Researchers have developed Simmar+ESTE-SIM, a XR simulator that can train the multitask of “endotracheal suctioning for a patient with a mechanical-ventilator’’ as part of support for Technology-dependent children in the community.

This study investigates the potential negative effects of exposure to dust particles in carpet and silk industries on lung function.

This paper investigates the effect of the twist factor on composites made from jute yarns with different linear densities (193, 213, and 251 tex) twisted at four different levels (1460, 2420, 2820, and 3056 turns per meter x √tex).

The increase of population and purchasing power, supported by the development of technology, give consequence to the generation of E-waste with impacts.

Ethics is a branch of philosophy that determines the difference between good and bad behavior or actions, i.e. ethics is the science of morality.

This paper presents an enhanced theoretical framework for understanding consciousness through the lens of fractal geometry, integrating perspectives from neuroscience, environmental psychology, physics, and philosophy.

The excitation, transition, vibration and rotation of nuclei, atoms and molecules leading to the emission of all photons from gamma rays to radio waves as a result of the physical mechanisms responsible for excited states.

Pulses are an important source of nutrition for billions of people in the world. Large number of people in the world consumes pulses as staple food in combination with cereals for meeting their protein requirement.

Computer vision syndrome, often known as digital eye strain, is a collection of eye and vision issues brought on by using computers and other electronic devices.

Joseph Galukeni Kadhila*, Susana Shishiveni Background: About 8 out of every 1000 live births are affected by congenital heart diseases (CHDs). Survival rates have increased thanks to improvements in medical and surgical procedures, turning CHDs into chronic illnesses. This has an effect on the dynamics of the family and how they behave. Method: Qualitative study