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Vaccinology is shifting from empiricism to rational design rooted in the immune regulatory network. Here we dissect how this network—dendritic cells, T/B lymphocytes, cytokines and their spatiotemporal interactions—can be selectively reprogrammed to control the magnitude, quality and persistence of vaccine responses. After mapping the cellular and molecular checkpoints that decide protection versus tolerance, we show how this insight directs (i) adjuvant selection targeting specific PRR—cytokine axes, (ii) platform engineering (viral vectors, mRNA-LNP, VLPs, sustained-release carriers) that governs antigen delivery and cross-priming, and (iii) structure-guided immunogen design focusing responses on vulnerable neutralizing epitopes. We outline emerging challenges: inducing durable mucosal and memory immunity, overcoming pre-existing immunity, and breaking tolerance for cancer or autoimmune indications. Integrating multi-omics with next-generation adjuvants will accelerate clinical translation of precision vaccines.

This article assesses the relationship between the first four bishops of the English Mission in Korea, Japanese colonial rule and the Korean independence movement from 1905 to 1945. It is proposed that the bishops attempted to walk a precarious tightrope between the demands of the colonial government, bent on assimilating Korea, including the Churches, and the ardent aspirations of Koreans, including Christians, who sought to resist colonial rule. The authors conclude that this was a complicated policy which they did not always pull off but one which can be judged as successful overall.

The volatility of stock prices in the technology sector has drawn significant attention from both investors and researchers, particularly in the rapidly evolving GPU market. This study aims to address the challenges of accurately forecasting stock prices by applying the ARIMA model to NVIDIA's stock, a prominent player in the GPU industry. Using monthly data from July 2014 to July 2024 obtained from Yahoo Finance, the data is preprocessed through first and second-order differencing to ensure stationarity. Several ARIMA models are constructed, with ARIMA(2,2,1), the time series value is determined by the combination of the first two autoregressive terms (after two differencing) and the previous error term, and ARIMA(0,2,1), the model depends only on the previous error term, demonstrating the best fit based on AIC and BIC criteria. The predictive accuracy of these models is compared by calculating key statistical indicators, such as RMSE, MAE, MAPE, and Symmetric MAPE. The findings suggest that while both models offer valuable insights, ARIMA(021) provides more precise forecasts. However, the limitations of ARIMA models in capturing non-linear and sudden market movements are acknowledged, emphasizing the need for incorporating additional real-world factors in future analyses. This study provides practical recommendations for investors and researchers to understanding and predicting stock market trends.

Our research focuses on decreasing the pollution caused by excess inventory in the fashion retailing industry. We choose to focus on this problem due to the lack of solutions in this region. In the past, people just focused on how to use environmentally friendly materials and how to produce with the lowest amount of pollution. To find a new method to solve the pollution problem during and after the consumers purchasing, we built a model containing the primary fulfillment, retailers, secondary fulfillment, secondary retailers, brands and factories, etc. We use them as examples to find out how to end the combustion of excess inventory. We try to change the linear (in the end, the clothes are useless and combusted) to a circle(we could use one raw material several times) to avoid lots of pollution. The final answer is that we did that by increasing the service age of the products and information transparency inside the fashion retailing industry.

This research delves into the dynamic field of energy investment by investigating how different types of investors make choices regarding energy companies, employing a combination of literature analysis, data collection, and quantitative methods to explore the preferences of distinct investor categories. The central research question revolves around discerning the investment inclinations of diverse investor segments and constructing tailored investment portfolios based on their preferences, using a systematic framework encompassing data collection, data analysis, and interpretation stages. The study's main findings reveal distinct investor preferences within the energy sector, shedding light on the types of enterprises that align with different investor profiles, and thus, enabling the construction of bespoke investment portfolios that cater to these preferences. The conclusions drawn from this research hold significant application value in guiding investors, both individual and institutional, in optimizing their energy investments, fostering sustainable energy practices, and contributing to the continued evolution of the global energy landscape.

This paper examines the effect of anchoring on donation intentions by individuals, aiming to verify whether the anchoring technique has a significant effect in persuading individuals to donate to charity. The study first conducts a literature review on past research aimed at encouraging charitable giving as well as papers investigating the use of anchoring as a method of intervention in changing behavior. An experiment was conducted with 80 random online participants who were randomly assigned to either the control or experimental group. Those in the control group saw a normal advertisement from a non-profit organization, while those in the experimental group saw a modified advertisement with an anchor donation amount from the same non-profit organization. Results show no significant difference between the willingness to donate between the control and experimental groups. However, a difference in participants’ intended donation amount can be seen and will likely be statistically significant with a larger sample size.

The galaxy has always been an unknown place for humans. Despite the advancement of modern technologies, it is still very hard for scientists to determine the entities that exist in space. The 21-cm radiation is electromagnetic radiation emitted by neutral hydrogen atoms undergoing a specific energy transition. In this research project, the aim is to understand the usage of the TLM-18 radio telescope in analyzing data from drift scans, including Sun scans, Cas A-scans, and the 21 cm radiation. We will also determine a galactic rotation curve for our galaxy. The Milky Way data is collected using the 18m TLM18 radio telescope located in Belmar, New Jersey, USA. The data are then interpreted in Matplotlib to generate line graphs and heatmaps that reveal patterns within space, such as galactic rotation. This project serves as a model for analyzing and interpreting data from the telescope. The data is visualized using Python libraries to enhance the visual representation and facilitate a more comprehensive examination.

The former socialist countries of the Cold War have undergone a transition from planned economies to market economies in the context of economic globalization. This is a significant phenomenon that deserves scholarly attention. The paper focuses on Poland and China as two examples of different reform models, paths, and ideologies. A comparative analysis based on factual data is conducted to explore their transition process and outcomes. The results show that the path of transition each country has chosen has both similarities and differences. Both countries have faced various difficulties and opportunities in their reforms, and have adopted different policy measures to improve their domestic development. The conclusion suggests that there is no single optimal model for economic transition, but rather a diversity of choices and trade-offs that depend on the historical, cultural, and political factors of each country. In conclusion, Poland and China are two examples of countries that have undergone significant economic transitions in the past four decades. They have similarities and differences in their economic structure before the transition, their process of the transition, their growth in the past four decades, and their political and systematic factors in the transition. Their experiences provide valuable lessons for other countries that seek to achieve economic development.

Currently, the preventions of credit default usually will be evaluated by users credit value before loaning from banks. However, for the loan user, who have no existing record of loaning and the situation of low credit value, it cannot precisely recognize the risk of credit default. After a credit default, the bank not only doesnt get the signed compensation and principal in time, but also the debtor needs to bear the expensive corresponding late fees and credit costs. Therefore, reducing credit defaults can decline more burden of debtors and creditors. In this paper, the authors evaluate multiple machine learning models including algorithms belong to machine learning and deep learning, using blending model to boost the prediction effect and accuracy, while proposing an optimization design to further enhance the stability, accuracy and generalization capacity of proposed algorithm, so as to effectively decrease the credit default rate and the risk of bank loss in practice.

Since the outbreak began in the world, people have been so frantic that they can't go about their normal lives. But virtual reality is an almost perfect solution to this problem. This paper from virtual reality technology to office and learning help; The influence of virtual reality technology on economic market and the influence of virtual reality technology on medical treatment are discussed in three parts respectively. First of all, people's feelings about the integration of virtual reality technology into daily life under the epidemic and the acceptance of virtual reality technology to realize remote working and remote teaching. Secondly, virtual reality technology combined with all social strata and applied to all walks of life, the only virtual reality technology cannot solve the tourism industry suffered a heavy blow. Finally, during the epidemic period, virtual reality technology can also be used if offline training or rehabilitation training with patients is not available. These technologies are also applicable even in the future when there is no epidemic.