October 2026 (Vol. 12 Issue 4)

Neural networks can learn complex patterns from data and make accurate judgments that explicit rules may not be capable of making. However, in heavily rule-based contexts such as board games, symbolic methods based on search can provide more systematic reasoning over future states compared to neural ...

This paper recommends user-centred design in developing multisensory learning aids that extend beyond mere entertainment to become sensory aids for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (Hijab et al., 2025; Unwin et al., 2024). User-centred design refers to a methodology where the end user is actively ...

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is the most prevalent, fast-growing, and lethal form of primary brain tumor in adults. As GBM grows, it infiltrates different lobes, decreasing cognitive function in a pattern-like manner. This decrease remains crudely tracked, and if it were to be studied more in depth, the ...

Even though nearly seven decades separated the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the 2000's dot-com bubble, the psychological and economic structure underlying both market bubbles is strikingly similar. Both eras followed painful debt crises and wars where the United States emerged victorious, setting the ...

Kacey Song, Hyoju Kim, Minsuk Kim, Elisha Kim, Ezra Lee, Michelle Tan, Audrey Lee, Ho Yeon Kim, Young Bok Kang

This study analyses how public, charitable and private (profit-motivated) ownership structures differ in their capacity to generate social utility. Rooted in John Stuart Mill’s conception of utility, it develops an interdisciplinary theoretical framework for evaluating ownership structures and their capacity to generate ...

The 1925-1926 Canton-Hong Kong Strike and the May Thirtieth Movement of 1925, two large mass mobilisations in modern Chinese history, have been studied with continued interest since the past century. A particularly intriguing aspect of these movements is the partisan involvement, or more specifically, the ...