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This research group is created with an intention of making an interaction among the research scholars, professors, scientists, engineers & technologists working in the field of Engineering, so that today’s novel ideas can become reality of tomorrow and these all can be implemented in a more constructive manner for the welfare of whole mankind
Questions related to Engineering
Are IARF conferences fake or real ?
In there website there is " International Conference on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ICCMASE)" which will be held in Chicago 3rd of July 2024. I would like to attend this conference but I am not sure if this is real or not. Would you please advise!
I am reaching out to express my interest in potential research collaboration opportunities in the field of Computer Science and Engineering. I am willing to cover any Article Processing Charges (APCs) associated with collaborative research work, as I understand the importance of facilitating such partnerships. I would be grateful for the opportunity to discuss potential collaboration ideas further. Please let me know if you would be interested in exploring this possibility or if you have any ongoing projects where my involvement could be beneficial.
Is anyone familiar with 4th International Conference on Applied Science & Engineering or any of their previous conferences? I've been invited as a speaker, can anyone speak to the authenticity of this invitation?
What should be the Capillary Number obtained for water flow inside a silicone microchannel so that we can ignore the Capillary Effect in this study?
My study investigated forced flow with Reynolds numbers between 125 and 1300.
If our criterion for the capillary number is 1, and we consider the capillary effect non-negligible for low values of 1, according to the capillary equation, the capillary effect cannot be neglected in many conditions and cases. For this reason, I think the value of 1 is not a critical value.
Also, the denominator of the capillary number equation is related to the surface tension parameter. Is the value of this parameter equal to 0.0726 N/m, which is the surface tension between water and air, or should we put the surface tension between water and a solid wall (silicon)? In many research studies, authors have used the value of 0.0726 N/m.
Ca=μ*U/σ
Hello everyone,
I am reaching out to express my interest in potential research collaboration opportunities in the field of Computer Science and Engineering. I am willing to cover any Article Processing Charges (APCs) associated with collaborative research work, as I understand the importance of facilitating such partnerships. I would be grateful for the opportunity to discuss potential collaboration ideas further. Please let me know if you would be interested in exploring this possibility or if you have any ongoing projects where my involvement could be beneficial.
Best regards,
JJawad Khan Ph.D | Assistant Professor
School of Computing, Gachon University, Republic of Korea
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ jawad-khan-56808762/
E-mail. [email protected]
Hi everyone,
I hope you are all well.
I currently work on ATD-GC-MS for running VDA278 standard, but I experience the error message "Extended Trap Des. Equilibrium" on my ATD panel. As the error message occurs, we would not have peaks in my chromatography (just like a blank test). After I checked it, the problem is on the column flow rate could be unstable before trap heating.
The vedio I take for column flow unstable: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mj5efmq3rboaki0/2023-4-17%2005%2028.mov?dl=0
Nowadays, I run n-alkanes analysis with Tenax TA sorbent tube (methanol be the solvent, liquid solution directly spiking 1¬2µL on Tenax TA tube). Trap is packed by Tenax TA as well. The most tricky portion is this error always occur around two weeks after PE engineer maintenance. (While engineer here, the machine is running well. However, after running some tubes, the error occurs unpredictably) The system no leak be detected, air-water looks really nice.
So I'm wondering if anyone have the same issues before and willing to share your experience for trap desorption equilibrium extended.
These parameters for which I'm running now:
350ATD
Temperature(C)
Tube: 280
Transfer Line: 280
Valve: 280
Trap Low: -30
Trap High: 280
Trap Rate (C/s): 99
Times (min)
Tube Desorb: 20
Trap Hold: 20
Trap Desorb (Desorb2): 1
Purge: 1
GC Cycle: 85
Pneumatics (mL/m)
Inlet Split: 44
Outlet Split: 19
Tube Desorb: 40
Column: 2
Col/Trap Desorb: 2
GC Column: HP-ULTRA 2 50m, 0.32mm(Diam), 0.52 µm(Film)
GC Temperature: 40C for 2min, 3C/min to 92C, 5C/min to 160C, 10C/min to 280C holding 10min
I'm currently in a research project on wavelet transform denoising. Due to lack of statistical knowledge, I'm not able to do research on thresholding method, so I'm curious if there are any other research directions(more prefer an engineering project), thank you for your answer.
Carbonate Reservoir Characterization: Part 07
1. To what extent, a reservoir engineer will be able to evaluate (a) fluid properties; (b) fractional flow characteristics of rock; (c) formation pressure; and (d) directional permeabilities - in a carbonate reservoir?
Feasible to identify the physical processes responsible for the deviation between ‘a flood simulator history match’ with that of ‘the actual field production history’?
Feasible to deduce the details of fractional fluid production of each zone, in each well? Feasible to identify, whether, the fluid contacts keep moving in the reservoir? Which of the various zones, exactly, produce water, oil and gas? Feasible to ensure, whether, the pay keeps moving because of water or gas encroachment? Where exactly (which zone), the external fluids are getting injected into the reservoir? Feasible to have a control over the rates at which, various zones in a well, need to be produced? Feasible to make a comparison between the production rates of each zone with that of their respective zone’s potential? Feasible to deduce, whether, are there, any portion of the oil field that requires additional well?
2. To what extent, a production engineer will be able to assess
(a) pay zone distribution in the vertical direction;
(b) the requirement of stimulation;
(c) reservoir compatible fluids;
(d) the nature of injection profile;
(e) the evolution pattern of volumetric production results;
(f) required tuning methodologies for history matching; and
(g) finding efficient ways to bridge the gaps between pore-scale, core-scale and pilot-scale studies with that of the real field scenario – in a carbonate reservoir?
To what extent, the presence of unperforated or incomplete productive zones would hinder the oil recovery factors in a carbonate reservoir?
Feasible to delineate the thief zones with ease – that remains to be closed off? Feasible to ensure whether the completion intervals have zonal isolation integrity?
Feasible to deduce precisely, whether, how long, will, each wellbore, would remain to be usable efficiently?
3. To what extent, drilling engineer will be able to assess
(a) the pressures encountered @ various locations spatially and temporally within the pay zone thickness;
(b) the evolution of fracture gradients;
(c) the nature of rock integrity during drilling; and
(d) the requirement of compatible drilling muds – in a carbonate reservoir?
4. To what extent, facilities engineer will be able to assess
(a) whether, the production is going to be oil, gas and/or water;
(b) the evolution of production rates; and
(c) the nature of produced fluid properties – in a carbonate reservoir?
Suresh Kumar Govindarajan
Hi,
I have no expertise in precision fluid mechanics and PZT (piezoelectric ceramics). Based on the foundation of precision manufacturing, I have recently been designing a PZT (piezoelectric ceramic) precision injection valve for high speed and precision injection of solder paste (5 #, viscosity solder paste).
Therefore, it is necessary to know the linear relationship between the 48V voltage of the "inverse piezoelectric effect" generated by the PZT (piezoelectric ceramics) and the tungsten steel firing pin (AF 312 material, diameter 1.5mm) and the nozzle (AF 312 material, internal hole less than 0.1mm), the core components of the precision injection valve.
As a rule of thumb, the deformation elongation of PZT (piezoelectric ceramics) is 32±0.2μm and the voltage is 48V (To my knowledge).
(1)How to further improve the inverse piezoelectric effect of PZT (piezoelectric ceramics) in order to achieve the application of piezoelectric ceramic injection valves and other precision injection devices ?
(2)How to further Improve response frequency and efficiency ?
Please suggest me something. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing and helping,
Best Regards,
Jiabin Xu (Jia-bin Xu)
Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT)
School of Mechatronics Engineering
Timestamp/ Time Line: 2024-03-27, Wednesday, Evenfall
Is the journal of nanotechnology research a predatory Journal?
I begin scientific inquiry by somewhat philosophizing. Science approximately derives from philosophy. Engineering is roughly derived from science.
Hi
I keep getting the following error message when I run any Abaqus job:
"XML parsing failure for job XXX. Shutting down socket and terminating all further messages. Please check the .log, .dat, .sta, or .msg files for information about the status of the job."
There are no .lck files to be deleted and everyone else using our academic license seems to be unaffected. Occasionally, I can run a model through writing an input file and running through command prompt. Although even this doesnt work everytime, when I check the dat file I get the following error message:
in keyword *CONFLICTS, file "Job-1.inp", line 1: Keyword *Conflicts is generated by Abaqus/CAE to highlight changes made via the Keywords Editor that conflict with changes made subsequently via the native GUI.
***NOTE: DUE TO AN INPUT ERROR THE ANALYSIS PRE-PROCESSOR HAS BEEN UNABLE TO
INTERPRET SOME DATA. SUBSEQUENT ERRORS MAY BE CAUSED BY THIS OMISSION
Any help would be greatly appreciated as my work is getting delayed a bit and I have no idea what to do!
Kind Regards
Alex
How would you start your own accredited university?
We are interested to do some KD of our favorite lncRNA with the Cas13d describing in the paper: Transcriptome Engineering with RNA-Targeting Type VI-D CRISPR Effectors. Konermann S and al.
As anyone tried it ? Which tool are you used to design the guides ?
Thank you for your help,
Quantum Science and Engineering encompass a broad and interdisciplinary field that explores the principles of quantum mechanics and applies them to various technologies and applications. Quantum mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the smallest scales, such as atoms and subatomic particles. Quantum science and engineering leverage the unique properties of quantum systems to develop new technologies that can outperform classical systems in certain tasks.
Key aspects of Quantum Science and Engineering include:
- Quantum Mechanics: The foundational theory that underlies quantum science. It describes the behavior of particles at the quantum level, including principles like superposition, entanglement, and quantum measurement.
- Quantum Computing: One of the most prominent and exciting areas within quantum science. Quantum computers leverage the principles of superposition and entanglement to perform certain calculations exponentially faster than classical computers. Quantum algorithms, quantum gates, and quantum processors are some key components in this field.
- Quantum Communication: Explores the use of quantum principles for secure communication. Quantum key distribution (QKD) is a method that uses the principles of quantum mechanics to enable secure communication and prevent eavesdropping.
- Quantum Sensing and Metrology: Utilizes quantum systems for highly accurate measurements. Quantum sensors can surpass classical limits in precision, leading to advancements in areas such as timekeeping, navigation, and imaging.
- Quantum Information Theory: Studies the transmission, processing, and storage of quantum information. It includes concepts like qubits, quantum gates, and quantum error correction.
- Quantum Materials: Investigates materials that exhibit unique quantum properties. These materials may be used for the development of quantum devices and technologies.
- Quantum Optics: Focuses on the interaction of light and matter at the quantum level. It plays a crucial role in the development of quantum technologies such as quantum communication and quantum computing.
- Quantum Engineering: Involves the practical application of quantum science principles to design and build new technologies. This includes the development of quantum hardware, software, and systems.
The field of quantum science and engineering is rapidly evolving, and research in this area has the potential to revolutionize various industries, from information technology and cryptography to healthcare and materials science. Governments, academic institutions, and private companies worldwide are investing heavily in quantum research and development to unlock the full potential of quantum technologies.
Hello friends,
I could not find any template for this journal which stated that it should be doubled column. Any help?
Thanks
Schedule
- Papers should be submitted by February 29th, 2024
Guest Editors
- Antonio CRUPI, Assistant Professor at the University of Messina (IT), [email protected]
- Gianluca ELIA, Associate Professor at the University of Salento (IT), [email protected]
- Federico PIGNI, Full Professor and director of the Global Tech program at the Grenoble Ecole de Management in France. [email protected]
- Elisabetta RAGUSEO, Associate Professor at Polytechnic of Turin (IT), [email protected]
- Gianluca SOLAZZO, Post-doc Researcher and Lecturer at the University of Salento (IT), [email protected]
Theme
The digital and green transitions represent transformative shifts that are reshaping the economic, social, and environmental landscapes in the 21st century (Rehman et al., 2023). These shifts intertwine profoundly, giving rise to emerging spaces for nurturing new entrepreneurial opportunities. The green transformation sets the strategic direction for the change and innovation process, while the digital transformation equips us with the tools to effectively implement the strategy and take action.
The digital transformation encompasses the pervasive adoption of digital technologies across industries, sectors, and social life, impacting organizational strategies and core processes, peripheral activities, and the external environment (Plekhanov et al., 2022). This transformative journey is driven by the rapid evolution of technologies within the Industry 4.0 paradigm, including artificial intelligence, data analytics, blockchain, and cloud computing. By enhancing process efficiency (Westerman et al., 2014; Holmström et al., 2016), customer experience (Bloomberg, 2018), products and services flexibility (Nambisan et al., 2017), decision making quality (Pigni et al., 2016), and actors networking (Boueé & Schaible, 2015; Destefanis et al., 2020), digital transformation also unlocks new avenues for innovation while posing challenges in privacy, data security, and regulatory compliance (Dąbrowska et al., 2022; Elia et al., 2022).
Notably, recent research emphasizes the significant contribution of digital transformation in facing environmental and social challenges characterized by high levels of complexity (many actors involved and variables interested), uncertainty (insufficient knowledge available to take actions), and evaluativity (multiple interpretations) such as ending poverty, mitigating the impact of climate change, promoting human equality (Ertz et al., 2022; Diniz et al., 2022).
Entrepreneurs, in particular, face the imperative of integrating these digital innovations into their strategies and operations, to sustain their competitiveness and pursue new opportunities. To achieve this, entrepreneurs must strike a balance between internal organizational factors such as resources and capabilities which are the most relevant, and external factors such as competitive pressure, industry characteristics, which are less significant (Omrani et al., 2022).
Simultaneously, the green transformation embodies the global imperative to embrace sustainable practices, combat climate change, and address the environmental crisis by prioritizing natural resources preservation and societal well-being by seeking energy efficiency, and emission reduction (Chen et al., 2023). This shift entails adopting of renewable energy sources, sustainable manufacturing processes, and eco-friendly business practices. Consequently, organizations are urged to adopt new strategies, experiment with new approaches and tools aiming at reducing the carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions. This includes exploring new and alternative forms of energy production, optimizing energy consumption, improving waste management processes, fostering the development of sustainable products, services and business models (Rehman et al., 2023; Husain et al., 2022).
While green entrepreneurs encounter significant hurdles related to limited finance, strict regulations, economic viability, and low consumer awareness, they hold promising opportunities to ideate and develop new ventures to contribute to sustainable development goals (Lakemond et al., 2021; Devika & Shankar, 2022). In particular, while clean tech startups may lack sufficient resources to develop and scale their business successfully, they can benefit of greater agility for testing, and implementing new business models (O’Reilly et al., 2021).
The convergence of the digital and green transformation combines the advantages of digital technologies adoption with the principles of social and environmental sustainability (Bianchini et al., 2023). This supports both industrial (Yang et al., 2021; Demartini et al., 2019) and environmental sustainability (Hajishirzi et al., 2022; Feroz et al., 2021; de Sousa Jabbour et al., 2018), while creating new social value based on circularity, inclusiveness, and equity (del Hoyo et al., 2021). By harnessing new digital technologies, organizations can ideate, design and implement smart solutions that address the major challenges of the humanity, contribute to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (Diniz et al., 2022; Ufua et al., 2021; ElMassah & Mohieldin, 2020), and create value at both social (Majchrzak et al., 2016) and environmental levels (Kunkel & Matthess, 2020; Balogun et al., 2020).
The intertwining of digital and green transitions presents a new frontier for entrepreneurship, enabling streamlined operations and the emergence of sustainable and regenerative business models (Broccardo et al., 2023; Holzmann & Gregori, 2023; Salimi, 2021; Hahn & Tampe, 2021). This convergence has garnered increased research and policy attention and are at the center of the recovery and resilience plan to relaunch the economy after the Covid19 crisis (Montresor & Vezzani, 2023).
For example, digital platforms implement peer-to-peer sharing economy models, which promote resource efficiency and circular economy practices by allowing users to share, rent, or swap goods instead of making new purchases. Data analytics and artificial intelligence optimize energy use and waste reduction. Other examples include innovative applications for pollution control, waste management, sustainable production, urban sustainability (Feroz et al., 2021), and renewable energy management (Cuenca et al., 2021; Gjorgievski et al., 2021).
Entrepreneurs are reshaping their behavior, operations and innovation practices (Troise et al., 2022; Corvello et al., 2022), in response to these transformations, striving to combine profitable ideas with social and environmental values (Salimi, 2021). While they play a crucial role in this transformation, as they are at the forefront of creating sustainable innovations and establishing green businesses, they also face several hurdles such as stringent environmental regulations, limited access to green financing, and sometimes skeptical consumers.
However, the convergence of these transitions also poses new challenges and efforts for entrepreneurs at industrial, policy, and education levels (Findik et al., 2023; Del Vecchio et al., 2022). Entrepreneurs need to navigate the tensions between digital and green transformations, address the environmental impact of digital technologies and bridge the potential digital divide in sustainable innovation. These transitions, also, significantly impacts entrepreneurial attitudes, skills, and competencies as they strive to align the use of digital technologies with the attainment of environmental sustainability goals (Ferreira et al., 2022). Therefore, entrepreneurs need to develop new capabilities to succeed, such as digital literacy, green innovation skills, a circular economy mindset, and the ability to balance multiple, sometimes conflicting, stakeholder demands.
Universities play a central role in this context by redesigning curricula and adopting new practices that incorporate digital innovations and sustainable development principles and guidelines (Jabeen, 2022). They are called to evolve into fourth generation universities, engaging multiple stakeholders to co-create and promote public value for a sustainable future (Corazza & Saluto, 2020).
This special issue aims to stimulate a comprehensive discussion on how the twin transition influences entrepreneurial action, promoting the development of sustainable businesses and contributing to a greener and more digitally connected future. We welcome theoretical, empirical, and practitioner-oriented research papers addressing (but not limited to) the following topics:
- Strategies for integrating environmental sustainability and digital transformation in entrepreneurial ventures
- The role of entrepreneurial behavior in driving green and digital transformation
- Entrepreneurial mindset and capabilities in navigating the twin transition
- The impact of digital technologies on sustainable business models and practices
- The fourth-generation of universities engaged in combining digital innovation and sustainable development
- The role of policy and regulatory frameworks in shaping entrepreneurial actions towards the twin transition
- Case studies showcasing successful integration of green and digital initiatives for entrepreneurship
- The challenges and opportunities of the twin transition for start-ups and established businesses
- The role of entrepreneurial ecosystems in facilitating the twin transition
- The influence of stakeholder perspectives on entrepreneurial decisions in the twin transition
- Methodological advancements and novel approaches in researching the twin transition and entrepreneurial behavior
- The dark side of the twin transition: e-waste, energy consumption, digital divide, cyber-threats, greenwashing
We encourage interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral perspectives to provide a holistic understanding of the twin transition’s influence on entrepreneurial behavior.
Notes for Prospective Authors
Submitted papers should not have been previously published nor be currently under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Conference papers may only be submitted if the paper has been completely re-written and if appropriate written permissions have been obtained from any copyright holders of the original paper.
Manuscripts should be submitted through the publisher’s online system. Submissions will be reviewed according to the journal’s rigorous standards and procedures through double-blind peer review by at least two qualified reviewers.
Submission Process
Please prepare the manuscript according to IEEE-TEM’s guidelines (http://ieee-tmc.org/tem-guidelines) and submit to the journal’s Manuscript Central site (https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tem-ieee). Please clearly state in the cover letter that the submission is for this special issue.
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Short biography of the proponents
Antonio Crupi is Assistant Professor at the University of Messina (Italy). He is Research Affiliate at the Institute of Management of Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies (Italy); and at the Institute of Manufacturing of the University of Cambridge (UK). His research concerns innovation, entrepreneurship, and intellectual property management. His current research focuses on intellectual property rights systems, strategic use of intellectual property, entrepreneurial dynamics, and university‒industry interactions. His works have been published on high-quality peer-reviewed journals and presented at international conferences.
Gianluca Elia is Associate Professor of Management Science and Engineering at the University of Salento (Italy). More than twenty years of experience in teaching and research concerning digital transformation, technology entrepreneurship, knowledge management, collective intelligence, corporate entrepreneurship. His research has been published on high-ranked journals including Technology Forecasting & Social Change, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Industrial Marketing & Management, Business Horizons. He is also co-author and co-editor of five books, and Associate Editor of Computers Application in Engineering Education (Wiley), and International Journal of Knowledge and Learning (Inderscience). In 2014-2015, he was Research Affiliate at the Center for Collective Intelligence of MIT Sloan (USA), and in 2014 Visiting Researcher at the Peking University (China). He has been scientific responsible of numerous research projects at national and international level, and co-founder of the TIE Living Lab (Technology Innovation Ecosystem Living Lab), included in the European Network of Living Lab (ENoLL), which aims to promote and support Open Innovation and User-driven Innovation approaches for the development of Technology Entrepreneurship.
Federico PIGNI is the Dean of Faculty and a Professor of Information Systems at Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) in France. He obtained his Ph.D. in Management Information Systems and Supply Chain Management from Carlo Cattaneo University – LIUC in Italy. Prior to joining GEM, he taught at LIUC, Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, and the Catholic University in Milan. He served as a Senior Researcher at LIUC’s Lab#ID RFID laboratory and completed a post-doctorate at France Télécom R&D – Pole Service Sciences in Sophia Antipolis, France. He has actively participated in research projects funded by Italian, regional, and EU agencies, as well as private industry and government partners. Federico Pigni is a co-author of the book “Information Systems for Managers: Text and Cases” and has published his research in esteemed academic and applied outlets such as the European Journal of Information Systems, California Management Review, MIS Quarterly Executive, Production, Planning and Control, and International Journal of Production Economics. His current teaching focuses on information systems, and his research interests revolve around value creation and appropriation opportunities arising from big data, digital twins, AI, and next generation networks.
Elisabetta Raguseo is Associate Professor of Strategy and Economics at Polytechnic of Turin (Italy). She is Associate Editor of Information and Management and of Journal of Travel Research. She is Associate of the “Future Urban Legacy Lab” at the Polytechnic of Turin, and Associate and co-founder of the “Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center” at the same university. She is also in charge of the education pillar of the EIT Manufacturing at her university. She was part of the group of experts for the Observatory on the Online Platform Economy of the European Commission (mandate 2018-2021) and a Marie Curie research fellow at the “Grenoble Ecole de Management” (France) in the years 2014-2016. Her research and teaching expertise is in strategic management and digital transformation. Her research has been published on high-ranked and international journals including International Journal of Electronic Commerce, Information and Management, International Journal of Information Management, and many others.
Gianluca Solazzo is Post-Doc researcher and Lecturer at the University of Salento (Italy). His research is cross-disciplinary and focuses on Big Data and Analytics, Digital Transformation, Distributed Application Design and Development. He participated in several Italian and European research projects on e-Business and Knowledge Management, and he has been involved in research activities focused on collective intelligence tools and e-learning applications. His research has been published on leading international journals including Technology Forecasting & Social Change, Industrial Marketing & Management, Computers in Human Behaviour, Information and Management.
I have an idea related to Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces
In RIS technology, waves are reflected. Can we do the opposite? I mean that we collect or attract these waves instead of reflecting them. This will benefit us in many things. It depends on Snell’s law of light reflection, but it is possible to do the opposite through a smart lens to collect light waves if we want to preserve information. Important and confidential. For example, we can use this lens and then use systems for converting signals and converting them into electrical ones and encrypting them. This is more similar to the way RIS works in terms of the working principle, meaning this smart surface consists of groups of parts of small cells through which we control the reflection of waves. This smart lens is the same thing if When we do it, we will use a technology like this, and it is not like a receiver that receives waves. It will be like that, but it will be in a different way because it will collect all the waves, not just pick up a signal, for example, or just receive it.
Am I thinking correctly ? and should I continue working on this idea?
Who agrees humans reproducing human children with robots would be for the common good? Elaborations welcome.
One only has to learn of projects missing profit targets.
And far too many physically failing.
Turns out that while we taught engineers their technical work,
we neglected to teach them "How to play nice with others."
And educators refer to this knowledge and skill as "Soft."
No!
Engineers find tech somewhat soft, and collaboration, cooperation, and communication hard!
Q2 of 2: What and how as we enter 2024 might we do to bring the education of engineers into their future, today?
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Cheers,
Bill
Exploring the role of interdisciplinary collaboration in bridging the gap between scientific concepts and practical engineering applications, seeking insights on optimizing innovation pathways.
Explore the synergies between Design Thinking and engineering innovation, seeking insights on their collaborative potential for iterative problem-solving and user-centric design in engineering endeavors.
This question delves into the crucial intersection of technological progress and ethical responsibility, prompting discussions on how professionals in these fields can navigate and integrate ethical considerations into their work for the greater societal benefit.
Geotechnical engineers often rely on specialized equipment, such as borehole drilling rigs, to complete their work.
it can be helpful to mention the specific piece of equipment that we find most useful in our job.
How to determine and explanation of this as Geotechnical engineer
Can anyone suggest a good course to learn Machine learning for mechanical engineer or thermal engineer?
I authored a paper titled
"The Essence of 'E': Revealing the Infinitely Infinite" in the IJFMR Volume 5, Issue 5, September-October 2023, authored by Haque Mobassir, Imtiyazul Haque, and Shaikh. The DOI is 10.36948/ijfmr.2023.v05i05.7494.
In this paper, I introduced the concept of 'E' as the fundamental reason for all existence. I am now sharing a preprint of an experimental hypothesis to explore some ideas mentioned in the aforementioned paper
1. "Finite and Infinite originate from a common source, 'E.'"
2. "E is significantly smaller and lighter than any of its creations."
I would appreciate your thoughts after reviewing the attachment
I found this conference on (https://waset.org/ )I receive an acceptance letter and I can't know if this conference is legal or not. how I can making sure of this conference
Suppose a person has a very different perspective about an almost established scientific facts, and he still want to move ahead with establishing/sharing his perspective so what are the methods at his disposal?
One thing to note here is that the perspective have no support of existing literature nor of any lab observations.
Thanks
1. Prakash K.B.,Data science handbook: A practical approach,2022,Data Science Handbook: A Practical Approach
2. Prakash K.B.,Quantum Meta-Heuristics and Applications,2021,Cognitive Engineering for Next Generation Computing: A Practical Analytical Approach
3. Prakash K.B.,Information extraction in current Indian web documents,2018,International Journal of Engineering and Technology(UAE)
4. Prakash K.B.,Content extraction studies using total distance algorithm,2017,Proceedings of the 2016 2nd International Conference on Applied and Theoretical Computing and Communication Technology, iCATccT 2016
5. Prakash K.B.,Mining issues in traditional indian web documents,2015,Indian Journal of Science and Technology
Are the conferences organized by The International Society for Engineers and Researchers (ISER) fake or real? They seem to organize many conferences each year and there are photos on their website to show those conferences are real. However, it is hard to get hold of the organizer for any detailed information on their conferences.
Anyone has attended their conferences before?
Every single industrial enterprise has its own business model. They are the specific way an enterprise functions. In engineering we have 3d and 2d models which we design and develop and put into manufacturing. What is the knowledge that helps us along the way of first designing a business model of a new enterprise and then guides us into realizing this same business model by establishing a real enterprise with numerous of employees, buildings, machines, know-how to use it all and to realize the product we create according to our idea for a business model?
Dear Mathematicians, Control Engineers, and Optimization Enthusiastics, Could you please compute the domain through which this inequality holds (3/(x-2))<-1? If yes, please prove your answer.
(Note that: the solution is not x> -1, and please don’t use any symbolic math software)
Dear, Sir/Madam
my paper conference on IOP conference paper Material and Science Engineering has been claimed by others. please informed me how can i claimed back.
Sincerely Yours,
Edo Rantou Wijaya
Dear Research Community,
As a newcomer to the field of research, I am seeking guidance on a specific matter related to affiliations in research papers. Consider a scenario where a student is currently enrolled in an online Master's degree program at a reputable institution, such as the University of Berkeley. This student is preparing to publish a research paper in a peer-reviewed journal.
My question pertains to the formatting of the "affiliation" section. Should it be presented as follows:
Emma Smith Department of Engineering Management University of Berkeley, Berkeley Masters Of Engineering in Engineering Management Email: [email protected]
Or would it be more appropriate to include the term "Online," like this:
Emma Smith Department of Engineering Management University of Berkeley, Berkeley Masters Of Engineering in Engineering Management, Online
Email: [email protected]
Should I make it more specific to write it in affiliation section as a online program
I appreciate your valuable insights and expertise on this matter
There is nothing worse for curb appearance than chipped and cracked concrete, particularly in steps. But you don’t have to put up with that blight any longer. By the result of weather changes exerted on an existing construction for prolonged time, it causes contraction and expansion those gradually results concrete steps cracks and break up with time.
Dear researchers, I would like to get expert opinions on how to fix this issue with,
optimum efficiency
low cost
prolonged sustainability .
Your answers are highly welcomed.
The question of whether the engineering syllabus in India is outdated has been a subject of debate and discussion for several years. Critics argue that the traditional engineering curriculum in India places excessive emphasis on theoretical knowledge while often neglecting practical skills and real-world applications. This approach has been seen as less relevant in an era marked by rapid technological advancements and the need for multidisciplinary expertise. Moreover, the syllabus was criticized for not keeping pace with evolving industry demands and global standards. Some argue that it should incorporate more practical, hands-on experiences, emphasize soft skills like communication and teamwork, and adopt a more global perspective. It's worth noting that efforts to reform and modernize engineering education were underway, with organizations like the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and universities working on curriculum revisions.
Nevertheless, whether the syllabus is truly outdated or not may vary across institutions and engineering disciplines, and opinions on this matter continue to evolve.
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How to obtain product feedback from existing customers to create a better version of your product?
Engineering for One Planet is an authoritative framework for universities of technology, but it may not be the best or the most transformative one. I wonder what experts in sustainable education, engineering ethics, reflexive engineering, etc. think about it and whether they could recommend better alternatives.
Design of Industrial Automation Systems - Formal Requirements in the Engineering Process
Complex graphical sketches are highly involved in Culmann's methods. Therefore, it is highly prone for getting deviations in magnitudes for resultant pressure on retaining wall. I would like to get suggestions from RG colleagues on why Culmann's graphical approach is mostly preferred in many research papers albeit Rankine's method is easy and precise in terms of equations and substitutions. I would welcome answers from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
Dans cet article , je suis co-auteur. Lorsque je tente de le poster sur Researchgate, mon nom s'affiche comme Pierre Mbang et un message renseigne que je n'ai pas de droit sur cet article. Comment pouvez-vous aider à resoudre cette difficulté?
I want to calculate Rayleigh number and Nusselt number of a PCM-heatsink to analyze the intensity of the natural convection of PCM. There are some fins inside my heatsink to enhance the heat transfer. Now I am having trouble calculating the characteristic length to use in Rayleigh and Nusselt dimensionless numbers.
I would be grateful if you could help me.
Urgent reform is needed for all higher education in the world for the interest of the students ! Of course fine-art majors' students may need sometimes even face to face, one to one study with their academicians !
Hi,
I have a basic question about cell engineering. Is it possible to load or engineer mammalian cells to produce certain chemicals?
The Ricci tensor assumes the role of helping us understand curvature. Within my Universal Theory research, the Ricci tensor unveils itself. I was pleased to find as detailed in my research document on the Grand Unified Theory Framework (of which advancements in technology are showing there may be more than one viable form of as science progresses)that the Ricci Tensor was typically vanishing to zero in relation to the schwarzschild metric as it should back when I was performing feasibility and speciousness checks via calculations with other experts and myself. But in practical applications of the Grand Unified Theory Framework, vanishing to zero unravels very intriguing consequences.
One of said consequences was something small and interesting I wanted to discuss. The purpose is to highlight the intricacies of implementing such a highly comprehensive concepts in practical settings such as code. To thus detail the challenges researchers may face when translating comprehensive physics and mathematics formulations into concrete applications. More often than not I have found it requiring innovative adaptations and problem-solving. I also want to hear if anyone has any experience with similar things and what their experience was.
My recent amd past ventures into authenticating the Universal Theory framework in code but also writing complex neural networking and AI code with it, as well as Quantum computing code had a lot of interesting hurdles. I immersed myself in the depths of this then encountered a peculiar happenstance. The vanishing of the Ricci tensor to zero in the code procceses. I didn't realize why a lot of the code wasn't working. It's because I was trying to run iterative artificial learning code. And since it incorporated the Universal Theory, and did so in a mathematically accurate way (also authenticating it in various ways via code this way is possible) I didn't realize that no matter what I did the code would never work with the full form of the theory, because the Ricci tensor would always vanish to zero in terms of the schwarzschild metric within the subsequent processes running off initial code. And while this was validating for my theory it was equally frustrating to realize it may be a massive hurdle to institutingnit in code.
This unexpected twist threw me into a world where certain possibilities seemed to evaporate into the ether. The task of setting values for the tensor g_ij (the einstein tensor form utilized in the Grand Unified Theory Framework) in code had to demand a lot of intricate modifications.
I found myself utterly lost. I thought the code was specious. Before I thought to check the ricci tensor calculations, Christoffel and Riemann formations and got it running. I think it's quite scary in a way that someone could have similar code with my own or another form of Unified Theory but if they didn't have THAT sufficient of knowledge on relativity, they may never know the code worked. I feel few have attempted to embrace the tangible variations of complex frameworks within code. I wanted to share this because I thought it was interesting as an example of multidisciplinary science. Coding and physics together is always interesting and there isn't a whole lot of support or information for people venturing into these waters sometimes.
I would like to know what everyone thinks of multidisciplinary issues such as this as well, wherein one may entirely miss valuable data by not knowing what to look for, and how that may affect final results and calculations of research and experimentation. In this situation, ultimately I had to employ some of the concepts in my research document to arrive at the Ricci tensor without any formations of Christoffel or Riemann symbols in the subsequent processes. I thought that was interesting from a physics and coding perspective too. Because I never would've know how to parse this code to get it functioning without knowledge of relativity.
Describe the implementation of coordinator geometry & linear algebra in the field of Engineering.
Q1: Would you like to know many innovative keys and many facts about the words that you speak, use, utilize, and develop?
Here is an open invitation to Join:
Unified Word Engineering (UWE))
LinkedIn Group
Unified Word Engineering (UWE) Overview
“A Word is the foundation stone of science and knowledge.”
“A word is a guide for all nations to follow.”
“A Word for freedom is like a fortress and a shield.”
We have more than 300 questions to answer about a Word:
Do you know the true meaning of a Word?
Do you understand what a Word is?
Do you know the ultimate goal of a Word?
Would you happen to know the functional requirements?
Do you know the nonfunctional requirements?
The answer to all the previous questions is: NO.
We have discovered unified and constant innovations based on our discoveries of more than 50 intrinsic and inventive factors called “Innovative keys,” more than 100 new pieces of information per Word, and we have answered more than 300 questions about any word about (a Word).
A word can be documented with more than fifty new innovative keys and a lot of new data in three to more than five thousand pages.
“A word is closely related to art, science, and engineering.”
“A word does not have synonyms and will be treated as unified, fixed, and unique.”
What is the art of a Word?
It raises other questions, including new science called the “Art of Abstraction.”
What is the significance of a Word?
What is the value of a Word?
What are the advantages and ethics of a Word?
What are the aesthetic qualities of a Word?
What is the final and comprehensive definition of any word?
What are the uses of a Word technically?
Etc.
What is the science of a Word?
It raises other questions, including the result of a new branch of science called Fayad’s Dictionary.
What is a word classification?
What is the unifying goal of any word?
Hint One: It is the only goal for all the Word scenarios.
Hint Two: Most Words have one goal, a few words have two goals each, and scarce Words have three goals each.
Hint Three: Each goal represents a system. Therefore, if a Word has three goals, it means three systems.
What are the positive impacts of the unified goal of any word?
What is the commotion for any word?
Do you know what reliable sources are for any word?
What is the Word’s responsibility?
What roles does Wordplay play?
What is the code of honor for a Word?
Etc.
What is the engineering of a word?
What is the map of knowledge of a Word?
What are the basic needs and requirements of a Word?
What is the unified and consistent form of a Word?
Could you tell me what the nonfunctional requirements are in Word?
What are the applications of a Word?
What are word behaviors?
What are the modeling techniques of a word?
Each of these questions raises many questions.
What are the rules, policies, and constraints of a word?
We will discuss all these issues in different articles in our magazine.
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I would like to ask a general question: Any other physicists of any kind, what do YOU see as the fundamental flaws currently existing in mathematics-to-physics (or vice versa) calculations in a general sense? Is it differences in tensors, unknown values, inconsistent unreliable outputs with known methods, no reliable well-known methods ect? Or is the problem to you seen as more of a problem with scientific attitudes and viewpoints being limiting in their current state? And the bigger overall question: Which of these options is limiting science to a higher degree? I'd love to hear other's comments on this.
What does a density ratio of 5 to 1 mean to you, as a scientist, mathematician, engineer, technologist, sociologist, planetologist, or other?
I am a mechanical engineer and want to know why does asphalt crack and what are the techniques to fix it, what are the preventive actions that may be taken to eliminate such phenomena.
The Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) INDIA is delighted to announce the availability of National Post Doctoral Fellowships (NPDF). This opportunity is open to eligible candidates, particularly PhD students. I extend a warm welcome to interested researchers to pursue their Post Doctorate with me and encourage them to apply for the National Post Doctoral Fellowships.
"What is a non-STEM major? A non-STEM major is a major that isn't in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. This means non-STEM majors include those in business, literature, education, arts, and humanities. In STEM itself, programs in this category include ones that emphasize research, innovation or the development of new technologies."
Hi everyone! I got an invitation to submit a paper to the following SCI-E/SCOPUS MDPI journal (special issue):
The Article Processing Charge (APC) is 1400 CHF (Swiss Francs) per accepted paper. However, the fees will be fully waived (as it is an invitation to contribute) if I can submit the paper by the end of June 2020.
If anyone have a collaboration idea, please send me a message.
Gostaria de me apresentar como Editor da RCE-UNITAU, Meu nome é Arcione Ferreira Viagi (http://lattes.cnpq.br/1546647518497478) e tenho a missão de reformular, retomar e fortalecer a revista, nacional e internacionalmente.
Tomei a iniciativa de divulgar no ResearchGate para obter novas submissões de artigos completos inéditos, artigos completos publicados em anais de congressos e relatórios técnicos na área de Ciências Exatas.
Segue uma breve descrição da RCE-UNITAU:
A Revista de Ciências Exatas (RCE), em versão exclusivamente eletrônica, é uma publicação semestral do programa de Pós-Graduação stricto e lato sensu em Engenharia Mecânica da Universidade de Taubaté (SP). Foi criada com os objetivos básicos de atender a demanda para a produção científica das universidades brasileiras e internacionais, visando estimular o debate acadêmico, divulgação, discussão, critica e referencial sobre a evolução e dinâmica das Ciências Exatas em suas diferentes dimensões no âmbito das atividades públicas ou privadas, focando nos aspectos Sociais, Ambientais e Econômicos para o desenvolvimento sustentável. A Revista de Ciências Exatas (RCE) é uma revista de orientação pluralista e publica trabalhos que apresentem contribuições originais, teóricas ou empíricas, relacionadas ao campo das Ciências Exatas a um programa de pós-graduação em Engenharia, valoriza o desenvolvimento do diálogo interdisciplinar, abrindo espaços para contribuições de outras áreas (saúde, engenharias, arquitetura, psicologia, história, ciências ambientais) que apresentem interface com o projeto central da revista. Encontra-se disponível para colaboradores nacionais e internacionais e possui um conselho editorial variado, distribuído por várias instituições e regiões do Brasil e de vários outros países.
Would you happen to know the word/concept properly?
Do you understand the language (word/concept) correctly?
Can you properly develop any cultural, scientific, or cognitive field?
Can you add new innovative areas?
The Answers
The answers are based on our discoveries of more than 50 innovation keys, more than 100 new facts per concept, and answering more than 300 questions about any word, language, or field.
The answer to all questions is NO.
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We must learn the word/concept properly! (Fayad's Unified Concept Engineering (F-UCE))
We must understand the language (word/concept) correctly! (Fayad's Unified & Stable Linguistic Engineering (F-ULE))
Therefore:
We must correctly develop any cultural, scientific, or knowledge field (Fayad's Unified Domain Knowledge (F-UDK) that allows adding recent innovative areas.
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The major problem prevent acceptance of new technologies are multiple, including.
(Thousands of questions without clear answers)
1. Intellectual and cognitive growth has been relatively halted
2. Terrible inflation in all areas
3. The hollow argument in the same field and the argument between the domains
4. Clinging to the old domains of the owners of the same field and not allowing modern innovations and their innovators
5. Hegemony by countries, entities, bodies, institutions, and individuals that influence many things in our lives and our cultural, cognitive, scientific, and ideological lives, and so on.
6. Personalization, including immorality, strengthens interest in proper roles, which is the most important, and our need for appropriate knowledge of the correct positions, person, word/concept, and field. Adhering to the gangs' occupation against the innovators, their beliefs, their identity, and where they came from
7. Although there are standard and evaluative methods, we urgently need other, more accurate, professional means of innovation and their roles.
8. Not knowing the genuine innovations, their value, and their importance created turmoil in word/concept, language, and field.
8. Research is limited to the elite of people, countries, institutions, and certain entities, opening the door to corruption and ruin for humanity.
9. The terrible failure of the vast majority of human beings, bodies, institutions, and states in most areas that pertain to each of them (there is no prosperous country 100 out of 100, and there are individuals, bodies, institutions, and states that fail 100 out of 100).
I will ask frank questions without turning around to get acquainted with the latest innovations and knowledge, to know the word/concept and understand the language, which is the mother of sciences, so that we can develop all fields and add final and actual solutions to all our problems, God willing.
I will prove that the word/concept has a mighty cognitive, cultural, and economic power. It will achieve considerable gains in all fields and create opportunities for Any words/concepts, languages, areas, and terrible numbers of people, bodies, institutions, and countries.
Invitation to all individuals, Groups, Organizations, and others:
I would like you to cooperate with me in
1. To write books about those mentioned reasons
2. Research and write in the word/concepts that interest you and any language you like or a field you know with the knowledge of an expert with only one condition that you are a science student and the door is open to anyone who has regained success and excellence
We can write any word in more than 5,000 pages of innovations and new information (We already started with 4,000 words/concepts.) The new field is called Unified Concept Engineering.)
We are writing the language (Unified and Fixed Language Engineering) in more than 12 volumes, and each book has 5,000 pages of innovations and new information (We have already started. In 3 books)
We can write any field (Unified Field Engineering) in more than ten volumes, and each book has 5 thousand pages of innovations and new information (We already started with a few). We are working on a few flagship magazines and Journals)
3. Conducting seminars, interviews, and television episodes about these innovations in the word/concept, language, and field of knowledge
4. Developing existing fields and adding new ones requires the assistance of more than one person, organization, institution, and country.
We plan other things according to how and how much cooperation we will get.
If you are interested, Leave a message for me.
Journal of Studies in Science and Engineering (JOSSE) has been publishing for less than two years and has already made significant strides in science and morality journey. The most recent accomplishment of JOSSE is DOAJ indexing. I'd want to take this opportunity to thank the editorial board and all of the authors for their dedication, support, and hard work in helping JOSSE reach this point. It is also a fantastic accomplishment for writers whose papers were published in JOSSE because all of them are now indexed in DOAJ.
The next stage for JOSSE is to enter to Scopus and Web of Science, which Scopus has already rated as being 100% ready for when JOSSE turns 2 years old in September 2023.
To maintain the quality and the advancement at this stage, JOSSE requests qualified Editors, Reviewers, and quality papers.
Examples of how to increase the contact surface area of the bottom area? Thank you.
Hi, I am not a material engineer and I am curious about whether the regular crystallization of a material makes it more strong or more fractile in comparison to irregular structures such as amorf in glass? Or changing regular zones orientation makes it harder?
Thanks.
Now a days, core subjects in Engineering such as electrical, electronics, chemical, mechanical and civil apart from computer science are getting least priority for option. These days everything is controlled, operated and done by software based instead going manually or making decision collectively. Most people are depending on what computer says to follow or understand in several fields. Will this continue or in what way does other subjects may or shall occupy a prominent position or importance on par with computer science?
European Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Hello everyone!
I recently received invitations to contribute an article to the current issue of the Journal of Brilliant Engineering (BEN) and Chemistry and Biochemistry. Can anyone with experience or knowledge about these journals confirm their originality?
Thank you.