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Today, we recognize and celebrate the unsung heroes behind the scenes of groundbreaking discoveries and innovation. Research administrators are the glue that holds the world of academia, science, and research together.

They are the wizards who navigate the labyrinth of grants, budgets, and compliance regulations, ensuring that researchers can focus on what they do best—pushing the boundaries of knowledge and advancing our understanding of the world.

On this special day, let's give a standing ovation to the diligent individuals who make sure the gears of research keep turning smoothly. Share your stories of collaboration with research administrators, tag your favorite research institutions, and honor the dedication that drives progress.

Research administrators are the catalysts for innovation, the protectors of ethical standards, and the advocates for knowledge dissemination. They transform ideas into reality, making a significant impact on society's well-being.

To all the research administrators out there, thank you for your tireless dedication, your attention to detail, and your commitment to the pursuit of knowledge. You are the unsung heroes of research, and today, we celebrate YOU! 🌟🔍💼

Computer Science Advances: Research and Applications Sandip A. Kale (Editor)

This book is comprised of eleven chapters about computer application and research areas to discuss the latest issues and technologies. Interesting and important topics like fuzzy and cognitive applications, fuzzy classifiers, neural network, data analytics, clustering and classification models, artificial intelligence, controller area network, digital technology industry 4.0, etc. are included in this book.

This article is rather disheartening, but essential to know nevertheless.  According to a recent Mother Jones article, more than 70% of the worlds's forests are within 1 kilometer of a forest edge”.  This means a majority of many forests extend to usually around a walk for one person.  Also Science Advances show that forest fragmentation breaks up biodiversity by 75%.  Once again, immediate action needs to be taken to stop this depressing trend from happening.