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  1. Introduction The study of thermal behavior in double-skin facades during fire conditions has become an essential frontier in performance-based design, particularly with the adoption of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) as a flexible numerical tool. This introduction lays the groundwork by explaining the complexity of fire-driven cavity flows, the role of glazing layers, and the modulation introduced by venetian blinds on heat propagation. The combination of SPH modeling and façade engineering opens new possibilities for predicting failure thresholds, understanding material interactions, and enhancing façade resilience. This theme establishes why interdisciplinary research—merging computational physics, fire dynamics, and architectural systems—is critical for modern fire-safe building design. 2. Thermal Interaction Mechanisms in Double-Skin Facades This topic explores the intricate energy exchanges within double-skin façades when exposed to fire, focusing on conduction, ...

  1. Introduction The study of altered serum proteins in adults with a Fontan circulation opens a revealing window into the subtle yet profound biological remodeling occurring in this complex circulatory physiology. As patients survive longer into adulthood, understanding the biochemical signatures associated with inflammation, fibrogenesis, and angiogenesis becomes essential for predicting adverse outcomes and designing targeted interventions. These protein-level changes act like molecular footprints, tracing pathways of chronic stress, organ dysfunction, and compensatory mechanisms unique to Fontan physiology. This introduction establishes the framework for why proteomic research is rapidly becoming a cornerstone in modern cardiovascular science, offering clinicians and researchers an unprecedented biochemical map of long-term Fontan adaptation. 2. Inflammation-Associated Protein Alterations Inflammation emerges as a central theme in adults with Fontan circulation, with multipl...

  1. Introduction Hypospadias repair, though widely practiced, continues to carry the burden of urethrocutaneous fistula formation, a complication that can echo back even years after surgery. This 20-year single-center experience provides a comprehensive lens through which clinicians can examine the frequency, severity, and patterns of recurrence, revealing how operative technique, anatomical variations, and perioperative factors align to influence postoperative outcomes. By analyzing these elements collectively, the study invites researchers to rethink risk stratification frameworks and to better understand why some repairs heal seamlessly while others deviate into recurrent complications. 2. Epidemiology and Burden of Fistula Recurrence This research topic explores the prevalence of urethrocutaneous fistulas across two decades, documenting how recurrence behaves in real-world surgical practice. The long observation window allows a clear view of incidence patterns across age gr...

  1. Introduction Understanding how the human body senses, reacts, and repairs itself is central to modern scientific research. The combination of skin conductance responses to oral taste stimuli and the adaptive role of colonic macrophages in inflammation offers a unique interdisciplinary perspective that connects sensory physiology and immunological repair mechanisms. By examining how taste quality, intensity, and personality traits influence physiological responses, alongside how macrophages persist and support tissue recovery, researchers can uncover deeper insights into human behavior, health, and disease. 2. Sensory Physiology and Taste-Induced Skin Conductance Research into skin conductance responses provides a non-invasive method to study how the autonomic nervous system reacts to taste inputs. Variations in taste quality—such as sweet, bitter, sour, or salty—produce different electrical conductance changes in the skin, reflecting emotional and physiological arousal. T...

  1. Introduction Skin conductance responses (SCR) serve as a powerful non-invasive method to measure physiological arousal triggered by sensory input, making them essential for understanding how humans react to oral taste stimuli. This research integrates sensory science, psychophysiology, and behavioral analysis to examine how taste quality, intensity, and individual personality traits shape both emotional and physiological responses. By exploring the dynamic interaction between the autonomic nervous system and sensory perception, the study reveals how subtle changes in taste can produce measurable electrical responses on the skin. This introduction sets the foundation for interpreting SCR as a reliable biomarker in taste research and highlights its growing importance in neuroscience, food science, and psychological profiling. 2. Taste Quality and Its Impact on Physiological Arousal Taste quality—such as sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami—plays a significant role in shaping...

  1. Introduction Holistic photoprotection represents an advanced approach to preventing UV-induced skin damage through a combination of physical shielding, biological defense activation, and antioxidant reinforcement. Research on Baccharis antioquensis hydrolysates highlights the potential of polyphenol-rich extracts to deliver broad-spectrum protection while mitigating cellular stress pathways triggered by UVA and UVB exposure. This foundational understanding supports the development of next-generation photoprotective formulations with multifunctional benefits. 2. Role of Polyphenols in UV Absorption and Antioxidant Defense Polyphenols derived from Baccharis antioquensis demonstrate dual-action protection by directly absorbing UV photons and neutralizing reactive oxygen species formed during irradiation. Their structural diversity enhances the skin’s defensive capacity, reducing oxidative stress, lipid peroxidation, and DNA damage. These mechanisms reinforce their role as pr...

1: Introduction The study focuses on how sustainable vineyard strategies can enhance the phenolic content of Tempranillo grapes, a key determinant of flavor, color, and antioxidant capacity in wines. Phenolics are highly responsive to environmental conditions and vineyard management, making them ideal indicators of innovative, eco-conscious cultivation practices. This research explores the intersection of sustainability and grape quality, presenting methods that not only support resilient agriculture but also elevate the biochemical richness of grapes. Through controlled field trials, agronomic optimization, and eco-friendly interventions, the project demonstrates how modern viticulture can achieve both environmental and qualitative excellence.  2: Sustainable Soil Management for Phenolic Enhancement Soil composition and health play a crucial role in driving phenolic biosynthesis in grapevines. This topic addresses strategies such as organic mulching, compost integration, and red...

  1. Introduction The development of human iPSC-derived sensory neuron assays represents a transformative step in modern neuro-dermatological research. These platforms allow scientists to study human-relevant sensory responses without depending on animal models, delivering precise insights into how external chemicals alter neuronal structure and function. Understanding morphological changes—such as neurite length, branching, and cell viability—opens the door to predicting clinically significant sensory abnormalities. This research strengthens the bridge between cosmetic safety evaluation, neurotoxicology, and personalized skincare science. 2. Mechanistic Understanding of Sensory Neuron Responses This research highlights how human iPSC-derived sensory neurons serve as a reliable system to investigate mechanistic pathways triggered by chemical exposure. By observing morphological disruptions, researchers can infer potential neurotoxic cascades, including cytoskeletal destabilizati...

  1. Introduction Subcritical water extraction (SWE) has emerged as a powerful green-technology approach for recovering high-value phytochemicals from agro-industrial residues. Onion skins, often discarded as waste, are exceptionally rich in phenolic compounds such as quercetin and its derivatives, which exhibit strong antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. This study explores how temperature and solvent characteristics affect the extraction yield and chemical profile during SWE of Allium cepa cv. Horcal onion skins. By investigating these relationships, researchers aim to optimize sustainable extraction strategies capable of transforming agricultural waste into valuable raw materials for the food, cosmetic, and nutraceutical industries. 2. Influence of Temperature on Phenolic Yield Temperature is a critical factor in subcritical water extraction due to its strong influence on water’s dielectric constant, diffusivity, and solvation behavior. As temperatur...

  1. Introduction Understanding childhood obesity requires more than identifying weight trends—it demands studying the behavioral, environmental, and clinical factors shaping children’s daily lives. The Healthy Homes/Healthy Kids randomized trial addresses this challenge by evaluating a pediatric primary care–based intervention developed specifically for at-risk children aged 5–10 years. This study explores how structured family engagement, guided health coaching, and household changes can support healthier growth trajectories. The research provides valuable insight into integrating preventive strategies within routine healthcare settings. 2. Study Design and Methodology The trial employed a robust randomized controlled methodology involving pediatric primary care clinics as intervention hubs. Participants, identified as being at risk of obesity, were assigned to structured guidance programs involving lifestyle counseling, home-based activities, and periodic follow-ups. Data c...

  1. Introduction Hybrid nanoliquids are emerging as a transformative solution for advanced thermal management systems, particularly in applications requiring precise control of power and cooling efficiency. By integrating nanoparticles into base fluids, researchers can significantly enhance thermal conductivity and heat transfer rates, enabling superior performance in porous media environments. This study focuses on SOR-based computational modeling to analyze hybrid nanoliquid flow through Darcy-type porous structures. The introduction establishes the scientific relevance of combining porous media physics with high-fidelity numerical modeling to optimize thermal behavior, energy efficiency, and system stability. 2. Mathematical Modeling of Hybrid Nanoliquid Dynamics The mathematical formulation incorporates Darcy’s law, momentum equations, and energy equations to simulate the flow of hybrid nanoliquids through porous domains. By defining nanoparticle volume fractions, effective...

  1. Introduction The rise of eco-conscious beauty has accelerated the search for natural, sustainable ingredients. Caulerpa racemosa , a marine green algae, offers immense potential as a renewable source of nanocellulose—a biomaterial known for its water-binding and stabilizing properties. This study explores its characterisation and suitability as a humectant in skincare applications. 2. Extraction and Purification of Nanocellulose Nanocellulose from Caulerpa racemosa was extracted using acid hydrolysis and purified through controlled mechanical processes. The resulting material exhibited nanoscale dimensions, high crystallinity, and superior surface area—key traits that influence its hydration and compatibility in cosmetic formulations. 3. Physicochemical Characterisation Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and X-ray diffraction (XRD) were employed to confirm the structural integrity and morphology of the nanocellulose. The dat...

  1. Introduction The integration of discordant serum IgE levels with detailed skin testing represents a major advancement in the diagnostic landscape for Hymenoptera venom hypersensitivity. Traditional single-method testing often fails to capture complex sensitization patterns, leading to ambiguous results and suboptimal treatment pathways. This research highlights how combining both diagnostic tools refines accuracy, ensures reliable identification of venom-specific allergies, and enhances the effectiveness of venom immunotherapy strategies. 2. Importance of Dual-Testing Approaches Using serum IgE testing alongside skin testing provides a broader immunological picture, allowing clinicians to detect sensitizations that may be missed when relying on only one method. The study emphasizes that discordant results can still hold diagnostic value when interpreted together, offering a more comprehensive evaluation of a patient’s allergic response. 3. Diagnostic Accuracy in Venom Alle...

1. Introduction The integration of discordant serum IgE levels with detailed skin testing represents a major advancement in the diagnostic landscape for Hymenoptera venom hypersensitivity. Traditional single-method testing often fails to capture complex sensitization patterns, leading to ambiguous results and suboptimal treatment pathways. This research highlights how combining both diagnostic tools refines accuracy, ensures reliable identification of venom-specific allergies, and enhances the effectiveness of venom immunotherapy strategies. 2. Importance of Dual-Testing Approaches Using serum IgE testing alongside skin testing provides a broader immunological picture, allowing clinicians to detect sensitizations that may be missed when relying on only one method. The study emphasizes that discordant results can still hold diagnostic value when interpreted together, offering a more comprehensive evaluation of a patient’s allergic response. 3. Diagnostic Accuracy in Venom Allergies ...

  1. Introduction The presence of water ice in the dark dune spots of Mars’s Richardson Crater has become a fascinating research focal point for planetary scientists worldwide. These spots, which appear during the Martian spring, reveal unique interactions between seasonal CO₂ frost and underlying water-rich materials. Understanding these features gives researchers a deeper perspective on Mars’s climatic conditions, its shifting surface dynamics, and the potential implications for future exploration missions seeking signs of past or present life. 2. Seasonal Sublimation and Surface Activity Dark dune spots are believed to form through the sublimation of CO₂ ice during the Martian spring, which causes gas jets to erupt through the surface and leave dark deposits behind. Water ice detected within or near these features suggests a more complex interaction involving both CO₂ and H₂O frost. Studying these transitions helps scientists better understand Mars’s active seasonal cycles an...

  1. Introduction Understanding why consumers exaggerate in online reviews has become a crucial area of research, especially as digital platforms increasingly influence purchasing decisions. Scholars are exploring how psychological mechanisms such as moral disengagement and the Dark Triad personality traits—narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy—shape consumer communication online. These exaggerations not only distort the credibility of review systems but also impact brand trust and consumer behavior at scale, making it essential to examine the roots of dishonesty in digital feedback environments. 2. Moral Disengagement in Online Review Behavior This topic examines how consumers use moral disengagement strategies to justify exaggeration or dishonesty in online reviews. Mechanisms such as displacement of responsibility, victim dehumanization, and distortion of consequences allow individuals to provide manipulated feedback without guilt. Research highlights how digital anon...

  1. Introduction The study of toughening mechanisms in macroscale heterogeneous soft materials has gained significant importance due to their widespread applications in bioinspired systems, flexible electronics, soft robotics, and wearable devices. Understanding how these materials resist crack propagation requires a deep investigation into their structural heterogeneity, deformation behavior, and energy release rate characteristics. This research topic provides foundational insight into how material architecture, interfacial bonding, and microstructural variations contribute to toughness enhancement. By analyzing the energy absorption and dissipation pathways, researchers can uncover critical design strategies to optimize material performance, durability, and functional resilience under diverse mechanical conditions. 2. Energy Release Rate as a Tool for Evaluating Toughness Energy release rate plays a central role in understanding fracture behavior in heterogeneous soft materi...