Scholarly communication and Research4Life: Scientific landscape by Kabale University

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MITAS – ARCHAJINIS NAIVUS MOKSLAS AR GYVENIMO VEIKSNYS? by Saulius Stelmokas

“…Irrespective of this science opinion, myth is working in our world like it was working in our ancestors life. Scientific knowledge doesn’t govern our life – it is not true to life. …”
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Doc. PaedDr. Jiřina Holinková, CSc. Historička a univerzitní pedagožka nejen pohledem pamětníků by Michaela Kollerová

“… This study looks at the life, scientific and pedagogical activity of doc. PaedDr. …”
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De l’illusion à la culture ou le regard de Winnicott sur la créativité by Sylvie Zérillo

“…Lastly, as a grown-up, the transitional phenomena spread out, leaving space to a cultural area, in which the individual’s creativity expresses itself through the different elements of the cultural field (arts, religion, imaginary life, scientific and creative work . . .). This cultural area allows the subject to create his own relation to reality.…”
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Giovanni Moioli's Theological Portrait. The 40th Anniversary of the Milanese Theologian's Deat by Jacek Węgrzyn

“…The article presents a synthetic look at the history of his life, scientific legacy, wishing to encourage the reader to learn more about him and his scientific achievements, which is further provoked by the 40th anniversary of his unexpected death. …”
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SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM AS A SOLUTION TO RATIONALITY IN POSTNONCLASSICAL EPISTEMOLOGY by O. V. Molokova

“…The outstanding characteristics of constructivism are the new foreshortening of consideration of possibilities of social knowledge − as constituting element of human experience of an everyday life. Scientific novelty. The important point is studying of how the scientific knowledge influences life of people, changes and structures life of the person. …”
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The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review by Ikram Sabaoui, Said Lotfi, Mohammed Talbi

“…These two factors play a crucial role in the rhythmicity of a student’s life.                Scientific novelty. This study introduces a novel interdisciplinary method that applies findings from the study of biological rhythms to education, revealing how these rhythms affect student learning and performance. …”
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Spirituality-based palliative care education on quality of life, death anxiety, and resilience of heart failure patients: Randomized controlled clinical trial by Roghayeh Balaghi Inaloo, Mostafa Bijani, Leila Nikrouz, Azizallah Dehghan, Abdulhakim Alkamel, Ali Taghinezhad, Zahra Khiyali

“…Background: Heart failure represents the most severe and prevalent form of chronic cardiac disease, significantly impacting patients’ quality of life. Scientific evidence has established palliative care as a crucial component in the treatment of heart failure patients. …”
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