This Special Section of International Psychogeriatrics contains five papers relating to unhealthy aging. Four are epidemiological and seek to identify factors that predict poor health, frailty, mortality and loneliness. The fifth describes the initial stages of the development of an intervention&...

Why does an incumbent like Kodak, despite investing early in digital technology, still fail to create and capture value? We argue that Kodak’s fate exemplifies a canonical paradox of digital transformation (DT) because its organisational identity, strategy, and technology imperatives were no...

The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 and other virus threats has renewed interest in nanoparticles as potential antivirals. Green synthesis of nanoparticles using biological methods offers an eco-friendly, cost-effective alternative to conventional approaches. In this study, copper nanoparticles (Cu-NPs) were biosy...

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This research explores the aeroelastic performance of a composite cantilever wing. The aim is clear: design a structure that resists flutter while staying light. We connect aerodynamic analysis with structural dynamics to reach this goal. First, we run CFD simulations to measure l...

Nurses constitute the largest occupational group in the global health workforce, yet the profession remains vulnerable to occupational stress, burnout, and chronic work-life imbalance. While a substantial body of research has examined these phenomena in Western contexts, the lived experiences of&...

Industrial robots are reshaping manufacturing, yet their role in new firm formation remains underexplored. Robot-based automation reinforces incumbent advantages while reconfiguring tasks in ways that may create opportunities for entrepreneurial entry. Formal human capital development can renew knowledge a...

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