A Comprehensive Dataset of Brazilian Fact-Checking Stories

Marques, Igor; Salles, Isadora; Couto, João M. M.; Pimenta, Breno C.; Assis, Samuel; Reis, Júlio C. S.; Silva, Ana Paula C. da; Almeida, Jussara M.; Benevenuto, Fabrí­cio

doi:10.5753/jidm.2022.2354

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“…Here, l k ∝ N s α with α ≃ 0.5–1.0 for N s ≤ 40 . One of the earliest studies also predicted α = 15/8 in the asymptotic limit …”

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confidence: 87%

Thermal Conductivity of Bottle–Brush Polymers

Maurya,

Laschuetza,

Singh

et al. 2024

Langmuir

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Using molecular dynamics (MD) simulations of a generic model, we investigated heat propagation in bottle−brush polymers (BBP). An architecture is referred to as a BBP when a linear (backbone) polymer is grafted with the side chains of different length N s and grafting density ρ g , which control the bending stiffness of a backbone. Investigating κ-behavior in BBP is of particular interest due to two competing mechanics: increased backbone stiffness, via N s and ρ g , increases the thermal transport coefficient κ, while the presence of side chains provides additional pathways for heat leakage. We show how a delicate competition between these two effects controls κ. These results reveal that going from a weakly grafting (ρ g < 1) to a highly grafting (ρ g ≥ 1) regime, κ changes non-monotonically that is independent of N s . The effect of side chain mass on κ and heat flow in the BBP melts is also discussed.

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“…Here, l k ∝ N s α with α ≃ 0.5–1.0 for N s ≤ 40 . One of the earliest studies also predicted α = 15/8 in the asymptotic limit …”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 87%

Thermal Conductivity of Bottle–Brush Polymers

Maurya,

Laschuetza,

Singh

et al. 2024

Langmuir

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“…Transparency is another key principle in university governance that promotes openness and accessibility of information to all stakeholders (Marques, 2023).…”

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“…Effective university governance also requires the development of a culture of cooperation and shared accountability among all stakeholders (Marques 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

Studying the Relationship between Governance and Institutional Excellence at the University of Hail

Althuaini

2024

Sohag University International Journal of Educational Research

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The aim of the current research is to determine the relationship between the principles of governance to achieve institutional excellence at hail University , and to achieve this goal, the current research was based on the use of descriptive analytical approach, which is based on the documentary analysis of the study variables (principles of governance and dimensions of institutional discrimination in Saudi universities in general and hail University in particular, then the researcher, and the research resulted in a number of results, the most important of which is that there is a strong correlation between the principles of governance and achieving institutional excellence at hail University

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“…The fact-check data explored during this process was collected and made available at: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo. 5191798 (Marques et al, 2022). First, we identified 3 to 5 keywords for each candidate article's title.…”

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Can Computer Network Attributes be Useful for Identifying Low-Credibility Websites? A Case Study in Brazil

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Reis

Benevenuto

2023

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Misinformation has become a global issue with impacts on various spheres of society, particularly in developing countries like Brazil. In most misinformation ecosystems, a recurring challenge is the spread of fake news through websites that closely replicate the look and function of reputable news outlets. This facilitates their dissemination, which might also involve automation, political bias, targeted ads and even the exploitation of social network algorithms in a attempt to reach niche audiences. Due to this high complexity and the rapidly evolving nature of the problem, we are just beginning to identify patterns in the various misinformation ecosystems on the Web. In this work, we extend a previous study, offering important steps towards a deeper understanding of computer networking patterns observed on Brazilian misinformation websites. These patterns emerge from various sources, including DNS records, domain registrations, TLS certificates and hosting infrastructure. Our results reveal a novel avenue through which low-credibility news websites can be distinguished from websites of credible nature.

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A Comprehensive Dataset of Brazilian Fact-Checking Stories

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Thermal Conductivity of Bottle–Brush Polymers

Thermal Conductivity of Bottle–Brush Polymers

Studying the Relationship between Governance and Institutional Excellence at the University of Hail

Can Computer Network Attributes be Useful for Identifying Low-Credibility Websites? A Case Study in Brazil

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