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Abstract The advent of hybrid battery-supercapacitor devices (HBSDs) represents a significant advancement in energy storage technology, combining the high energy density characteristic of batteries with the superior power density and extended cycle life of supercapacitors. Among the various cathode materials being investigated for these HBSDs, nickel-cobalt-manganese (NCM)-based cathodes have attracted much attention due to their high capacity, excellent rate capability, and relatively low cost. This mini-review discusses the fundamental properties of NCM materials, their electrochemical performance, and strategies to improve their performance. In addition, the article highlights the challenges and future prospects for the development of NCM-based cathodes in hybrid energy storage devices.

Introduction The rapid development of energy storage technology and the explosive demand in the energy market have led to the emergence of new types of energy storage devices. Hybrid battery-supercapacitor devices (HBSDs), as a novel energy storage device, utilizes the complementary characteristics of batteries and supercapacitors [1], combines the advantages of batteries and supercapacitors, and is able to simultaneously meet high energy and high power demands for a wide range of complex application scenarios [2].

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Population Health Management Telehealth Intervention Medical Research Treating Comorbid Clinical Obesity and Depression in Geriatric Patients Part One: Review of Tele-Medicine Scientific Research by Robelyn A Garcia in International Journal of Medical Sciences

Population Health Management Tele Health Intervention Medical Research Treating Comorbid Clinical Obesity and Depression in Geriatric Patients. Population health based epidemiologic studies have consistently shown a bidirectional relationship between obesity and depression [1-4]. This Comorbidity is an area of population health management (PHM) in high need of Behavioral Health Consultant - Doctor of Behavioral Health (BHC-DBH) intervention. Behavioral Health Consultants (BHC) has the skills required to address the global obesity epidemic when treating clinically obese geriatric patients with depression. This article is devoted to the goal of providing empirical support for future Telehealth and Tele-Medicine PHM programs in the areas of effectiveness, efficiency and cost effectiveness of the interventions and practice as a feasible treatment for clinical obesity and depression in senior adults Jones [5].

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Review of Long Term Turbidity Trends with Possible Reasons around the World by Ilknur Tuncer in Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences

In this review, it was tried to summarize the long term turbidity trends in various environments around the world. It was found that there was a decreasing trend in water clarity for Baltic Sea, Dutch Wadden Sea, Black Sea, Adriatic Sea, Japanese coasts due to eutrophication, rapid industrialization, anthropogenic input, etc. throughout 1900s and when those effects were diminished as maintained in Norwegian and North Atlantic coasts by the introduction of waste treatment plants and the improvement of sewage systems, an increasing trend was obtained. Moreover, clear oceanic water intrusion into near shore regions also resulted in an increase in water clarity as seen in the coasts of Southern California. On the other hand, since coasts of Wales, UK consisted of inorganic sediments, rather than anthropogenic effects, wind was tested as the reason of turbidity by comparing with clear Spanish coasts and it was concluded that long term turbidity could be driven by long term local wind however wind could not cause turbidity without suspended particles in water.

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Understanding Online Social Networking in Terms of Mental Health: A Boon or Bane? By Suyog V Jaiswal in Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences

Online social networking is a fastest growing medium for connecting people with each other defying the physical barrier. The social networking can be a good support system to some of its users and help them get over their fear and anxieties of social interaction. Despite that it has a great potential for developing into an addicting behavior and this addicting behavior has similar implication as any chemical dependence syndrome. There is research which suggests that self esteem and personality of the users determine the way an individual uses the online social networking and it is suggested that use of social networking sites may be associated with depression. The link between depression and online social networking is complex and requires further study. Online social networking is a thing which has to cause as well as prevent mental health emergencies such as deliberate self harm and suicide. It is a tool which needs to be handled carefully and can be rewarding if done so.

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