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Military Cyberspace Strategies explores the growing role of cyberspace as a critical domain of modern defence and national security. The book examines emerging cyber threats, cyberattacks on military and civilian infrastructure, and the technologies and strategies developed to prevent, detect, and mitigate them.

Emphasizing the importance of information superiority, innovation, and public-private collaboration, it discusses how governments, defence organizations, and the technology sector can work together to build resilient and adaptive cybersecurity capabilities. Individual chapters review the attack vectors and threat actors at work in cyberspace, the offensive and defensive strategies used against them, and the technologies now reshaping the field: artificial intelligence, cloud computing, reconnaissance drones, high power microwave systems, robotic soldiers, cyber command centres, tracking areas, radio interferometry and the fight against fake news.

Written by Dr. Imadeldin Elsayed Elmutasim of Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA), Malaysia, and supported by an extensive bibliography, the book also looks ahead to the emerging technologies and the new vulnerabilities they may introduce, offering a forward-looking perspective on securing an increasingly interconnected digital world.

Book Summary

The Molecular Biology Workbook is a comprehensive practical guide designed for third-year undergraduate students majoring in microbiology (Semester 5). The book aims to support and reinforce the understanding of core molecular biology concepts by systematically linking concise course reminders with a wide range of applied exercises and fully explained solutions.

The workbook covers the fundamental topics of molecular biology, beginning with DNA, including its structure, physicochemical properties, replication mechanisms, mutagenesis, and DNA repair processes. It then addresses RNA, its structure, types, and functions, as well as transcription mechanisms in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. The book further explores protein biosynthesis, the genetic code, and translation, before concluding with gene expression regulation, particularly in prokaryotes.

Featuring more than 100 carefully designed exercises, supported by clear diagrams, tables, and step-by-step solutions, this workbook facilitates active learning, self-assessment, and exam preparation. It serves as an effective pedagogical tool that combines scientific rigor with educational clarity, making it a valuable reference for students in biological sciences and an introductory resource for early-stage researchers in molecular biology.

Integrating Stroke Care in Algeria is a strategic and practical roadmap for transforming stroke management in Algeria. Despite stroke being the country’s second leading cause of death and the foremost cause of adult disability, patients continue to face fragmented care pathways, delayed treatment, poor coordination among specialists, and inadequate post-discharge support. Written from a clinician’s perspective, the book identifies the systemic causes of these shortcomings and proposes a comprehensive national solution built on three pillars: the establishment of Stroke Units in major hospitals, the creation of multidisciplinary Neuro-Vascular Care Teams coordinated around each patient, and the deployment of a nationwide telemedicine network linking specialized centers with regional hospitals. Combining evidence-based recommendations with practical tools, standardized protocols, and policy guidance, the book offers a clear blueprint for healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, and policymakers. At its core, it advocates a unified, patient-centered approach where specialties work together to reduce preventable deaths, limit disability, and improve quality of life. More than a medical text, this work is a call to action—demonstrating that with organization, coordination, and commitment, Algeria can build a modern, integrated stroke care system capable of saving lives and restoring dignity to thousands of patients and families each year.

freed Palestinian detainee Israa Ja’abis opens the pages of memory and pain, recounting her harrowing journey since surviving severe burns and being arrested in 2015. Through years of medical neglect, isolation, and daily struggle, she rebuilds herself word by word. Blending literary reflections, poetry, personal notes, and drawings, Israa presents a powerful testimony of suffering and resilience—a story of motherhood, loss, and the light of hope that refuses to fade despite chains and wounds. Pained is a testament to survival, a rebirth from the ashes, and the voice of a woman who turned her anguish into a message for the world.

About the Book

Meet Palma, a gentle date palm who lives in the legendary land of Queen Tin Hinane.

Through her touching story, young readers discover the beauty of the Algerian desert, the importance of clean water, and the dangers of pollution and global warming.

As Palma shares her joys, fears, and hopes, children learn that even the smallest acts of kindness can help protect nature and preserve our planet for future generations.

Filled with warmth, adventure, and unforgettable illustrations, Palma is an inspiring story that encourages every child to become a guardian of the Earth.

Pathway to Proficiency – Teacher Book, written by Esanossi Haroon, is a comprehensive instructional guide designed for English language teachers at the elementary level. It aims to develop students’ reading comprehension skills through structured lessons, engaging texts, and interactive classroom activities.

The book provides a clear roadmap for teachers, guiding them step by step in helping students master key reading skills. Each unit includes Pre-Reading Activities, Skimming and Scanning practice, Vocabulary Development, and Comprehension Tasks, along with analytical questions and short story exercises to enhance understanding and application.

The book consists of eight units and four short stories, covering familiar and age-appropriate themes such as Our Neighborhood, Pets, Smart Technology, and Education. Each lesson encourages students to think critically, share ideas, and participate actively in discussions, making reading both meaningful and enjoyable.

With its learner-centered approach and emphasis on collaboration, Pathway to Proficiency – Teacher Book (Second Edition, 2025) serves as an essential reference for teachers who seek to create an interactive classroom environment. It helps students strengthen vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency while building confidence and a lasting interest in reading.

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Bioinformatics (2ICB’24) presents a comprehensive scientific record of the research contributions showcased during the second edition of the International Conference on Bioinformatics, held at M’Hamed Bougara University of Boumerdes (UMBB), Algeria, on November 13–14, 2024. This volume compiles an extensive collection of keynote lectures, invited talks, oral communications, and poster abstracts that highlight the latest advancements in bioinformatics and OMICS sciences, including genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, multi-omics integration, and structural bioinformatics.
The proceedings reflect the dynamic scientific dialogue among internationally recognized researchers, experts, and early-career scientists, addressing contemporary issues such as high-throughput genetic analysis, computational modeling, biomarker discovery, machine learning applications in health sciences, drug design, microbial genomics, and the development of innovative bioinformatics tools. By bringing together contributions from leading universities, research institutes, and specialized laboratories worldwide, this book illustrates the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in tackling complex biological and medical challenges. Rich in theoretical foundations and practical applications, the volume serves as a valuable reference for researchers, students, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of data-driven biological research and to keep pace with emerging methodologies shaping the future of bioinformatics and biomedical science.

The Abstract Book of the First National Seminar on Health and Food Safety brings together a wide range of peer-reviewed scientific contributions addressing critical issues at the intersection of human health, microbiology, biotechnology, and food safety. Organized by the Department of Microbiology and Biochemistry at Mohamed Boudiaf University of M’sila, the seminar aims to strengthen scientific dialogue, promote applied research, and support evidence-based public health and food safety policies.

The proceedings highlight contemporary challenges such as antimicrobial resistance, foodborne pathogens, nosocomial infections, bioactive natural compounds, and risk assessment in food systems. Contributions employ diverse methodologies, including classical microbiology, molecular biology, phytochemistry, metagenomics (16S rRNA), predictive microbiology, and quantitative risk assessment.

The book is structured around two main themes: Microorganisms and Human Health and Microorganisms and Food Safety, featuring oral communications and poster presentations. Collectively, these works provide insights into pathogen surveillance, therapeutic potentials of medicinal plants and essential oils, microbial ecology of traditional foods, and strategies to enhance food quality, safety, and sustainability.

Overall, the volume serves as a valuable scientific reference for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to advance integrated approaches to health protection and food safety.