• Restoring the landscape: An ecological and immersive experience at the heart of Nahr El Kalb 

  Eid, Maissa (2023-06-08)

  Restoring the landscape is a project that aims to restore and reconnect the landscape of Nahr El Kalb back together. Through a series of activation processes and restoration strategies, the three different layers of ...
• Mitigating cryptocurrencies' carbon footprint from a legal perspective - case of Lebanon 

  Ghanem, Christelle (2023-05-24)

  Cryptocurrency is an emerging topic and bitcoin is witnessing a rising popularity throughout the world. Unfortunately, cryptocurrency presents a major downside from an environmental standpoint. Lebanon, in common to all ...
• Hijacking Lebanon’s Workforce: Labor Issues, the Neoliberal Development Agenda and Social Change 

  Awad, Noel Rose (2023-05-17)

  This study examines the labor market crisis in Lebanon, rooted in historical policymaking failures and exacerbated by the recent economic collapse. It explores the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), particularly ...
• Newroz as a Site of Performance: Relating Kurdish Lifeworlds on Beirut's Dalieh 

  Minick, Kellen (2023-05-17)

  Since the outbreak of widespread violence in Syria, Kurdish militias have claimed a large territory of north Syria which they govern as Kurdistan. Regardless, Kurds make up a significant portion of millions of diverse ...
• Machine Learning-Based Unobtrusive Intake Gesture Detection via Wearable Inertial Sensors 

  AlJlailaty, Hussein

  Eating is one of the most basic activities observed in sentient animals, a behavior so natural that humans often eating without giving the activity a second thought. Unfortunately, this often leads to consuming more calories ...
• THE DIMENSIONS OF ECO-CITIZENSHIP AS SEEN BY WOMEN: KUWAIT CASE STUDY 

  El Taki, Leen (2023-05-16)

  A general idea is that an eco-citizen is only a citizen of action. Not ideology. Although identifying as an eco-citizen is common, an eco-citizen is defined by depth and extent of action. Depth of action relies on knowledge, ...
• Data-Driven Analysis of the Trichoplax Adhaerens 

  Tannous, Layal (2023-05-16)

  Biological systems, particularly animals, are a hotspot of highly sophisticated and non-trivial dynamics. They consist of a myriad of motile self-driven and simultaneously interacting entities. Understanding animal ...
• CONTRIBUTION OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES TO REDUCING POVERTY VULNERABILITY: A CASE STUDY OF ONDO STATE, NIGERIA 

  Aderele, Meshach Ojo (2023-05-15)

  Ecosystem services have gained attention as a potential tool for promoting sustainable development and natural resource management. Despite this, development agencies often overlook ecosystem services in their policies and ...
• المصنّفات المعجميّة للصغانيّ (ت 650ه/ 1252م)، مع اعتناء خاصّ بـمعجمَيه: الانفعال، والعُباب الزاخر واللُّباب الفاخر 

  Annaemah, Abdurrazzak (2023-05-11)

  هذا البحث هو ثمرة ما يزيد على سنتين من استقراءات ومقارانات في مصنّفات الصغانيّ المعجميّة، وقراءاتٍ في الدراسات التي جاءت عليها. فيه إجابات عن أسئلة شغلت بعضَ الباحثين في تلك المصنّفات. وتدور قضيّته الكبرى حول منهج الترتيب ...
• THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON MENTAL HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONGST LEBANESE ADULTS: CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY 

  Geagea, Ninette (2023-05-11)

  Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by SARS-CoV- This disease was first identified in Wuhan, Hubei province, China in December 2019 and has rapidly spread to most major cities and towns in ...
• UTILIZING TRANSFER LEARNING FOR VERTEBRAL FRACTURES DETECTION 

  Cherri, Rim (2023-05-10)

  Spinal fractures are a prevalent type of fracture that have led to serious health issues which include difficulty in movement and permanent pain. Vertebral fractures are frequently present in most CT scans taken for ...
• DETECTION AND ASSESSMENT OF HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION IN SOIL USING HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING – A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH 

  Alayoub, Ayoub (2023-05-10)

  The accumulation of heavy metals in the soil can adversely affect its microbial biomass and enzyme activities. Heavy metals can be transferred to plants, causing phytotoxicity. Additionally, heavy metals can be transmitted ...
• A NEW LAYER OF REFUGEE POLITICS AT UNHCR BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGY: SYRIAN REFUGEE BIOMETRIC REGISTRATION BY UNHCR IN LEBANON 

  Takkouche, Karin (2023-05-10)

  Over the past decade, biometric technology has started to emerge as a component of the politics of empowerment, notably in international aid situations like UNHCR. Considering, the development of digitalized, biometric ...
• Effects of Deliberate Instruction in Metacognitive Reading Strategies on the EFL Learners’ Comprehension of Various Text Types Across Proficiency Levels 

  Obeid, Doaa (2023-05-10)

  The existing empirical studies on the effects of deliberate metacognitive reading interventions on students’ comprehension remain inconclusive. Also, previous studies have barely focused on both the literal and the high-order ...
• “A CONTINUING CYCLE OF VIOLENCE”?: PEACE-RELATED NGOS IN LEBANON THROUGH A DECOLONIAL LENS 

  Kato, Mizuki (2023-05-10)

  Lebanon is well known in the post-conflict context because of its civil war from 1975-1990 and is widely described as “the continuing cycle of violence.” This evaluation allows the remarkable development of ‘conflict ...
• Best Strategies to Support Farmers in Transitioning from Tobacco Farming to the Cultivation of HVMAPs: Case Study in Lebanon 

  Ulmasova, Sabrina (2023-05-10)

  Medicinal and aromatic plants, besides being used in health and wellness industries, create an aesthetically pleasing scenery affecting the senses of vision (seeing the flowers), smell (smelling the flowers), sound (hearing ...
• Lebanese Intelligence Community Restructuring Project: Exploring a Smarter and Modernized Joint Operating Policy 

  Kheir, Elie (2023-05-10)

  Amid a global trend of performance optimization focusing on public institutions, fueled by shortened budget financing and increased execution fiascos, Intelligence Communities near and far are undergoing restructuring, ...
• A NARRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW ON TOTAL REWARDS STRATEGIES WORLDWIDE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE FROM THE FRAMEWORK OF MOTIVATION THEORY 

  Yessayan, Patil (2023-05-10)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has had unprecedented effects on workplaces, including Total Rewards (TR) programs. Although scholars have extensively researched the impact of TR on employee motivation, engagement, productivity, ...
• Conjugated Polyelectrolyte-Based Temperature Memory Probes for Applications at the Macro- and Nano-scale Levels 

  Kaj, Jad (2023-05-10)

  Temperature memory probes have the potential to be indispensable in basic science research for their ability to couple temperature measurements with other techniques, both on the macro and nanoscale levels. Herein, we ...
• Women in Iconic Protest Imagery Across SWANA 

  Srour, Maryam (2023-05-10)

  The mobilizations of the past thirteen years in Southwest Asia and North Africa suggest a shift in the visual culture of the region. From the start of the Arab Spring in 2011 to the latest uprising in Iran, the visual ...

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