Des nourrissons en danger : les représentations de la relation mère-enfant dans la revue suisse Pro Juventute des années 1920 aux années 1970 by Bettina Grubenmann, Michel Christian

“…On the other hand, the journal made the effort to take into account other realities contradicting its own norms such as mothers’ paid work and child-care in day nurseries and infant homes. By doing so, it valued women’s professionalization only in the field of early childhood. …”
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Le Caire, 2011. Plongée ethnographique au coeur des lijân sha’abeya (comités populaires) by Perrine Lachenal

“…Far from the epicenter of the revolution, in the familiar space of intimate neighborhoods and homes, other players did not attract as much media attention yet contributed in “making” history.…”
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Older Adults with Hoarding Behaviour Aging in Place: Looking to a Collaborative Community-Based Planning Approach for Solutions by Kyle Y. Whitfield, Jason S. Daniels, Keri Flesaker, Doneka Simmons

“…These older adults with hoarding behaviour were able to remain in their own homes, their safety was enhanced, their sense of isolation was minimized, empowerment was fostered, and they gained valuable insight into their behaviour. …”
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Ensuring Mobility-Supporting Environments for an Aging Population: Critical Actors and Collaborations by Chris S. Kochtitzky, Amy L. Freeland, Irene H. Yen

“…Research indicates that (1) persons with disabilities, including age-related disabilities, report frequent barriers to community participation, including unsuitable building design (43%), transportation (32%), and sidewalks/curbs (31%), and (2) many seniors report an inability to cross roads safely near their homes. This paper attempts to define mobility-related elements that contribute to optimal health and quality of life, within the context of successful aging. …”
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Improving Happiness of The Elderly through Virtual Reminiscence Intervention by Adventia Emilia Krysna Sipi Seda, Magdalena Surjaningsih Halim

“…In addition, purposive sampling method was used to select participants from 3 nursing homes in Yogyakarta. Data was also collected using Oxford Happiness Questionnaire (OHQ), Happy Emotion Thermometer Scale, interviews, and observations. …”
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Building Bodies, Constructing Selves by Sandra Louise Kaji-O'Grady, Sarah Manderson

“…Today’s gymnasiums reference elements of bathhouses, spas, surgical clinics, sanatoria, monasteries, discotheques and nightclubs, factories, homes, clubs, hotels, S&M dungeons, massage parlours, beauty salons, cafés, and, even, art galleries – albeit not all in one space. …”
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Assessing Mechanical Properties of Hot Mix Asphalt with Wire Wool Fibers by Ahmed N. Bdour, Yahia Khalayleh, Aslam A. Al-Omari

“…Wire wool material is widely available at local markets as a by-product of wire wool industry and as waste products from homes. For the purpose of this study, wire wool was cut into small pieces so that it can be placed in the asphalt mixes. …”
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La racialisation des espaces urbains à La Nouvelle-Orléans post-Katrina : étude des représentations fictionnelles dans la série télévisée Treme by Catherine DESSINGES, Dominique GENDRIN

“…First aired on April 11, 2010 as a pilote episode, Treme follows the difficult return of the residents of New Orleans after Katrina, and their struggle to recover their homes, their lives, and their culture. Treated as a drama by its producers, the series does take a documentary approach by giving a realistic representation of the citizens’ rebuilding process of New Orleans after Katrina. …”
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Neural correlates of executive control in the avian brain. by Jonas Rose, Michael Colombo

“…In the current study we report neural correlates of executive control in the avian nidopallium caudolaterale, a region analogous to the mammalian prefrontal cortex. Homing pigeons (Columba livia) performed a working memory task in which cues instructed them whether stimuli should be remembered or forgotten. …”
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Advance of Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Chronic End-Stage Liver Disease Control by Yun Gao, Xiushan Yin, Xiaomeng Ren

“…They alleviate liver diseases by differentiating to hepatocyte-like cells, immunomodulation, homing to the injured site, regulating cell ferroptosis, regulating cell autophagy, paracrine effects, and MSC-mitochondrial transfer. …”
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Legal Vacuums: The Challenge of Protection for Climate Refugees by Ahmad Sabirin, Anandayu Pavita Bayuaji, Dinda Keumala

“…Climate change has triggered massive migrations known as climate refugees, individuals who have been forced to leave their homes due to natural disasters and deteriorating environmental conditions. …”
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In vivo monitoring of leukemia-niche interactions in a zebrafish xenograft model. by Anja Arner, Andreas Ettinger, Bradley Wayne Blaser, Bettina Schmid, Irmela Jeremias, Nadia Rostam, Vera Binder-Blaser

“…In the present study, we established an innovative larval zebrafish xenotransplantation model, that allows the analysis of leukemic cells (LCs) within an orthotopic niche using time-lapse microscopic and flow cytometric approaches. LCs homed, engrafted and proliferated within the hematopoietic niche at the time of transplant, the caudal hematopoietic tissue (CHT). …”
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Self-organization and the Process of Dynamic Learner Language Development by Shan An

“…This piece will then review three sample studies homing in on learner language development with a CDST lens and a specific focus on self-organization. …”
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From perceptions by beneficiaries, can homelessness be reduced through self-help housing in the central region of South Africa? by Nolwazi Qumbisa, Fidelis Emuze, John Smallwood

“…The focus was on the perception that housing is commonly regarded as a fundamental necessity the government provides, even though beneficiaries ultimately construct their own homes. A qualitative study was conducted using semi-structured interviews with 25 key informants involved in five projects located in the central region of South Africa. …”
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Integrating Sensor Technologies with Conversational AI: Enhancing Context-Sensitive Interaction Through Real-Time Data Fusion by Joseph C. Kush

“…Some of the specific topics that are investigated include the science behind sensor networks and acquiring real-time data, how ChatGPT can analyze sensor data to generate dialogue that is sensitive to context, instances in healthcare (such as using wearable sensors along with AI chatbots for patient treatment), and smart homes (interaction with AI assistants driven by sensors). …”
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Advances in the Use of Stem Cells in Veterinary Medicine: From Basic Research to Clinical Practice by Melissa Medeiros Markoski

“…Knowledge about how adult stem cells modulate the molecular signals to activate cell homing has also been increasingly determined, evidencing the mechanisms which enable cells to repair and regenerate injured tissues. …”
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An Analysis of Mass Communication in the Pandemic (In the Example of Coca Cola Ads) by Ebru Çitil

“…It has become a way of life for people to be unable to leave their homes due to restrictions. This situation has also caused a change in the way global brands reach consumers and the content of their advertising messages. …”
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The Politics of Objects: Eliza Cook’s Biographies of Things by Fabienne Moine

“…The first part of this study concentrates on Cook’s denunciation of the accumulation of manufactured objects in bourgeois homes while, in her own interiors, objects and rooms encourage the return to more community-centred values. …”
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Impacts of Covid-19 on Migrants and Refugees by Subhash Kumar Baitha, Rinkal Tyagi, Souvik Chatterjee

“…According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, more than 82.4 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced from their homes by the end of 2020, either as internally displaced persons (IDPs) or as refugees, as a result of violent conflict, persecution, famine, or natural disasters. …”
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FRAGMENTS OF THE SACRED: SACRAMENTALLY SUSTAINED IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY by E. Kloppers

“… The year 2020 will be remembered for the Covid-19 pandemic, where people were locked into their homes and worship in churches fell silent. Church leaders, ministers, and lay people worldwide turned to social platforms such as Facebook and YouTube for online services and to deliver messages to people. …”
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