Abstract Background: Guillain-Barré syndrome is an acute autoimmune disorder characterized by rapid progressive weakness, autonomic dysfunction and possible respiratory failure. Even though intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) and plasma exchange are now the preferred therapies, these invasive, costly treatments are not individualized to specific immune effects. This article considers whether artificial intelligence might be capable of guiding […]

Abstract As processors have become increasingly powerful compared to storage systems, being able to access data efficiently for scientific applications has become more important than ever. Data reduction techniques address this issue by minimizing the amount of data that must be stored by simulation and subsequently retrieved by scientific data analytics, thereby reducing the time […]

Abstract This review looks into how offenders in violent group crimes use moral disengagement to justify their actions, with a focus on gender differences. Although interest in moral disengagement has grown, most research centers on male offenders and technology-related aggression, leaving a gap in our understanding of how these processes operate in the real-world. The […]

Abstract Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is linked to respiratory and cardiovascular disease. Regional wildfire activity is a recognized contributor to short-term PM2.5 variation in California. This study compares twelve forecasting approaches for next-day PM2.5 at a single U.S. EPA Air Quality System (AQS) site in Santa Cruz, California, over the 2025 calendar year. The approaches […]

Abstract The evolution of galaxy spectra with redshift is central to studies of chemical enrichment, ionization evolution, and star formation history. Many emission line diagnostics pre-select lines or line regions and use techniques calibrated to low-redshift objects, resulting in systematic errors at high redshift. We use principal component analysis (PCA) to analyze rest-frame QSO spectra […]