Sanjay Knihy

The book explores the evolution of traffic calming strategies, highlighting the shift from physical barriers to more nuanced approaches that incorporate psychological cues and community engagement. Initially, methods like speed bumps and median barriers effectively reduced speed but often created challenges for cyclists and emergency vehicles, leading to resentment among drivers. The narrative emphasizes the importance of creating safer, more livable environments by fostering a culture of shared responsibility rather than solely relying on enforcement and physical obstacles.

Focusing on future transformation, this work by Professor Sanjay Rout, edited by Professor Prangyan Biswal, explores innovative ideas and developments in various sectors. It reflects the mission of ISL Publications, a firm dedicated to research, policy, and innovation. The book aims to provide insights into future business solutions and is accessible through major global retailers.

Challenging ingrained habits, this book examines the environmental repercussions of our food production and consumption practices. It highlights the hidden costs associated with factory farming and unsustainable agriculture while empowering readers to make informed choices. With practical strategies for adopting a sustainable diet, it covers local food movements, waste reduction, and eco-friendly production methods. Ultimately, it aims to equip readers to become conscious consumers and advocates for a healthier, more sustainable food system.

Exploring the origins and journey of cosmic rays, this book delves into the enigmatic nature of these energetic subatomic particles that bombard Earth from space. It highlights their creation in violent stellar events like supernovas and their unpredictable paths through interstellar space. By tracing their cosmic saga from the Milky Way to potentially distant origins, the narrative invites readers to uncover the mysteries of the universe's most energetic phenomena and the ongoing quest to identify their birthplace beyond our galaxy.

Focusing on the evolutionary journey of sharks, rays, and skates, this book reveals how these cartilaginous fish have thrived for over 450 million years. It examines their unique adaptations, such as lightweight cartilage skeletons and advanced electrosensory abilities, which have enabled them to survive mass extinctions and excel in various habitats. Additionally, the text highlights their hunting prowess and the conservation challenges they currently face in a changing ocean environment.

Focusing on future transformation, this book presents innovative ideas and developments in research and policy. Authored by Professor Sanjay Rout and edited by Professor Prangyan Biswal, it is published by ISL Publications, a firm dedicated to research and advisory solutions. The content aims to inspire new perspectives on business solutions and innovation, making it a valuable resource for those interested in future trends. It is accessible in major global bookstores.

Exploring ancient and futuristic spiritual technologies, this book offers insights into methods and transformations that enhance personal growth. Written by Professor Sanjay Rout and edited by Professor Prangyan Biswal, it combines traditional wisdom with modern practices, providing readers with practical tips for spiritual development. The work serves as a guide for those interested in deepening their understanding of cosmic principles and their application in everyday life.

Focusing on the challenges of limited scholarship, this exploration delves into Gabriel Erkoreka's lesser-known piano works. It addresses the scarcity of scores and critical analyses, aiming to illuminate his unique style and contributions to the piano repertoire. By examining available resources, including performance recordings and insights from the composer, the book seeks to bridge the gap in understanding Erkoreka's music, fostering a deeper appreciation for his contributions to the field.

The book delves into the critical issue of civilian oversight of police in democratic societies, highlighting the potential for abuse of power when accountability is lacking. It recounts the tragic case of Hudson Brooks, who was shot nine times by an RCMP officer in 2015 while unarmed. The narrative follows the legal proceedings against Constable Cucheran, including the defense's claim of "excited delirium" to justify the use of force. The author also critiques the lack of medical evidence supporting such claims, raising important questions about police conduct and accountability.

The book delves into the potential role of NSun2 in Alzheimer's Disease, focusing on its influence on miRNAs and tau pathology. It explains tau protein's abnormal accumulation in AD and the regulatory function of microRNAs in gene expression. By introducing NSun2, the text proposes a hypothesis regarding its impact on miRNA stability and its possible effects on tau protein regulation, aiming to uncover new insights into neurodegeneration associated with Alzheimer's.