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Exploring biological factors in gender identity formation [not sex]: Integrating biopsychosocial perspectives

Bobbi Woodhill, Curtis Samuels, Graham Jamieson

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Pattern Recognition of Critical Mineral Copper in Global Trade Data

MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN RAMLI

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Politics and International Relations

Evolution by National Election? Partisanship, Voting Behavior, and Sentiments toward Marginalized Groups

John Kane, Srivardhan Jangili, Joseph Sandor, Vitória Sgorlon

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Politics and International Relations

How Does A Financial Crisis Start? Insights from Hurricane Katrina and the Financial Crisis of 2008

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From Electron Density to Kinetics: Circumventing Transition-State Calculations in Hemicellulose Pyrolysis

Leandro Ayarde Henríquez, Jacopo Lupi, Bernardo Ballotta

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Physics and Astronomy

HOOKE-KEPLER LAW OF GRAVITATION: the rejected law of gravitation, which turned out to be more accurate and perfect than Newton's law.

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Stratigraphic controls on the Serpukhovian (Upper Mississippian, Carboniferous) mass extinction at the mid-Carboniferous global boundary type locality

Pedro Monarrez, Adam Woods

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Computer Science

The Cost of Ontological Drift: A Health-Economic Analysis of How Coding Distortion Propagates Through Clinical AI Systems

Florian Odi Stummer

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Physics and Astronomy

Quantum ChromoElectroDynamics (QCED): Unification of Strong and Electroweak Interactions via U(1, 3) × U(1, 3)

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Politics and International Relations

Political Polarization and Democratic Erosion: Mapping the Institutional Design Gap in Contemporary Scholarship

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Politics and International Relations

The Vectorial Mechanics of Political Polarization: A Dual-Axis Framework for Mapping Epistemic Defensiveness and Information Architecture

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Scholarly Communication

If you really want to know how AI is changing peer review and where it is taking us, talk to early career researchers

David Nicholas, Blanca Rodríguez Bravo, David Clark, Abrizah Abdullah, Jorge Revez, Marzena Swigon, John Akeroyd, Jie Xu, Tatyana Polezhaeva, Eti Herman

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