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Zn metal anodes often fail because interfacial reactions become increasingly localized during cycling, leading to uneven deposition and dendrite growth. Existing artificial interphases can mitigate side reactions or regulate nucleation, but they rarely regulate the interfacial electron/field distribution to sustain uniform deposition at the evolving Zn/electrolyte interface. Here, we develop an A…

This scoping review provides a systematic mapping of the literature concerning the gendered dimensions of climate change impacts and adaptation in South Sudan. It addresses a critical gap in synthesising how climate-induced environmental changes, particularly those affecting natural resources and livelihoods, intersect with gender to influence women's wellbeing, agency, and economic security. Adh…

This article examines Refugee Registration and Documentation: Biometrics, Privacy, and Data Protection: An African Union Perspective with a focused emphasis on Nigeria within the field of Political Science. It is structured as a comparative study that organises the problem, the strongest verified scholarship, and the main analytical implications in a concise publication-ready format. The paper fo…

This methodology article addresses the critical gap in contextually appropriate evaluation frameworks for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Uganda. It critiques the predominant reliance on imported, quantitative metrics, arguing they fail to capture the nuanced realities of skills ecosystems within African informal economies. To counter this, the article proposes a decolon…

This policy analysis examines the implementation of strategies to preserve Nigeria's indigenous languages within its formal education sector from 2021 to 2026. It addresses the critical research gap between supportive policy rhetoric and tangible, on-the-ground outcomes, a persistent issue in language policy scholarship. The study employs a rigorous qualitative document analysis, focusing on the …

We are NEXUS Personalized Health at the ETH Zurich. Our friends call us NEXUS. We offer highly customizable services and collaborations in the field of biomedical research and development. A pool of professional scientists in bioinformatics, data science, statistics, software engineering, screening, and lab automation allows us to adapt to any experimental or analytical setting. At the interface …

This article examines Human Resource Management Reform in Fragile State Bureaucracies: Challenges and Opportunities in the 2020s with a focused emphasis on Uganda within the field of Law. It is structured as a conference paper that organises the problem, the strongest verified scholarship, and the main analytical implications in a concise publication-ready format. The paper foregrounds the most r…

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Sandra Valente·...·Cristina Ribeiro
3d ago

The Integrated Landscape Management Areas (AGIP) and the Village Condominiums (CA) are two measures of the Landscape Transformation Program, created to strengthen the resilience of territories to forest fires. Within the scope of the RESIST project, the contribution of community participation and involvement strategies to improve the implementation and sustainability of these measures in the Regi…

This paper presents a complete predictive framework for the "lockstep deficit" – the systematic failure of the standard Hardy–Littlewood independence heuristic to correctly estimate the probability that the immediate successor of a prime gap starter is itself a starter. We define an h-starter as a prime p such that p+h is also prime, and L_h(X) as the fraction of h-starters p ≤ X whose very next …

When the three positive horizons of a Kerr–Newman–de Sitter black hole coalesce, the separated perturbation equations lose the structure on which near-extremal quasinormal analysis rests: surface gravities vanish one power of the horizon separation faster than angular velocities converge. We prove that a mode synchronous at one horizon of a rotating q-fold cluster carries exponents of order aε 2−…

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Dorothea Tsatsou·+7 more
3d ago

The ENACT FCT Maps 2026 (1) summarise the trends in the observations submitted to the ENACT structured knowledge base during the period September 2025 - February 2026. The maps are aligned to the four observatories of ENACT: Capabilities Observatory Technology Observatory Market and Standards Observatory Ethical, Legal and Societal Observatory All observations submitted to the structured knowledg…

Long-running AI systems may retain information that remains true, relevant, or useful even after that information has lost current decision authority. This creates a problem that ordinary retrieval or final-answer accuracy may not capture: a model can know both the present state and the historical state while still attributing current authority too broadly. We study this distinction with Zombie M…

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Sean Paul Abrahams·Centre for Wellbeing and Flourishing | University of Cape Town | South Africa
3d ago

Abstract Languishing has been theorised principally at the level of the person. This paper asks whether it can also be specified meaningfully at the level of cognition. Such a proposal carries a substantial burden of distinctiveness because psychology already possesses mature accounts of depressive cognition, learned helplessness, pessimistic explanatory style, hopelessness, hope, self-efficacy, …

This document records the early development of a behavioural–acoustic method for identifying stress, disturbance, and early warning signs in honeybee colonies. It includes emerging tone‑family concepts, early glimmer observations, stress‑progression notes, and initial diagnostic ideas. These notes serve as a timestamped foundation for future refinement and formalisation.

Long-running AI systems may retain information that remains true, relevant, or useful even after that information has lost current decision authority. This creates a problem that ordinary retrieval or final-answer accuracy may not capture: a model can know both the present state and the historical state while still attributing current authority too broadly. We study this distinction with Zombie M…

This work presents a formal geometric analysis of realism collapse in cinematic narratives. It introduces the concept of realism drift, a phenomenon arising when behaviour from a high‑dimensional expert manifold is projected into a low‑dimensional movie manifold, destroying essential constraints and producing unrealistic portrayals of surgeons, interrogators, doctors, and other specialists. The p…

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