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Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Sustainable Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems: An AI-Powered Decision-Making Application Using Large Language Models
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Artificial intelligence (AI) offers a promising avenue for developing sustainable reconfigurable manufacturing systems. Although there has been significant progress in these research areas, there seem to be no studies devoted to exploring and evaluating AI techniques for such systems. To address this gap, the current study a...
Posted 4 months ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Dynamic Modeling and Control of BDFRG under Unbalanced Grid Conditions
Taufik Taluo,
Leposava Ristić,
Abstract
This study investigates the dynamic modeling and control of Brushless Doubly-Fed Reluctance Generators (BDFRG) under unbalanced grid conditions. BDFRGs are promising alternatives to traditional generators in wind power applications due to their cost-effectiveness, competitive performance, and high reliability. The research p...
Posted 4 months ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Environmental Impact of Plastic Recycling in Terms of Energy Consumption: A Comparison of Japan’s Mechanical and Chemical Recycling Technologies
Chaoxia Shan,
Andante Hadi Pandyaswargo,
Abstract
This study evaluates the environmental impact of plastic recycling in Japan by comparing mechanical recycling with two chemical recycling technologies: coke oven and gasification. The analysis focuses on energy consumption and environmental loads, revealing that mechanical recycling results in a 17% share of global warming p...
Posted 4 months ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Climatic and Anthropogenic Influences on Long-Term Discharge and Sediment Load Changes in the Second-Largest Peninsular Indian Catchment
Harshada Jadhav,
Avinash M. Kandekar,
Abstract
This study examines the impacts of climatic and anthropogenic activities on the Krishna basin, the second-largest river system in Peninsular India. Over five decades, notable declines in water discharge and sediment load were observed, with sediment reductions exceeding 76% in some areas. The analysis used Mann-Kendall and P...
Posted 4 months ago
Biomedical
Hydrogel Use in Osteonecrosis of the Femoral Head
Zeynep Bal,
Osteonecrosis of the femoral head (ONFH) is a vascular disease of unknown etiology and can be categorized mainly into two types: non-traumatic and traumatic ONFH. Understanding osteogenic–angiogenic coupling is crucial for developing solutions for ONFH treatment. Hydrogels, due to their extracellular matrix (ECM)-like properties, have gained popularity for their ability to retain water,...
Posted 4 months ago
Humanities and Arts
Speculation and Counter-Speculation
Summary
"Speculation and Counter-Speculation" by Joshua Simon, published in MaHKUscript. Journal of Fine Art Research in 2019, examines how financial speculation and disruption have become defining traits in contemporary artistic and political imagination. Simon discusses the shift from value to price, labor to debt, and revolution to dis...
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Humanities and Arts
Experimentality
Summary
"Experimentality" by Henk Slager, published in MaHKUscript. Journal of Fine Art Research in 2016, examines the evolving role of experimentation within contemporary art, particularly in the context of artistic research. Slager discusses how the integration of research methodologies into art practices has redefined traditional notions of ...Posted 4 months ago
Humanities and Arts
Universal Noise
Summary
In this conversation, artist Tiong Ang discusses his project "The Second Hands," developed for the 9th Bucharest Biennial 2020–21. The work is a collective enterprise under the name Tiong Ang & Company, involving a core team of approximately 15 people, with expansions including dancers and extras for certain parts. "The Second Hand...
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Humanities and Arts
A Literary Montage
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"A Literary Montage" by Peter Weibel examines the intersections of observation, experimentation, and artistic expression. Inspired by the experimental methods outlined by Claude Bernard and Émile Zola, Weibel explores how science and art share methodologies that challenge perceptions and reveal deeper truths. The essay underscores t...
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Humanities and Arts
You are Variations
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