Unlocking Magnetic Field Strength w/ Biot-Savart Law: Investigate and Compare via Matlab and Hall Probe

 Investigating the Biot-Savart Law of Magnetostatics Luke Joseph Mulvey,1 1School of Engineering and Physical Sciences, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS, UK Abstract: In this project report, I intend to explore the Biot-Savart law of Magnetostatics and use it to predict the magnetic field strength created along the centre axis of a number of current … Read more

The London Ambulance Service’s Failure in 1992 and its Costly Consequences in Proprietary Systems

 During the year of 1992, The London Ambulance Service was an ambulance service that provided services to over six million. Out of their 318 emergency ambulances, over half the amount were available around the clock the service also offered over four hundred transport ambulances, a helicopter, and a motorcycle response unit in which  their … Read more

Exploring theorisations of the Global Financial Crisis of 2007-2008 from Minsky’s Perspective

 aTheorisations of the global financial crisis of 2007-2008, widely regarded as the most calamitous since the Great Depression, have been varied and often divergent. The crisis’ scale and scope has given rise to its portrayal as a historical event in the evolution of world affairs (Altman, 2009; Bremmer, 2009; Woods, 2010), an effective rupture … Read more

Motivate the academic community to assist in guiding this generation of studentWhich will help to heighten both a positive public perception and reputation of the institution, which in its turn will make the institution to be seen positive public perception and reputation of the institution, which in its turn will make the institution to be seen as more attractive for potential students, faculty researchers, investors and industries collaborations.Fight Against Cultism In Nigerian Tertiary Institution: Need For A Public Relations Campaign

 Abstract Over the years, institutions of higher learning have come under intense pressure as cultism, which as brewed internal wrangling, frequent students’ unrest and industrial disharmony now characterize the higher education system. In  spite of concerted efforts by government and institutional heads to arrest the drift engendered by these undesirable factors, not  much success … Read more

Soften the World: Qualities of a United Nations Secretary-General

 “United Nations (UN) – Chief Administrative Officer, Secretary-General qualities and discipline “; This is a discussion on the United Nations (UN) especially its Chief Administrative Officer, Secretary-General about the qualities and discipline of a Secretary-General should have in order to complete their job aspects and to achieve the goals of UN. Besides, it also … Read more

Exploring UN and Secretary General Ban Ki Moon’s Role with UN

 “The United Nations and Secretary Geneal”; 1       INTRODUCTION ABOUT UNITED NATIONS (UN) From Leagues of Nations the weakness and failure clearly see after the Second World War. The Allies won World War II plans to establish a new international organization with one central mission: to maintain the international peace and security. The United Nations … Read more

Repercussions of the US Horse Slaughter Ban: Impacts on Horse Welfare and Rural Economies

 Horse slaughter is the practice of slaughtering horses to produce meat for consumption. Human beings have consumed horse meat since the earliest days of human history: the oldest known cave art, the thirty-thousand-year-old paintings in the Chauvet Cave of modern France, show horses prominently alongside other wild animals hunted by humans (Lawler et al., … Read more

Veterinary Ethics: Incorporating Morals in Veterinary Profession for Animal Welfare

 Paste your essaEthics in the veterinary profession is a system or moral principles that apply integrity and comprehension to the practice of veterinary medicine. Veterinary ethics hem in its practical application in clinical settings as a scholarly discipline. Veterinary ethics combines both ethics of the veterinary professionals and the subject of animal ethics (Yeates … Read more

Exploring How East Kolkata Wetlands Recycle Urban Waste – A Case Study

 CASE STUDY 1: East Kolkata Wetlands: A Resource Recovery System Through Productive Activities By Nitai Kundu, Mausumi Pal, Sharmistha Saha LOCATION AND AREA DISTRIBUTION • East Kolkata Wetland encompasses a wide number of water bodies and is extended throughout the two districts of North 24 Parganas and South 24 Parganas in West Bengal. It … Read more

CASE STUDY: Unlocking Management Secrets of Himalayan High Altitude Wetlands

 CASE STUDY: “Management Planning Of Himalayan High Altitude Wetlands. A Case Study of Tsomoriri and Tsokar Wetlands in Ladakh, India” By: Pankaj Chandan, Archana Chatterjee and Parikshit Gautam Abstract • Tsomoriri and Tsokar wetlands are rich in biodiversity and comprise diverse flora and fauna. It is a source for various rivers that originate from … Read more

Exploring Tuberculosis, its History & Modern Diagnostics Testing Methods

 Tuberculosis (TB) is an ancient infectious disease, which is now spread to nearly every part of the globe1. Tuberculosis is a major public health problems2. About one third of the world’s populations is infected with M.tuberculosis3. The emergence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection and the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) ended this optimism and … Read more