Social and Sustainable Society with Multidisciplinary Research
The Social and Sustainable Society is based on multidisciplinary study and serves as a dynamic, collaborative hub for pioneering research that goes beyond traditional academic boundaries to solve real-world challenges. We recognize that today's most complex global problems require the deep integration of insights from diverse fields—combining expertise from the sciences, humanities, social sciences, and emerging technologies.
The hardware to produce the magnetic fields was left over from previous development on the model. Thus, our primary concern in the making of a multi-Bloch sphere model was in the following objectives: Firstly, I wanted to produce a means by which multiple Bloch Spheres could be put into a single net...
Heatwaves, locally defined as having at least three consecutive days with temperatures exceeding 90 °F, pose a significant and growing risk to public health in New York City (NYC), particularly as climate change intensifies their frequency and severity. Rising global temperatures have led to mor...
The research studies how advertising developed into a practice which unites strategic communication methods with artistic creativity. The paper shows how advertising evolved from basic trade symbols in ancient times through modern digital marketing by showing how advertisers evolved from basic image...
This study investigated the impact of polyethylene microplastics on the growth, root length, and chlorophyll-a content of Lemna minor (duckweed) while evaluating its potential as a phytoremediation tool to address microplastic pollution in aquatic ecosystems. Microplastics, prevalent in the environm...
Currently, activated charcoal is used to remediate heavy metals from water, but it can be expensive. Alternatives such as rice husk-derived biochar can be used as a cost-efficient method of remediating heavy metals. This study aimed to determine the most effective particle sizes (0.149, 0.42, 0.85 m...
Primary care physicians routinely calculate Body Mass Index (BMI) to assess health risks, but BMI is widely criticized for its inaccuracy and lack of inclusivity—particularly in accounting for racial and gender differences in body composition. These limitations contribute to health disparities...
TCyberchondria is defined as the obsessive usage of the internet to research health symptoms, often leading to increased health anxiety. (1,2) Additionally, there exists little research between cyber chondria and self-esteem, two constructs that share associations to other conditions such as obsessi...
Psychotherapists in training lack a standardized and formalized method of patient interaction for the proper development of empathy, communication, and experience. Currently, the experience of a resident may include training with other residents where one patient acts as the patient and one the psyc...
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a vital diagnostic tool used by radiologists, and image quality is heavily dependent on the performance of radiofrequency (RF) coils. RF coils are important components of MRI scanners as they influence signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), which is crucial for high-quality...
This study introduces an adaptive haptic feedback belt designed to improve situational awareness and information delivery in time-critical human machine interfaces (HMIs), with a specific focus on aiding visually impaired individuals. By providing tactile feedback through four vibration motors corre...
