Publications (8613)
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Expérience migratoire dans les itinéraires clandestins en Libye et détresse psychosociale des Burkinabè de retour volontaire assistés au Burkina Faso.
Ibrahim KOURAOGO et Alexis Clotaire BASSOLE
"La présente étude basée sur des entretiens réalisés auprès des migrants clandestins burkinabè de retour volontaire assistés de la Libye met en évidence l’état de détresse psychosociale dans lequel se trouvent ces derniers après leur retour au Burkina Faso. La collecte de données s’est étalée du 10 janvier et le 16(...)
Burkina Faso, expérience migratoire, migrant de retour volontaire assisté, violences, abus, exploitations, détresse psychosociale
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Large Language Models Adaptation for Web Applications Attacks Detection
Nana Sidwendluian Romaric, Bassolé Didier, Guel Désiré, Sié Oumarou
Large Language Models (LLMs) represent a major advance in the field of deep learning. Their ability to understand long-term dependencies between words in a sentence has completely revolutionized natural language processing. Based on the architecture of transformers, LLMs are trained to solve common linguistic problems, such as text classificat(...)
Adaptation models, Accuracy, Large language models, Text categorization, Bidirectional control, Transformers, Encoding, Service-oriented architecture, Computer security, Payloads, Fine-tuning;Large Language Model, Web application attacks, Detection
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Morbidity and Mortality of Major Hepatectomies in A Resource-Limited Country
Adama Sanou, Rodrigue Namékinsba Doamba, Aimée Florence Sanon, Mamadou Windsouri, Issa Wendpouiré Bahi- koro, Laure Clarisse Yameogo, Carine Bagre, Daouda Bara, Bazin Thony Lionel Traore, Hannah Wild and Chady Salloum
1.1. Introduction
A major hepatectomy is defined as the resection of at least three liver segments. Most often carried out as part of the treatment of a malignant liver tumor, it still causes significant morbidity and mortality.
1.2. Objective
To report the morbidity and survival of patients who underwent major hepatectomy in the hepatobili(...)
Liver Resection; Hepatocarcinoma; Complication; Survival; Burkina Faso
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Sensitive electrochemical determination of sunset yellow in soft drinks using geopolymer-modified carbon paste electrode
Raïssa Tagueu Massah, Amidou Tall, Boukaré Kaboré, Yssouf Karanga, Wendwaoga Ibrango, Lynn Myllyam Beleuk à Moungam, Evangeline Njanja, Issa Tapsoba, Ignas Kenfack Tonle
A volcanic ash-based geopolymer (GPVA) was used to design an electrochemical sensor for the determination of sunset yellow (SY) in nonalcoholic juices. After the preparation and characterization of the geopolymer material, it was used to modify a carbon paste electrode (GPVA-CPE). The electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) characterizati(...)
Geopolymer, volcanic, ash, food colorant, voltammetry, soft drink
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Are freshwater stoneflies (Plecoptera) endangered in the West African Sahel region?
IDRISSA KABORE, ADAMA OUEDA, OTTO MOOG, ANDREAS MELCHER
Stoneflies are valuable indicators of ecological health and play a crucial role in maintaining the biodiversity of West Africa, but the research on Stoneflies species are still very insipid and sparse. By understanding their distribution patterns, we can develop effective strategies to conserve these important insects and ensure the sustainabi(...)
Burkina Faso, distribution, freshwaters, stoneflies, threats, Western Africa
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Effect of Quail Dropping and Compost on Soil Biological and Chemical Fertility, Growth and Biomass Production of Maize
Koulibi Fidèle ZONGO, Mahamadi KYELEM, Daouda GUEBRE, Boussa Tockville MARE, Aboubacar COULIBALY and Edmond HIEN
In Burkina Faso, maize (Zea mays L.) is the second most cultivated cereal. However, yields
remain low due to the decline in soil fertility inherent to several factors. This study was carried
out in order to valorize compost and quail droppings in maize production. It was carried out in a
greenhouse vegetation vase at French Research Inst(...)
Lixisol; compost; quail droppings; maize production; soil fertility
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Optimizing DDoS attack detection in SDN using machine learning
Rolph Abraham Yao, Ferdinand Tonguim Guinko
Distributed Denial of Service attacks are a major threat to network security, particularly for Software-Defined Networks. Despite their centralized and flexible management, they are particularly vulnerable to Distributed Denial of Service attacks. In this paper, an effective approach to identifying Distributed Denial of Service attacks based o(...)
Distributed Denial of Service , Software-Defined Network , model , Machine Learning , dataset , performance
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Physiological Responses and Productivity Assessment of Sorghum-Leguminous Association Cropping Systems in the Sudan-Sahelian Zone of Burkina Faso, West Africa
Sawadogo T, Bazié H. R, Bazié P, Sanon Z, Zombré G.
Optimizing farming systems is essential to boost productivity in Sudano-Sahelian zones, particularly in the face of challenges posed by climate change and soil degradation. This research explores the effects of sorghum-mungbean (Vigna radiata) and sorghum-voandzou (Vigna subterranea) intercropping on crop physiology and productivity in a farmi(...)
Intercropping; Leguminous; LER; Mungbean; Sorghum; Voandzou
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A field guide for sampling bats (Chiroptera) for eco-epidemiological studies
Shariful Islam, Napoko Malika Kangoyé, Andrés Velasco-Villa, Abdoulaye Hama Diallo, Robab Katani, Luis E. Escobar
Bats serve as reservoir hosts for numerous zoonotic pathogens of public health
significance, including coronaviruses, lyssaviruses, and henipaviruses, while
simultaneously playing critical roles in ecosystem function through pollination,
seed dispersal, and pest control. The increasing frequency of bat-associated disease
outbreaks has(...)
bats, bat-borne, biosafety, biosecurity, Chiroptera, sampling, surveillance, welfare
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Exploring African Fermented Foods: Microbial Folate Synthesis and Potential for In Situ Fortification
Fabrice Bationo, Wendpuiré Cindy Ornéla Lalsomdé, Diarra Compaoré- Sérémé, Joseph Sougrenooma Ilboudo, Crépin Ibingou Dibala, Donatien Kaboré, Charles Parkouda, LaurenciaToulsoumdé Songré-Ouattara & Mamoudou Hama Dicko
The present review explores recent scientific evidence on in situ folate
fortification through African staple foods fermentation. Specifically, it high-
lights, folate-producing microorganisms isolated from these foods, condi-
tions influencing folate production, and key factors determining the success
or failure of this approach. Relevant(...)
Africa; folate; fermentation; in situ fortification; lactic acid bacteria; yeast
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Seven candidate interventions to address abuse of older people
Laura Campo-Tena, Jeffrey H.Herbst, WanY.Choo, David Burnes, Mélanie Couture, Fatemeh Estebsari, Christelle S.L.Kafando ; George Rouamba; Marie-Madeleine Simbreni; Elsie Yan; Yongjie Yon; Christopher Mikton
The Abuse of Older People – Intervention Accelerator (AOP-IA) project aims to accelerate the development of effective interventions to prevent and reduce AOP aged 60 and older within the framework of the United Nations Decade of Healthy Ageing (2021–2030). The AOP-IA was launched in response to the global need for interventions with proven eff(...)
abuse of older people; intervention accelerator; systematic screening and assessment; evaluability assessment; global; older people
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Behavior of potential insect pollinators visiting Moringa oleifera flowers
Babou Frédéric Bazié, Madjelia Cangré Ebou Dao, Salifou Kabré, Olivier Gnankine
The influence of potential insect pollinators is decisive in the fruiting process of many cross-pollinated plants. The aim
of this study was to determine the behaviour of potential pollinating insects visiting Moringa oleifera flowers. Collections were carried out from July to September 2018 and 2019, followed by monitoring of the behavior of(...)
Insect pollinators, Flowers, Floral resources, Behavior, Climatic zones , Moringa oleifera
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Health centers network analysis with Gephi and ForceAtlas2 approach: Case of Burkina Faso
Saan-nonnan Olivier Dabire, Désiré Guel, Boureima Zerbo
Burkina Faso, like many developing countries, faces significant challenges in public health, particularly regarding healthcare access and infrastructure distribution. Healthcare centers are unevenly distributed across regions, resulting in disparities in access to care. This study aims to analyze the structure and efficiency of the healthcare(...)
Force Atlas2, Graph theory, Modularity, Density, Health network, Burkina Faso
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FACTEURS ENTRAVANT L’AUTONOMISATION SOCIO-ECONOMIQUE DES JEUNES FEMMES TISSEUSES DE LA VILLE DE DANO/BURKINA FASO
Mariétou Sawadogo1, Souleymane Ba2, Prosper Kabore1 and Bebe Bio Da1
In the town of Dano, weaving is primarily carried out by younger
women as a means of socio-economic empowerment. This research
aims to examine the socio economic factors that hinder the empowerme
nt of women in Dano. It employs a mixed-methods approach, drawing
on primary data collected from women weavers through non-random
sampling b(...)
woman, social environment, Faso Dan Fani.
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Nutraceutical potentiality of Moringa oleifera and Senna occidentalis grown under organic conditions from Burkina Faso.
Kone, S., Tapsoba, F., Sanon, S., Zongo, C., Traore, Y., & Savadogo, A.
Quality nutrition is required for sustainable human health as well as disease prevention. This study aimed to evaluate the physico-chemical elements sources with nutraceutical value of Moringa oleifera and Senna occidentalis. M. oleifera had benefited from a biological treatment during its cultivation. Physico-chemical parameters analysis show(...)
organic plants, superfoods, functional foods, proximate composition, minerals, amino acid composition