..................................................................................................................ix Part I: Technical Challenges in Tracking and Tracing Cyber-Attacks ..................1

This study sought to identify specific types of discussion-based strategies that two successful high school physics teachers using a model-based approach utilized in attempting to foster students’ construction of explanatory models for scientific concepts. We found evidence that, in addition to previously documented dialogical strategies that teachers utilize to engage students in effectively c...

" Sustainable management of railway infrastructure –a case study in analyzing the fate of copper along railway tracks " , 9th World Congress on Railway Research " Meeting the challenges for future mobility " , May 22-26, SNCF, Lille, France.

2. Do I hold in my hand the truly appropriate remedy for that lack ? 3. Is the preparation stable, active, pure, and uniform ? 4. Can I accurately determine the dosage ? 5. Is the preparation smoothly active when administered by the route I propose ? 6. Are ill-effects impossible ? Even if these questions cannot be answered in the affirmative, he gives the prescriber one more chance, provided t...

We propose a robust droplet fusion and sorting method for two parallel trains of droplets that is relatively insensitive to frequency and phase mismatch. Conventional methods of droplet fusion require an extremely precise control of aqueous/oil flows for perfect frequency matching between two trains of droplets. In this work, by combining our previous two methods (i.e., droplet synchronization ...

Despite its late arrival, Radiology (Imaging) has had a dramatic impact on patient care from both the diagnostic and therapeutic viewpoints. Singapore was one of the early users of the "new rays". This article briefly traces the early history of Radiology in Singapore and tracks the teaching and training given to medical students at the Faculty of Medicine. While its instructional components ha...

There is broad consensus that features such as causality, mental states, and preventability are key inputs to moral judgments of blame. What is not clear is exactly how people process these inputs to arrive at such judgments. Three studies provide evidence that early judgments of whether or not a norm violation is intentional direct information processing along 1 of 2 tracks: if the violation i...

Today’s assessment of postsecondary academic skills must take into account their comprehensive nature and their multiple facets (Biggs, 1995; Sadler, 1989). In this regard, the use of rubric is more likely to provide qualitative, meaningful, and stable appraisals than are traditional scoring methods. The stability of assessment results, however, rests on the scale’s ability to lead to a common ...

The article argues for the use of a narrow stakeholder definition. It also adds one group –managers – that generally is not considered as being a stakeholder group. Here it is suggested that control of this stakeholder group holding the executive power should be a central topic for stakeholder theory. The article supports the common idea that the business discourse and the moral discourse shoul...

Please find a revised version of our manuscript entitled “Manuscript Recruitment challenges in clinical research. A case study and lessons learned” enclosed. These changes are explained in the manuscript file “Manuscript 3-changes with tracks”, while the revised manuscript (without “track changes”) is the file “Manuscript 3-changes with no tracks”. All the changes are marked with yellow in the ...