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Recycled outsole flakes can create individual shoe characteristics
Recycled materials in shoe soles create unique forensic identification features
Swiss COVID-19 discourse framed misinformation differently across media
How Swiss COVID-19 public discourse defines misinformation and disinformation
Sustainable occupational health and safety scale developed for food service systems
A validated tool measures workplace health and safety in institutional kitchens
Graph neural networks identified flood-vulnerable river segments
Using neural networks to map flood risk in complex river systems with limited data
Technology-enhanced teaching is increasingly used in operations management education
How technology and teaching methods reshape operations management education
Community practices reduced gendered division of labour
How one community restructured work and childcare to reduce gender inequality
Review outlines imaging roles in spinal tuberculosis
Radiologic approaches to diagnosing and monitoring spinal tuberculosis
Training improved pediatric primary care mental health readiness
Training model improves primary care clinicians' capacity for pediatric mental health care
Naval mine warfare in the Black Sea poses environmental and legal risks
Legal gaps in regulating naval mines and their ecological damage in the Black Sea
Black hole merger spins point near perpendicular directions
Black hole mergers show spins tilted perpendicular to their orbits
