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Editorial Volume 13 Issue 3
News and Views
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.3.1145

Editorial Volume 13 Issue 3

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Stephan Seiler

International Academy of Sciences, Humanities, and Arts (IASHA e.V.)

Dear josha-journal readers, we’ve already announced it, but now the time has come! After more than ten years of josha-journal, we’re proud to present our new website! We’ve been working on the layout, readability, and settings. As usual, you’ll find the latest posts sorted chronologically in the right column. It’s now even easier to search for different topics and volumes in the left column. You will also find keywords and the josha library there.

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Spotlight on Nationalism, Security, and Scientific Autonomy
News and Views
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1144

Spotlight on Nationalism, Security, and Scientific Autonomy

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Rohita Biswas, Cinthya Souza Simas, Sara Tóth Martínez, María Belén Moyano, Felicitas Holzer, Gerhard Steinmann, Roland Mertelsmann

Journal of Science, Humanities and Arts (JOSHA)

This Spotlight examines how state power increasingly shapes digital security, public health, journalism, scientific publishing, and global economic strategy. The contributions reveal a shared tension between state control and institutional independence, showing that security, governance, and knowledge production are now deeply entangled. In doing so, this collection reflects JOSHA’s editorial curation of timely debates at the intersection of politics, science, and public trust.

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Evidence of Bundled Interventions and Multimodal Strategies in the Mollification of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) in the General Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review
Medicine
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1143

Evidence of Bundled Interventions and Multimodal Strategies in the Mollification of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) in the General Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review

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Dawud M.A. Danzaki, Bushirat Omolara Mulero, Abdullah Damilare Shonola, Yusuf Gafar Folohunso, Aminat Ololade Adeniyi, Modupeoluwa Ogidan, Raodat Motunrayo Abdulkareem, Emmanuel Soyombo, Gbemisola Borisade

Forever Vision Eye Centre

Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) constitute one of the most prevalent healthcare-associated infections, which contemporarily accounts for over 30% of nosocomial infections globally. Despite proven advances made towards the establishment of effective prevention strategies, the clinical and economic burden of CAUTIs remains significant. This is attributed to inconsistent implementation and compliance to evidence-based practices.

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Spotlight on Health & Diet: Corporatization, Food, and Wellness
News and Views
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1142

Spotlight on Health & Diet: Corporatization, Food, and Wellness

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Rohita Biswas, Cinthya Souza Simas, Sara Tóth Martínez, María Belén Moyano, Felicitas Holzer, Gerhard Steinmann, Roland Mertelsmann

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In this JOSHA Spotlight, we bring together six articles that examine how health is shaped not only by biology and personal choice, but also by profit structures, food systems, everyday…

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Imagens que Libertam, Gaiolas que Acusam: o Filme Rio e a Arte como Resistência ao Tráfico de Animais – Images that Liberate, Cages that Accuse: The Film Rio and Art as Resistance to Animal Trafficking
Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1138

Imagens que Libertam, Gaiolas que Acusam: o Filme Rio e a Arte como Resistência ao Tráfico de Animais – Images that Liberate, Cages that Accuse: The Film Rio and Art as Resistance to Animal Trafficking

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Ana Clara Solon Rufino, Walquíria Marcelina de Almeida, Rosângela Araújo Darwich

University of Amazonia

This article examines the film Rio (2011), directed by Carlos Saldanha, as an expression of art with an activist and ecological character, focusing on the problem of trafficking in blue…

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Spotlight on Academia and the Future of Research
News and Views
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1139

Spotlight on Academia and the Future of Research

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Rohita Biswas, Cinthya Souza Simas, Sara Tóth Martínez, María Belén Moyano, Felicitas Holzer, Gerhard Steinmann, Roland Mertelsmann

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This Spotlight brings together five carefully curated articles that examine how universities, funders, and research institutions are adapting to mounting pressures on knowledge production. Together, they explore the challenges posed…

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Spotlight on AI and Scientific Discovery
News and Views
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1137

Spotlight on AI and Scientific Discovery

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Rohita Biswas, Cinthya Souza Simas, Sara Tóth Martínez, María Belén Moyano, Felicitas Holzer, Gerhard Steinmann, Roland Mertelsmann

Journal of Science, Humanities and Arts (JOSHA)

This edition explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping scientific discovery across molecular prediction, biological mapping, and model transparency. From structure-based foundation models that predict protein folds, ligand binding, energetics, and…

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Spotlight on Science and Climate: Adaptation, Ecology & Policy
News and Views
| DOI: 10.17160/josha.13.2.1136

Spotlight on Science and Climate: Adaptation, Ecology & Policy

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Rohita Biswas, Cinthya Souza Simas, Sara Tóth Martínez, María Belén Moyano, Felicitas Holzer, Gerhard Steinmann, Roland Mertelsmann

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This curated collection brings together five articles from Science magazine exploring the intersection of climate change, ecology, and human health. As global temperatures rise, the consequences are becoming increasingly visible…

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