Publications

This special issue memorial volume is dedicated to the late Professor Jean Cleymans, who made a visible contribution to high-energy nuclear physics and the search for the primordial matter of quarks and gluons, called quark-gluon plasma (QGP). An extraordinary scientist, educator and motivator, Prof. Cleymans, is known for his fundamental contributions to describing the matter created in ultra-relativistic heavy-ion collisions for the creation of QGP in the laboratory, using a two-parameter statistical hadron resonance gas model, which accurately describes and predicts the abundance of different hadronic species and their transverse momentum distributions along with providing a robust confirmation of thermal and chemical equilibrium of the process of particle production. This memorial volume has scientific contributions from stalwarts in the field, who were extremely fortunate and privileged to have a Colleague and Collaborator like Prof. Cleymans.

The paper reports establishment of a much needed single platform (TREADS) integrated with data and tools required for research into the neurological disease epilepsy.

Effective public administration is crucial for creating a better future for all. Governments struggle to function effectively without capable public administration, hindering sustainable development efforts. Recognising the importance of public service institutions, the UN passed a resolution in 2002 to observe 23 June as "The UN Public Service Day". Though the public trust in governmental institutions is increasing, more needs to be done.

 Every year, World Refugee Day is observed on 20 June. End of 2023, the world has seen ~117 million people displaced worldwide. 40% of them are children.  Prolonged wars, drought, and insecurity are a few of the several reasons why people seek refuge. The world must come together, in the first place, to avoid conflicts and prolonged wars. Organisations must work to ensure the safety of the refugees and build the process for their economic upliftment and social inclusion. The support is needed more than ever.