Russian Propaganda in International Academic Publishing: The Case of Misrepresented Ukrainian Territories
Russia systematically leverages international academic platforms, including journals, databases, and conferences, to legitimize its annexation of Ukrainian territories by misrepresenting affiliations and spreading biased narratives.
A History of the Term "Data Science" (1963-2012)
The term "data science" has a longer and more complex history than is commonly recognized, with its meaning evolving from a focus on computational data processing to a broader concern with the relationship between data and knowledge.
Data-Driven Risk Assessment: A Key to Unlocking FOAK Climate Tech Projects
Data-driven insights, particularly those highlighting the importance of modularity in predicting cost overruns and learning rates, are crucial for de-risking and attracting investment in first-of-a-kind (FOAK) climate technology projects.
The Endangerment and Extinction of Languages Worldwide
The article highlights the alarming rate of language extinction, emphasizing that language is intrinsically linked to culture and identity, and its loss represents a significant cultural and historical loss.
Optimal Resource Allocation Using Peer Information in the Absence of Monetary Transfers
This paper explores the challenge of optimal resource allocation without relying on monetary transfers, focusing on how peer information can be leveraged to design effective allocation mechanisms.
Understanding and Measuring Resilience: Addressing the Discrepancy Between Theory and Practice
While resilience is widely understood as a system's capacity to cope with disruptions, its assessment often focuses on event-specific processes or outcomes, leading to a dissonance between theory and practice.
Large Deviation Analysis for the Reverse Shannon Theorem (with a Focus on Rényi Divergence)
This research paper investigates the efficiency of simulating noisy channels using noiseless ones, specifically focusing on how well the simulation approximates the real channel under different communication cost constraints.
The Pragmatist's Rules: Leveraging Perception to Shape Opinions of Colleagues
Individuals can strategically influence how others perceive their colleagues by leveraging the power of perception.
模糊溝通的說服力：當接收者厭惡模糊時
在說服情境中，當接收者（以及可能是發送者）厭惡模糊時，模糊溝通對發送者可能是有益的，本文探討了這種情況發生的可能性和程度。
Optimal Information Acquisition Strategies for Online Lending: Lean Experimentation vs. Grand Experiment
The optimal information acquisition strategy for online lenders depends on the demand elasticity for loans: lean experimentation (LE) is optimal under inelastic demand or decreasing elasticity, while a single grand experiment (GE) is optimal under constant or increasing elasticity.
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