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This paper develops a six-actor diagnosis of governance in Romanian pre-university education, distinguishing documented decision arrangements from stakeholders’ reported experiences of them. The reconstructed conference-stage cohort comprises 9...
The 1st International Online Conference on Human Intelligence (IOCHI 2026) took place online from 25 to 26 March 2026. This conference report is an abstract collection from sessions of IOCHI 2026.
The journal retracts the extended abstract “Isolation of Plasmopara viticola from Grapevine Leaves” [...]
Correctional education research has largely examined recidivism and vocational outcomes, leaving degree-level higher education delivery in secure environments comparatively under-studied. This paper extends a conference abstract into a descriptive ca...
This paper examines how the rejection of established scientific knowledge on vaccination by public policy actors in Slovakia contributed to societal, public health and economic consequences during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Using a qualitative...
Routine hospital records classify waste by hazard and rarely identify non-infectious medical plastics (NIMP) as a distinct material stream, leaving circularity opportunities unmeasured. This study developed a hospital-level circular economy (CE) indi...
Daylight-deprived workplaces can constrain wellbeing and perceived environmental control, particularly when workers have limited authority to modify their immediate surroundings. A formative field inquiry conducted between 2023 and 2026 involved dire...
Mediterranean agro-industrial residues are increasingly considered as feedstocks for bio-based agricultural inputs, yet their valorization can remain resource- and energy-intensive when extraction, concentration, and stabilization are not considered...
Code similarity tools are widely used in programming courses to support academic integrity, yet fixed percentage cut-offs are often applied without considering how score distributions vary across assignments, academic years, and detection tools. This...
Intermediate Phase reading often emphasises reading aloud and comprehension tasks, which can heighten anxiety, limit participation, and reduce authentic speaking and listening opportunities. Drama reading provides a context in which these affective c...
The increasing use of generative artificial intelligence (AI), particularly ChatGPT, has transformed how students access academic and learning support. However, empirical evidence remains limited regarding which perceived characteristics of ChatGPT e...
Population ageing has significant social and economic implications across sectors, including health, urban planning, technology, education, and public policy. However, education on ageing remains largely concentrated within health and social care dis...
In submitting conference proceedings to Proceedings, the Volume Editors of the proceedings would like to certify to the publisher that all papers published in this volume have been subjected to peer review by the designated expert referees and were a...
This paper studies shortfall risk minimization in an incomplete financial market driven by mixed Brownian–fractional Brownian motion. The contingent claim depends on a non-tradable asset, while trading is allowed only in a correlated tradable a...
Digital technologies have reshaped communication, learning, and social interaction, and commercial platforms embed behavioral design strategies that may intensify habitual and, in some cases, compulsive use. This paper presents a narrative conceptual...
Transformative Environmental Education and the One Health approach are key to preparing future teachers for the current ecosocial crisis. This study evaluated a Teaching–Learning Sequence (TLS) designed to address the origin, consequences, and...
This study examines how artificial intelligence is framed as a criminal threat in YouTube comments and how elements related to moral panic are expressed. A content analysis was conducted on 171 comments posted under the YouTube video titled ‘Ya...
Universal Design for Learning (UDL), an inclusive educational framework rooted in cognitive neuroscience, presents a promising approach to confronting the challenges faced by English as a Foreign language (EFL) learners by promoting flexibility in te...
This article examines how gender is constructed, negotiated, and reproduced through local narratives in the thematic villages of Malang City, Indonesia. Drawing on feminist theory and gender studies, the research explores storytelling as a gendered s...
Socio-affective competence is a key dimension of inclusive education for adults with intellectual disabilities. This qualitative exploratory study examined the educational processes observed during a single 90 min embodied educational intervention de...
Background: Substance use disorder (SUD) is common among persons who commit violent crimes, and it is an important factor to address within forensic psychiatric care (FPC) to reduce the risk for violent crime relapse. Community reinforcement approach...
Environmental degradation in Indonesia often affects foothill communities most severely. Deforestation, land conversion, and extractive activities increase the risks of floods, landslides, water scarcity, and the gradual loss of local livelihoods. In...
This paper explores a comparative study of higher education barriers between Pakistani and Malaysian students using Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory and Human Capital Theory. A cross-sectional, mixed-methods survey of 102 undergraduat...
In a context of individualism, conflictual language, and scarce ethical passion, understanding how students co-construct meaning through dialogue is urgent. Teachers from primary to secondary school need tools to grasp these dynamics. This contributi...
This study examines the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on improving educational performance and fostering sustainability in higher education throughout the MENA region. This study investigates the integration of AI-driven tools, inc...
Iran’s scientific community faces a number of institutional, economic, political, cultural, and organizational challenges. This study examines how these challenges are experienced by PhD candidates and how participants understand their causes,...
Artificial intelligence is playing a critical part in Saudi Arabia’s transition from an oil-based to a knowledge-based economy under Vision 2030. AI is revolutionizing industries such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and finance, making...
Persistent structural inequalities continue to limit equitable access to, and success within, South African higher education, particularly for students from historically marginalised and under-resourced schooling backgrounds. Extended Curriculum Prog...
This quantitative study investigates students’ perceptions of a virtual language exchange between two universities. By examining two successive cohorts, the research aimed to identify shared patterns, institutional differences, and changes over...
Teachers’ mental health is increasingly acknowledged as essential for effective teaching and positive educational outcomes, yet interventions specifically designed to support it remain limited. This paper presents the Online Well-being Course (...
The purpose of the article is to investigate whether considering stylized facts in financial time series leads to better estimation of risk measures. The study focuses on long-memory GARCH-type models chosen for their ability to capture characteristi...
Ghana’s Basic National Social Security Scheme (Tier 1), administered by the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), faces sustainability pressures from shifting pension demographics and macro-financial volatility. Using optimal co...
Scientific Literacy requires educational approaches across both formal and informal context, including Science Education and Science Communication (SC) on social media. This paper presents an educational research study involving Grade 5 and 8 student...
Introduction: Family functioning is closely associated with adolescents’ psychological well-being. This study examined the association between perceived family functioning and psychological well-being among early adolescents. Methods: A quantit...
Self-perception questionnaires offer an efficient way to map students’ data-literacy perceptions, but evidence from a single administration cannot establish broad psychometric validity. This study examined preliminary evidence for the 53-item D...
This study situates autonomy-related learning behaviors and forms of teacher support within the broader framework of student engagement in Romanian high schools. It presents a secondary analysis of a national mixed-methods study conducted in 2023. Qu...
Background: Across jurisdictions, forensic psychiatry evaluations primarily rely on clinical assessment, psychometric testing, and historical and behavioural information. Following advances in neuroscience and neurolaw, there is a growing interest in...
This study investigates whether a teacher professional development programme on the educational use of Historical Scientific Instruments enhances teachers’ interest, self-confidence, and perceived ability to integrate HSIs into science teaching...
Coding and educational robotics are increasingly promoted in schools as catalysts for creative thinking, yet recent reviews suggest that this link is not automatic and depends critically on pedagogical design. Empirical evidence from Italian compulso...
Conversational AI has entered adolescents’ everyday routines as something more intimate than a search engine and less accountable than a human adviser. Based on a free association task with Gen Z participants and focus group interviews with hig...
The Twaite shad (Alosa fallax Lacépède, 1800) is an endangered anadromous fish listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List. In northern Catalonia (NE Iberian Peninsula), the species maintains a small reproducing population in the Fluvi&ag...
Language outcomes after paediatric cochlear implantation remain under-described in Arabic speaking contexts. This cross-sectional descriptive survey examined caregiver-reported language skill items in a convenience sample of 78 Arabic-speaking Saudi...
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) offers opportunities for dialogic scaffolding, scientific reasoning, formative feedback, and instructional design, while raising cognitive, epistemic, didactic, and ethical risks. This review synthesized 34...
In submitting conference proceedings to Proceedings, the Volume Editors of the proceedings would like to certify to the publisher that all papers published in this volume have been subjected to peer review by the designated expert referees and were a...
In the contemporary landscape of educational and communication research, characterized by an increasingly visual, interconnected, and constantly evolving ecosystem, Visual Education emerges as an epistemological and operational field of transdiscipli...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in contemporary military operations, yet its effective and ethical integration depends largely on how defense institutions educate and prepare personnel. While technological advancements receive s...
Background: The involvement of people with lived experience in psychiatric research is gaining momentum internationally, yet forensic psychiatry remains largely absent from this development—particularly in Germany. Highly regulated settings, st...
Introduction: Aggression in early-stage mental disorders imposes a substantial clinical and societal burden and is shaped by environmental, neurobiological, and genetic factors. Understanding their joint contribution could aid risk assessment and ear...
Background: Indirect measurement methods play a central role in the assessment of deviant sexual interests, including pedohebephilia. Among these approaches, eye-tracking paradigms that assess gaze behavior may serve as indirect indicators of deviant...
Climate change presents serious challenges, especially in dry and semi-dry areas, and these challenges are most severe in sub-Saharan Africa, where people are dependent on rain-fed agriculture. To address this issue, a new type of reinforcement learn...
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