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First-principles non-adiabatic molecular dynamics insights into Janus PtSSe/Zipper-Phosphorene heterostructures for efficient photocatalytic water splitting
Challenging Patriarchy: The Inclusive Feminist Vision of Savitribai Phule in Colonial India
Sangeeta Dhayal, Hareet Kumar Meena
An Algebraic Approach of Multilayer Color Image Cryptosystems via Permutation-Substitution Groups and Chaotic Maps
Deep Singh, Sandeep Kumar, Anirban Mallick
Cognitive preferences and hemispheric preference: an analysis of learning and thinking styles among undergraduate students
Jinusha P.C., Shaweta Miglani, Amiya Ranjan Panigrahi, Anuradha Pawar et autres
Fibroblast growth factors in Alzheimer’s Disease pathogenesis: neuropharmacological implications for neuroprotection, neurogenesis, and therapeutic development
Jahnvi Sehgal, Kajal Bagri, Rahul Deshmukh
Executive functioning in deaf young adults: a systematic review of measures and linguistic influence
Saksham Kesarwani, Rebeka Debbarma
Redox-active copper-modified NiCo2O4 for hybrid supercapacitor and sensing applications
Ritesh Kumar, Ritika Sharma, Raj Singh, A.L. Sharma et autres
The Impact of AI on Employment Practices in the Era of Economic Recovery and Intelligent Transformation
Roseline Jesudas, Arpitha M. P., Amaresh Patel, Deepak Sundrani et autres
Enhancing microalgal PUFAs through exogenous phytohormones: Mechanisms, market potential and future prospects
Esha Goyal, Tufail Fayaz, Prabhkirat Kapahi, Sachitra Kumar Ratha et autres
The evolution of learning paradigms: A conceptual analysis of personalized innovative pedagogies in higher education
Anupreet Kaur Kalsi, Shamshir Singh Dhillon
Management of CTEV using the Ponseti technique: A prospective study
Pardeep Gupta, Ashwani Ummat, Parminder Singh Kular, Sonia Kochhar et autres
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