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In his doctoral dissertation, Simone Gorinelli discovered how Virtual Reality (VR) can be combined with psychology to successfully reduce social interaction and communication anxiety while simultaneously increasing psychological skills and well-being.

In his dissertation, Pedro Valadão investigated the effects of a multicomponent training intervention for children and young adults with spastic cerebral palsy (CP).

Vappu Renko examines the construction and operational possibilities of the regional cultural administration in Finland contrasted to Sweden.

M.Sc Sailee Shroff studied in her dissertation how different surfaces can limit the spread of viruses.

A dissertation from the Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ explored the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning in predicting fitness and obesity.

This research demonstrated distinct patterns of corticospinal excitability adaptation between short-term and long-term motor training.

Medical image analysis (MIA), precise image segmentation faces numerous challenges. For example, single-object segmentation fails to effectively leverage the interplay of organs and tissues within biological structures, leading to oversimplified segmentat

In a study by Bhavesh Sarna, the intricate dynamics of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) within organizations are unraveled, spotlighting the pivotal role of individual employee perspectives in crafting effective CSR strategies.

In her dissertation, M.A. Irina Shatilova seeks to enhance our comprehension of the organizational virtues of employee empowerment in business organizations.

Wiriyan Inphen: New Literary Norms in the Thai Translation Environment Identified

MA Educ. Wook Namgung’s dissertation explored teacher agency in the Korean context through an ecological perspective.

This dissertation investigated Finnish ninth-grade adolescents’ usage activity, adherence, and gains in psychological well-being during a five-week online intervention based on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).