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Researchers Across Asia-Pacific Are Reading These – Are You?
Explore the most-read journals by students and researchers across Singapore, Seoul, Sydney, and beyond. Our handpicked selection features titles across these regions in Asia-Pacific in 2025 that will be broaden your knowledge and enhance the quality of your work.
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International Journal of Production Research
by Ping He et al.
Deep reinforcement learning for solving hybrid flow shop scheduling problems with limited buffers
by Conghui Wang et al.
Tote delivery optimisation for multi-tote storage and retrieval autonomous mobile robot system with multiple workstations
by Runfang Yu & Xiaotao Liu
Production Planning & Control
by Fátima Carneiro et al.
Can AI adoption by focal firms curb its supply chain environmental violation?
by Jianyu Zhao et al.
Innovation to greener production: unveiling drivers and pathways in smart sustainable construction
by Jeffrey Boon Hui Yap et al.
Autophagy
by Haojie Zhang et al.
Apoptotic bodies derived from human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells improve recovery from myocardial infarction in swine
by Wei Luo et al.
Metabolites released from apoptotic cells in central nervous system orchestrates the pathological process of Alzheimer disease through improving autophagy
by Fan Xiao et al.
European Journal of Engineering Education
by Iiris Tuvi
Navigating (Inter)disciplinary systems: ecological systems analysis of engineering graduate students’ motivation for interdisciplinary development
by Margaret Webb & Marie C. Paretti
Using interdisciplinarity to promote the interconnection between ethics, sustainability and electrical engineering through electrical installations
by Fátima Monteiro & Armando Sousa
Autophagy
by Abbass Jaber & David Israeli
Proteotoxic stress triggers TFEB- and TFE3-mediated autophagy and lysosomal biogenesis via non-canonical MTORC1 inactivation
by Zhou Zhu et al.
Measuring lysosome damage and lysophagy in vivo
by Zelai Wu et al.
Journal of the American Statistical Association
by Xinyu Tian & Xiaotong Shen
Bayesian Image Mediation Analysis
by Yuliang Xu et al.
Efficient Optimization of Plasma Radiation Detector Configurations using Imperfect Inference Models
by Difan Song et al.
International Journal of Production Research
by Saurabh Ambulkar et al.
Integrated optimizing of double cantilever yard cranes scheduling and vehicle parking positions in U-shaped container terminal
by Houming Fan et al.
Robust emergency relief supply allocation with supplier selection and inventory pre-positioning
by Yongzhen Li et al.
Cell Cycle
by Jingran Hu et al.
Dynamic changes in cellular mechanics and membrane microviscosity during migration of colorectal cancer cells
by Liubov Shimolina et al.
Cell cycle-regulated expression of Fam72a from the |Srgap2–Fam72a| master gene leads to Mis18a downregulation
by Tuan Hoang Anh Nguyen et al.
International Journal of Production Research
by Farhood Rismanchian et al.
Inducing consumers’ anticipated regret or not? The optimal selling strategy with group buying
by Yuanji Zang et al.
Retailer information sharing with upstream AI-enabled quality control
by Renlei Cai et al.
European Journal of Information Systems
by Inmyung Choi et al.
The personal relevance of digital health technologies for self-management of chronic conditions: instrument development and validation
by Polina Durneva & Cynthia LeRouge
The impact of hard and soft components of big data analytics capabilities on entrepreneurial orientation
by Manjul Gupta et al.
Autophagy
by Hongtao Tie et al.
Viral SAM-binding proteins nsp14 and NP868R reprogram ATG4A-dependent autophagy from antiviral LC3B activity to GABARAP-mediated mitophagy
by Yahui Li et al.
PEX14 powers OPTN (optineurin) to drive peroxisome turnover
by Hongli Li et al.
Production Planning & Control
by Hao Zhang et al.
Developing sustainable and resilient supply chain: Industry 4.0 drivers, dynamic capabilities, and performance evaluation
by Chetan Dixit et al.
Organisational mechanisms for building digital process improvement capabilities to foster SME competitiveness and growth
by Indrė Liutkevičienė et al.
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Prof. Andrei Mardare
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Editor of Advanced Robotics
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Dr Giulia De Togni & Dr James Wright
Editors of East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal
While robots will not replace humans completely, they certainly can enhance our existence and make it more meaningful and satisfying. Robots can free us from the burden of laborious and hazardous tasks: dangerous, dirty, dull, and intellectually degrading tasks. I call these the “Ds” of robotics, and “driving” vehicles. Such tasks are best suited for robots, as humans are far too intelligent and valuable to engage in such endeavors.
– Professor Marcelo H. Ang Jr
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Supporting Women in STEM by the Female Editors of STAM
In this special feature, three accomplished female editors from Science and Technology of Advanced Materials (STAM) share their experiences in academia, their motivations for supporting women in STEM, and their roles in shaping the future of scientific publishing. Expand each tab to view each response.
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Professor Yamada-Takamura
I have also been active as a member of the board of directors in Thin Film and Surface Physics Division of the Japan Society of Applied Physics, and more recently, as a member of Committee on Nanotechnology and Materials Science in MEXT. In 2023, I was appointed as an associate member of the Science Council of Japan.
Professor Cartmell
Professor Zimmermann
Are there key lessons from your journey you would like to share to encourage the next generation of women leaders in science and academia? What are your sentiments on supporting women in STEM?
Professor Cartmell
Professor Zimmermann
Professor Yamada-Takamura
Could you share your perspective on what makes STAM a compelling journal, including your own motivations for working with the journal and how your editorial role contributes to its mission?
Professor Zimmermann
Professor Yamada-Takamura
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