Modern Urban Culture: a City for or against a Person? by O. V. Kireeva, M. N. Veselova

“…It is concluded that in the current ecological, demographic and economic situation, the question of understanding the role of modern urban culture in the search for a dialogue between the technogenic and informational development of civilization with nature, the historical and cultural content of the city with its image, and mass consumption with an original manifestation is most acute. The authors believe that it depends only on the person whether the urban space will exist for or against him or her.…”
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Spread dynamics and driving factors of alien invasive plant Solidago canadensis in Hubei Province by JIAO Xinyu, LI Jiayi, YANG Qingyu, LONG Mei, ZENG Lingtian, LIU Zhixiong*

“…The Wuhan, Xianning and the central area of Yichang displayed the most serious invasion.(2)Human activities were the main factors promoting the spread of S. canadensis. …”
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Insights into Physiochemical and Biological Characteristics of Pig Manure During Anaerobic Digestion and Sheep Manure During Composting by Feixing Li, Bo Feng, Xianghao Zha, Yixuan Chu, Xin Zhang, Ruo He

“…The animal manures were rich in heavy metals. Zn was the most abundant heavy metal, in the range of 586.9–2069 mg/kg in the animal manures. …”
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The characterization of municipal solid waste in Kuwait: a pathway to reform the waste management sector by Mohammad Alshawaf, Mohamed Alwaeli, Krzysztof Pikon, Mohammad Alolayan

“…Abstract Municipal solid waste (MSW) management is an important aspect of building sustainable communities, but is still a significant challenge in most countries as MSW generation is increasing globally. …”
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Effectiveness of Platelet Markers ın Estimating the Amount of Intraoperative Bleeding ın Vertebra Surgery by Seliman Çetinbulut, Davut Ceylan, Ayça Taş Tuna, Havva Kocayigit, Onur Palabıyık

“…Purpose: One of the most important steps in perioperative bleeding management is the predetermination of the patient at risk. …”
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Analysing learning behaviour: A data-driven approach to improve time management and active listening skills in students by Vinayak Hegde, Vishrutha M, Pallavi M. Shanthappa, Rekha Bhat, Nisha Raveendran, Roshin C

“…After testing multiple ML models with datasets, Random Forest was determined to be the most dependable model by emphasizing algorithms. …”
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Harnessing aromatic properties for sustainable bio-valorization of lignin derivatives into flavonoids by Si-Yu Zhu, Na Li, Zhi-Hua Liu, Ying-Jin Yuan, Bing-Zhi Li

“…Lignin represents the most abundant renewable aromatic source, while flavonoids are aromatic natural compounds with various health-promoting properties and superior biological activities. …”
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Salinity stress amelioration through selenium and zinc oxide nanoparticles in rice by Monalisha Mishra, Shadma Afzal, Ranjana Yadav, Nand K. Singh, Saeedeh Zarbakhsh

“…Abstract Salinity is one of the most dominant abiotic stresses limiting growth and productivity in rice (Oryza sativa L.), thereby posing a serious threat to global food security. …”
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INNOVATIVE COMPETENCE AS A COMPONENT OF THE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF A MODERN TEACHER by Nadiia О. Vientseva, Olena V. Karapetrova

“…The innovative competence of a teacher is considered as a component of general professional and pedagogical competence, the content of which is determined by the peculiarities of innovative activity, its social significance, creative nature and focus on continuous creation of new, personal and professional potential of teachers. The most characteristic features of innovative competence of the teacher are distinguished, which include: 1) personal orientation of the specialist to learn something new, the willingness to change the ways of professional activity; 2) the subjectivity of goal setting, goal realization and self-realization; 3) the clarity of professional position, awareness of the social significance of innovations, inclusion in social creativity; 4) the compliance of the composition of competence with the structure of innovation activity; 5) the effectiveness of ways to implement a system of knowledge, skills, abilities at all stages of the innovation process; 6) the ability to be creative in solving professional problems; 7) the integrity of the whole set of competencies in the innovative competence of the specialist as a system entity; 8) the high level of professionalism of the specialist, based on the understanding and self-improvement of their professional experience. …”
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Complications after endoprosthetic joint replacement in patients receiving genetically engineered biological agents by Elena Yuryevna Pogozheva, V N Amirdzhanova, S A Makarov, E L Nasonov

“…The use of GEBAs made it possible to diminish disease activity in most patients, to reduce needs for GCs, and to perform EJR with a more favorable background. …”
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A Hybrid Machine Learning Approach for High-Accuracy Energy Consumption Prediction Using Indoor Environmental Quality Sensors by Bibars Amangeldy, Nurdaulet Tasmurzayev, Timur Imankulov, Baglan Imanbek, Waldemar Wójcik, Yedil Nurakhov

“…Feature importance analysis using SHAP values, together with non-parametric statistical testing, identified TVOCs, humidity, and PM_2.5 as the most influential predictors of energy use. These findings highlight the value of integrating high-resolution IEQ data into predictive frameworks and demonstrate that such data can significantly improve forecasting accuracy. …”
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Exploring the factors associated with professional and non-professional dancer well-being: a comprehensive systematic review by Haiyan Yu, Haiyan Yu, Eng Wah Teo, Chai Chen Tan, Jindong Chang, Shenghui Liu

“…The Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool (MMAT) was used to assess the risk of bias.ResultsThe synthesized evidence reveals a growing trend toward adopting eudaimonic and multidimensional frameworks in the conceptualization of dancer well-being, with the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule being the most frequently employed instrument to measure dancers’ well-being. …”
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Leiurus quinquestratus venom promotes β islets regeneration and restores glucose level in streptozotocin induced type 2 diabetes mellitus in rats by Wesam M. Salama, Sabry A. El-Naggar, Ghada A. Tabl, Nabila I. El-Desouki, Lamiaa M. El Shefiey

“…Abstract Diabetes mellitus type 2 (T2-DM) is one of the most prevalent chronic metabolic diseases, marked by insulin resistance and a relative lack of insulin production. …”
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A rare case of solitary fibrous tumor of the liver and highly differentiated rectal adenocarcinoma by S. A. Shinkarev, M. N. Lando, V. N. Brykin, R. V. Zhinkin, O. E. Pestryakov, D. A. Odegov

“…Solitary fibrous tumors (SFT) are rare spindle cell mesenchymal neoplasms of presumably fibroblastic origin with undefined malignancy potential and rare metastasis. Their most frequent localization is in the pleura, where they have been first described. …”
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A Genetic Clue to T2DM in Bangladesh: The TCF7L2 rs12255372 (G/T) Variant by Syed Azmal Mahmood, Md Fariduddin, Laila Anjuman Banu, Shoaib Hossain, Md Mohiuddin Masum, Samira Moyeen, Shahjada Selim

“…The dominant model appears to be the most suitable for representing the susceptibility gene effect. …”
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THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE ORGANIZATION BRAND MANAGEMENT by Oksana Kononenko

“…The system analysis method was applied to achieve the goal of the work. Results. The most well-known definitions of the concept of "brand" are given. …”
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Characterization of Terpene Synthases Reveals the Diversity of Terpenoids in <i>Andrographis paniculata</i> by Junhao Tang, Ying Ma, Yujun Zhao, Xiaohui Ma, Jian Wang

“…The increase in the number of <i>ent</i>-copalyl diphosphate synthases and the loss of biological function by most sesquiterpene synthases and monoterpene synthases may explain why diterpenoids are the main specific metabolites in <i>A. paniculata</i> compared with the metabolites produced by AtTPSs found in the <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i> genome. …”
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Cognitive impairment in patients with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy by K. D. Lysova, I. K. Kuznetsov, A. I. Paramonova, A. A. Usoltseva, E. A. Kantimirova, N. A. Shnayder, D. V. Dmitrenko

“…Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy (JME) is one of the most common forms of epilepsy (about 9.3%). Compared with other forms of idiopathic generalized epilepsy, JME is featured with high risk of seizures along with lowered patient compliance to treatment as well as a danger of developing drug resistance that may be a cause of cognitive disorder.Objective: to review research publications on cognitive impairment in JME, discuss its putative causes, describe neuropsychological profile for JME patients.Material and methods. …”
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Avifauna Diversity in the Gate between Humid Atlas and Saharan Desert: Midelt Province, Morocco by Ismail Mansouri, Wafae Squalli, Abdelbari El Agy, Badr Ben Hichou, Abderahim El Hassani, Lahcen El Ghadraoui, Mohamed Dakki

“…Accipitridae (15 species), Muscicapidae (9 species), and Alaudidae (9 species) were the most observed families. Order of Passeriformes was the dominant order represented with 16 families and 68 species. …”
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Ureteral duplication anomalies: two years’ experience in a single center by Ahmed Oshiba, Samar Oshiba, Mostafa Kotb, Mohamed Abouheba

“…Abstract Background Ureteral duplication is one of the most common anomalies affecting the genitourinary system. …”
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