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CHALLENGES POSES BY PANDEMIC COVID-19 IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION
Authors: Chandra Subhash
Published: May 2023

The pandemic COVID-19 is the greatest threat in our whole life. It is an epidemic of the 20th Century. Whole world is facing this pandemic. It affects millions of pupils in the world. Human Beings are struggling for their existence. Every field of human life is affected by this epidemic. It created many challenges in every field/sector like: Health and Medical Science, General Sciences, Agriculture, Finance, Education, Culture, Mental health, Technology, Human Life, and International Relations etc. In the Field of Education it resulted in the worldwide closure of schools, colleges and Universities, affecting more than 188 countries. Education of more than 1.5 billion children and youths are affected. Due to lock-downs academic activities stopped and examinations were postponed. No one knows when the normal situation will be re-established. This epidemic affects every aspect of education. One of the most important measures to fight against the Covid-19 is ‘Social-Distancing’ or ‘Physical-Distancing’. To follow this All the Educational institutions i.e. from Primary/Nursery to University level education system and academic activities are also. All stakeholders of education system i.e. Students, Teachers, Guardians, Society, Colleges, Universities, Educational Administrators etc. are affected by it and facing different challenges. Classes and other academic activities are suspended, Board and University Examinations are postponed, admission procedure / entrance test/examinations, competitive examinations are also postponed. The pandemic Covid-19 affected the whole life style of every person in the world. Since life-style is changing, the education sector also needs to change. However, institutions are trying to minimize the students’ academic loss through on-line classes. But in our country where traditional mode of learning or face to face mode of learning is the back-bone of our education system, there are a lot of present and future challenges towards our education system. But we should never forget that challenges also bring opportunities.
A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN METACOGNITIVE ABILITY AND WRITING COMPETENCE ON IX STANDARD STUDENTS
Authors: Mandal Rita Rani , Sumitha P
Published: May 2023

Education leads individuals from illiterate to literate, darkness to light and narrow-minded to open-minded. Also brings about considerable changes in the individual relating to his/her physical, intellectual and spiritual conditions and changes in the three broad domains of the individual namely cognitive, affective and psychomotor. Education must be fundamentally democratic. It should be possible for the learners to have the freedom to choose courses in line with their interests and aptitude so that they can continue their studies without any difficulty and have the satisfaction of becoming high achievers. The aim of educational methods to empower automatized strategies of the learners. Learners should be helped to develop strategies based on independent and individual assessments of learning needs, thus gaining executive control. Therefore the current study aimed to investigate the relationship between Metacognitive Ability and Writing competence of IX standard students.
जनपद अमरोहा (उत्तर प्रदेष) में कॉटन वेस्ट उद्योग का विकास, सम्भावनाएं एवं उससे उत्पन्न पर्यावरणीय समस्याएं- एक भौगोलिक अध्ययन
Authors: सिंह महीपाल
Published: May 2023

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A STUDY OF TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION SYSTEM IN INDIAN MUSIC AND ROLE OF TEACHER
Authors: Sharma Vandana
Published: May 2023

Present conceptual research paper based on technological education system in our Indian Music. Today, everyone enjoys the convenience of technological devices such as cell phones, computers, i-pads, i-pods, notebooks, and faxes etc. which allow us to communicate globally within seconds. However, internet is the most popular form of communication at present in society due to its ability to interact globally from any location. The internet has changed broadcasts media in a most intriguing way. It has enabled everyone to create produce and share ones opinions, music, videos, thoughts etc. Technology should, however, not become the master; it should rather serve as a servant. Formerly known as IIMP, Music Database covers a broad cross-section of music periodical sources, from the most scholarly studies to the latest trends, including classical music, pop and popular music, rock, rap and hip-hop, blues, jazz, traditional and folk music, world music, music equipment and technology, recording techniques and technology, and the music, radio, and music video industries. On-line Conferencing Systems, sometimes referred to as Electronic Meeting Systems (EMS), are Internet-based services offering a virtual environment for real-time remote meetings between geographically dispersed participants. EMS are part of the broader field of Collaborative Internet Systems that encompasses the use of computers and Web technologies to support coordination and cooperation of two or more people attempting to perform a task or solve a problem together. The musical communication is the process of imparting/interchanging of thoughts and opinions through various Medias e.g. textual, audio, video, images etc. Communication is a constant process thought our lives both professionally and personally. The most important part of the internet is that it has made all these mediums readily available twenty four hours as long as one has internet connection. It seems to be taking over broadcast media in term of popularity and effective communication. The present paper focused on the study of Role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Indian Music and Role of Teacher with prime objectives are (i) To understand the concept of ICT and Music in Education. (ii) To discuss the Role of Teacher in ICT Music in Education. (iii) To discuss the Self-Learning Resources (SLR) related to Musical Education. The methodology of the research is a different type involving an interpretative, conversation, observation and study secondary sources, like books, articles, journals, thesis, university news, expert opinion, and websites, etc.
THE QUEST FOR QUALITY IN SCHOOL EDUCATION: A FIELD EXPLORATION IN THE VICINITIES OF BASTAR, CHHATTISGARH
Authors: Toppo Amita Juliet
Published: May 2023

There is a growing concern among the academicians, teachers, parents about the lack of access, participation, underachievement of learners in schools. This situation is bleaker in the case of the learners of tribal dominant areas who still lack the opportunity for quality school education. A pilot study for a case study of the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh state was planned with an objective of developing a comprehensive understanding of the attitudes and aspirations of the learners, the parents and the envisioned role of the teachers towards schooling. The study was conducted in two blocs of Jagdalpur district in Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. A random purposive sampling was used for collecting the data. It included ten students each from 6th to 8th class of Residential and Non-Residential schools. Observations, Group discussion, Semi-Structured, open ended interviews were used as the tool for data collection, distinctively, with all the stakeholders of the schooling system i.e. the students, the parents, the teachers, and the personnels of state school education. The enquiry was purely exploratory in nature, unfolded series of issues and challenges confronting the quality of school education system as a whole. It pointed towards the need for better prepared teachers capable of serving in tribal dominant areas, a more engaging experiences for the learners, concerned eagerness among the parents to send their children to school and thereby an intervention for quality school education.
THE CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF AYURVEDIC PATHYA- APATHYA KALPANA IN VIKAAR CAUSED BY VISHA
Authors: Satav Durga Gorakh , Srivastava Vertika
Published: May 2023

Ayurveda is one of the oldest recognized system of medicine with the rich heritage of fundamental concepts. One of the most important concept among all is Pathya-apathya Sankalpana.
The management of any vikaar with the help of Aushadh- kalpana can give more than the expected result only when it is accompanied with Pathya-apathya kalpana, as it not only provides nutrition and helps to recover from vyadhi but also prevents the recurrence of disease.
Agad-Tantra is the branch of ashtang ayurveda which deals with the management of various visha-vikaar. Along with the basic principles of neutralization of poison, ayurvedic classic also enumerates the pathya-apathya with visha-chikitsa.
In visha-vikaar, pathya-apathya will nourish the dhatus to normal state, combat the effect of poison in residual form and prevents the arousal of any complication.
The objective of this paper is to evidence the Pathya (do’s) and apathya (dont’s) to be accompanied with visha-chikitsa for the better management of visha-vikaar.
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT AND SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN KOHIMA, NAGALAND
Authors: Swu Elina , Yadav Surendra
Published: May 2023

Unlike olden days, the trending world nowadays demands a lot of involvement of parents in the education of their children and there is widespread support for the same, in order to enhance academic achievement. Schools today are no longer considered to be the only source providing education to the students, but parents are thought to play an integral role in the entire education process. The main aim of this study was to explore the level of parental involvement and academic achievement in science subject among secondary school students. The study was conducted on a sample of 160 students selected from rural and urban schools of Kohima district in Nagaland. Statistical techniques t-test and Karl Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation (r) was used to analyse the data. Findings of the study revealed that Parental Involvement of the students was very high in majority of the students (76.25%) and the Achievement level in Science was found to be below average with a mean value of 21.6. Positive correlation was found between the two variables (r = 0.165, p is less than 0.05).
आधुनिक ग्रन्थालयातील ई.लर्निंग चे महत्व व योगदान
Authors: Poradwar Balaji Sayanna
Published: May 2023

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VALUES AND ETHICS EMBEDDED IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SHRIMAD BHAGAVAD GIT
Authors: Chand Anu Nagar
Published: May 2023

The Bhagavad Gita is an ancient Indian text which is a dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna, narrated in the Bhishma Parva of the Mahabharata. This long text consists of eighteen discourses of a total of 701 Sanskrit verses which is known as the Bhagavad Gita. It is also referred to as the Gita. Its teachings are rational and scientific in approach. The Gita’s ethics is discussed mostly in the concepts like, svabhava, svadharma and niskama karma. In this paper I shall be discussing the concept of niskama karma which constitutes the rock-button of the Gita’s ethics. Niska karma is the Philosophy of Karma yaga of the Gita which elucidates that one has to perform actions with right imagination, having no desire for the consequences. The Bhagavad Gita which is a part of The Mahabharata is purely a spiritual document that encompasses everything connected with human beings and life on earth and it helps humanity to attain the goal of enlightenment and self-realization. In this I have discussed the Gita’s teaching concerning value. It’s teaching would be beneficial for both students and teachers for inculcating value sloping education among them for the betterment of the society as a whole
SUCCESSFUL INCLUSION WITH DIFFERENT LEARNING STYLES USING GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
Authors: Ratnakar Varade Gauri
Published: May 2023

Inclusive education is based on the simple idea that every child is valued equally and deserves the same opportunities and experiences. Inclusive education is a child’s right, not a privilege. The special needs students many a times need extra attention. Hence the teacher's role becomes very challenging. Each student has his/her own preferred learning style. 'Learning styles' means every student learns differently. Though demanding it is important that the teacher tries to cater to every student's learning style. Graphic Organizers can be one of the solutions in this context. According to the ‘Schema Theory’ and the‘Dual Coding Theory'on using graphic organizers, theteaching-learning process can be made interesting and organized. It will enable us to deal with different kind of learners at thesame time since graphic organizers are presented via different presentation strategies.Considering all these points, the authors have come up with a model of teaching GOALS (Graphic Organizers and Learning Styles) to cater to the students having different learning styles with the specific reference to the VAK Model.An appropriate environment for learning can thus be designed. As the famous quote of Albert Einstein states ‘I never teach my pupils, I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn.
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON THE EFFECTS OF MARKETING ACTIVITIES ON CHILDREN
Authors: Namdeo Sheshpal
Published: May 2023

Given that certain marketing efforts have been developed expressly to target and appeal to youngsters, these advertising may have an impact on the way that young people think or change their view of what they desire. However, although certain marketing methods, such as those taught in a health and social change communication programme, are intended to promote good social change, others are intended to encourage negative conduct in children. Anyone interested in learning more about the many ways children have been influenced by advertising in the media need look no further. This paper is an attempt to collect information from the prior researches and relevant studies conducted in the area of children's influence on family buying behaviour so that the important variables for the study could be identified and analyzed
INTRICACIES IN IDENTIFICATION OF BIOLOGICAL MISCONCEPTIONS
Authors: Chavan Rajendra , Khandagale Vidyanand
Published: May 2023

Science is a systematic study of natural phenomenon. The natural phenomenon is perceived and understood by an individual based on his/her experience and cultural context. The term misconception is complex in nature and has been conceptualize as alternative conceptions, preconceptions, alternative ideas, conceptual stumbling blocks, erroneous concepts, alternative framework in various contexts by researchers at different level of schooling and geographical locations. Identification of misconception is a challenging task due to various factors such as cultural context, individual differences, teaching-learning processes, students personal experience etc. In the present context of multi and trans-disciplinary subjects, the identification of misconceptions has become essential and gain importance as they are contributing new knowledge and applications in Science and Technology. Hence, in the present paper researchers had made an attempt to analyze the intricacies in identification of misconceptions in biology. The paper heavily relies on secondary source of data. In the present paper researcher has thoroughly reviewed and studied the identifications of misconceptions in the subject biology mixed approaches along with tools, techniques and strategies.
Conceptos básicos : Tipos de arreglos
Authors: Barragán Hernández Wilson Andrés , Carvajal Bazurto Christian Thomas , Portilla Pinzón Danilo , Upegui Gómez Sara Isabel
Published: May 2023

De acuerdo con las formas de aprovechamiento y las funciones de cada uno de sus componentes, los arreglos silvopastoriles se clasifican en diferentes tipos.
Estrategias de manejo y mantenimiento : Balance o presupuesto forrajero
Authors: Barragán Hernández Wilson Andrés , Carvajal Bazurto Christian Thomas , Portilla Pinzón Danilo , Upegui Gómez Sara Isabel
Published: May 2023

El cálculo de la cantidad de forraje disponible en un potrero, permite planificar y usar de forma eficiente el sistema silvopastoril.
Manejo agronómico: podas
Authors: Martinez Mauricio Fernando , Yacomelo Hernández Marlon José
Published: May 2023

Las podas son unas de las principales prácticas de manejo agronómico en el cultivo de lima ácida Tahití. Consiste en ajustar el crecimiento y desarrollo de los árboles para tener una mejor distribución de las ramas, mejorar la entrada de luz, y así, aumentar la sanidad del árbol y mejorar la calidad de la fruta.
Manejo de plagas y enfermedades: ácaros
Authors: Carabili Arturo , Canacual Doris Elisa , Montes Miyerlandi
Published: May 2023

Los ácaros, Phyllocoptruta oleivora (ácaro tostador) y Polyphagotarsonemus latus (ácaro blanco), ocasionan pérdidas superiores al 50% en el rendimiento de cultivos de naranjas y limas.
Transformación: gestión y valorización de los residuos generados en la agroindustria panelera
Authors: Mendieta Menjura Oscar Andrés , Rodríguez Cortina Jader , Prada Forero Luz Esperanza , López González Ximena , Avendaño Avendaño Diego Fernando
Published: May 2023

Corte de caña de azúcar, transporte de caña, molienda de caña, producción de panela, compostaje, nutrición vegetal.
Manejo del suelo: fertilización química y biológica (parte 1)
Authors: Moreno Lina Margarita
Published: May 2023

La baja oferta de nutrientes de los suelos de la altillanura, hace necesaria la adición de nutrientes para obtener los mayores rendimientos del grano en el sistema maíz - soya.
Cultivo: corte, alce y transporte
Authors: Barona Rodríguez Ayda Fernanda , Antolínez Sandoval Eduar Yovany , López González Ximena , Avendaño Avendaño Diego Fernando
Published: May 2023

Esta infografía da a conocer el índice de madurez, el transporte, tipos de corte, recomendaciones en el cultivo de caña de azúcar.
The Next Infodemic: Abortion Misinformation (Preprint)
Authors: Pagoto Sherry L , Palmer Lindsay , Horwitz-Willis Nate
Published: May 2023

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The World Health Organization (WHO) defines an infodemic as the proliferation of false or misleading information that leads to confusion, mistrust in health authorities, and the rejection of public health recommendations. The devastating impacts of an infodemic on public health were felt during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are now on the precipice of another infodemic, this one regarding abortion. On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization resulted in the reversal of Roe v. Wade, which had protected a woman’s right to have an abortion for nearly 50 years. The reversal of Roe v. Wade has given way to an abortion infodemic that is being exacerbated by a confusing and rapidly changing legislative landscape, the proliferation of abortion disinformants on the web, lax efforts by social media companies to abate abortion misinformation, and proposed legislation that threatens to prohibit the distribution of evidence-based abortion information. The abortion infodemic threatens to worsen the detrimental effects of the Roe v. Wade reversal on maternal morbidity and mortality. It also comes with unique barriers to traditional abatement efforts. In this piece, we lay out these challenges and urgently call for a public health research agenda on the abortion infodemic to stimulate the development of evidence-based public health efforts to mitigate the impact of misinformation on the increased maternal morbidity and mortality that is expected to result from abortion restrictions, particularly among marginalized populations.
The Role of Metabolic Dysfunction–Associated Fatty Liver Disease in Developing Chronic Kidney Disease: Longitudinal Cohort Study (Preprint)
Authors: Wei Suosu , Song Jian , Xie Yujie , Huang Junzhang , Yang Jianrong
Published: May 2023

BACKGROUND

The association between metabolic dysfunction–associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) and chronic kidney disease (CKD) is unclear.

OBJECTIVE

This longitudinal cohort study aimed to test whether MAFLD plays an important role in the development of CKD.

METHODS

This cohort study included 41,246 participants who had undergone 3 or more health examinations from 2008 to 2015 at the People’s Hospital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China. Participants were categorized into 2 groups according to whether they presented with or without MAFLD. The occurrence of new-onset CKD was stated as either an estimated glomerular filtration rate of <60 mL/min per 1.73 m2 or a higher level of albuminuria during their follow-up appointment. The association between MAFLD and CKD was evaluated using a Cox regression method.

RESULTS

Of the 41,246 participants, 11,860 (28.8%) were diagnosed with MAFLD. Over the course of the 14-year follow-up (median 10.0 years), 5347 (13%) participants experienced a new incident of CKD (135.73 per 10,000 person-years). MAFLD was discovered as an important risk factor for new incidents of CKD (hazard ratio 1.18, 95% CI 1.11-1.26) by using the multivariable Cox proportional hazard regression model. When stratified by gender, the adjusted hazard ratio for the incidence of CKD in men and women with MAFLD were 1.16 (95% CI 1.07-1.26) and 1.32 (95% CI 1.18-1.48), respectively. According to the subgroup analysis results, after adjusting for confounding factors, the MAFLD-related CKD risk was greater in men aged <60 years (Pinteraction=.001) and in those with combined dyslipidemia (Pinteraction=.02), but this relationship was not found in women (all Pinteraction>.05).

CONCLUSIONS

MAFLD plays an important role in the development of new incidents of CKD in the long run.

CLINICALTRIAL

Chinese Clinical Trial Registry ChiCTR2200058543; https://www.chictr.org.cn/showproj.html?proj=153109
Economic Evaluations and Equity in the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Imaging Exams for Medical Diagnosis in People With Skin, Neurological, and Pulmonary Diseases: Protocol for a Systematic Review (Preprint)
Authors: Santana Giulia Osório , Couto Rodrigo de Macedo , Loureiro Rafael Maffei , Furriel Brunna Carolinne Rocha Silva , Rother Edna Terezinha , de Paiva Joselisa Péres Queiroz , Correia Lucas Reis
Published: May 2023

BACKGROUND

Traditional health care systems face long-standing challenges, including patient diversity, geographical disparities, and financial constraints. The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care offers solutions to these challenges. AI, a multidisciplinary field, enhances clinical decision-making. However, imbalanced AI models may enhance health disparities.

OBJECTIVE

This systematic review aims to investigate the economic performance and equity impact of AI in diagnostic imaging for skin, neurological, and pulmonary diseases. The research question is “To what extent does the use of AI in imaging exams for diagnosing skin, neurological, and pulmonary diseases result in improved economic outcomes, and does it promote equity in health care systems?”

METHODS

The study is a systematic review of economic and equity evaluations following PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) and CHEERS (Consolidated Health Economic Evaluation Reporting Standards) guidelines. Eligibility criteria include articles reporting on economic evaluations or equity considerations related to AI-based diagnostic imaging for specified diseases. Data will be collected from PubMed, Embase, Scopus, Web of Science, and reference lists. Data quality and transferability will be assessed according to CHEC (Consensus on Health Economic Criteria), EPHPP (Effective Public Health Practice Project), and Welte checklists.

RESULTS

This systematic review began in March 2023. The literature search identified 9,526 publications and, after full-text screening, 9 publications were included in the study. We plan to submit a manuscript to a peer-reviewed journal once it is finalized, with an expected completion date in January 2024.

CONCLUSIONS

AI in diagnostic imaging offers potential benefits but also raises concerns about equity and economic impact. Bias in algorithms and disparities in access may hinder equitable outcomes. Evaluating the economic viability of AI applications is essential for resource allocation and affordability. Policy makers and health care stakeholders can benefit from this review’s insights to make informed decisions. Limitations, including study variability and publication bias, will be considered in the analysis. This systematic review will provide valuable insights into the economic and equity implications of AI in diagnostic imaging. It aims to inform evidence-based decision-making and contribute to more efficient and equitable health care systems.

INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED REPORT

DERR1-10.2196/48544
Actor-Partner Interdependence Model for Esports Gaming Disorder of Same-sex Partners And Insecure Attachment: Mediating Effect of Fear of Missing out (Preprint)
Authors: Lyu Sr Sr Bei , Wu 2nd Jingtao , Tao 3rd Jiangang , Zhao 4th Xinjuan
Published: May 2023

BACKGROUND

As this paper analyzes the mechanism of effects imposed by esports gaming disorder of same-sex partners upon insecure attachment

OBJECTIVE

the mediating role of fear of missing out (FOMO) in the actor-partner interdependence model (APIM) is discussed in this paper

METHODS

For this study, altogether 806 valid samples are picked out in the first-tier and second-tier cities in three provinces across China for the survey and investigation

RESULTS

with results indicating that: esports gaming disorder is significantly and positively correlated to insecure attachment and FOMO; insecure attachment, whether for males or females, mostly originates from the own esports gaming disorder they suffer, and additionally, females are particularly afflicted by the esports gaming disorder that entangles the males. What’s more, FOMO acts as the mediating variable that significantly predicts the insecure attachment of the females

CONCLUSIONS

In this paper, both theoretical references and model inspirations are provided for subsequent researches on the homosexual group, laying profound significance in understandings of relationships between esports gaming disorder of homosexuals and insure attachment.
Bi25FeO40 microspheres loading on g-C3N4 for high efficiency pollutants photodegradation
Authors: Nguyen Xuan Sang
Published: May 2023

Bi25FeO40/g-C3N4 composites were synthesized for dechlorination of 2-chlorophenol (2-CP). The characteristic of the obtained products was studied using the X-ray diffraction (XRD), (FESEM) scanning electron microscopy, UV-vis reflectance. The effects of g-C3N4 content, photocatalyst dosage, solution pH, H2O2 on the dechlorination efficiency were investigated, in addition to the reusability of the nanocomposites. The results showed that increasing content of Bi25FeO40 in nanocomposites, from 10 to 30 wt.%, greatly increased the dechlorination efficiency. Bi25FeO40/g-C3N4 20wt.% and initial pH below 6.0 was the optimal conditions for the catalytic dechlorination of 2-CP. About 94.5% of 2-CP were completely removed after 150 minutes reaction at initial pH value of 6.0. The composites were easily separated from the solution by an applied magnetic field. The removal efficiency of 2-CP slightly decreased to 90% when the catalyst was reused in 4 runs. Therefore, Bi25FeO40/g-C3N4 composites can be considered as a promising method for remediation of pollution by 2-CP.
Quality analysis of Areca catechu L varieties from Mekong delta, in VietNam
Authors: Thi Lang Nguyen , Chi Hieu Bui , Le Khang Minh , Nguyen Phuoc Trong
Published: May 2023

The areca nut palm (Areca catechu L., Arecaceae family) is an economically important palm species in the World providing livelihood options to millions of farmers. The objectives of this study were to extract from areca nut to determine the The phenolic content (TPC) , The flavonoid content (TFC) and Anthocyanin content (TAC) content of 8 samples areca nut in the Mekong Delta .TPC of different sample differed significantly (p < 0.05). The TPC measured in areca nut was significantly higher ( 135.78-162.27 mg). There were significant differences in the flavonoid content in areca nut (p < 0.05). The Anthocyanin contents in areca nut were in the range of ( 23.55-35.55mg). The contents of TFC of different arecanut palm sites were significantly different (p < 0.05) The TFC measured was significantly higher (365.71–495.12mg) . The trend of flavonoid content of different sites was similar to that of total phenolic content .Alkaloid levels in 8 Areca Nut at difference sites analysis .The content associated Alkaloid in eight varieties with different genotypes such as Guvacine ,arecoline , Arecaidine and arecoline in hoblies in different districts of Mekong were compared. The DPPH radical-scavenging rate significantly varied in different sites (34.6 to 66.9% p < 0.05). According to the differences of functional substances among varieties, it can provide guidance for consumers and theoretical basis for the production of healthy food.
Leviatán, el topo y la serpiente: el bestiario político de la modernidad según Michel Foucault y Gilles Deleuze
Authors: Radetich Filinich Natalia
Published: May 2023

En las últimas décadas, la obra de Michel Foucault ha transformado de manera decisiva la interrogante acerca del poder en el campo general de la filosofía y las ciencias sociales. En su remontarse a la historia de la modernidad capitalista, Foucault descubre que entre las modalidades del poder que han constituido —desde los siglos XVII-XVIII y hasta nuestros días— el cuadro general de las sociedades modernas, se encuentran las siguientes: el poder soberano, el poder disciplinario y el biopoder. Este artículo presenta un recorrido por algunos de los aportes centrales de la obra de Foucault en torno de esta tríada de conceptos y presenta, asimismo, una crítica de la recepción que hace Gilles Deleuze de la teorización de Foucault sobre las fuerzas generales de dominación que caracterizan las sociedades de la modernidad capitalista.
Juan Jacobo Rousseau y su obra en Gran Bretaña: análisis a través de la prensa, 1750-1800
Authors: Valencia Suárez María Fernanda
Published: May 2023

Este texto recupera y estudia las notas y opiniones sobre J. J. Rousseau y su obra, publicados en periódicos, panfletos y libros entre 1750 y 1800 en Inglaterra y Escocia. El objetivo es analizar la recepción que tuvieron, e identificar discursos y representaciones sobre el filósofo construidas en aquel entonces, en Gran Bretaña.
Presagios del miedo: correlación entre prensa escrita y construcción social de inseguridad en Querétaro
Authors: Lira Cortes Ana Laura , Duering Cufré Emiliano
Published: May 2023

Los delitos con mayor incidencia en la Zona Metropolitana de Querétaro, no corresponden con los hechos delictivos y violentos publicados en los diarios locales, por lo cual, surgen las preguntas respecto a ¿cuál es el sentir de la población que no es víctima ni victimaria y que no aparece en medios como líderes de opinión?, y, ¿cómo lo vive la población que prácticamente no tiene voz en los asuntos de seguridad nacional? Este trabajo analiza una posible correlación de datos sobre incidencia delictiva y su publicación en prensa escrita para aproximarnos a la construcción social de la inseguridad. Lo anterior mediante una revisión cuantitativa de la incidencia delictiva en la Zona Metropolitana de Querétaro contrastando con la percepción de inseguridad reportada por ENVIPE y una consulta hemerográfica de noticias sobre delito y violencia publicadas en la prensa escrita de Querétaro durante el periodo de 2015 a 2020. Los resultados no contemplan los delitos cometidos que no se conocen, los que se conocen y no se denuncian, y los cometidos que se conocen y no se persiguen. Se concluye que no hay relación directa entre la cantidad de delitos censados y la percepción de inseguridad del ciudadano en Querétaro.
Motivaciones, profesiones y perspectivas sobre el futuro: análisis de trayectorias educativas de jóvenes
Authors: Vega-Torres Daniel-Roberto
Published: May 2023

El artículo expone el análisis de las trayectorias educativas de los jóvenes en relación con su posición social y su disposición, definida por la perspectiva de tiempo futuro de cada estudiante, frente a su realización en la vida universitaria. El artículo toma una muestra de 968 jóvenes, resultado de la selección de estudiantes que presentaron las pruebas de Estado Saber 11 (año 2006) y Saber Pro (años 2012 a 2018). El estudio es longitudinal de tipo panel. Se realiza un análisis de regresión de variables categóricas, obteniendo como resultado que, aunque exista una influencia directa en las motivaciones personales en la selección de carreras profesionales, se encuentra que hay una baja probabilidad de que los estudiantes logren estudiar en las carreras deseadas.
Reseña del libro de Agustín Cano Menoni,Cultura, nación y pueblo. La extensión universitaria en la UNAM (1910-2015)
Authors: Beristáin-Cardoso José-Ángel
Published: May 2023

La Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) siempre ha utilizado sus propios medios de comunicación para divulgar sus principales actividades educativas y de extensión cultural; así sucedió con la Revista de la Universidad de México, la cual desde 1932 comenzó a divulgar con mayor énfasis la “labor” del Departamento de Extensión Universitaria, con una rectoría dispuesta a ampliar sus servicios para un aporte social e inmediato a las necesidades colectivas en cuatro vertientes: a) hacer frente a los problemas del país, b) innovar en la ciencia, c) erigirse como centro provocador de manifestaciones intelectuales y d) como organización pedagógica de la escuela de la acción. La Revista de la Universidad de México podemos considerarla como una plataforma que en su momento difundió la tarea artística e intelectual de nuestro país, y que además poco a poco se fue constituyendo como un espacio vital de discusión. Este breve antecedente nos muestra la importancia de estudiar los momentos más trascendentales y fases de la actividad de extensión universitaria de la máxima casa de estudios de México. Cultura, nación y pueblo. La extensión universitaria en la UNAM (1910-2015), obra escrita por Agustín Cano Menoni, uno de los jóvenes investigadores que han incursionado en los últimos años en la temática del extensionismo universitario en Latinoamérica, nos devela elementos imprescindibles para el análisis multi e interdisciplinario en este ámbito.
Vision Based Anomalous Human Behaviour Detection using CNN and Transfer Learning
Authors: Babu Dr. K. Upendra , Rani P. , Harshitha P. , Geethika P. , Nithya E.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: With the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT), there have been significant advancements in the area of human activity recognition (HAR) in recent years. HAR is applicable to wider application such as elderly care, anomalous behavior detection and surveillance system. Several machine learningalgorithms have been employed to predict the activities performed by the human in an environment. However, traditional machine learning approaches have been outperformed by feature engineering methods which can select an optimal set of features. Onthe contrary, it is known that deep learning models such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) can extract features and reduce the computational cost automatically. In this paper, we use CNN model to detect human activities from Image Dataset model. Specifically, we employ transfer learning to get deep image features and trained machine learning classifiers. Our experimental results showed the accuracy of 96.95% using VGG16. Our experimental results also confirmed the high performance of VGG-16 as compared to rest of the applied CNN models.
Enhancement of Power of a Hybrid System using Super Capacitor
Authors: Hardas Mrs. Vedanti , Dhalale Jayesh , Gondane Sahil , Sarkar Sumit
Published: May 2023

Abstract: In today's technology-driven world, electricity is one of the most important things in our daily lives. Because we all don't know that renewable energy sources run out immediately. So it is time for us to shift our focus from conventional energy sources to unconventional energy production. The hybrid system can be used both in industry and at home. In this paper we will generate electricity from unconventional and conventional sources. All renewable energy sources, such as solar energy, wind energy, are used to produce electricity in industry. This paper deals with the use of a solar-electric-wind system in the design of a hybrid energy system. Use of super capacitor can reduce the need to maintain electrical cables and we can manage the load demand at very high times. The paper shows that the renewable hybrid energy system using Supercapacitor. It creates a pollution-free environment.
The Most Effective Method to Recognize and Assess Bugs in Food Grains
Authors: M Gowsika , I Subiksha , Raj D Antony Joseph , V Sudharsanavel , V Annapoorani
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Food grains that are stored are significantly damaged by insects. Additionally, the nutritional and marketability of stored food grains are impacted by insect pestilence. The application of corrective measures necessitates the prompt identification and surveillance of insects in the stored food grains. Insect traps, Berlese funnels, visual lures, pheromone devices, and other methods of visual inspection are a few of the most common approaches that are extensively utilized in commercial grain storage facilities or granaries. Of late, electronic nose, strong stage miniature extraction, warm imaging, acoustic recognition, and so on. have been shown to be effective at identifying insects. The most important aspects to take into account when choosing a method are its capacity for in-situ early detection, monitoring, cost, dependability, and labor requirements. An important concern for reducing losses in bulk storage warehouses is the detection of hidden infestations, whose population may be many times greater than that of free-living insects. This allows for prompt fumigation or grain disposal. This paper surveys a portion of the broadly involved location techniques for early recognition of bugs' pestilential exercises in put away food grains as well as a portion of the clever advances with an accentuation on acoustic strategy, which has a decent business potential.
Smart Trolley System for Automated Billing using RFID
Authors: Srivastav Adarsh , Kumar Mohit , Trivedi Gyaneshwar , Dwivedi Akash Kumar , Patel Ashwini
Published: May 2023

bstract: Nowadays, in mall for purchasing variety of items it requires trolley. Every time customer must pull the trolley from aisle to aisle for collecting items and at the same time customer has to do calculation of those items and need to compare it with his budget in pocket. After this procedure, customer must wait in queue for billing. So, to avoid the hustlelike pushing trolley, waiting in billing queue, thinking about budget, we have developed a project on the concept that is “SMART TROLLEY”. In today’s world, for automation of mall we are developing an IoT based TROLLEY which is totally automatic. It helpsthe customer while purchasing items.Customer must place the product inside and scan RFID tags ofthe product, RFID Reader will detect the tag and fetch the product details from the local database. The corresponding dataregarding the product will be then displayed on LCD screen display which is mounted on the trolley. When the customer issatisfied with the shopping, they have to press a button which will wirelessly send the billdetails to the billing counter. By using this trolley, customer can buy large number of products in very less time with minimum efforts. At the billing counter, computer can be easily interfaced for verification and bill printout.
Automated Scanner Service in India
Authors: Simha Yashwantha , Velumani Neeraja , TR Rakshith , Rathode Milind , T Rohith , . Surya , Sharma Dr. Geeti
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The introduction of automated billing systems in shopping trolleys can simplify the arduous process of waiting on the bill counter during rush hours in supermarkets. The system consists of an RFID reader controlled by Arduino and a database linked to the supermarket's backend that provides product information. The trolley has a barcode scanner, Raspberry Pi, LCD display, load cell, buzzer, and a touch screen interface for self-scanning and managing products. The wireless smart device records all scanned products and connects to the supermarket's database. The shopper is informed of the total bill at any point during shopping, and the button pressed at the end displays the total amount to be paid. The technology aims to provide selfservice checkout trolleys and identify cost-effective replacements for checkout counters. The focus is on modern and efficient operations that save time and reduce manpower, contributing to a better shopping experience for customers.
Utilization of Waste Fibers in Road Construction
Authors: Shah Akshat , Sawakhande Harshad , Prajapati Dinesh , Shah Dhruman , Vyas Ast Prof. Arpit
Published: May 2023

Abstract: In this project, we are using plastic as a fiberin road construction. We have used plastic milk bags as a fiber because global plastic production is growing with the population growth and many environmental issues can arise as a result of the significant increase in the use of plastics like polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP). Therefore, it's critical to find strategies for getting rid of these waste products without endangering the environment. The disposal of plastic becomes complicated because they are not biodegradable. It is therefore better to recycle than to dispose of. One of the trends in plastic recycling is its use in road construction. Road transport is undoubtedly the lifeline of the nation and its development is a vital concern. Therefore, we decided to use the concept of using plastic as a fiber in road construction. This type of recycling can also help protect the environment from greenhouse gases that are released into the atmosphere during disposal. This will also exhibit high strength, better bindingproperties, stability and increased resistance to wear, and better durability and tear of pavements.
The Tactile Sensory Experience in Interior Design: Exploring the Impact of Touch on Emotional Responses
Authors: Saxena Abhijeet , Qamruddin Prof. Juwairia , Dubey Prof. Kushal K.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Touch or the tactile sense is a important element of human interaction, and it has the power to generate emotional responses in individuals. The presence of heavy objects can give the impression of importance to job candidates, rough objects can make social interactions appear more challenging, and hard objects can lead to a more rigid approach in negotiations [1]. In the context of interior design, touch can be used to create a sensory experience and influence the emotional responses of those who inhabit a space. In this paper, we explore the role of touch or tactile sense in interior design and its impact on emotional experience. Through experiments, this study will examine the effects of different types of touch surfaces, such as smooth versus textured, . Our results show that to how much degree, the touch can significantly impact emotional response in interior spaces, with certain types of touch surfaces generating specific emotional responses. These findings will have important implications for the use of touch in interior design and suggest that designers should consider to incorporate the role of touch based on these findings to create a sensory based experience for the users of space.
Use of Recycled Construction and Demolition Waste Material in Soil Stabilization
Authors: Pazare Rajiv , Yede Gaurav , Lonare Ayush , Khawshi Aniket , Charmode Nayna , Ingle Ashutosh
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Along with the growth of the construction sector, waste from construction and demolition has steadily increased. The Building Materials Promotion Council (BMPTC) estimates that India generates 1504.444 million tons of construction and demolition waste (C&D) annually. However, the official capacity is 6,500 tons per day (TPD), which is only about 1%. This article investigates the properties of black cotton soil and explores the use of recycled C&D waste from soil to stabilize black cotton soil. This study focuses on the inexpensive and environmentally friendly properties of C&D waste as a soil stabilization additive. Testing was conducted using different percentages of recycled C&D waste at rates of 15%, 20% and 25% to increase the strength of the Black Earth. The California Bearing Capacity Ratio (CBR) is 7.77 % to 12.36%, and the maximum dry density of (MDD) decreased from 2.104 g/cm3 to 1.86 g/cm3 and Optimum Moisture Content (OMC) showed change and increased from 13.15% to 18.04% with the addition of 25% C&D waste.
Disguised Face Recognition using Deep Learning
Authors: Pratheek S , Manjunath Sachin , M Saikiran , Kumar Manoj , M Darshan L
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The accuracy of facial recognition has significantly improved thanks to deep learning-based methods. However, several factors including facial ageing, disguises, and position fluctuations impair the efficiency of automatic face recognition algorithms. Disguises are commonly utilized to conceal one's identity or assume the identity of someone else by intentionally or unintentionally altering one's facial features. Here, we intend to make use of the Disguised Faces in the Wild (DFW) small-scale training data. Deep Convolutional Neural Networks(DCNNs) will be trained for general face recognition. The IIIIT-D testing data set will be used for model evaluation because it exhibits greater performance. The IIIT-D testing dataset is used to gauge the effectiveness of the model's performance when applied to faces that have been deliberately disguised. The performance of the results is encouraging and suggests that DCNNs have a chance of successfully recognizing disguised faces.
Solar Panel and Main Line Distribution System Control and Monitoring with IOT
Authors: Srivastava Disha , Rai Harshita , Dubey Prof. (Er.) Pratibha , Tiwari Devanshu
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Energy plays a pivotal role in our daily activities. The degree of development and civilization of a country ismeasured by the amount of utilization of energy by human beings. Energy demand is increasing day by day due to increase in population, urbanization and industrialization. The rate of energy consumption is increasing; supply is depleting resulting in inflation and energy shortage. The biggest crisis we are handling into is the climate change due to excessive use of fossil fuels and to overcome these issues, we have only one solution that is utilizing renewable Energy. One of the most prominent kinds of renewable energy issolar energy. The goal of this thesis was to develop a laboratory prototype of a solar tracking system, which is able to enhance the performance of the photovoltaic modules in a solar energy system. The operating principle of the device is to keep the photovoltaic modules constantly aligned with the sunbeams, which maximizes the exposure of solar panel to the Sun’s radiation. As a result, more output power can be produced bythe solar panel.
E-Commerce Product Price Tracker using Dynamic Pricing Algorithm
Authors: Khairkar Divya , Dambhare Shreya , Gupta Om , Thakre Vedant , Raut Nilay , Dagadkar Prof. S. N.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The increasing popularity of e-commerce has led to a growing demand for tools that help consumers track prices and make informed purchasing decisions. This paper presents an online price tracker that enables users to monitor the prices of products across multiple e-commerce websites in real-time. The tracker utilizes web scraping techniques to extract pricing data from various e-commerce platforms and presents it in a user-friendly interface. Users can set up custom alerts to receive notifications when the price of a product drops below a certain threshold, allowing them to take advantage of discounts and save money. The price tracker also provides historical price data for each product, enabling users to analyze trends and make more informed purchasing decisions. Overall, the online price tracker provides a valuable tool for consumers to make informed decisions when shopping online.