2026 December - 7 articles
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) in peer review raises questions of permission, human judgment, and fair participation. This normative and conceptual analysis proposes an author-authorised, journal-authorised, version-synchronised public-prepr...
High-Level Synthesis (HLS) has become an important methodology for implementing Machine Learning (ML) workloads on reconfigurable hardware; yet the development, technological characteristics, and research structure of HLS-for-ML have not been examine...
The increasing complexity of evaluation in the higher education setting, along with the growing availability of diverse data sources, has emphasized the need for more transparent and interpretable assessment processes and results. Current evaluation...
In deciding whether to accept or reject one theory rather than another, scientists often look at the evidence that agrees or disagrees with each theory. We formalize this method of comparison in terms of a 2-by-2 matrix where rows are the theories be...
Ports are cyber-physical systems, and compromising them has physical consequences: paralysed cranes, blocked gates and cargo that does not move. Research on protecting them remains divided between cybersecurity engineering, port management and supply...
As science increasingly embraces the Open Science paradigm, attention is shifting from open access to the implementation of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) principles for research data. Within this evolving landscape, lib...
Introduction/Background: Since the pandemic started, studies on long COVID have expanded significantly. This bibliometric analysis maps the field’s evolution from January 2020 to March 2025, providing a macro-level understanding of research tre...
