This volume offers a comprehensive look at the critical aspects of protecting data in today’s interconnected world.
This book is designed for professionals, researchers, and students eager to understand how privacy can be maintained without compromising data utility.

This volume covers timely aspects of weight loss related to the microbiome–gut-brain axis, ultra-processed food, probiotics, bariatric and endoscopic surgery, lifestyle interventions, patient-centered communication, and shared decision-making.
The book covers a range of recent developments in the gut, eating, and weight disorders and provides new ideas and hope for patients, clinicians, and researchers in the field.

This book explores the remarkable potential of zinc oxide (ZnO) nanostructures, one of the most versatile materials in nanotechnology, notable for their wide bandgap, high exciton binding energy, and adaptable surface chemistry. It provides a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in ZnO research, focusing on their synthesis, properties, and diverse applications across key scientific and industrial fields.

This book focuses on recent advancements in the study of thermal conductivity and its role in applications such as nanofluids, nanocomposites, and nuclear fusion technologies. Readers will discover how innovations in thermal conductivity are transforming these fields and expanding the frontiers of science and engineering.

This book discusses recycling strategies and technologies to find solutions to waste management. Chapters address such topics as biodegradable waste, the circular economy, managing industrial and nuclear waste, and much more.

This book is a collection of relevant research, experiments, and case study chapters. This book offers a comprehensive overview of recent developments in water resources planning, monitoring, and management using in situ measurements, modeling, and community participation.

This book discusses recent advances, new perspectives, and applications of plant hormones. It is a useful resource for academics, scientists, students, and industry professionals.

This text brings forth a rich litany of excellent chapters on the status of telemedicine.

This book examines some of rare diseases, and discusses conditions such as Behcet’s disease, malignant mesothelioma, dentofacial anomalies, neuropathic pruritus, lipoatrophia semicircularis, and short QT syndrome.

This volume covers recent advances in the study of staphylococci. The book covers important events for the study and combat of staphylococci: colonization, epidemiology and pathogenesis, diagnosis, and new treatments.

Beatles covers are a dicey proposition at best. Even the most ingenious and unique rendition seems destined to suffer in comparison to the original, and the potential for failure is virtually limitless – either way, it's an idea as sound as remaking Citizen Kane with Pauly Shore in the title role. And yet artists are drawn to the Lennon/McCartney songbook like bees to honey, their desire to cover these songs best likened to a creative death wish – We Can Work It Out assembles 16 of these kamikaze missions, and believe it or not, despite the inevitable wreckage there's also a handful of survivors. Setting loose these familiar songs in jazz and funk modes far removed from the Beatles' original recordings enables greater room for personalization and innovation, and the artists featured here are hardly slouches, either – Ike & Tina Turner (who know a thing or two about making covers their own – ask John Fogerty) deliver a gritty, low-down version of "Come Together," Stevie Wonder invests "We Can Work It Out" with the boundless optimism and sensitivity of his own music, and Earth, Wind & Fire update McCartney's Motown tribute "Got to Get You Into My Life" in accordance with the updated rules of the soul handbook. A bonus-mix CD courtesy of 4hero's Marc Mac rounds out a set far better than it has any right to be. (AMG)

All Time Classic Rock 'N' Roll Tearjerkers, a Various Artists Compilation. Released 2003 on Warner Strategic Marketing.