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New Submolecular Theory of Hearing

Laryngology Mielec¹Medical University of Warsaw² and Jan Myjkowski^*

The paper presents a new hypothesis of the mechanisms of hearing. The new theory of hearing is: Submolecular theory of hearing. The main hearing processes take place at the molecular and electronic levels. A mechanism of information encoding within the sound w…

The Peer Review Crisis and the AI Revolution: Rethinking Scholarly Validation in the Age of Overload

Vasco Azevedo^*1 and Joyce Dutra²

The peer review system, long considered the backbone of scientific integrity, is under unprecedented strain. With over 2.5 million submissions annually and a shrinking pool of qualified reviewers, delays, ethical oversights, and editorial burnout have be…

Investigating the Artistic Process of Nikos Gabriel Pentzikis through Infrared Reflectography: An Analysis of the Layering Technique- Pentzikis.

Nick Tachmazidis^1,2Georgios Karagiannis² and Eleni Pavlidou^*1

Introduction : The objective of the present investigation was to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the complex and intricate multilayered painting technique utilized by the Greek artist, Nikos Gabriel Pentzikis. The research expands upon previous research wh…