Video Abstract Archive

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The Video Abstract Archive is a searchable directory of scholarly video abstracts across all academic disciplines. https://video-abstract.com/

Video Abstract of the Day: Video Abstract as a work of art? “Incorporating parotid gland inhomogeneity into head-and-neck treatment optimization through the use of artificial base plans” By Caleb M. Sample et al. In Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics video-abstract.com/archive/161?...

Incorporating parotid gland inhomogeneity into head-and-neck treatment optimization through the use of artificial base plans - Video Abstract Archive

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Video Abstract of the Day: Can AI reconstruct what we cannot fully observe? “On the existence of optimal set-valued decoders and their accuracy bounds for ill-posed inverse problems” By Nina Maria Gottschling et al. In European Journal of Applied Mathematics video-abstract.com/archive/156?...

On the existence of optimal set-valued decoders and their accuracy bounds for ill-posed inverse problems - Video Abstract Archive

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Video Abstract of the Day: Do we really need police to respond to every emergency? “Quantifying CAHOOTS: Measuring a mobile crisis response program's impact” By Nathan Burton, @12claire12.bsky.social, Rori Rohlfs Published in Science Advances @aaas.org video-abstract.com/archive/148?...

Quantifying CAHOOTS: Measuring a mobile crisis response program’s impact on police response through call diversion and prevention - Video Abstract Archive

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Video Abstract of the Day: A gem from 2016! “A locus in Pristionchus pacificus that is responsible for the ability to give rise to fertile offspring at higher temperatures” By Mark Leaver , et al. Published in @biologyopen.bsky.social video-abstract.com/archive/140?...

A locus in Pristionchus pacificus that is responsible for the ability to give rise to fertile offspring at higher temperatures - Video Abstract Archive

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Video Abstract of the Day: Is music perception universal or shaped by culture? “Perceptual fusion of musical notes by native Amazonians suggests universal representations of musical intervals” by Malinda J. McPherson et al. Published in @natcomms.nature.com video-abstract.com/archive/137?...

Perceptual fusion of musical notes by native Amazonians suggests universal representations of musical intervals - Video Abstract Archive

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Video Abstract of the day: "Generative AI literacy across education and business" by Michael Reicho, Kathrin Otrel-Cass, @mebner.bsky.social, @bruenner.bsky.social, et al. published at International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education video-abstract.com/archive/132?...

Generative AI literacy across education and business: competencies, obstacles, and benefits—a systematic literature review - Video Abstract Archive

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