The 5th issue of MINAR Journal is here! Get ready to delve into a wealth of research and discoveries in applied sciences and technology.
We are delighted to announce the release of the 5th issue of the MINAR journal, featuring a dedicated focus on applied sciences and technology. We are confident that the published articles will provide our readers with valuable insights and knowledge.
In the first article, "Survey: Efficient Hybrid Algorithms of Cryptography" by Mays M. HOOBI, various cryptographic techniques are explored, showcasing efficient hybrid algorithms.
Next, Ahlam A. HUSSAIN and Ebtesam F. KANGER present an "Innovative Gestational Age Estimation Model for Iraqi Fetuses Based on Ultrasound Images Measurements," contributing to the field of medical technology.
The investigation of electron diffusion coefficient's dependence on temperature in plasma gas CO2, N2, He, and mixtures is discussed in "Investigation of Electrons Diffusion Coefficient Dependence on Temperature in Plasma Gas CO2, N2, He, and Mixtures" by Nisaan Saud ORAIBI.
Moving to the study of laser-induced plasma, Mohammed R. ABDULAMEER, Ali A-K. HUSSAIN, and Adhim A. AADIM conduct "Electron Density Spectroscopic Measurement in Al Laser Induced Plasma."
In "Fabrication of Ag Sb (SxSe1-x)2 /Si Heterojunction for Solar Cell Application," Hiba H. ISSA explores the fabrication of a heterojunction with potential applications in solar cells.
The ecological aspect is addressed in "Detection Agriculture Degradation for the South of Baghdad City Using Remote Sensing Data for Years 2010-2019" by Taif Adil DHAMIN, Ebtesam F. KHANJER, and Fouad K. MASHEE.
Next, the focus shifts to optical simulations in "Modeling and Analysis of Five Regions Fiber Bragg Grating Using OptiSystem Software Simulation" by Riyam Skakir MOHAISEN and Suha Mousa KHORSHEED.
Abeer Khaldoon Al GBURI studies "Iterative Learning Control of a Two-Link Robot Arm," contributing to the advancement of robotics.
In "Solving N-Queen Problem Using Probability Collective," Lutfia Khalifa Haj MOHAMED explores a probability-based approach to tackle the N-Queen problem.
Baida M. AHMED, Shaimaa Hussein Abd MUSLIM, and Muntadher Jawad KHOUDHAIR present research on "Determining Emissions Plasma Iron by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy in Atmospheric Environment."
We invite all readers to explore these fascinating articles and join us in celebrating the advancements in applied sciences and technology showcased in the 5th issue of MINAR journal.