume examines how AI, IoT, blockchain and other emerging technologies can support human-centric, sustainable and resilient...
Seventeen Building Blocks Could Finally Fix How Medicine Handles Struggling Trainees
A narrative review of 54 papers identifies seventeen core components across three phases for building effective remediation frameworks in postgraduate...
Do Pay-for-Play Deals Undermine Graduation Rates in College Basketball?
A new study in the Atlantic Economic Journal examines whether name, image, and likeness earnings have changed graduation success rates...
Courts in Cameroon Still Try Cybercriminals With Outdated Penal Code
A new study finds that despite Cameroon's 2010 cybercrime law, its courts continue to prosecute digital offences under the ordinary...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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