Digital Transformation

In the heart of Taiyuan, a team of researchers at Taiyuan University of Technology is quietly reshaping the future of coal mining. Led by Chang Liu from the College of Mining Engineering, their groundbreaking study on the mechanical properties and fr

Xiang Li, a data scientist at CHN Energy Ningxia Coal Industry Co., Ltd., has just redefined what’s possible in coal mine data management. In a groundbreaking study published in *Meikuang Anquan* (Coal Mine Safety), Li and his team have unveiled a de

In the high-stakes world of coal mining, where safety and efficiency can hinge on a single regulation buried in a mountain of paperwork, a breakthrough from China’s energy sector is turning the tide. Haijun Yang, a researcher at CHN Energy Ningxia Co

In the shadowy, claustrophobic tunnels of an underground coal mine, where dust hangs thick in the air and the flickering glow of headlamps barely pierces the gloom, a silent revolution is underway. Researchers from the State Key Laboratory of Digital

Virtual influencers are no longer a novelty in digital culture—they’re a fixture. These AI-generated personas, designed to mimic human influencers, now pepper social media feeds, blurring the line between authenticity and artifice. But how do people

Researchers have uncovered fresh evidence that automated triage systems in emergency medicine can embed structural biases—with real consequences for patient outcomes. By mining 40,000 high-acuity events logged in MIMIC-IV ED, the team found that age,

Researchers have uncovered fresh evidence of systemic discrepancies in emergency department triage, where automated decision-making tools may be perpetuating hidden biases that disproportionately affect certain patient groups. The study, led by Rachm

The way audiences interact with virtual influencers versus human ones isn’t just different—it’s structurally distinct, according to new research that digs beneath surface metrics like likes and shares to examine the hidden grammar of online discourse

In Central and Eastern Europe, where legal traditions often clash with modern transparency demands, a new study offers a rare glimpse into the mechanics of judicial reasoning—and the limits of formalism. Researchers at the Technical University of Dar

In the realm of computer science education, collaborative group projects are a cornerstone, equipping students with essential teamwork and problem-solving skills. However, the persistent challenge of fairly assessing individual contributions within t