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Is Scaloni still hiding Argentina’s best? Knockout pattern hints at a calculated gamble

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By sabbir hossen
| The Bangladesh Chronicle
FIFA World Cup 2026 – Argentina Press Conference – Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. – July 6, 2026 Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni during a press conference. Photo:Reuters. Argentina’s journey to the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-finals has been anything but straightforward. Three comfortable group-stage victories gave way to three tense knockout matches that were only settled in the closing stages or extra time. To many, that looks like vulnerability.
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OCPP integrated artificial intelligence for forecasting scheduling and anomaly detection in city scale electric vehicle charging under urban tariffs

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By sabbir hossen, Gobbi Ramasamy, Siow Jat Shern, Tanjil Sarker, Ngu Eng Eng
| Nature Verified
Abstract Urban EV uptake is raising feeder peaks and energy costs in city networks. We present an AI framework integrated with the open charge point protocol (OCPP), a standard communication protocol for EV charging systems that combines short-horizon demand forecasting with tariff-aware and fairness-aware scheduling and runtime anomaly detection from charger telemetry.
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Techno economic and environmental evaluation of second life battery PV hybrid charging stations for sustainable e-mobility in tropical regions - Scientific Reports

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By Tanjil Sarker, sabbir hossen, Gobbi Ramasamy, Marran Al Qwaid, Hezerul Abdul Karim
| Nature Verified
Abstract The rapid growth of electric vehicle (EV) adoption in tropical regions necessitates reliable, cost-effective, and low-carbon charging infrastructure. Solar-integrated charging stations (SICS) offer significant potential due to high solar irradiance; however, their large-scale deployment is constrained by solar intermittency and the high cost of conventional battery energy storage systems.
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