Tobacco Science and Technology
Tobacco Science and Technology is a peer reviewed journal since 2013 up to now. The journal is monthly publishing journal.The main scope of Tobacco Science and Technology) is Agricultural engineering/Agricultural science, Biological Engineering/ Biological science, bio-chemistry, chemistry, public health, pharmaceutical science and so on. Our journal welcome original papers from everywhere in the world.
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Boosting Musang King Durian's Global Growth: The Power of Sustainability and AI Innovation
The durian industry in Malaysia, as a major global producer and exporter of the "King of Fruits," plays a crucial role in local and international agriculture. However, it faces challenges from climate change and the need for sustainable agricultural practices to remain competitive. The review investigates how sustainable farming practices and technological innovations, such as AI and genetic advancements, can help mitigate the impacts of climate change and enhance productivity within the durian sector. It examines the role of these innovations in crop yield improvement, disease management, and
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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in waste management is revolutionizing the sector, enhancing sustainability and operational efficiency across various domains, such as municipal, industrial, and wastewater treatment. Despite AI's potential, challenges such as outdated infrastructure, manual labor reliance, and the lack of integration with complementary technologies like IoT and blockchain impede its widespread adoption. The review aims to explore the role of AI in optimizing waste collection, sorting, and resource recovery, focusing on technologies like machine learning, predict
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Cancer remains a leading cause of mortality globally, with Malaysia facing an alarming increase in cancer incidence, exacerbated by a shortage of oncologists, geographic disparities, and late-stage diagnoses. The review examines the critical issue of the oncologist shortfall in Malaysia, where over 50,000 new cancer cases are diagnosed annually, yet only 120 oncologists serve a population of over 30 million. The shortage worsens in rural areas, contributing to delayed diagnoses and suboptimal treatment outcomes. The review aims to identify the multifaceted causes of the shortfall, explore the