Very few studies have explored the application of inclusive design approaches in cultural and historic sites (CHS) with diverse requirements and principles, beyond physical accessibility. Additionally, despite efforts to enhance accessibility in recent years, international accessibility news and local ...

This study explores the use of comedy and humour as tools for science communication in Ghana, where public understanding of and engagement with science remains limited. While science communication bridges the gap between experts and lay audiences, traditional dissemination methods often fail...

Paradox theory conceptualizes paradoxes as persistent and interdependent tensions between elements that are logically inconsistent yet simultaneously present and enduring within organizational and institutional systems (Smith and Lewis 2011). Pet care markets have expanded dramatically over the past two&#x...

Purpose: This study aims to examine workplace bullying and psychosocial well-being among healthcare professionals working in crisis-affected organizations. It contributes to behavioral health scholarship by theorizing bullying as a chronic organizational stressor that is amplified under conditions o...

Prokaryotic CRISPR–Cas systems rely on the Cas1–Cas2 protein complex to capture new DNA from mobile genetic elements (MGEs), to form immunological memory that defends against the MGEs. However, the mechanisms by which Cas1–Cas2 locates suitable DNA substrates inside cells remain unclear, lim...

Net-Zero aims have led to an increase in the market share of UK electric vehicles (EVs) to 20.4% in 2025 - up from 16.9% in 2024. It is estimated that by 2035, 150,000 tonnes of battery packs will reach end of life (EOL) annually that will need to be p...

The rapid growth of image-based multimedia content on the Web has intensified the challenge of generating high-quality alternative (alt) text descriptions, which is an essential requirement for inclusive online experiences for people with visual impairments. Although recent advances in machine le...

This is Dr Paula Westenberger's response submitted on 7 May 2026 to the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance Consultation: https://www.un.org/global-dialogue-ai-governance/en

This thesis investigates steady leading-edge blowing as an active flow-control strategy for reducing aerofoil self-noise from a NACA 65(12)-10 aerofoil. The work considers three noise mechanisms: trailing-edge tonal noise, leading-edge broadband turbulence-interaction noise, and separation-stall noise. Far-field...