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Access to rehabilitation services for children andadolescents with cerebral palsy in Argentina:A multicenter cross-sectional study

Jesica C, Gómez · L Johana, Escobar · Carla, Gil · Gabriela G, Pereyra Pereyra · y 7 más

Introduction. Therapeutic intervention for cerebral palsy (CP) involves a set of strategies implemented from the first months of life onward to promote motor, cognitive, and social development. There is limited regional information on how socioeconomic characteristics affect this population's access to health care. Obj...

The master equation in a bounded domain with absorption

Luca Di Persio · Matteo Garbelli · Michele Ricciardi

We analyze the Master Equation within Mean Field Games (MFG) theory considering a bounded domain with homogeneous Dirichlet conditions. Concerning the N-players differential game, the player's dynamic ends when touching the boundary. We analyze the well-posedness of the Master Equation and the regularity of its solutio...

Training emotion regulation in Preschoolers: Preliminary evaluation of a Researcher–Teacher co-constructed program aligned with usual classroom practices

Berger, Carole · Angonin, Sonia · Lafay, Anne

This study evaluated the effects of a research-based, innovative training program targeting emotion regulation in preschool children. The program was co-constructed with teachers to ensure its integration into everyday classroom practices. Its effectiveness was evaluated using tasks assessing emotion comprehension, rec...

Projection and contraction methods with double inertial steps for variational inclusion problems on Hilbert spaces

Moin Uddin · Mohammed Alshahrani · Qamrul Hasan Ansari

In this paper, we propose three projection--contraction algorithms for solving variational inclusion problems in the setting of Hilbert spaces, each incorporating a double inertial technique into the projection--contraction framework. The first algorithm \algoO achieves weak convergence under monotonicity and Lipschitz...

An improved lower bound for the three-dimensional Blaschke–Lebesgue problem from spectral and dual perspectives

Nishioka, Akatsuki

The Blaschke--Lebesgue problem asks for convex bodies of minimum volume among all convex bodies of prescribed constant width. In the plane, the minimizer is the Reuleaux triangle, whereas the corresponding three-dimensional problem remains open and is also known as Meissner's conjecture. In this paper, we establish the...

Preface – VSI:NONRWA_Nonsmooth problems

Han, Weimin · Migórski, Stanisław

Information coordination as a bridge: A neuro-symbolic architecture for reliable autonomous driving scene understanding

Shuo Liu · Lei Shi · Haowen Liu · Jing Xu · y 2 más

Reliable autonomous driving requires scene understanding that is semantically consistent across heterogeneous sensors and verifiable at the reasoning stage. However, many recent LLM-driven driving systems attach the language model as a post-processor and force it to reason over redundant or conflicting perception outpu...

Multiplex methylation marker analysis for ctDNA detection in liquid biopsies from anal cancer patients: an HPV-independent approach

Kahns, Søren · Canto, Luisa M.D. · Stokkebro, Laura E. · Madsen, Jonna S. · y 9 más

Anal squamous cell carcinoma (ASCC) is a rare gastrointestinal cancer linked to high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) infection in approximately 90% of cases. Current circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) approaches in ASCC primarily rely on pathogenic HPV-based biomarkers; however, these methods do not detect all HPV strains a...

Multifunctional theranostic nanocarrier platform for microglia-selective cytochalasin D delivery to modulate neuroinflammation after acute brain injuries

Sabri E.M. Sahnoun · Rozina Noristani · Paolo Alimonti · Jonas Pes · y 11 más

Biomaterials 337, 124495 (2027). doi:10.1016/j.biomaterials.2026.124495

The complex role of perspective taking in negotiations

Amos Schurr · Adiel Moyal · Ilana Ritov

To reach an agreement, successful negotiators typically need to understand two things: what they themselves are willing to accept, and what the other side is willing to accept. Understanding the other party's threshold requires perspective taking. In negotiations over goods or services, these judgments shape perception...