Am 10.11.2018 hatten Einrichtungen und Institute der Leibniz Universität Hannover im Rahmen des Novembers der Wissenschaft erneut die Möglichkeit, einen Einblick in ihre Forschung zu gewähren. Zusammen mit dem Forschungszentrum L3S von der Universität Hannover konnten das Institute for Sustainable Urbanism (ISU) der TU Braunschweig und 1KLANG®, die Marke der PROJEKTIONISTEN® GmbH, das Forschungsprojekt Data4UrbanMobility vorstellen.
Studenten, Schüler und andere Forschungsinteressierte konnten sich über die Ergebnisse in Bezug auf die entwickelten Apps und das Dashboard informieren (s. unter Ergebnisse: https://data4urbanmobility.l3s.uni-hannover.de/index.php/de/ergebnisse/).
Besonders vorgestellt werden konnte dabei die neue iOS-Version der MiC App, die nun auch über eine Apple Watch gesteuert werden kann.

Wir freuen uns über die zahlreichen Gespräche, die geführt werden konnten und die neuen Tester, die uns bei der Citizen Science App „MiC – Move in the City“ unterstützen möchten.

• Homomorphic approximation of non-linear activation functions using the CKKS cryptosystem of the OpenFHE library. Engel, Simon; Prantl, Thomas; Horn, Lukas; Bonilla, Rafael; Kounev, Samuel (2026). 6(1)
• Der Kampf um die Köpfe: Gewerkschaften und die Zunahme rechter Orientierungen in den Betrieben. Detje, Richard; Sauer, Dieter; Stöger, Ursula; Wagner, Hilde (2026). 79(4) 314–322.

  Der Text präsentiert Befunde einer qualitativen Studie zu rechten Orientierungen in Betrieben, die auf eine nahezu zehn Jahre zurückliegende Erstuntersuchung aufbaut. Der Befund eines arbeitsweltlichen Nährbodens der extremen Rechten konnte bestätigt werden. Aber die rechten Trigger – Ausländerfeindlichkeit, Polemiken gegen „leistungslose“ Sozialeinkommen und Wut auf das politische Establishment – haben sich vor allem im gesellschaftlichen und politischen Feld radikalisiert. Aus der Krise der politischen Repräsentation ist politische Systemkritik erwachsen, die den Rechten in die Hände spielt. Um die extreme Rechte zurückzudrängen, bedarf es einer Erneuerung des politischen Mandats der Gewerkschaften. Nicht nur durch öffentlich wirksame Widerständigkeit in den aktuellen sozialpolitischen Konfliktfeldern. Sondern nicht minder durch eine beteiligungs- und konfliktorientierte Politik in den Betrieben, die Anerkennung, Selbstwirksamkeitserfahrungen und ein solidarisches Wir ermöglicht und dies mit einer konsequenten Haltung gegen den Rechtsextremismus verbindet.
• Beyond Classical PKI: A Quantum-Safe Authentication Framework for Automotive OTA Updates. Lin, Wei-Lun; Chen, Ting-Yu; Karati, Arijit E. M. Redmiles, B. Stock (eds.) (2026). 331–347.
• Homomorphic approximation of non-linear activation functions using the CKKS cryptosystem of the OpenFHE library. Engel, Simon; Prantl, Thomas; Horn, Lukas; Bonilla, Rafael; Kounev, Samuel (2026). 6(1)
• Rethinking Fake Speech Detection: A Generalized Framework Leveraging Spectrogram Magnitude. Liu, Zihao; Chen, Aobo; Zhang, Yan; Zhang, Wensheng; Miao, Chenglin (2026).
• Can Microbenchmark-Derived Insights Guide Energy-Efficient Execution of Real Applications on Asymmetric Multicore Processors?. Ahmeti, Hana Shatri; Korch, Matthias; Werner, Tim; Rauber, Thomas (2026). 130–138.
• Att-VCD: Mitigating Hallucination in MLLMs via Attention-Guided Visual Contrastive Decoding. Zhang, Chi; Wang, Qianyu; Wang, Yinfeng; Zhang, Licheng; Fu, Zheren; Zhang, Yongdong in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, D.-S. Huang, C. Zhang, W. Chen, B. Li, Q. Zhang, W. Bao, Y. Pan, P. Premaratne (eds.) (2026). (Vol. 16654) 529–540.
• LLM-Powered Log Text Embedding for Automated Attack Investigation. Liu, Zheng; Zhang, Xiangliang; Kong, He; Cui, Wenzhuo; Zhang, Lisong; Du, Yingying; Wen, Yu in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, D.-S. Huang, C. Zhang, W. Chen, B. Li, Q. Zhang, W. Bao, Y. Pan, P. Premaratne (eds.) (2026). (Vol. 16652) 294–305.
• Effectiveness and safety of focused deprescribing interventions targeting specific drug classes in older adults across clinical settings: an umbrella systematic literature review. García Álvarez, Ángel; Riera Serra, Pau; Ricci-Cabello, Ignacio; Morales Hernández, David; Santa Cruz, Roberto; Malih, Narges; Gonçalves-Bradley, Daniela C.; Gallardo-Alfaro, Laura; Serrano Ripoll, Maria Jesús; Calafat Villalonga, Catalina; Ferrer Jaillard, Bárbara Ana; Pinteño-Blanco, Manuel; Medina Bombardó, David; Doronzo, Maria Angela; Jaume Gayá, Sebastián; Fiol deRoque, Maria Antònia (2026). 55(8) afag243.

  Polypharmacy is highly prevalent among older adults and is associated with adverse outcomes. While comprehensive medication review is widely promoted to address potentially inappropriate prescribing, it is resource intensive. Focused deprescribing-defined as the targeted withdrawal or dose reduction of specific drug classes-has emerged as a potentially more scalable strategy. This umbrella review synthesised evidence on the effectiveness and safety of drug class-specific focused deprescribing interventions in older adults. We conducted an umbrella review of systematic reviews evaluating focused deprescribing interventions targeting specific pharmacological classes. MEDLINE, Embase, the Cochrane Library and Web of Science were searched from inception to March 2025. Study selection, data extraction and methodological quality assessment (AMSTAR-2) were performed independently by two reviewers. Findings were synthesised narratively by drug class and outcome domain, and overlap was assessed using the Corrected Covered Area. Twenty-seven systematic reviews were included. Most focused on psychotropics, particularly benzodiazepines, and anticholinergics, with fewer assessing antidiabetics or fall-risk increasing drugs. Reductions in medication use were most consistent for benzodiazepines and other psychotropics, especially when interventions included psychotherapy or multifaceted components. Evidence for antidiabetics suggested feasibility and safety, whereas effects on anticholinergics and fall-risk increasing drugs were limited. Clinical outcomes, including mortality, falls and cognition, were inconsistently reported and rarely improved. Most reviews were rated as critically low quality, and certainty of evidence was generally low or very low. Focused deprescribing appears feasible and generally safe for reducing selected potentially inappropriate medications in older adults; however, its clinical benefits are drug class-dependent and remain uncertain.
• From ‘Teilnahme’ to ‘Teilhabe’: Rethinking Participation in Equity-Oriented Computer Science Measures. Bläsing, Lisa Marie; Draude, Claude (2026).

  This paper is motivated by a common problem in German equity measures designed to foster women’s participation in computer science. Initiatives aimed at diversifying the field often rely on workshops in which the target groups take part in pre-defined activities but are not included in defining the scope of the problem or have a say in designing the measures themselves. In this paper, we use our own role in evaluating equity measures within a research project that offers digital fabrication workshops for young women as an example. We work with the distinction between Teilnahme (taking part) and Teilhabe (participation), arguing that equity measures often do not draw on a strong understanding of participation and empowerment. To counter this, and to “stay with the trouble” (Haraway), we propose a small methodological shift: embedding participatory design methods into the evaluation phase in order to reclaim agency for participants and to transform assessment from a metric of success into a site of co-creation. We also find that this problem is not exclusive to equity measures. Hence the shift could be useful for other domains.
• From ‘Teilnahme’ to ‘Teilhabe’: Rethinking Participation in Equity-Oriented Computer Science Measures. Bläsing, Lisa Marie; Draude, Claude (2026).

  This paper is motivated by a common problem in German equity measures designed to foster women’s participation in computer science. Initiatives aimed at diversifying the field often rely on workshops in which the target groups take part in pre-defined activities but are not included in defining the scope of the problem or have a say in designing the measures themselves. In this paper, we use our own role in evaluating equity measures within a research project that offers digital fabrication workshops for young women as an example. We work with the distinction between Teilnahme (taking part) and Teilhabe (participation), arguing that equity measures often do not draw on a strong understanding of participation and empowerment. To counter this, and to “stay with the trouble” (Haraway), we propose a small methodological shift: embedding participatory design methods into the evaluation phase in order to reclaim agency for participants and to transform assessment from a metric of success into a site of co-creation. We also find that this problem is not exclusive to equity measures. Hence the shift could be useful for other domains.
• Zum 80. Jubiläum des WSI: Aktuelle Forschungsperspektiven im Kontext der Polykrise. Hövermann, Andreas; Kohlrausch, Bettina; Polloczek, Magdalena; Schulten, Thorsten (2026). 79(4) 288–295.
• Softwaredefinierte Fahrzeuge – Herausforderungen für Automobilzulieferer. Ziegler, Alexander (2026). 79(4) 305–313.

  Die unter dem Schlagwort „Software-defined Vehicle“ vorangetriebene Neugestaltung von Software gilt neben der Elektrifizierung als zentraler Treiber der Umgestaltung des Kernprodukts Fahrzeug. Auf den ersten Blick scheint dieser Trend spezialisierten Automobilzulieferern neue Wachstumsmöglichkeiten zu eröffnen. Zugleich werden jedoch auch Zweifel laut, ob etablierte Zulieferer den Wandel organisatorisch, technologisch und strategisch bewältigen können. Der Beitrag beleuchtet die Hintergründe der Diskussion und ergründet auf Basis aktueller empirischer Untersuchungen die Herausforderungen für Zulieferer. Deutlich wird, dass der Wandel weder automatisch die Position etablierter Zulieferer stärkt noch deren Erfolgsaussichten grundsätzlich mindert. Vielmehr entsteht eine veränderte Wettbewerbsdynamik, auf die Zulieferer mit einer umfassenden Neugestaltung ihrer Wertschöpfung und Arbeitsorganisation für Fahrzeugsoftware reagieren. Dabei steht viel auf dem Spiel: Wenn es den Zulieferern nicht gelingt, sich zukunftsfähig aufzustellen, droht der Verlust vieler attraktiver Arbeitsplätze. Bei der Gestaltung der Transformation in der Softwareentwicklung ist daher auch die Mitbestimmung gefordert.
• From ‘Teilnahme’ to ‘Teilhabe’: Rethinking Participation in Equity-Oriented Computer Science Measures. Bläsing, Lisa Marie; Draude, Claude (2026).

  This paper is motivated by a common problem in German equity measures designed to foster women’s participation in computer science. Initiatives aimed at diversifying the field often rely on workshops in which the target groups take part in pre-defined activities but are not included in defining the scope of the problem or have a say in designing the measures themselves. In this paper, we use our own role in evaluating equity measures within a research project that offers digital fabrication workshops for young women as an example. We work with the distinction between Teilnahme (taking part) and Teilhabe (participation), arguing that equity measures often do not draw on a strong understanding of participation and empowerment. To counter this, and to “stay with the trouble” (Haraway), we propose a small methodological shift: embedding participatory design methods into the evaluation phase in order to reclaim agency for participants and to transform assessment from a metric of success into a site of co-creation. We also find that this problem is not exclusive to equity measures. Hence the shift could be useful for other domains.
• Europäische Betriebsräte nach dem Brexit. Witzak, Patrick; Hertwig, Markus; Frisone, Anna; Kahmann, Marcus; Hauptmeier, Marco; Lines, Louis (2026). 79(4) 337–345.

  Der Brexit hat die institutionellen Grundlagen Europäischer Betriebsräte (EBR) tiefgreifend verändert. Bis 2020 war das Vereinigte Königreich in rund 70 % aller EBR vertreten ; mit dem EU-Austritt entfiel die Verpflichtung, britische Mitglieder einzubeziehen. Der Beitrag untersucht, wie Arbeitnehmervertretungen und Unternehmensleitungen auf diese Zäsur reagiert haben. Im Fokus stehen Verhandlungen in multinationalen Unternehmen mit Sitz in Deutschland, Frankreich und im Vereinigten Königreich. Auf Basis einer vergleichenden Analyse von 64 EBR sowie vertiefender Fallstudien werden unterschiedliche Muster institutioneller Ergebnisse sichtbar. Zugleich zeigt die Untersuchung die Widerstandsfähigkeit der EBR gegenüber externen Schocks, die außerhalb der Unternehmen entstehen. Theoretisch wird der historische Institutionalismus herangezogen, um zu erklären, wie Institutionen reagieren, wenn die regulatorische Grundlage wegfällt. Damit leistet die Untersuchung einen Beitrag zur Erforschung transnationaler Arbeitsbeziehungen und zur Debatte über die Zukunft der Mitbestimmung in Europa.
• Homomorphic approximation of non-linear activation functions using the CKKS cryptosystem of the OpenFHE library. Engel, Simon; Prantl, Thomas; Horn, Lukas; Bonilla, Rafael; Kounev, Samuel (2026). 6(1)
• Arbeit, Klima, Klasse : Kapitalistische Erschöpfung und soziale Kipppunkte. Hürtgen, Stefanie (2026). 79(4) 355–357.

  Der Begriff der Erschöpfung birgt großes kritisch-analytisches Potenzial. Er ermöglicht es, die Überstrapazierung menschlicher Arbeitskraft und natürlicher Ressourcen in ihrem Zusammenhang zu sehen. So wird einerseits sichtbar, dass wir nicht nur auf ökologische, sondern auch auf soziale Kipppunkte zusteuern. Andererseits zeigen sich neue strategische Ansatzpunkte: Aus der Thematisierung von Niederlagen und Verletzlichkeiten erwächst die Möglichkeit, Spaltungen zwischen Arbeits- und Umweltpolitik zu überwinden.
• LadRanker: Making LLMs All-Round Rankers for Recommendation. Liu, Mengzhu; Sun, Yue; Lam, Chikin; Wang, Keguang; Jiang, Haitao; Wang, Yapeng; Zhang, Weinan; Lin, Jianghao in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, D.-S. Huang, C. Zhang, W. Chen, Y. Pan, P. Premaratne (eds.) (2026). (Vol. 16665) 3–15.
• Homomorphic approximation of non-linear activation functions using the CKKS cryptosystem of the OpenFHE library. Engel, Simon; Prantl, Thomas; Horn, Lukas; Bonilla, Rafael; Kounev, Samuel (2026). 6(1)
• Effectiveness and safety of focused deprescribing interventions targeting specific drug classes in older adults across clinical settings: an umbrella systematic literature review. García Álvarez, Ángel; Riera Serra, Pau; Ricci-Cabello, Ignacio; Morales Hernández, David; Santa Cruz, Roberto; Malih, Narges; Gonçalves-Bradley, Daniela C; Gallardo-Alfaro, Laura; Serrano Ripoll, Maria Jesús; Calafat Villalonga, Catalina; Ferrer Jaillard, Bárbara Ana; Pinteño-Blanco, Manuel; Medina Bombardó, David; Doronzo, Maria Angela; Jaume Gayá, Sebastián; Fiol deRoque, Maria Antònia (2026). 55(8) afag243-.

  Polypharmacy is highly prevalent among older adults and is associated with adverse outcomes. While comprehensive medication review is widely promoted to address potentially inappropriate prescribing, it is resource intensive. Focused deprescribing-defined as the targeted withdrawal or dose reduction of specific drug classes-has emerged as a potentially more scalable strategy. This umbrella review synthesised evidence on the effectiveness and safety of drug class-specific focused deprescribing interventions in older adults. We conducted an umbrella review of systematic reviews evaluating focused deprescribing interventions targeting specific pharmacological classes. MEDLINE, Embase, the Cochrane Library and Web of Science were searched from inception to March 2025. Study selection, data extraction and methodological quality assessment (AMSTAR-2) were performed independently by two reviewers. Findings were synthesised narratively by drug class and outcome domain, and overlap was assessed using the Corrected Covered Area. Twenty-seven systematic reviews were included. Most focused on psychotropics, particularly benzodiazepines, and anticholinergics, with fewer assessing antidiabetics or fall-risk increasing drugs. Reductions in medication use were most consistent for benzodiazepines and other psychotropics, especially when interventions included psychotherapy or multifaceted components. Evidence for antidiabetics suggested feasibility and safety, whereas effects on anticholinergics and fall-risk increasing drugs were limited. Clinical outcomes, including mortality, falls and cognition, were inconsistently reported and rarely improved. Most reviews were rated as critically low quality, and certainty of evidence was generally low or very low. Focused deprescribing appears feasible and generally safe for reducing selected potentially inappropriate medications in older adults; however, its clinical benefits are drug class-dependent and remain uncertain.
• Homomorphic approximation of non-linear activation functions using the CKKS cryptosystem of the OpenFHE library. Engel, Simon; Prantl, Thomas; Horn, Lukas; Bonilla, Rafael; Kounev, Samuel (2026). 6(1)
• Planar Chiral Carbazole‐Naphthalene Bisimide Hetero‐Cyclophane for Circularly Polarized Delayed Fluorescence. Debnath, Sanchari; Garain, Swadhin; Wagenhäuser, Yvonne; Würthner, Frank (2026). 65(35)
• Homomorphic approximation of non-linear activation functions using the CKKS cryptosystem of the OpenFHE library. Engel, Simon; Prantl, Thomas; Horn, Lukas; Bonilla, Rafael; Kounev, Samuel (2026). 6(1)
• Tarifbindung und betriebliche Interessenvertretung. Hohendanner, Christian; Kohaut, Susanne (2026). 79(4) 346–354.

  Die Tarifbindung und die betriebliche Interessenvertretung durch Betriebs- und Personalräte haben in den letzten Jahren schleichend, aber kontinuierlich an Reichweite eingebüßt. Im Jahr 2025 arbeiteten hochgerechnet rund 43 % der westdeutschen und etwa 34 % der ostdeutschen Beschäftigten in einem Betrieb, der einem Branchentarifvertrag unterlag. Firmentarifverträge galten für 6 % der westdeutschen und 11 % der ostdeutschen Beschäftigten. Ein ähnliches Bild zeigt sich bei der betrieblichen Mitbestimmung: Im Jahr 2025 arbeiteten noch etwa 43 % der westdeutschen und 39 % der ostdeutschen Beschäftigten in Betrieben mit Betriebs- oder Personalrat.
• Universal Computational Extractors and Multi-Bit AIPO from Lattice Assumptions. Chen, Yilei; Mao, Xinyu in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, S. Fehr, P.-A. Fouque (eds.) (2025). (Vol. 15603) 63–93.
• ID-Flow: Leveraging Voice Identity for Generalizing Audio Deepfake Detection. Choi, Jongwook; Kim, Taehoon; Choi, Jongwon (2025). 1–5.
• Reinforcement Learning-Based Dynamic Routing Strategy for LEO Satellite Networks. Guo, Qi; Zhu, Yishi; Kato, Nei; Hasegawa, Yohei; Ariyoshi, Masayuki (2025). 728–733.
• Depth Gives a False Sense of Privacy: LLM Internal States Inversion. Dong, Tian; Meng, Yan; Li, Shaofeng; Chen, Guoxing; Liu, Zhen; Zhu, Haojin L. Bauer, G. Pellegrino (eds.) (2025). 1629–1648.
• Public-Key Encryption and Injective Trapdoor Functions from LWE with Large Noise Rate. Ji, Liheng; Chen, Yilei in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, C. Boura, A. Mashatan, A. Miri (eds.) (2025). (Vol. 16207) 456–485.
• FASP: A Fast and Accurate Framework for Schedule Performance Evaluation. Lan, Qingqiu; Ren, Ao; Wang, Zhenyu; Li, Wei; Zhu, Hongbin; Tan, Yujuan; Liu, Duo; Zhong, Kan; Qin, Chaoxia (2025). 1–8.
• Invisible but Detected: Physical Adversarial Shadow Attack and Defense on LiDAR Object Detection. Kobayashi, Ryunosuke; Nomoto, Kazuki; Tanaka, Yuna; Tsuruoka, Go; Mori, Tatsuya L. Bauer, G. Pellegrino (eds.) (2025). 7369–7386.
• YOLO-Shuffle Unified Cross Attentive Feature Fusion for Multispectral Drone Based Object Detection. Habash, Nadin; Alqumsan, Ahmad Abu; Zhou, Tao; Arogbonlo, Adetokunbo (2025). 1–6.
• Symbolic-Numerical Algorithms for Solving Multidimensional Boundary Value Problems by Finite Element Method on Hypercubes. Kovalev, Oleg O.; Batgerel, Balt; Gusev, Alexander A.; Hai, Luong Le; Derbov, Vladimir L.; Chuluunbaatar, Ochbadrakh; Vinitsky, Sergue I.; Wen, Peiwei in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, F. Boulier, C. Mou, T. M. Sadykov, E. V. Vorozhtsov (eds.) (2025). (Vol. 16235) 210–222.
• Facemover: Unsupervised face frontalization with embedding segments. Lee, Jongmin; Lee, Jaeyoon; Lim, Hyoungjun; Choi, Jongwook; Choi, Jongwon (2025). 1–6.
• VT-SNN: Variable Time-Step Spiking Neural Network Based on Uncertainty Measure and Its Application in Brain Disease Diagnosis. Rao, Haonan; Wei, Shaolong; Jiang, Shu; Wang, Mingliang; Ding, Weiping; Huang, Jiashuang in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, J. C. Gee, D. C. Alexander, J. Hong, J. E. Iglesias, C. H. Sudre, A. Venkataraman, P. Golland, J. H. Kim, J. Park (eds.) (2025). (Vol. 15974) 670–679.
• WIP: Evaluating the End-to-End Impact of False Localization Attacks on vSLAM-Based Autonomous Drones. Ebine, Yuga; Nomoto, Kazuki; Tanaka, Yuna; Kobayashi, Ryunosuke; Tsuruoka, Go; Mori, Tatsuya Z. B. Celik, N. Zhang, S. Rampazzi, A. Xiong (eds.) (2025). 73–80.
• WIP: Understanding the Mechanisms Behind NDT-Based Localization Vulnerabilities in Autonomous Driving. Tanaka, Yuna; Nomoto, Kazuki; Kobayashi, Ryunosuke; Tsuruoka, Go; Mori, Tatsuya Z. B. Celik, N. Zhang, S. Rampazzi, A. Xiong (eds.) (2025). 211–219.
• The Philosopher’s Stone: Trojaning Plugins of Large Language Models. Dong, Tian; Xue, Minhui; Chen, Guoxing; Holland, Rayne; Meng, Yan; Li, Shaofeng; Liu, Zhen; Zhu, Haojin (2025).
• WIP: Evaluation of Threats and Impacts of HD Map Tampering Attacks in Autonomous Driving. Sato, Miyu; Kobayashi, Ryunosuke; Nomoto, Kazuki; Tanaka, Yuna; Tsuruoka, Go; Mori, Tatsuya Z. B. Celik, N. Zhang, S. Rampazzi, A. Xiong (eds.) (2025). 307–314.
• Accreditation, Patient Safety, Risk management, Quality Assurance, Audit P0024 A study on impact of internal quality control lot change on measurement uncertainty on routine biochemistry parameters in a clinical biochemistry laboratory. Asia, Priyanka (2025). 63(Special Suppl.) S118.

  BACKGROUND-AIM The concept of measurement uncertainty represents an advanced approach in quality assurance, although the identification and measurement of errors have long been fundamental aspects of quality management in clinical biochemistry laboratories. Defining and calculating uncertainty ranges offers valuable insight into the extent of variation in measurements. According to ISO 15189:2012 standards, uncertainty calculations shall focus solely on sources of uncertainty during the analytical phase. The imprecision data obtained from the routine application of internal quality control is recommended as the quantitative estimate of the uncertainty of measurement. Uncertainty may be influenced by routine changes like reagent batches, internal quality control (IQC) lots, different operators, new operators, and scheduled instrument maintenance. In case of all these scenarios, it is important to recalculate it. This study evaluated the impact of IQC lot change on expanded measurement uncertainty (MU) on routine biochemistry parameters. METHODS The MU of routine clinical biochemistry parameters was estimated using the top-down approach using (IQC) data. IQC data of bilevel control material, which were run consecutively in one year's duration for six months each, were observed. The mean, standard deviation (SD), and coefficient of variation percentage (CV%) were retrieved from quality control data software. The MU was calculated from CV% using the formula MU = CV% * 1.96. The mean, SD, and MU were compared for the two different lot control materials with the combined MU obtained from the whole data set. RESULTS The variation in MU was significant for most of the analytes when MU of both lots was compared separately with combined MU. The variation of MU was also evident when data from two different lots of IQC was evaluated. CONCLUSIONS MU calculated by using IQC data is one of the practical approaches used in clinical biochemistry laboratories to measure the uncertainties associated with the analytes. However, it is important to consider the lot changes of IQC material to estimate reliable MU.
• Reform der EU-Lieferkettenrichtlinie – Notwendige Entbürokratisierung oder Sozialabbau?. Lorenzen, Stefanie (2025). 78(6) 478–481.

  Die EU-Kommission möchte mit dem sog. Omnibus die EU-Lieferkettenrichtlinie CSDDD im Namen der Wettbewerbsfähigkeit europäischer Unternehmen entbürokratisieren. Die bisherigen Trilogpositionen hierzu vereinfachen jedoch kaum, sondern stellen verbesserte Menschen- und Umweltrechte in globalen Lieferketten in Frage.
• Der Ohnmacht im Betrieb begegnen. Erfahrungen der IG Metall Weser-Elbe in Zeiten von Rechtsruck und Transformation. Groell, Felix (2025). 78(6) 469–472.

  Der Artikel stellt die Ergebnisse einer Betriebsrätebefragung in Klein- und Mittelbetrieben in und um Bremerhaven sowie Erkenntnisse aus einem Bildungsprojekt der IG Metall Weser-Elbe vor. Deutlich wird, dass Deutungen der Transformation im Betrieb umkämpft sind. Vor diesem Hintergrund schlägt der Beitrag konkrete Strategien für den Umgang mit rechtsextremen Deutungsangeboten bei Transformationskonflikten vor, die auf das Erleben von Handlungsfähigkeit im Betrieb abzielen. Die Betriebsratswahlen 2026 erhalten deshalb als Selbstwirksamkeitserfahrung große Bedeutung für den Kampf gegen rechts.
• Innovativer Wurf oder am Ziel vorbei? Die Bewertung der EU-Plattformrichtlinie durch deutsche Arbeitsmarktakteure. Hoose, Fabian; Beckmann, Fabian; Topal, Serkan; Glanz, Sabrina (2025). 78(6) 461–468.

  Die EU-Richtlinie zur Plattformarbeit markiert einen bedeutenden Schritt zur Regulierung digital vermittelter Erwerbstätigkeit. Sie zielt darauf ab, Scheinselbstständigkeit zu verhindern, mehr Transparenz beim algorithmischen Management zu schaffen und den Zugang zu Interessenvertretungen zu erleichtern. Die empirische Analyse des Beitrags zeigt, dass in Deutschland Stakeholder aus Gewerkschaften, Verbänden und Plattformunternehmen die Richtlinie unterschiedlich bewerten: Während Gewerkschaften sie als notwendige Maßnahme zur Stärkung von Arbeitsrechten begrüßen, befürchten Unternehmen sowie Branchen- und Selbstständigenverbände Überregulierung und Wettbewerbsnachteile. Die Umsetzung der Richtlinie bietet jedoch ein Gelegenheitsfenster für weitergehende arbeitsmarktpolitische Weichenstellungen. Zugleich besteht die Gefahr eines regulatorischen Flickenteppichs in Europa, da nationale Spielräume zur Umsetzung unterschiedlich gefüllt werden könnten. Die Etablierung kohärenter Standards, die sowohl den Schutz von Plattformarbeitenden als auch faire Wettbewerbsbedingungen gewährleisten, bleibt damit eine zentrale Herausforderung.
• Die unsichere Zukunft der Produktionsarbeit in Deutschland. Das Leitwerkkonzept und die Krise in der Automobilzuliefererindustrie. Krzywdzinski, Martin (2025). 78(6) 415–423.

  Durch einen massiven Nachfrageeinbruch, den Wandel zur Elektromobilität, abnehmende Exportmöglichkeiten und zunehmenden Standortwettbewerb steht die deutsche Automobilzuliefererindustrie unter Druck. Dies stellt die Zukunftsfähigkeit von Produktionsstandorten mit Leitwerkfunktionen und damit auch die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der industriellen Produktionsbeschäftigung in Deutschland infrage. Der Artikel untersucht, welche Bedeutung das Leitwerkkonzept aktuell hat, wie sich diese Standorte an den technologischen Wandel anpassen und welche Rolle Betriebsräte in diesem Prozess spielen. Die Analyse basiert auf zwei Betriebsratsbefragungen aus den Jahren 2016 und 2024. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass etwa ein Drittel der Standorte weiterhin Leitwerkfunktionen innehat. Diese Betriebe treiben die Entwicklung neuer Produkte für die Elektromobilität überdurchschnittlich voran und weisen eine stabilere Beschäftigungsentwicklung auf. Allerdings gibt es Anzeichen für eine Erosion von Standortvorteilen, insbesondere durch die Verlagerung der Produktentwicklung. Eine frühzeitige Einbindung der Betriebsräte begünstigt Innovationsaktivitäten. Langfristig sind industriepolitische Maßnahmen erforderlich, um die Anpassungsstrategien dieser Betriebe erfolgreich zu gestalten.
• Methodenbericht. Bildungswege von geflüchteten Kindern und Jugendlichen – Teilstudie C24 (zugleich 9. Erhebung in ReGES) Ruland, M.; Sandbrink, K.; Gerber, V.; Ben Haddou, S. (2025). Bonn, Germany: infas Institut für angewandte Sozialwissenschaft GmbH.
• A phase III randomized clinical trial evaluating perioperative therapy (neoadjuvant chemotherapy versus chemoradiotherapy) in locally advanced gallbladder cancers (POLCAGB). Engineer, Reena; Goel, Mahesh; Ostwal, Vikas; Patkar, Shraddha; Gudi, Shivakumar; Ramaswamy, Anant; Kannan, Sadhana; Shetty, Nitin; Gala, Kunal; Agrawal, Archi; Ramadvar, Mukta; Patil, Prachi; Mehta, Shaesta; Krishnatry, Rahul; Pradhan, Satyajit; Pujari, Lincoln; Tripathi, Mayank; Chopra, Supriya; Chourasiya, Dipika; Gupta, Sudeep (2025). 43(suppl.16) 4007.

  4007Background: Locally advanced Gallbladder cancers (LAGBC)initially deemed not suitable for R0 resection receive either neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NACT)or neoadjuvant chemoradiation (NACRT)downstaging for resection and to improve outcomes. Methods: This is a randomized phase 3 trial (NCT02867865) that included fit patients with LAGBC adenocarcinoma,. T3/T4 with liver infiltration ( > 2cm, < 5cm); N1 nodal status; obstructive jaundice (type I/II biliary obstruction) ;duodenal or colonic abutment with no mucosal infiltration , < 180°vascular involvement. The patients were randomized (1:1) to NACT arm (Gemcitabine + platinum for four cycles) versus NACRT arm (55 -57Gy with concurrent gemcitabine followed by two cycles of chemotherapy) and were then evaluated for surgery. A sample size of 314 patients was required to detect a 5.5 months difference (11 mo.to 16.5 mo in the test arm) with median overall survival (OS) as the primary endpoint (hazard ratio, 0.7; 2-sided α = 0.05; ? = 0.2). Secondary endpoints were event free survival (EFS),R0 resection rates and post-operative complication rates. Due to slow accrual Institutional Ethics committee requested the investigators for interim analysis and approval was obtained for the same. Results: From Oct 2016 to Sept 2024, 124 patients (64 NACT, 60 NACTRT)were enrolled at 2 centers. At the time of analysis 93 OS events were observed in 124 patients. Median follow-up was 62 (range 6.9-94) months. More number of patients underwent R0 resection in NACRT than NACT arm 51.6 vs 29.7% (p = 0.01) In the intention to treat analysis, the NACTRT arm showed improved OS compared to the NACT arm [21.8 mo.vs.10.1 mo. p = 0.006]. EFS was 10.6 mo. vs 4.9 months, p = 0.006]. Similar results were noted in the per protocol analysis(n = 110). Clavien Dindo postoperative morbidity of grade 3 and above was 4/22 (18.18%) in NACT arm vs 9/32(28.12%) in NACRT arm (p = 0.30). The interim analysis demonstrated a significant improvement in efficacy in the NACRT arm. Based on the current data, the conditional power was calculated to be 99.96%. Conclusions: This trial demonstrates that the addition of concurrent chemoradiation to chemotherapy improves overall survival and resection rates in patients with locally advanced gallbladder cancers. These results provide important evidence to guide treatment decisions in this traditionally difficult to treat set of gallbladder cancers. Clinical trial information: NCT02867865. Treatment outcomes.Outcome measuresNACTRTN=60 NACTN=64HRpPatients surgically explored39(65%)29(45.3%)0.03Patients undergoing R0 resection31 (51.6%)19 (29.7%)0.01Median OS (months) (95% CI)21.8 (14.6-29.14)10.1 (8.5-11.7)HR- 0.5695%CI- 0.37-0.840.0065 Year survival (95% CI)27 (17.7-43)%18 (10-31) %EFS (months) (95% CI)10.6 (6.07-15.5-15)4.89 (3.06-6.73)HR-0.5895%CI- 0.39-0.850.0065 Yr EFS (%)21 (12-35.7)%12.7 (6-24.6)%
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• Approximate Solutions of the RSIR Model of COVID-19 Pandemic. Pen’kov, Feodor M.; Derbov, Vladimir L.; Chuluunbaatar, G.; Gusev, Alexander A.; Vinitsky, Sergey I.; Gózdz, M.; Krassovitskiy, Pavel in IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, A. Byrski, T. Czachórski, E. Gelenbe, K. Grochla, Y. Murayama (eds.) (2021). (Vol. 616) 53–64.
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  With the advance of Web Services technologies and the mergence of Web Services into the information space, tremendous opportunities for empowering users and organizations appear in various application domains including electronic commerce, travel, intelligence information gathering and analysis, health care, digital government, etc. However, the technology to organize, search, integrate these Web Services has not kept pace with the rapid growth of the available information space. The number of Web Services to be integrated may be large and continuously changing. The ubiquitous need for Web Services integration across heterogeneous information sources pushed Web Services providers to join each others into Web Services Communities. Different approaches related to the specification, management and querying of a community were proposed. Whoever, current approaches for managing and querying Web Services Communities’ lack of a general formal and clear design. Hence, we propose a framewok which enables the community management then allows community members to share reusable fragments of kow-how in order to optimize query processing among communities .To demonstrate the viability of our approach, we propose a health care community infrastructure for supporting a community management and querying as well as a prototype application that utilizes communities.
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