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Should Examination Audit be introduced as a compulsory practice in universities?
With increasing privatization of higher education globally, the practice of overmarking and passing non-deserving students has taken deep roots. We see results everywhere almost 100%, and majority students getting first class/distinction/ Grade 'A'. This superficially creates an impression as if all institutes are getting all high IQ students, and the teaching-learning-evaluation cycle is running beautifully. However all those part of the system know the reality. Reality is that professors...
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I'm wondering, if the EDC such as bisphenol A, was chlorinated during the water treatment process, is the toxicity of formed disinfection by-products (DBPs) from EDCs smaller than the EDCs itself?
Many studies have been conducted on the DBP formation potential of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDC), however, the toxicity comparison (before and after the chlorination process) was not comprehensive and limited.
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Are you familiar with FLUORESCENCE ENHANCED THERAGNOSIS?
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Why are the survismeter and friccohesity the greenest nantech for nanoformulating the quality products ?
The question is about the nanoformulation obtained on monodispersing the ingredients in chosen solvent for attaining the interfacial tension almost equal to zero mN/m.
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How do you evaluate academic papers? $100
SciPinion is seeking your opinion on how you evaluate publications. We are interested in the criteria you personally use to assess the quality of peer-reviewed academic papers. What factors make a paper trustworthy and credible from your point of view? We invite you to share your thoughts on the following: • Evaluation Criteria: What factors do you consider when judging a paper's quality? This can include methodology, data analysis, relevance, novelty, clarity, etc. • Scoring Systems: Do you...
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Can you explore the relationship between negative ions in the environment, interception, and the present moment awareness.
Based on my examination, present moment awareness influences interoception that including extero-intero and proprioception (holistic view) that consequently become precursors to sensing negative ions in the air.
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Why the national higher education ministry is least interested to establish a registry of academicians on the basis of specific criteria for selection as Vice Chancellor(s) of Universities?
Academically sound researchers deserve to be the best fit persons for such posts.
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Is it better to have single-author papers?
Would it be better to try and publish a paper in which I am the sole author, or would it be better to try and publish in collaboration with co-authored publications?
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AI for academic writing: friend or foe?
Given the increasing availability of AI writing tools, how can academic institutions ensure the responsible use of these technologies while maintaining the integrity of research and scholarship?
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