MIT Open Access Articles
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Linking Chemical Phase and Mechanical Properties to Evaluate the Use of Millimeter-Wave Induced Vitrified Basalt in Enhanced Geothermal Systems
(Springer Vienna, 2025-12-22)Extraction of geothermal energy from Earth’s heat could significantly contribute to long-term energy needs, yet the current geothermal drilling process faces significant technical limitations. A promising advancement in ... -
Reimagining Commercial Health Insurance in India: A System-Dynamics Approach to Complex Stakeholder Incentives and Policy Outcomes
(Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2025-12-08)Most low- and middle-income governments are unwilling and unable to adequately fund their health systems using tax resources. Despite this route’s popularity in public discourse, it is neither a feasible nor a desirable ... -
A Symbiotic Digital Environment Framework for Industry 4.0 and 5.0: Enhancing Lifecycle Circularity
(Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2025-12-06)This paper introduces a Symbiotic Digital Environment Framework (SDEF) that integrates Human Digital Twins (HDTs) and Machine Digital Twins (MDTs) to advance lifecycle circularity across all stages of the CADMID model ...


