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How Do University Students Navigate Entrepreneurial Intention? Insight and Trends from Bibliometric Analysis
Dr. Narinder Kaur · Ramanpreet Kaur · Dr. Harpreet Singh · 2026-March · Journal of Asia Entrepreneurship and Sustainability
This paper will offer a bibliometric review of the literature on entrepreneurial intention among university students. The study uses a dataset of 942 Scopus-indexed articles published between 2016 and 2025 to analyse trends in publications, leading authors, institutions, journals, and countries and important thematic changes in the area. VOSviewer and RStudio were used to carry out bibliometric methods like co-citati…
Illuminating a joyless life: qualitative, transdiagnostic exploration of anhedonia
Clementine J. Edwards · Chloe Osei-Cobbina · Alison Duerden · Nicola Sirey · 2026-July · BJPsych Open
Background Anhedonia (loss of pleasure) is a core feature of both depression and psychosis and yet the experience is not well understood. This limits our ability to effectively target it with psychological or pharmacological interventions. Aims The aim of this study was to explore the experience of anhedonia, for the first time from a transdiagnostic perspective. Method Semi-structured interviews, co-facilitated by l…
Molecular biology and integrated strategies for activating cryptic biosynthetic gene clusters toward next-generation antibiotic discovery
Veilumuthu Pattapulavar · Sathiyabama Ramanujam · Avanthi Yellampalli · Henu Sree Badiginchala · 2026-8 · Frontiers in Bioinformatics
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has been identified as one of the 21st century’s severest global public health crises. AMR led to an estimated 4.95 million deaths in 2019 and will claim 10 million lives a year by 2050 in the absence of targeted interventions. During the same period, the number of novel antibiotics discovered has decreased drastically as many researchers are rediscovering known antibiotics, non-model m…
Entrepreneurial development initiatives on business sustainability in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in South West Nigeria
Opeyemi Jumoke Zubair · Ayotunde Isaac Bankefa · Bayo Abraham Ogunyanju · 2026-6 · Indonesian Journal of Innovation and Applied Sciences
The study addresses the ongoing sustainability issues faced by agricultural SMEs in Southwest Nigeria, despite many entrepreneurial development initiatives focused on innovation, technology adoption, and governmental assistance. This study explicitly analyses the impact of innovation and technology adoption on the sustainability of agricultural SMEs and assesses the role of government policies and support measures in…
Exploring innovation landscapes: a national cross-sectional study of Swedish primary care from the viewpoint of primary care managers
Sarah Samuelson · Eva-Lisa Petersson · Cecilia Björkelund · Marcus Praetorius Björk · 2026-6 · BMC Health Services Research
Abstract Background Innovation is increasingly necessary in primary care policy, and healthcare managers play a pivotal role in translating policy ambitions into practice and shaping organisational conditions that foster innovation. The aim of this study was to explore innovation activities and their contextual conditions in Swedish primary care, as perceived by primary care managers. Methods A national cross-section…
Authentic leadership, sustainable employee well-being and retention: a multi-method study
Mirriam Ogunja · Zhao Shurong · Luo Ailing · 2026-6 · BMC Psychology
Abstract Background The contemporary workplace, characterized by volatility, remote work arrangements, and demand for psychological safety, has intensified the search for leadership styles that promote sustainable employee wellbeing and retention. While authentic leadership (AL) is theorised to be a potent antidote to burnout and turnover, the specific pathways through which its components operate remain underexplore…
The role of digital financial literacy in driving sustainable retirement planning
Mansi Yadav · Manoj Kumar · R. K. Tailor · Ashish Goyal · 2026-4 · Discover Sustainability
Abstract The current study investigates the impact of Digital Financial Literacy (DFL) on Sustainable Retirement Planning (SRP), a critical yet underexplored domain in personal finance. It specifically examines the mediating roles of Digital Saving Behaviour (DSB) and Digital Investment Behaviour (DIB) in the relationship between DFL and SRP, and considers age, gender, education, and income as potential moderators of…
How nurses address psychosocial needs in patients with advanced heart or lung failure: a qualitative interview study
Janneke van Oirschot · Esmee D. Noijons · Hanneke Merten · Bregje D. Onwuteaka-Philipsen · 2026-3 · BMC Nursing
Abstract Background Patients with advanced heart failure or lung failure often experience significant changes in psychosocial needs, which may affect their quality of life, emotional wellbeing, and daily functioning. Although nurses are well-positioned to address these needs, there is limited understanding of their perspective on these conversations. Therefore, this study aimed to explore how nurses approach and expe…
Evolution of use and overuse of triptans in Austria – What has changed in the last 15 years?
Katharina Kaltseis · Sarah Maier · Karin Zebenholzer · Michael Thomas Eller · 2026-3 · The Journal of Headache and Pain
Abstract Background Triptans are highly effective acute treatments for migraine attacks, yet population-level data suggest persistent underuse. Updated real-world data on triptan use and overuse in Austria are lacking. Methods This nationwide, retrospective claims-based study analysed triptan use and overuse in Austria in 2023. Adults (≥ 18 years) with at least one dispensed triptan were identified. Triptan overuse w…
Developing a big data analytical model for measuring financial well-being in an open finance ecosystem
Pilar Beatriz Alvarez-Franco · Diego A. Restrepo-Tobon · Henry Laniado · Carolina Crispin Fory · 2026-3 · Journal of Economics Finance and Administrative Science
PurposeThis paper develops and empirically tests a novel big data analytic model to measure financial well-being (FWB) throughout the customer life cycle. The study uses a comprehensive, proprietary dataset that encompasses demographic and transactional data for nearly 430,000 clients across multiple financial products, approximating an “open finance” setting.Design/methodology/approachThe model combines objective in…
Pride in language teaching: Scale development and associations with work engagement, wellbeing, and burnout
Gholam Hassan Khajavy · Dávid Smid · Sarah Mercer · Carlos Murillo-Miranda · 2026-3 · Studies in Second Language Learning and Teaching
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in research on language teacher emotions while relatively fewer studies have focused on language teachers’ professional pride. This study aims to develop and validate a scale for language teacher pride (LTP), and it seeks to understand how this critically important emotion may be linked to other central, conceptually related constructs including wellbeing, work engag…
Board Diversity and the Appointment of Women CEOs: The Moderating Effects of Separation and Disparity
Andre Havrylyshyn · Jason J Xiao · 2026-3 · Business Research Quarterly
Extant research finds a ‘trickle down effect’ in CEO selection, whereby gender diversity in the boardroom begets gender diversity at the position of CEO. We build upon such work by incorporating other aspects of diversity, following Harrison and Klein’s (2007) classification of diversity as variety, separation, or disparity. In a boardroom setting, whereas variety largely reflects the effect of directors’ demographic…
Changing Movements in a Changing World: Modelling Early Pleistocene and Early Middle Pleistocene Climatic and Ecological Environments and Influences on Hominin Dispersal in Eurasia
Kamilla L. Lomborg · Carolina Cucart-Mora · Jan-Olaf Reschke · Christine Hertler · 2026-2 · Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology
In a world of drastic climatic and ecological changes, our knowledge of how the environment influenced hominin behaviour is of the utmost importance. Archaeology plays a key role in this domain, as it is the only discipline that studies empirical evidence of past societies’ responses to environmental change. Computational models generating predictions about past climatic and ecological conditions are vital for unders…
Generative AI as an Investment Advisor: Same Client, Different Advice
Nicolo Agliata · Tim Hasso · 2026-06 · FinTech
Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is increasingly embedded in personal finance, yet little is known about how models make recommendations using financial information and demographic cues. This study audits three frontier GAI models, GPT 5.5, Gemini 3.1 Pro, and Claude Opus 4.7, using a conjoint experiment in which each model evaluated the same hypothetical investor profiles and selected among standardized cons…
Memory competition: A new experiment to assess unprovoked and provoked aggression
Xiaoke Qiu · Fenja Ziegler · Susan Chipchase · Bonaventura Majolo · 2026-06 · Acta Psychologica
Aggression can be provoked or unprovoked. Most studies on provoked and unprovoked aggression have used questionnaires, making it hard to quantify aggression's costs and benefits. We designed a new experiment that assigns variable costs and benefits to aggression, and it effectively measured both types. In our first study, unprovoked aggression was positively correlated with the level of unprovoked aggression measured…
Maxillary Resection Prosthesis Retained by Telescopic Crowns and a Rotational Latching Mechanism: A Case Report
Panagiota Chatzidou · Savvas Kamalakidis · John Fanourgiakis · Mathildi Tsekou · 2026-05 · Surgeries
<b>Context:</b> Prosthetic rehabilitation of acquired maxillary defects with Maxillary Resection Prostheses (MRPs) remains biomechanically challenging, particularly in partially edentulous patients, where conventional clasp-retained designs often yield suboptimal retention, stability, and functional outcomes. <b>Research Gap:</b> The integration of telescopic crown systems with semi-precision attachments incorporatin…
Telehealth for Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: Evidence Map of Effectiveness, Patient and Provider Experiences and Preferences, and Patient Engagement Strategies
Romil R. Parikh · Nishka U. Shetty · Chinar Singhal · Prachi Patel · 2026-01 · Clinics and Practice
Objective: The aim of this study was to systematically map evidence to inform best practices for sexual and reproductive healthcare delivered via telehealth (TeleSRH) in United States-based Title X-funded clinics. Methods: We searched three databases (2017–2025) for studies evaluating effectiveness, harms, patient and provider experiences, barriers/facilitators, and engagement strategies encompassing TeleSRH for sexu…
LLM-Guided Classification and Extension of the MISP Taxonomy for Dark Web Q&A Forums
Luis de-Marcos · Mikel Ferrer-Oliva · Alejandro Ruiz-Zambrano · Adrian Dominguez-Diaz · 2026 · IEEE Access
Dark web question-and-answer (Q&A) forums hosted on the Tor network serve as critical hubs for cyber threats and social interactions, yet their diverse content challenges traditional classification methods. This study leverages large language models (LLMs) to classify and extend the MISP dark web taxonomy for analyzing 2,055 substantive posts from three high-traffic dark web Q&A forums, scraped between …
Centro de memória escolar
Guilherme Santos Gomes · Priscila Ribeiro Gomes · Leticia de Luna Freire · 2025-September · Acervo
Este artigo analisa o impacto do Centro de Memória da Escola Municipal Friedenreich na prática pedagógica da instituição, destacando sua contribuição à educação patrimonial. A pesquisa adota abordagem qualitativa, com revisão bibliográfica, análise documental e observação de atividades educativas. O estudo contextualiza a resistência da escola à tentativa de remoção entre 2009 e 2013, durante os preparativos para a C…
Cultural participation and psychological wellbeing: the mediating role of transcendence
Yitong Huang · Qixuan He · Benqian Li · 2025-8 · Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Abstract The psychological benefits of engaging in cultural and artistic activities are increasingly recognized, yet the mechanisms remain underexplored – a gap that prevents the development of evidence-based cultural programs for optimal wellbeing outcomes. This research addresses this gap by identifying the underlying psychological mediators linking cultural participation to wellbeing. Drawing on survey data from 1…