Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) have become a common sight in modern factories and warehouses. However, conventional robots rely on predefined algorithms and sensor configurations. When tasks or environments change, adapting them usually requires reprogramming by a technician. What if operators could simply give commands in everyday language, such as “move right and avoid the obstacle,”...Read More
The latest issue of the Journal of Education and Learning (EduLearn), Volume 20 Number 4, November 2026 edition, presents an in-depth overview of global educational research trends and priorities. This issue extensively explores various educational levels, learner characteristics, teacher competencies, learning technologies, and the dynamics of educational leadership. Below is a comprehensive analysis of the...Read More
A recently published study reveals the significant potential of wild amaranth (Amaranthus dubius) as a source of high-value vegetable oil. This resource has remained underutilized despite the plant’s abundance in Indonesia. Evitasari et al. (2026) developed an eco-friendly extraction method to process the plant’s seed oil into a potential raw material for the food, cosmetic,...Read More
The Journal of Education and Learning (EduLearn) published its August 2026 issue (Volume 20, Issue 3), featuring 66 research articles that cover a broad spectrum of educational research. The issue explores topics ranging from classroom teaching and learning practices to educational policy and system transformation. A review of the published articles shows that Teaching and...Read More
We are pleased to present the March 2026 Issue Recap, showcasing a diverse range of high-impact research. The following journals have published their latest findings via the Intelektual Pustaka Media Utama (IPMU): IAES International Journal of Robotics and Automation The IAES International Journal of Robotics and Automation (IJRA) presents 23 scientific articles on innovations in...Read More
With the rapid advancement of technology today, a fundamental question has emerged among academics: “Is it ethical to use AI in research?” The answer is yes, as long as it is done wisely and transparently. Currently, global publishing giants such as Elsevier and The Lancet, as well as publication ethics organizations such as COPE (Committee...Read More
We are proud to announce that the latest edition for December 2025 has been officially published. Follow the summary below to see the complete list of journals that have published their year-end editions. International Journal of Advances in Applied Sciences (IJAAS) This latest edition features 24 articles. In addition, International Journal of Advances in Applied...Read More
Boolean search is an information search method that uses logical operators (such as AND, OR, and NOT) to combine or exclude specific keywords. The aim is to obtain search results that are more accurate and relevant than regular searches. George Boole, a British mathematician, first introduced this method. Why Boolean Search? Amidst the abundance of...Read More
Now available! The latest edition of EduLearn features a comprehensive collection of research on teacher development, learning innovation, and educational resilience. This edition brings together empirical studies, systematic reviews, and bibliometric analyses addressing issues ranging from early childhood education to higher education. Among the highlighted works are: the role of leadership in strengthening teacher organizational...Read More
Indonesian academics and researchers have once again achieved a proud achievement. Based on the latest data from Stanford University and Elsevier BV, a number of Indonesian researchers have made it onto the list of Top 2% Scientists in the World for the Single Year (2025) and Long Career Impact categories. This list is compiled based...Read More
