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Not every groundbreaking discovery was welcomed from the beginning.

Several researchers whose work eventually earned Nobel Prizes experienced rejection or significant resistance before their findings gained acceptance.

History reminds us that important ideas are not always immediately recognized.

Do you think today’s publication system gives innovative research a fair chance, or does it sometimes favor safer and more conventional studies?

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Great businesses are built on great ideas, and great ideas are strengthened through research.

AB Journals is now accepting manuscript submissions for the International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation (IJEBI).

We welcome original research from scholars, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and professionals whose work contributes to entrepreneurship, innovation, business management, and enterprise development.

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The gender digital divide, algorithmic bias, low digital literacy among women, online harassment, and insufficient institutional backing remain significant obstacles.

The paper concludes that technology is not a fix for structural gender inequality, but with the right design, access, and multi-stakeholder collaboration, it can serve as a meaningful catalyst for gender justice in policy-making.

For researchers, policymakers, legal scholars, gender studies academics, and public administration professionals, this paper offers a grounded, evidence-based framework for thinking through the role of digital innovation in inclusive governance.

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Do you think digital technology is doing enough to bring women’s voices into public policy-making in Africa?Read the full paper for free at www.abjournals.org.

DOI: 10.52589/AJLPRA-Y4YTARUW

Every week brings a fresh opportunity to learn something new, solve an important problem, and contribute valuable knowledge to the world.

Whether you are a student beginning your first research project or an experienced academic preparing your next publication, your work has the potential to inspire future discoveries.

Let this be the week you move one step closer to your academic goals.

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Here is a fact that surprises many researchers and students.

Several of history’s most influential scientific discoveries were published before peer review became the standard practice adopted by most academic journals.

Today, peer review is considered one of the most important quality control systems in research publishing. Yet some of the discoveries that changed the world entered the scientific record through a very different publishing process.

Do you believe today’s peer review system encourages innovation, or do you think it sometimes slows down groundbreaking ideas?

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Great research has the power to shape conversations, influence policy, and improve lives.

AB Journals is now accepting manuscript submissions for the African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research (AJSSHR).

We welcome original research from academics, researchers, and professionals across the social sciences and humanities.

Why publish with AB Journals ?

Fast peer review

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Share your knowledge with an international academic community and contribute to research that makes a lasting impact.

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A new study published in the International Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering tested sawdust ash as a pozzolanic stabilizer in lateritic bricks. Using Response Surface Methodology and SEM microstructural imaging, researchers identified an optimal mix that produced bricks exceeding load-bearing standards after 365 days of curing, with strong resistance to water absorption, abrasion, impact, and sulphate attack.

The findings make a compelling case for sawdust ash as a low cost, environmentally responsible alternative to conventional cement-heavy stabilization.Swipe through the carousel for the full breakdown.

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DOI: 10.52589/IJMCE-VWINHURC

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