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Dana, N.,
Dabiri A.,
Najafi M.B.,
Rahimi A.,
Ishaghi S.M.M.,
Shariati, L.,
Shao M.,
Borzacchiello A.,
Rahimmanesh I.,
Makvandi, P.,
Nourmohammadi abadchi, A.,
Darani, M.A.,
Bahrevar m.a., ,
Hietschold m., Publication Date: 2025
Bioengineering and Translational Medicine (23806761)(2)pp. 257-264
Glioblastoma is a strong challenge in the worldwide field of central nervous system malignancies. GBM's inherent heterogeneity, along with the formation of an immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment, supports its resistance to current therapy methods. Immunotherapeutic methods have emerged as potential options in recent years. However, because of the inherent limits of traditional immunotherapeutic techniques innovative approaches are required. Advances in cut-edge techniques provide a possible route for improving effector cell effectiveness. This review gives insight into the complicated immunosuppressive pathways in GBM, with a particular emphasis on CAR T/NK-cell treatment as a potential achievement. Recognizing and addressing these concerns might open the way for more effective and focused glioblastoma therapies, providing hope for the future with the aim of improved outcomes for patients. In addition, this review presents valuable insights into the integration of nanotechnology into CAR T/NK cell therapy for enhanced efficiency of these personalized gene therapy products. © 2024 The Author(s). Bioengineering & Translational Medicine published by Wiley Periodicals LLC on behalf of American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
Ghehsareh, Z.,
Sayah T.,
Moharramnejad M.,
Rahimitabar A.,
Amini, A.,
Shahi M.,
Shahrestani N.,
Ehsani, A.,
Mansoori, H.,
Nasr-esfahani, M.,
Barzoki, A.S.,
Zakeri, N.,
Nourmohammadi abadchi, A.,
Javadi M.H.M.,
Tavakoli, N.,
Kianpour, M.,
Soleimani, M.H. Publication Date: 2025
Journal of Energy Storage (2352152X)pp. 266-291
Covalent organic frameworks (COFs), renowned for their extensive surface area, tunable porosity, and low density, are gaining prominence in the realm of electrochemical energy storage. Recent progress in fabricating high-performance electrodes derived from COFs has catalyzed novel methodologies in synthesis, linker selection, and structural design. In light of the increasing demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly energy generation, there has been a significant shift in scientific investigations towards utilizing porous substances for the purposes of storing and transforming energy through electrochemical means. In this context, significant efforts have been devoted to the preparation of the latest advancements in tailoring COF materials for different energy storage applications, offering a comprehensive exploration of their functional mechanisms and manufacturing processes. Emphasizing notable strides in supercapacitors and diverse rechargeable battery technologies, the article delves into the fundamental design strategies and their direct impact on the electrochemical efficacy of these systems. In the final segment, we address the prevailing challenges confronting COFs and propose prospective avenues to advance COF research in the burgeoning domain of emerging energy technologies. © 2025 Elsevier Ltd
Mousavi, S.M.,
Soltanifar S.,
Lanki, M.,
Maimani h.r., ,
Nourmohammadi abadchi, A.,
Feiz m.h., M.H. Publication Date: 2025
Psychology of Sport and Exercise (14690292)pp. 243-250
Objectives: The stereotype threat effect has captivated social and sports psychology researchers for over two decades. However, many questions remain unanswered. This research was designed to explore the spillover effects of stereotype threat in motor tasks. Design: A mixed model design with within-between-subjects was utilized, with soccer performance and throwing scores serving as the dependent variables. Method: Forty-two 10-year-old girls without mental or physical disabilities participated in the study and were randomly assigned into two groups: stereotype threat (ST) and nullified stereotype threat (NST). After measuring baseline performance in throwing and soccer tasks, the participants in the ST group received soccer-based stereotype induction. Afterwards, they performed 20 trials of soccer shooting. Half an hour later, the children were asked to perform 10 throws with the non-dominant hand. Results: Our results indicated that inducing soccer-based stereotypes towards girls led to underperformance in soccer, however, this negative effect did not spill over onto subsequent task (i.e., throwing) which was unrelated to the induced stereotype. Conclusions: Our finding regarding the stereotype threat spillover effect is novel and provides more insight into the range of effects of stereotype threat within the motor domain. The findings encourage the researcher to practice caution regarding the generalizability of the stereotype threat spillover effect, especially in motor tasks. © 2024 Elsevier Ltd
Publication Date: 2025
Urban Governance (26643286)(1)pp. 121-131
Considering the rapid growth of cities and the inability of urban management systems to address complex challenges, good urban governance has emerged as a comprehensive strategy to enhance efficiency and quality of life for urban residents. The need for transparent, accountable, and participatory governance in Iranian cities, particularly in Isfahan, is evident. The current study aims to identify the factors influencing the future realization of good urban governance in Isfahan. The study employs both quantitative and qualitative research approaches. A list of factors contributing to the realization of good urban governance in Isfahan was compiled using a Delphi questionnaire survey conducted among 30 experts. Subsequently, the variables were analyzed using the cross-impact analysis model in the MICMAC software. The results indicate that the mental and mindset transformation of municipal managers, disorder and lack of collaboration among governmental and state sectors, the absence of appropriate and up-to-date perspectives in urban management, a lack of synergy in financial, investment, and management domains, deficiencies in the authority of the City Council to formulate necessary legislation for city governance, inadequate proportions and uncoordinated communication among the governor, district governor, and city mayor, interventions and non-technical mandates imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Municipalities Organization within the administrative structure, shifting priorities of the municipality with changes in management, failure to transcend partisanship in urban management, and the underutilization of the full capacities of the city are among the most crucial factors affecting the future realization of good urban governance in Isfahan. © 2024 The Author(s)
