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Per Nilsen, Johan Thor, Miriam Bender, Jennifer Leeman + 2 more
'Boel Andersson-Gäre' 'Nick Sevdalis'] Background Implementation science and improvement science have similar goals of improving health care services for better patient and population outcomes, yet historically there has been limited exchange between the two fields. Implementation science was born out of the…
Frances Chu
There is a 17-year gap between the publication of research which proves an intervention is efficacious and effective and the implementation of that same intervention into practice [1]. In behavioral health, only 14% of successful interventions are integrated into actual practice [2]. As such, Implementation Science is…
Gila Neta, Lindsey Martin, Gwen Collman
Background Environmental health sciences have identified and characterized a range of environmental exposures and their associated risk for disease, as well as informed the development of interventions, including recommendations, guidelines, and policies for mitigating exposure. However, these interventions only serve…
Adam J. Rose, Sivan Spitzer, Moriah E. Ellen
Background Implementation Science (IS) is a scientific discipline that has been in existence for approximately thirty years. The goal of this discipline is to develop and refine rigorous approaches to producing change in the health system, and thereby to shrink the quality gap between best practice and current practice…
Dean L. Fixsen, Melissa K. Van Dyke, Karen A. Blase
Getting the science right for implementation is critical for making the processes for improving outcomes more predictable and effective in global public health. Unfortunately, “implementation science” has become a catchphrase for ideas, assumptions, and findings concerning the science to service gap and how to close…
John Ovretveit
The fast-changing environment for healthcare in all countries calls for new approaches to achieving improvements. This article proposes that improve-mentation is one such approach. Improve-mentation synergistically combines elements of implementation and improvement sciences, as well as experience to carry out change…
Norbertus Krisnu Prabowo, Irwanto Irwanto
The name "Arduino" made its international debut in 2005, marking the age of Arduino as one of the most user-friendly and costeffective microcontroller boards (MCBs) for novices. The science implementation of Arduino boards in automation, networking and data acquisition has been increasing steadily. This study provides…
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Raman spectroscopy is an increasingly powerful and fast-growing analytical technique across diverse disciplines, from materials science and chemistry to biology and medicine, thanks to advances in Raman instrumentation and greatly supported by the flourishing of chemometrics and artificial intelligence (AI). However…
Nicole C. Woitowich, Geoffrey C. Hunt, Lutfiyya N. Muhammed, Jeanne Garbarino
The practice of science outreach is more necessary than ever. However, a disconnect exists between the stated goals for science outreach and its actual impact. In order to examine one potential source of this disconnect, we undertook a survey-based study to explore whether barriers to participation (either intrinsic or…
Michael A. Heroux
—Software plays a central role in scientific discovery. Improving how we develop and use software for research can have both broad and deep impacts on a spectrum of challenges and opportunities society faces today. The emergence of Research Software Engineer (RSE) as a role correlates with the growing complexity of…
Yanhui Feng, Luqing Wang
Preschool teachers’ ability and willingness to adopt scientific practice teaching are affected by internal and external factors. A question therefore arises: Do organizational incentives, as an external environmental factor (extrinsic motivation), strengthen or weaken the effect of science beliefs (internal factor) on…
Patrícia Pessoa, Joelyn de Lima, Valentina Piacentini, Giulia Realdon + 8 more
Scientific literacy is crucial to address important and complex societal problems, both current and future. Teaching using a socioscientific issues (SSI) approach is a potential strategy to develop students’ scientific literacy, although teachers have reported concerns about its implementation, such as the inability to…
Charlotte Neidiger, Tarek Saier, Kai Kühn, Victor Larignon + 12 more
In this work, a concept for an open chemistry knowledge base was developed to integrate chemical research results into a collaboratively usable platform. To achieve this, we enhanced Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) to support the collection and structured summary of chemical data contained in publications. We implemented…
Audrey Reeves, Amanda Bischoff, Brice Yates, Daniel Brauer + 1 more
The undergraduate transfer process has well-documented challenges, especially for those who identify with groups histori-cally excluded from science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs. Because transfer students gain later access to university networking and research opportunities than…
Heidi M. Houzenga, Fanuel J. Muindi
The COVID-19 pandemic tested many fundamental connections between science and society. A growing field working to strengthen those connections exists within the informal STEM learning (ISL) community which provides diverse learning and engagement environments outside the formal classroom. One of the largest funders of…
Dan Guevarra, Kevin Kan, Yungchieh Lai, Ryan Jones + 5 more
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) for science are continually expanding the value proposition for automation in materials and chemistry experiments. The advent of hierarchical decision-making also motivates automation of not only the individual measurements but also the coordination among multiple research…
Natacha Rosa, Sofia Leite, Juliana Alves, Angela Carvalho + 4 more
Living Labs, experiencing a global surge in popularity over the past years, demands standardized guidance through the development of widely accepted good practices. While challenging due to the complex and evolving nature of Living Labs, this task remains essential. These knowledge innovation ecosystems facilitate a…
Pierre Tremouilhac, Matthias Döring, Johannes Haubold, sylvia Vanderheiden + 4 more
The digitalization of processes in experimental laboratories often encounters obstacles with devices that lack connectivity with other systems. We propose a method to record and use values from such devices, demonstrating its effectiveness for weighing processes conducted using laboratory balances. Our developments…
Stephanie Meirmans, Herman J. Paul
Policy makers push for consortia science geared towards addressing important issues. Such consortia are expected to target societal problems, be international, to engage in trans- or interdisciplinary research, to involve stakeholders and have specific plans for implementation. For example, Horizon Europe focuses on…
Tobias Lorey, Paul Ralph, Michael Felderer
As software engineering research becomes more concerned with the psychological, sociological and managerial aspects of software development, relevant theories from reference disciplines are increasingly important for understanding the field's core phenomena of interest. However, the degree to which software engineering…
Kaku, Rikuei, Bito, Mikako + 3 more
Despite broad acclaim for basic research, science is undergoing an applied shift that marginalizes basic scientists. This gap reflects an incomplete understanding of their distinctive roles, which prevents translating philosophical appreciation into effective support. We introduce a scalable metric—the application…
Yutong Xie, Yijun Pan, Hua Xu, Qiaozhu Mei
Analysis of AI4Science Authors: ['Yutong Xie' 'Yijun Pan' 'Hua Xu' 'Qiaozhu Mei'] Artificial Intelligence has proven to be a transformative tool for advancing scientific research across a wide range of disciplines. However, a significant gap still exists between AI and scientific communities, limiting the full…