Understanding cancer from an evolutionary perspective: high-risk reprogramming of genome-damaged stem cells by Vladimir F. Niculescu

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Deciphering the Multifaceted Relationship between Oncolytic Viruses and Natural Killer Cells by Christopher A. Alvarez-Breckenridge, Jianhua Yu, Balveen Kaur, Michael A. Caligiuri, E. Antonio Chiocca

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Science and Technology Development in Dutch East Indies by Maulana Akbar, Tri Handayani

“…The findings of this study are after ethical politics in the beginning of 21 century, colonial government failed to provide more inclusive education system for all groups. Therefore, the scientist who contributed are mainly from European group and small contribution of Indonesian in the medical field. …”
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Coastal moderation of Holocene fire and vegetation change on the Pacific coast of Canada by Maggie E. Duncan, Marlow G. Pellatt, Marlow G. Pellatt, Karen E. Kohfeld, Karen E. Kohfeld

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Strategy for Foreign Students’ Professional and Language Competence Development by E. S. Ionkina, O. S. Kharlamov

“…Strategic planning of teaching Russian in this direction allows us to rely on the fact that a foreign scientist would be able to solve specific communicative tasks in a non-native language in an academic and professional environment.…”
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La nominalización de «científico/ca» durante la Revolución Científica by Jorge Alejandro Laris Pardo

“…En esta historiografía de fuerte influencia anglosajona, se ha vuelto una fuente obligada señalar que William Whewell (1794-1866) acuñó en 1834 la palabra scientist en inglés, por la dificultad de encontrar una voz equivalente al alemán natur-forscher. …”
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Philosophical Education in Coordinates of Science by V. A. Yakovlev

“…The article presents a comparative analysis of positive and negative assessments by scientists of the relationship between philosophy and science. …”
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Review and Criticism of From Secular Science to Religious Science by Khosrow Bagheri Noaparast

“…First, he argue that science needs an orientation; an orientation that stems from the scientist’s worldview. In the meantime, the author criticizes positivism and attempts to show that science has metaphysical presuppositions. …”
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Creating a Health Data Marketplace for the Digital Health Era by Imtiaz Khan, PhD, Mohamed A. Maher, Moderator: Anjum Khurshid, PhD

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Semiotic knowledge about mass communication Umberto Eco and problems of comprehension of digital reality by T. Smirnova, I. Unzhakova

“…Separately, a description of the methodological components of the concept of mass communication of the scientist has been made: it is argued that by means of mass culture a certain cultural code opposite to the transmitter code can be formed at the receiving instance. …”
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Les hominoïdes fossiles : une aide pour l’éducation en Afrique by Brigitte Senut

“…Things are changing gradually and today, more and more field researchers get involved with the local needs. Our commitment of scientist as responsible citizen is fundamental: education is a right for all as expressed in the universal declaration of human rights. …”
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Effect of Slag Content and Carbonation/Ageing on Freeze-Thaw Resistance of Concrete by Iqbal Ahsan, Ojala Teemu, Al-Neshawy Fahim, Punkki Jouni

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A new source of S.I. Archangelsky's biography by K.V. Fedoseeva

“…The most important result of the study of the complex of sources is the discovery of new facts in the life of the scientist. It can serve as a basis for writing his intellectual biography. …”
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Populism in the 21st century: Today, tomorrow, always? by A. V. Glukhova

“…The research concludes that the prospects for the ongoing populist wave are best described by a formula, proposed by a German political scientist Klaus von Beyme: ‘Populism never lasts very long — but it is somehow always around’.…”
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Liberal Way of Life as a Political Philosophical Problem: Review of the Book: Lefebvre, A. (2024). Liberalism as a Way of Life. Princeton; Oxford: Princeton University Press, 285 p... by Vladimir A. Gutorov, Aleksandr A. Shirinyants

“…The reason for the scientist’s sudden turn to the topic of liberalism is caused by a number of theoretical considerations of a political and philosophical nature. …”
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Efficiency of Ranking Implementation in University Management System: Practical Experience by V. V. Lazarenko, V. A. Lipatov, T. A. Oleynikova, D. A. Severinov, N. B. Filinov

“…Higher school administration, as well as university teachers, could directly affect these rates by making of administrative decisions and act more like scientist or teacher. Results: In 2017, level of integral rate called «Scientific and research activities» showed 2.2 time increasing if compared to 2013. …”
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The epitaph on the monument to Husein-bek by Gainutdinov A.M.

“…We believe that we have managed to ascertain which words were written on the front and sides of this stone that were missed or incorrectly read by other specialists, as well as to refute the date of Husein-bek’s death proposed by scientist G.V. Yusupov. According to paleographic features, the object studied by us is very similar to other monuments that have been preserved in the Bulgar of the modern Spasky district of the Republic of Tatarstan. …”
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Political Science in Ecuador, 2005-2019. A discipline in search of institutionalization by Edgar Alberto Zamora-Aviles, María Paz Jervis-Pastor

“…This is also related to the unclear social and professional status political scientist enjoy in Ecuadorian society. Many questions remain unsettled regarding the full scope of the discipline’s institutionalization. …”
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Transformations of the American hero in the US media discourse by Svitlana Lyubymova

“…In different periods, the American hero is represented by a first settler, a cowboy, a ranger, a scientist. This stereotype functions as a model pattern for evaluating individuals and social groups. …”
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Critical Stylistics od " History of ministers" by Zahra Jafariyan, Narges Oskouie

“…The prominent trait of Seljuk's monarchy, especially the early kings of this dynasty, is Iranian-Islamic bureaucracy, and effective presence of Iranian scientist ministers, who were political theorists themselves. this incident caused writing the separated histories about this important position, and its result is production of some works about ministers, and bureaucrats action, and character in this era; " history of minister" written by Abu Raja Qomi is one of these important historical works. …”
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