The development of historical perspective-taking and spatial cognition has been a long-standing issue in secondary education, where traditional text-centred, lecture-based methods of study can hardly engage students in the complex historical environment. The paper under analysis explores the pedagogical effects of multi-sensory Virtual Reality (VR)...

By Shaxlo Xudaykulova, Ganisher Tagayev, Nozimakhon Yigitalieva, Murodjon Axmedov, Kamola Kudrat-Zoda, Ulug Tilloyev, Farrukh Saydullaev

The ongoing challenge of learning non-native phonology in the synchronous digital learning setting is a primary obstacle to intelligible pronunciation and communicative competence. Conventional online teaching is rarely accompanied by real-time, personalized corrective feedback, leading to the persistence of fossilized pronunciation errors and poor...

By Shoira Djabbarova, Tursinoy Kakhorova, Nargiza Dusmatova, Shokhsanam Tadjiboeva, Makhfuza Akhmedova, Rano Khamraeva, Xudoymurod Dusyarov

The conventional undergraduate psychology programs find it challenging to offer genuine clinical exposure because of the ethical considerations, the high prices of the standardized patients, and the lack of dynamism of the written case studies. The paper addresses the idea of integrating Generative AI (GenAI)-based clinical persona as a modificatio...

By Odiljon Qobilov, Iltifotxon Abdinazarova, Saida Makhkamova, Gulbahor Kholdorova, Mokhira Kuvvatova, Komila Umarova, Gulchexrabonu Isamova

This paper examines the effectiveness of Generative AI (GenAI) as a socio-pragmatic aid that can improve Cross-Cultural Communicative Competence (CCCC) in advanced language learners (N = 80). Although such learners may be highly proficient in their language, A so-called pragmatic gap may also be faced in attempts to negotiate complex social interac...

By Temur Irmuxamedov, Jahongirmirzo Maxmudov, Gulshan Ibragimova, Aziza Muminova, Alevtina Muradova, Fotima Safarova, Bayramdurdi Sapaev

Electronic waste (e-waste) is posing an increasing challenge to environmental sustainability and human health in India, especially among the digitalizing states such as Kerala. This study examines the household electronic waste generation, disposal, concerns, policy awareness, and opportunities of circular economy through surveying 150 households i...

By K.V. Nidhi Varghese, D. Mahila Vasanthi Thangam

The robotic arms deployed in contemporary Industry 4.0 systems are becoming more and more dependent on interconnected sensors, controllers, and information-driven smartness to accomplish more intricate manufacturing activities. Although predictive techniques of maintenance have enhanced the ability to detect mechanical failures, the systems are sus...

By Balaji Periasamy, P. Rajalakshmy, R. Madhanraj

Classification of crops and weeds is an important aspect in precision agriculture, as it aids in providing a means for efficient weed control and reduced herbicide applications to achieve high crop productivity. In this paper, a quantum-classical hybrid deep learning approach is presented for accurate identification of crops and weeds from sorghum ...

By J. Justina Michael, Logeshwari Radhakrishnan, R. Radhika, P.L. Joseph Raj, M. Mahalakshmi

More than ten million infants have been conceived through in vitro fertilization (IVF), but uncertainties remain about whether methods used in assisted conception leave any trace of their influence on psychophysiological development in later life. This review presents findings from empirical and meta-analytic studies published between 2010 and 2025...

By Nodir Yadgarov, Sarvinoz Otamuratova, Nilufar Rakhmonova, Munisa Sanayeva, Iqbolkhon Abdurakhmanova, Mehriniso Abuzalova, Begali Rayimov

Copper has good electrical and thermal conductivities and is used in numerous electrical and electronic applications as well as thermal management applications, but not for mechanical applications because of  its low mechanical strength. In this research work, fabrication of graphene and graphene ferromolybdenum (Gr–FeMo) reinforced copp...

By P. Vineeth Krishna, Sabitha Jannet, R. Raja

Workplaces that are equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) technology have changed the relationship between technology and people at work and require knowledge about how the interaction between human competencies and the conditions of an organization impacts work. This paper examines the role of emotional intelligence and the ability to collabo...

By Tisha Tomy, R. Sheeja, V. Santhosh Kumar, Veera Shireesha Sangu, Ruben Anto Michael, Pavithra Srinivas