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The menopausal transition is a critical period in women’s lives. Exercise might be the most promising non-pharmaceutic intervention to address the large variety of risk factors related to the pronounced estradiol decline ...

Purpose: This study examines students’ emotional responses to augmented reality (AR) applications and their willingness to share on social media. It also compares user experiences of AR and virtual reality (VR). Design: ...

The ethics of care and justice provide two complementary viewpoints on everyday ethics in human services and healthcare professions. The ethic of care is centred on maintaining relationships through responding to needs of ...

Participatory action research (PAR) is a well-known approach in social sciences but is seldom used in urban development projects. It represents a community-focused approach that is deeply grounded in ethical values, ...

In this article, I discuss the importance of understanding how emotions affect our learning, how awareness of emotions can promote our learning results and how it can enhance inclusion of diverse learners in higher education, ...

In this article, we elaborate on the concepts of societal engagement and societal impact to open up a wider perspective of challenge-based learning with arts-based methods. Next, we discuss the ethical issues related to ...

The paper is organised in the following manner. In the next paragraph, followed by the short introduction above, we present our approach to ethics work; this covers both the actual research and development processes but ...

Do ethics matter to Living Labs? How can Living Labs ensure that the solutions they develop are in line with applicable laws and contribute to the responsible conduct of research? What are the challenges of involving diverse ...

This article analyses privacy and data protection issues in open source intelligence and big data analytics carried out by law enforcement authorities. The empirical case explores these challenges in the MARISA project. ...

Open science has arguably been the buzzword of science policies of the early 21st century. At first, it was understood mainly as an attempt to convert the logic of scientific results, that is publishing so that articles ...