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Multi-slot memory with dynamic gating: A multi-task framework for interpretable sequential recommendation in niche POI scenarios
Osaka Metropolitan University- Journal
- IEEE Access
“It happens more than you think”: New research examines sexual violence in later life
George Mason University- Journal
- Sage Open Aging
Jeonbuk National University researchers examine trends and factors of urban shrinkage in medium-sized cities
Jeonbuk National University, Sustainable Strategy team, Planning and Coordination DivisionUrban shrinkage is a natural phase in the life cycle of industrialized cities that occurs due to population decline. Most studies, however, overlook urban shrinkage in medium-sized cities. To address this gap, researchers analyzed the spatial distribution and the factors affecting urban shrinkage of medium-sized cities at the county level in China. Based on the findings, the researchers also proposed crucial policy changes to mitigate urban shrinkage.
- Journal
- Journal of Urban Planning and Development
Girlbosses in the media: from boom to bust, the parable of an icon
Università di Bologna- Journal
- Journal of Business Venturing
Study explores women's use of dance as a form of protest, resistance in Iran
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, News Bureau- Journal
- Critical Sociology
MSU study: How social media shapes tolerance and echo chambers
Michigan State University- Journal
- Information Communication & Society
Study: Virtual reality tours make real difference in home sales
University of Texas at Dallas- Journal
- Information Systems Research
ECNU Review of Education study uncovers challenges in Thailand's competency-based education reform implementation
ECNU Review of EducationA comprehensive policy review published in ECNU Review of Education examines Thailand's ongoing competency-based education reform during the 21st century, revealing that while the system has been developed systematically, it suffers from a lack of unified ideologies and unclear communication regarding the curriculum's driving forces. Researcher Jatupol Sangwanglao analyzed publicly available policy documents to trace the historical development and ideological foundations of Thai competency-based education, highlighting significant challenges for stakeholders involved in the reform process.
- Journal
- ECNU Review of Education