“Common sense is hard work” but benefits from persistent collaboration: Lessons learnt from the development of The Collaborative Network for European Clinical Trials for Children (... by Sabah Attar, Carla Peacock, Mandy Wan, Erin Halil, Chloe Bickerstaff, Lionel Tan, Hafsah Bhatti, Ricardo M. Fernandes, Regis Hankard, Mark A. Turner

“…Introduction: The Collaborative Network for European Clinical Trials for Children (c4c) is a public private partnership with a developed infrastructure across European sites to support the design and conduct of multi-national academic and industry paediatric clinical trials. This paper aims to review the learning points identified during co-development of c4c processes by academic and industry partners. …”
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El desafío de construir una Psicología del desarrollo crítica en sociedades inhóspitas / The Challenge of Constructing a Critical Developmental Psychology in Inhospitable Societies... by Carlos Iván Orellana

“…It aims to advance a Critical Developmental Psychology: the need to rearrange the work and to reinvent itself epistemologically in order to construct a situated, appropriated and multidisciplinary knowledge that overcomes blindness, provincialism and academic reductionism. …”
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Identification and leveling of factors affecting the acceptance of excellence model in Islamic Azad University by Seyedeh Somayeh Mousavi Siah Deleh, Samad Jabbari Asl, Musa Rezvani Chaman Zamin

“…Academic excellence as explained in Tasopoulou & Tsiotras (2017) represents the input through which higher education institutions can improve their level of excellence through their ability to self-assess and work to achieve the aspirations of students and faculty beyond normal expectations. …”
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Se rapprocher du « réel » ou diversifier les compétences ? Un atelier coopératif de conception architecturale à l’ENSA de Clermont-Ferrand by Rémi Laporte

“…Given that this trend encompasses a number of common features, along with a diversity of situations, and that it has received little consideration in academic literature, this article proposes to shed some light on the subject through a reflective analysis of one of these teachings. …”
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The Association of Emotional Blackmail and Adjustment to College Life Among Warned Female Students at Al-Balqa University Students by Raed A. Al-kreimeen, Nedal Ahmad Alghafary, Fadi Soud Samawi

“…It was a descriptive correlational study that included recruiting all warned female students at Al-Balqaa Applied University (BAU) (n=357) during the beginning of the second semester of the academic year 2019/2020. The study adopted the emotional abuse scale developed by Neil Jacobson and John Gottman. …”
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Violence against students: Results of the research conducted at the Faculty of law, University of Kragujevac by Stanisavljević Jelena V.

“…Violence against students is a current problem and its consequences negatively affect not only the individual but also the academic community and society as a whole. Psychological, physical, and sexual violence are the most common forms of this type of violence. …”
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THE STUDY OF TABOO AND EUPHEMISM ON THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITAS PAMULANG by Haryati Haryati

“…The respondents of this study were the fourth semester students (regular A class) taking the speaking 4 at English department of Pamulang University academic year 2018/2019. Out of 176 students of the population, 40 students (20 males and 20 females) will be chosen as the samples based on the purposive sampling. …”
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The Importance Of Literary Works An As Alternative To Spiritul Therapy In The Formation Of Soft Skills by Rosnani Ripin, Amrina Rasyada Kamaruzaman

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A Portrait of English Student in Learning Approaches: A Case Study for Indonesia And Thai Student by Panuwat Hussanee, Febti Ismiatun

“…The study seeks to understand how students in Indonesia and Thailand have transformed their learning approaches to adapt to the demands of their academic and social environments. To gather data, the study employed qualitative interviews and observations of students in their natural settings. …”
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DATA AGAINST MYTHS: EVIDENCE FROM THE SURVEY OF PHD STUDENTS IN LEADING RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES by I. A. Gruzdev, E. A. Terent'ev

“…The article presents the results ofsociological survey of PhD students and expert interviews with the heads ofPhD programs at the Universities, which participate in the Russian Academic Excellence Program. The authors compare ideas of administrators and students about PhD education in modern Russia. …”
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Updating the Graphic Education of Construction Students by I. D. Stolbova, E. P. Aleksandrova, M. N. Krainova, V. P. Varuskin

“…Graphic training is the first academic major for construction students. As a part of professional training, it is important to create a learning environment that is close to real working conditions. …”
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AI-assisted super-resolution cosmological simulations IV: An emulator for deterministic realizations by Xiaowen Zhang, Patrick Lachance, Ankita Dasgupta, Rupert A. C. Croft, Tiziana Di Matteo, Yueying Ni, Simeon Bird, Yin Li

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Gender parity among authorities in the Ecuadorian system of high education by Christian Escobar-Jiménez

“…With these data, a descriptive statistical characterization was developed of the relative composition of men and women in leadership positions, considering the following variables: academic title, age, type of institutional financing, time in the university, and time until promotion. …”
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Aging in Place: Evolution of a Research Topic Whose Time Has Come by Sarinnapha Vasunilashorn, Bernard A. Steinman, Phoebe S. Liebig, Jon Pynoos

“…To track trends in aging in place, we examined scholarly articles published from 1980 to 2010 that included the concept in eleven academic gerontology journals. We report an increase in the absolute number and proportion of aging-in-place manuscripts published during this period, with marked growth in the 2000s. …”
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Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? by Catherine Baron, Héloïse Valette

“…This article is based on the observation that issues relating to drinking water access are often disconnected from those relating to water resource governance, both in academic circles (particularly in economics and management) and within institutions (ministries, donors, NGOs). …”
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Radical orthodoxy and protestantism today: John Milbank in conversation by J. Milbank

“…What follows is not an ordinary academic paper. Instead, it is a polemical summary designed to give a general idea of Radical Orthodoxy (RO) in terms of its origins, main ideas, milieu and general cultural “feel”. …”
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Silicon: A Review of Its Potential Role in the Prevention and Treatment of Postmenopausal Osteoporosis by Charles T. Price, Kenneth J. Koval, Joshua R. Langford

“…More attention to this important mineral by the academic community may lead to improved nutrition, dietary supplements, and better understanding of the role of silicon in the management of postmenopausal osteoporosis.…”
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"M t'studa p'm k ter vida k nha mãe tem". Género e Educação em Cabo Verde by Celeste Fortes

“…From the research work done among Cape Verdean women in Portugal who have traveled to "get a college degree" and with Cape Verdean women living in Cape Verde who did not have the chance of studying and acquiring the same academic capital highly valued by the Cape Verdean society, this article enhances the importance given to education by women as a central identity idiom in the building of different biographical histories. …”
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La résurgence/convergence du triptyque « catastrophe-résilience-adaptation » pour (re)penser la « fabrique urbaine » face aux risques climatiques by Béatrice Quenault

“…Finally, it aims to clarify why planned adaptation strategies aimed at reducing vulnerabilities and enhancing proactive resilience of cities, that have progressively become in both academic and institutional discourses a key feature, and even a tipping point, for urban sustainable development pathways, can revealed to be ambiguous.…”
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