Sabarmati University, formerly Calorx Teachers' University (CTU), is a private university located in Green Woods Campus near Vaishno Devi Circle in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India..
The emergence of Digital Twin (DT) technology has garnered significant attention in healthcare, providing a revolutionary approach to patient care, diagnostics, and treatment planning. Digital twins are virtual replicas of physical entities (in this case, human beings), created through the integration of real-time data collected from sensors and devices. This paper explores the potential role of Digital Twin technology in healthcare, its applications, challenges, and opportunities. We review recent studies and current implementations, focusing on the integration of digital twins for personalized care, predictive analytics, and decision-making. The research also highlights the barriers such as data privacy concerns, high implementation costs, and technological limitations. The findings point to a future where Digital Twin technology plays a central role in improving patient outcomes, operational efficiency, and the accuracy of treatments in healthcare. The paper concludes with a discussion of future research directions and applications for digital twins in healthcare. The purpose of this research study is to examine how digital twins can transform healthcare by going over the prospects, difficulties, and future course of their integration into healthcare systems. This study looks at the existing situation in an effort to offer insightful information about how digital twins can transform healthcare delivery and enhance patient care, while also identifying the challenges that need to be addressed for their widespread adoption
This research explores the potential and viability of issuing a commemorative postage stamp as a tribute to Nicholas Copernicus, a luminary in mathematics and astronomy.Originating from Toru Royal Prussia (modern-day Poland), Copernicus's profound impact on scientific history is commemorated through Indian postage stamps released on July 1st, 1973.This tradition, dating back to the 1920s, reflects a symbolic celebration of Copernicus's lasting influence.The study traces the evolution of this tradition, examining its roots and changes over time.From its inception in Poland in 1923 to the wartime stamps released under German occupation, the research elucidates the transformation of honoring significant figures into a passionate pursuit.The issuance of commemorative stamps emerges as a powerful method of bridging cultures, fostering a connection through shared recognition of mathematical and astronomical legacies.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) was declared a global pandemic on 12 March 2020 and social distancing was adopted in many places to contain the problem. Indeed, numerous countries around the world decided to close educational institutions nationwide to prevent or contain the spread of the virus, significantly affecting the learning of millions of students in higher education institutions. COVID-19 has highlighted the problem of the management of classroom teaching and learning processes worldwide. Online learning, which involves interactions that are mediated through using digital, typically internet-based, technology, is pervasive, multi-faceted, and evolving, creating opportunities and challenges for educational research in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The present study aims to investigate the challenges of online learning and suggestions to improve student engagement through the intersection of educational technology, and online platforms that stimulate the learning sciences in higher education institutions.
The human being is regarded as the animal with the highest level of intelligence in the animal kingdom. He works very hard to make his life comfortable by learning through numerous techniques like experimentation, observation, etc. By using various techniques, he takes use of the information that is now available. The goal of this essay is to clarify the ideas around information, information use, and information seeking.
Waste is a cross-cutting concern as it imposes serious threats to the environment and local habitats. Therefore, the recognition and inclusion of effective waste management strategies in decision-making are fundamental to achieving sustainable development goals. Waste management enables communities to resource recovery from waste and promotes zero waste concepts. In the recent past, several potential point sources have been identified for resource recovery from waste. Municipal wastewater treatment plants (MWTPs) are at the very core of such sources, as treated sewage in such plants is a highly reliable, low-cost, and gigantic feedstock. Being a promising renewable energy source, biomass available at MWTPs and its conversion into biofuels is, however, widely studied. Thermochemical methods are highly advantageous for harvesting biofuels owing to their versatile nature, high production yield from feedstock, cost-effectiveness, environmental benignity, lower footprints, and efficiency in producing fungible liquid fuels. Here, in this chapter, basic thermochemical processes are emphasized to illustrate the conversion of organic and biomass of MWTPs into biofuels like biochar, biogas, etc. The first part of the chapter presents an overview of the different chemicals and materials that can be obtained from MWTPs. Afterward, a description of various thermochemical methods like pyrolysis, gasification, and hydrothermal techniques has been provided for a deeper understanding of the field. At last, recent advancements, challenges, and future aspects of the approach have been discussed.
