Reduced Precision Online Training for Spiking Neural Networks See

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E-procurement and supply chain performance in emerging economies: A study of manufacturing sector in Ghana See

Electronic procurement has become one of the leading methods for purchasing goods and services in today's competitive environment. Research indicates that e-procurement influences business outcomes, including the output of the supply chain. However, factors that affect the relationship between e-p...

Corporate Brand Management: Formation and Evolution since the 1990s See

Since time immemorial, there have been corporate brands. Just as products and services can be brands, so can corporate entities of whatever shape and form. Organisations, institutions, family businesses, cities, countries, etc., can all be corporate brands. ...

Identifying and managing pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain See

A 28 year old nulliparous woman complains of gradual onset pelvic pain at 30 weeks’ gestation of pregnancy. The pain is aching in nature and worse on climbing stairs and turning in bed. She denies any urinary or bowel symptoms and has not noticed any fluid or bl...

Enforcing intellectual property rights in metaverse gaming platforms: the next steps for the EU’s metaverse agenda See

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Parliamentary briefing – Domestic work migration bans in Nepal See

This briefing examines Nepal's ban on domestic work migration, in place since 2017, and its impact on Nepali women who migrate through irregular channels. It summarises the evidence on why the ban increases rather than reduces vulnerability to exploitation, and makes five policy...

Written evidence submitted by Dr Asieh Tabaghdehi & Professor Ashley Braganza (Centre for Artificial Intelligence: Social and Digital Innovation; Brunel University of London) (DCG0026) See

In their submission to the House of Commons Science Innovation and Technology Committee inquiry into the Digital Centre of Government, Dr Asieh Tabaghdehi and Professor Ashley Braganza (Brunel University of London) outline a vision for a Digital Centre of Government (DCG) focused on...

Written evidence from Dr. Nan Jiang, Dr. Asieh Tabaghdehi and Professor Catherine L. Wang on 14 March 2025, Brunel University London [FEN0085] See

This submission responds to the call for evidence based on our expertise in female entrepreneurship, financial accessibility, and structural barriers within business environments in the UK and internationally.

Driving ESG Performance: The Roles of Financial Literacy and Fintech Adoption through Digital Transformation See

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