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Computational analysis of entropy optimization in a cylindrical enclosure with porous channel and microbial movement
Abstract In biological sciences, biofluids often display complex behavior due to the presence of nanoscale particles such as cells, molecules, and microorganisms. The Casson-Maxwell-Oldroyd-B nanofluid model is instrumental in analyzing the physical and thermal characteristics of such fluids in biological processes, including microbial movement and blood flow.
Afghanistan Builds 150 Check Dams to Improve Water Management
Water resource management and its effective utilization are among Afghanistan’s fundamental needs. The Ministry of Energy and Water says that 150 check dams have been constructed over the past five years at a total cost of 466.6 million Afghanis. The dams were built to replenish groundwater, control surface water, combat drought, prevent floods, and generate energy.
National Uzbek Language Day Celebrated in Kabul
On the occasion of National Uzbek Language Day, a number of cultural figures, poets, and researchers gathered at an event in Kabul, emphasizing the importance of preserving and promoting the Uzbek language in Afghanistan. Participants described such gatherings as opportunities to showcase literary works, encourage cultural activities, and strengthen the position of the Uzbek language in the country.
UNHCR: Nearly 7 Million Afghans Returned Since Late 2023
Barham Salih, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, said at a meeting of the organization's Executive Committee that nearly seven million Afghans have returned to Afghanistan from neighboring countries since late 2023. According to him, many of these returnees were sent back under difficult circumstances and against their will.
Lack of Cold Storage Facilities Threatens Afghanistan's Agricultural Produc
The lack of sufficient cold storage facilities, standard preservation infrastructure, and suitable markets puts a portion of agricultural products at risk of spoilage and deterioration after harvest. This problem not only causes financial losses for farmers but also affects the supply and sale of agricultural products. Ramish Ayar, an economic analyst, said: “The loss of agricultural products is one of the problems facing Afghan farmers.
Lack of Cold Storage Facilities Threatens Afghanistan's Agricultural Produc
The lack of sufficient cold storage facilities, standard preservation infrastructure, and suitable markets puts a portion of agricultural products at risk of spoilage and deterioration after harvest. This problem not only causes financial losses for farmers but also affects the supply and sale of agricultural products. Ramish Ayar, an economic analyst, said: “The loss of agricultural products is one of the problems facing Afghan farmers.
University Professors Warn Against Overreliance on AI in Education
With the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, students have gained easier access to information and instant answers. However, this convenience has also raised concerns about students becoming overly dependent on the technology. University professors say AI can serve as a useful learning tool, but it should not replace students’ reading, research, and critical thinking. Samiullah Amarkhil, a university professor, said: “Every technology has both benefits and shortcomings.
October 10 Marks World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day provides an opportunity to raise awareness of mental health challenges, strengthen social solidarity, and encourage people to seek help when needed. The World Health Organization (WHO) also emphasizes the importance of providing rights-based mental health services, strengthening family and community support, and involving people with lived experience of mental health challenges.
Sex and Ethnic Disparities during COVID-19 Pandemic among Acute Coronary Syndrome Patients
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Machine vision‐based automated earthquake‐induced drift ratio quantification for reinforced concrete columns
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