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Predictive Analysis for Community Procedures: Predictableness and Threatening Analysis

Lolade Nojeem, Kubura Motalo, Tomiloba Olutola, Ibrina Browndi

Decoding Cell Decision-Making: A Biochemical Signal Detection Theory Approach

Zheng Xiang, Chang Li, Lee Chen, Bing Pan, Don Chen, Lixuan Zhang

Multi-Agent System with Adaptive Routing for Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis

Obaid Paal, Sadavir Udichi, Wade Waen, Yachika Zacarias

Technology Forecasting and the Internet of Things: Accelerating Electric Vehicle Adoption

Lolade Nojeem, Miki Shun, Mike Embouma, Adisa Inokon, Ibrina Browndi

Systems Biology and Cell Signaling: A Comprehensive Review

Tomiloba Olutola, John Balen, Vivian Lotisa, Akaw Johnima, Ibrina Browndi

IMPROVEMENT OF AN SUITABLE MODEL FOR PREDICTING MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PRODUCTION

Akaw Johnima, Wilmin Bitala, Adisa Inokon, Ibrina Browndi

Customer Relationship Management and Algebraic Multigrid: An Analysis of Integration and Performance

Lolade Nojeem, Miki Shun, Mike Embouma, Adisa Inokon, Ibrina Browndi

Quantum plasmonic sensing is employed to experimentally measure kinetic parameters

John Balen, Lolade Nojeem, Wilmin Bitala, Utian Junta, Ibrina Browndi

Machine Learning Models established toward the Car Smash Injury Difficulty

Lixuan Zhang, Chang Li, Lee Chen, Don Chen, Zheng Xiang, Bing Pan

Evaluating additive manufacturing procedure which was using artificial intelligence

Atora Opuiyo, Keypi Jackson, Mike Embouma, Ibrina Browndi

Micro Architectures Materials and Hydrogen Embrittlement

Chang Li, Don Chen, Zheng Xiang, Bing Pan, Lixuan Zhang, Lee Chen

Sustainable Decision-Making for Thin-Walled Structures: A Comprehensive Review

Tomiloba Olutola, John Balen, Vivian Lotisa, Akaw Johnima, Ibrina Browndi

Systems Biology and Molecular Networks: Insights into the Complexity of Cellular Signaling

Kubura Motalo, Lolade Nojeem, Joe Ewani, Atora Opuiyo, Ibrina Browndi

Investigating the Role of CREB in Neuronal Plasticity using Systems Biology and the Izhikevich Model

Chang Li, Bing Pan, Zheng Xiang, Lixuan Zhang, Lee Chen, Don Chen

Stress Intensity Factors in Thin-Walled Cylindrical Vessels

Wade Waen, Yachika Zacarias, Cabbon Eachan, Gabai Gabor, Adalbert Baadal

PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS OF URBAN PLANNING FOR THROUGH THE OPERATION OF ARTIFICIAL CLOUD NETWORK

Utian Junta, Ladson Newiduom, Atora Opuiyo, Ibrina Browndi

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