Research pick: Logical logistics - "Investigating the impact of AI and big data capabilities on supply chain performance: the mediating role of agility and resilience"

Artificial intelligence and big-data capacity might help logistics companies withstand supply-chain disruptions by making them more agile and resilient, according to research in the International Journal of Business Performance and Supply Chain Modelling. The results are based on an analysis of responses from almost 300 logistics professionals in Indonesia.

The researchers surveyed employees of logistics service providers and analysed their responses using partial least squares structural equation modelling. This statistical technique can be used to test relationships between multiple factors. The findings indicate that digital capabilities help companies detect disruptions, improve forecasting and decision-making, optimise routing, and respond more rapidly to changing conditions.

Supply chains face persistent uncertainty from geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, trade restrictions and labour disputes, regulatory changes, and energy insecurity. This study suggests that technology alone is insufficient to help companies cope, as its value depends on organisations being able to turn information and automated analysis into faster adaptation and resource reconfiguration.

The research is grounded in dynamic capabilities theory, which says that organisations need to continually identify changes, exploit opportunities, and rearrange resources as circumstances change. The survey captures one point in time and focuses on Indonesia but may well be applicable to other regions. The researchers suggest that longitudinal and cross-country studies are now needed to determine whether this is true.

Sudrajat, D., Nagari, A.L. and Apriyanto, D. (2026) ‘Investigating the impact of AI and big data capabilities on supply chain performance: the mediating role of agility and resilience’, Int. J. Business Performance and Supply Chain Modelling, Vol. 16, No. 5, pp.1–26.

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Free Open Access issue published by International Journal of Information and Communication Technology

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• Interactive mobile English translation teaching quality evaluation model based on particle swarm optimisation-neural network
• An explainable decision intelligence framework for consumer packaging evaluation in e-commerce: a hybrid entropy-weighted grey MCDM approach
• Metaheuristic-based talent configuration optimisation for enterprises under the new quality productive forces framework
• Hierarchical cluster analysis of the deviation degree between school discipline punishment levels and judicial sentences
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• Intelligent voiceprint monitoring system for wind turbine blades using SVDD and LSTM
• Identification of new quality productivity levels in agricultural digital transformation using causal inference from confounded data
• Model predictive control-based frequency regulation and photovoltaic fluctuation suppression for high-inertia asynchronous grids
• Multimodal deep neural network inference for design colour emotion quantification
• The simulation modelling and dynamic response for a dual-drive vibratory pile hammer considering soil nonlinearity

Research pick: Info binding by the light - "Experimental demonstrations of visible light communication using quantum noise for high security"

Research in the International Journal of Sensor Networks has demonstrated a visible-light communication system that uses the inherent randomness of quantum noise to make transmitted data harder for eavesdropping hackers to intercept.

The experimental system was able to transmit data at 100 megabits per second (100 mbps) and applies encryption directly at the optical, or “physical”, layer of the communication system. 100 mbps is a modest data transfer speed when compared to modern broadband networks, equivalent to mid-90s Fast Ethernet speeds. Nevertheless, this is a valid initial baseline for a research demonstration, and fast enough for a wide variety of applications.

Moreover, optical wireless of this kind is emerging as a specialised complement to Wi-Fi and fibre connections, for situations with confined coverage and abundant optical spectrum where immunity to radio interference is essential. It could thus be attractive for settings such as hospitals, aircraft, and industrial facilities.

Visible-light communication (VLC) uses rapidly modulated light, typically from LEDs, to carry digital information through an open wireless channel. The researchers can convert data into a signal with many possible light-intensity levels and use a shared secret key to determine how the data is represented. Quantum noise, the random fluctuations arising from the fundamental properties of light, is then superimposed on to the signal. When the noise is at a sufficiently high level, a third party lacking the key cannot reliably distinguish between the signal and the noise. The current approach is based on the Y-00 quantum stream cipher, a technique previously demonstrated in fibre-optic communications and extends the approach to visible-light transmission.

The work could address a particular vulnerability in VLC, that unlike data protected only by higher-level network encryption, the optical signal itself remains exposed while in transit. This kind of physical-layer protection could therefore provide an additional security mechanism for optical wireless links in environments where interception is possible.

Xiao, N., Chen, S., Chen, F. and Shi, S. (2026) ‘Experimental demonstrations of visible light communication using quantum noise for high security’, Int. J. Sensor Networks, Vol. 52, No. 1, pp.1–6.

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Free Open Access special issue on "Exploring AI: Methods and Applications for Data Mining – Part 2" published by International Journal of Business Intelligence and Data Mining

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• DNN and BiGRU-based hierarchical attention network for intrusion detection
• Rapid planning of multimodal transport path based on improved VSRB-RRT algorithm
• A mathematical model of attribute-based encryption for mining clusters in big data
• A resource allocation method for digital online teaching platform based on classification mining
• Design of lightweight human pose estimation network for rehabilitation training
• Evaluation and optimisation method for graphic advertising design effectiveness based on binocular vision
• Research on intelligent recognition of English machine translation errors using joint contrastive learning
• Study on high jump athlete error action recognition based on dual stream CNN BiLSTM
• An intelligent recommendation method for multimodal ideological and political education resources integrating with dynamic portrait modelling

New Open Access article available: "The sensitivity of variance risk premium estimates to grid and strike fineness: simulating the Heston model with jumps"

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• A deep learning framework for sentiment-aware visual communication in digital media systems
• An optimisation model for the graphic design process based on generative AI
• Adaptation mechanism of animation short drama IP and e-commerce products based on multimodal emotion computing
• A system for generating tourism cultural symbols based on diffusion models and graph neural networks
• Deep learning-based semantic segmentation for colour language analysis: a computational framework for cinematic media

Five Inderscience journals announced as open access-only titles

We are pleased to announce that the following titles

• International Journal of Automation and Control
• International Journal of Innovation and Learning
• International Journal of Management and Enterprise Development
• International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation
• International Journal of Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Optimisation

are now Open Access-only journals. All accepted articles submitted from 8 September 2026 onwards will be Open Access, and will require an article processing charge of EUR €1700.

Free Open Access special issue on "Achieving Carbon Neutrality from Environmental Impact Monitoring and Assessment Technologies – Part 5" published by International Journal of Environment and Pollution

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• Marginal emission reduction costs of regional energy system transformation enabled by digital economy from the perspective of supply chain
• Automatic completion algorithm for knowledge graphs in power market based on convolutional neural network
• Coupling coordination level and sustainable development of ecological environment and network economy based on data mining
• Calculation of carbon emission footprint of ecotourism energy driven by big data
• Research on the development of low-carbon digital economy transformation based on artificial intelligence and fuzzy synthesis algorithm
• Generation of virtual reality landscape scenes for digital urban architecture based on AI

Research pick: Emission control - "Marginal emission reduction costs of regional energy system transformation enabled by digital economy from the perspective of supply chain"

A digital scheduling framework combining machine learning, optimisation and blockchain technology could allow carbon emissions to be reduced at lower cost in regional energy systems, according to research in the International Journal of Environment and Pollution. The system cut the marginal emission-reduction cost, the additional expense of removing one more tonne of carbon, by about 12 per cent when the carbon quota was restricted to half the system’s baseline emissions.

The new framework addresses a problem facing those managing increasingly complex regional energy networks, where electricity, heat and other sources must be coordinated while emissions are controlled. The problem being that the differences in data quality can make it difficult to assign emissions to specific sources and to then respond to rapidly changing demand.

The researchers used a machine-learning algorithm known as extreme gradient boosting, XGBoost, to identify complex relationships in the data and so forecast daily energy loads using historical consumption, electricity prices, weather, and industrial activity. The forecasts continuously update a mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) model, an optimisation method that selects decisions subject to constraints such as energy balances and carbon limits.

In addition, the framework records encrypted emissions data using a blockchain platform. Blockchain technology is perhaps more familiar as a cryptocurrency system, but it is essentially an immutable digital ledger that can be used to record data and information exchanges of all kinds. The blockchain thus provides a traceable record of emissions and assigns responsibility across the energy network.

The researchers suggest that integrating forecasting, scheduling, and verification into a single system could provide regional energy systems with a more responsive mechanism for managing emissions as carbon constraints tighten.

Liu, W. and Ma, W. (2026) ‘Marginal emission reduction costs of regional energy system transformation enabled by digital economy from the perspective of supply chain’, Int. J. Environment and Pollution, Vol. 76, No. 8, pp.1–26.

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New Open Access article available: "Investigating the impact of AI and big data capabilities on supply chain performance: the mediating role of agility and resilience"

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Free sample articles newly available from International Journal of Hydromechatronics

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• Digital energy data analysis and risk assessment under precision agriculture financing model
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• Embracing artificial intelligence in audit processes: challenges and enablers from the perspective of independent audit firms in Vietnam
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Research pick: The “bear” essentials in teaching economics - "Bare necessities: understanding economics from The Jungle Book"

Research in the International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education argues that “The Jungle Book” can serve as an unconventional teaching tool for undergraduate economics, using the original stories by Rudyard Kipling as well as the Disney film adaptations to introduce concepts ranging from scarcity and sustainability to happiness and development.

The researchers used qualitative content analysis, a technique that looks beyond the literal content of texts to identify underlying themes and patterns. They thus examined passages from the literary work and the 1967 animated film, as well as its 2016 live-action adaptation. They focused on the theme of the “bare necessities", the basic goods and conditions required for a decent quality of life. The concept was made punningly famous by the lyric sung by Phil Harris voicing the friendly bear of the story, Baloo.

The material is used to illustrate concepts including opportunity cost, the idea that choosing one option means giving up another; barter and monetary economies; sustainable production and consumption; and the relationship between income and happiness. The team suggests that the same material might allow teachers to develop more advanced lessons that even connect the stories to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the “tragedy of the commons”, in which an individual’s pursuit of their own interests can deplete the resources the benefits of which everyone might otherwise share.

Laha, A. and Maji, S.K. (2026) ‘Bare necessities: understanding economics from The Jungle Book’, Int. J. Pluralism and Economics Education, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp.200–223.

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Free Open Access special issue on "Interdisciplinary Research of Energy Application, Governance, and Policy for Sustainability – Part 2" published by International Journal of Innovation and Sustainable Development

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• The 3D digital revitalisation of industrial heritage in energy sector for the third front construction in Southwest China
• Fast identification algorithm for cacading failures of AC-DC hybrid green power grid considering heterogeneous characteristics
• The innovation of deep learning-based entrepreneurship capabilities of green tourism students under the Internet of Things
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• Policy synthesis for sustainable trade: a panel data gravity model approach of India with European Union and ASEAN countries
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New Open Access article available: "Prediction of computer network security situation based on machine learning"

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Research pick: Computer, protect thyself - "Prediction of computer network security situation based on machine learning"

A machine-learning model has been designed to predict emerging computer-network security threats with greater reported accuracy than support-vector-machine systems, according to research in the International Journal of Intelligent Information and Database Systems.

The approach described uses a radial basis function neural network (RBFNN). This is an AI, artificial intelligence, model designed to identify complex, non-linear relationships in data. The researchers trained the RBFNN on processed network-security information, including data that can be generated by intrusion-detection systems, firewalls and network traffic. The system ultimately makes network defence more proactive rather than relying on the predominantly reactive technology of firewalls and after-the-fact intrusion-detection systems. Instead of relying on predefined rules to recognise known threats, it can analyse incoming data and use its training to spot similar patterns and so act as an early-warning system.

In tests, the RBFNN correctly classified more than 95% of normal network activity and Heartbleed attacks and achieved 97% accuracy in identifying , denial of service (DoS) attacks. Its accuracy for brute-force attacks was somewhat lower, at up to 93%. However, it had an overall misclassification rate of less than 5%.

The researchers envisage a real-time service capable of automatically analysing data, detecting anomalies and generating alerts. Such systems could become increasingly important as attacks and advanced persistent threats become more varied and difficult to identify using fixed rules.

Liu, Y. (2026) ‘Prediction of computer network security situation based on machine learning’, Int. J. Intelligent Information and Database Systems, Vol. 18, No. 7, pp.1–18.

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Free Open Access issue published by International Journal of Information and Communication Technology

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• Construction of cross-media semantic relevance model for college English teaching based on output-driven hypothesis and two-way attention feature learning
• Neural ordinary differential equation waveform modelling for multidimensional analysis of singing technique
• Real-time capture and simulation system of gymnastics motion based on 3D vision transformer and multi-objective optimisation
• Intelligent human-computer collaborative scoring system for English writing using large-scale model representation learning and knowledge reasoning
• Cyber-physical system-based adaptive PID power regulation for cooling tower pumps

New Open Access article available: "Safety risk perception of high-rise building construction process based on digital twin technology"

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Research pick: AI optimises energy production and cuts carbon emissions in seconds - "Modelling and predicting energy consumption patterns using generative adversarial networks for effective carbon management"

A new AI model for predicting energy consumption could help managers plan ahead as well as open up opportunities for cutting carbon emissions, according to research in the International Journal of Information and Communication Technology.

The system uses a transformer-based generative adversarial network (GAN) to learn complex patterns in energy use. GANs are machine-learning systems in which two neural networks work against each other to produce realistic data. By adding Bayesian statistical optimisation, the team could set the system for best performance.

They tested the model on 2000 hourly energy and emissions records drawn from smart meters, building management systems, and industrial grids. They removed references to missing data and deleted outliers to normalise the input. The model made predictions that closely matched the observed energy data while taking only a few seconds to train and run.

The researchers explain that their computer-generated scenarios will allow operators to test demand-shifting measures, integrate renewable generation, and identify inefficiencies ahead of actual power generation and emission formation.

The approach addresses several weaknesses in conventional predictive models, which are known to struggle with non-linear consumption patterns, sudden spikes and troughs, and multiple external factors. This carbon-aware energy optimisation could be used across sites with internal power generation, such as industrial sites and in wider energy systems.

Liu, Y. and Li, B. (2026) ‘Modelling and predicting energy consumption patterns using generative adversarial networks for effective carbon management’, Int. J. Information and Communication Technology, Vol. 27, No. 92, pp.79–110.

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New Open Access article available: "Developing community-based waste management for public spaces in coastal tourism villages: establishing institutions with local champions"

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• Enhanced multimodal recognition and genealogy research of Maonan ethnic Nuo masks based on YOLOv10 and CLIP fusion approach
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New Open Access article available: "Air pollution and asthma hospitalisations in New York City: a borough-level information analysis of spatial, seasonal, and socio-economic determinants"

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Research pick: Not a waste! - "Developing community-based waste management for public spaces in coastal tourism villages: establishing institutions with local champions"

Local action may offer a model for waste management in rural tourism, according to research in the International Journal of Tourism Anthropology.

A study of waste problems in Kampung Nipah, a coastal tourism hamlet in North Sumatra, Indonesia, argues that rural communities with limited public services may need locally governed waste systems rather than relying solely on municipal provision. The researchers found that fly-tipping and littering in Kampung Nipah is linked to inadequate infrastructure. However, it also occurs because of established cultural practices, weak collective responsibility, and an absence of an institution responsible for managing waste across the wider village. The team explains that government waste-collection services do not reach the area, while rubbish from residents, tourists and rivers can accumulate along the coast.

The study involved ethnographic methods, a close, but extended, study of people and their everyday practices. It was able to show how social behaviour and institutional arrangements contribute to the problem of local waste in such a place. To overcome this problem, the team proposes a community-based model centred on local champions, residents who take an active leadership role, who work alongside tourism managers and other stakeholders to change the waste culture.

While the work focuses on only one location, it may well prove to have wider implications for rural coastal tourism elsewhere.

Zuska, F. and Zulkifli, Z. (2026) ‘Developing community-based waste management for public spaces in coastal tourism villages: establishing institutions with local champions’, Int. J. Tourism Anthropology, Vol. 10, No. 5, pp.1–22.

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New Open Access article available: "Government support and digital strategy driving MSME performance: the mediating role of digital transformation"

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