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948 papers reviewed by authors · 91–100 / 948

⚡ electrical engineering

Statistical Modeling and Optimization of Oxide Layer Thickness During Electrolytic In-Process Dressing (ELID) Grinding Using Response Surface Methodology

This study employs Response Surface Methodology to statistically model and optimize the effects of voltage, electrode gap, and coolant speed on oxide layer thickness in ELID grinding, identifying voltage as the dominant factor and establishing optimal conditions of 70 V, 0.10 mm gap, and 6 L/min coolant speed to minimize thickness.

Mohammed Y. Tharwan2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 medicine

A Situation-Based Information Architecture for Patient Education: AD Navigator as an Open-Source Implementation

This paper proposes and implements a reusable, situation-based information architecture for patient education, demonstrated through the bilingual AD Navigator tool, which organizes atopic dermatitis resources around patient scenarios rather than disease taxonomies to improve accessibility, readability, and source transparency for Traditional-Chinese and English speakers.

Yen-Hsiang Wang2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
💻 computer science

Security Analysis of Browser Artificial Intelligence Panel Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

This paper identifies and analyzes CVE-2026-0628, a critical privilege escalation vulnerability in Google Chrome's Gemini Live AI side panel that allows extensions with basic permissions to access sensitive browser-level resources, revealing that 73.9% of analyzed extensions possess the necessary permissions to exploit this security gap.

Fadly Kasim, Muhammad Yahya, Bakhrani Rauf, Taufiq Natsir2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
🤖 machine learning

Training-Free Off-Screen Player Imputation for Broadcast-Based Spatial Football Analytics

This paper introduces a training-free, online method called role-anchored centroid voting to impute off-screen player positions from broadcast footage, significantly reducing spatial football metric errors and improving downstream analytics like possession-quality scores without requiring additional training data. For the two real World Cup windows, the imputed scores are not claimed to be 'true' values, but rather represent a sensitivity result demonstrating how verdicts can change when off-screen players are imputed, given the lack of full-pitch ground truth on broadcast clips.

Seongjin Choi2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 earth_science

Heavy metal contamination and human health risk assessment of invasive sailfin catfishes (Pterygoplichthys spp.) from urban river basins in Klang Valley, Malaysia

This study evaluates heavy metal contamination in invasive sailfin catfishes from urban rivers in Malaysia's Klang Valley, finding that while metal transfer from sediment to fish is limited, consumption from specific sites poses a potential health risk due to elevated cadmium levels.

Mohammad Amirul Faiz Zulkiply, Zackheus Anak Chengai, Heldino Hezrey Eldridge, Sayed Muhamad Daniel Sayed Shamsul Effend (…)2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 medicine

Angiographic Patterns of Supraclinoid ICA Blister-Like Aneurysms: Association with Lesion Instability and Natural History

This study demonstrates that distinct angiographic patterns of supraclinoid internal carotid artery blister-like aneurysms correlate with varying degrees of lesion instability and natural history, supporting the need for individualized surveillance and treatment strategies.

Emre Ozkara, Ozlem Aykac, Zehra Uysal Kocabas, Eray Horoz, Zakir Erat, Atilla Ozcan Ozdemir2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 chemistry

Development of a simple and affordable TLC-UV/Vis spectrophotometric method for the determination of branched-chain amino acids in dietary supplements

This study presents a low-cost, accessible TLC-UV/Vis spectrophotometric method for screening the total content and relative proportions of branched-chain amino acids in dietary supplements, offering a viable alternative for routine quality control despite its inability to fully replace reference chromatographic techniques.

Malco Bracco¹, Abril María Espinosa¹, Federico Martín Portilla¹, Pablo Raúl Castello¹2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ