bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Pre-Admission Skills Assessment of BA English Language Aspirants in a Public University
Authors: - Niel John E. Patiluna , - Sweet Charity S. Robledo , - Niña C. Sambrana , - Dhanna Mae M. Tuyor , - Jade R. Vergara , - Rodolfo A. Golbin Jr. , - Anabella R. Gimeno
Published: April 2024

Specific requirements for entry are required by higher education institutions (HEIs) to choose the best prospective students for a particular degree, and aspirants for university enrollment must first complete pre-admission assessments. The commonly used processes to assess their pre-admission skills are through interviewing and composition writing. This paper determines the English language aspirants through their interviewing and composition writing competence to be admitted to the university. This study employed a quantitative approach that utilizes a descriptive-correlational design, and Pearson R to analyze the data. It was conducted at Cebu Technological University-Moalboal Campus, a state university in the southwest of Cebu Province, with 86 aspirants who underwent panel interviews and composition writing assessments scored by the selected college instructors of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) department using modified Philippine Association of State Universities and Colleges (PASUC) criteria. The findings revealed that there is a significant relationship between the aspirants’ competence in the panel interview and composition writing with a correlation coefficient (rxy) of 0.411, an alpha value of 0.05, and a p-value of 0.000. Hence, it is concluded that panel interviews and composition writing can affect one another. Furthermore, it is deduced that aspirants were not competent in their pre-admission skills: panel interview and composition writing. Moreover, it is recommended that teachers must implement an enhancement plan to provide adequate support and improve the aspirants’ interviewing and composition writing competence to ensure high success rates in university entry.
Bael Students Critical Thinking Skills and Stylistic Devices through Poem Analysis
Authors: - Niña Jane V. Beldusula , - Junette Arafol , - Mark Gil Jakosalem , - Marchelyn Sotomayor , - Nikney Padillo , - ,R  Golbin Jr. , - G Gimena
Published: April 2024

Stylistics is consoled with the study of textual style. Aside from focusing only on the aesthetic of the text, Critical Thinking must also be observed. Many studies have shown that most of the students throughout the world are having difficulties when it comes to stylistic analysis through stylistic devices as well as critical thinking. In connection, this research aims to determine the analytical and critical thinking skills of the respondents through a poem analysis. Various research dealing with stylistics or critical thinking has already emerged by using a poem. With the use of questionnaires, the data were gathered accordingly. The findings show that the entire population was divided into segments. The respondents are competent in Stylistics Analysis as to Bound Morphemes (91%-Outstanding); free morphemes (81%-Satisfactory), and consonance (79%-Fairly Satisfactory). However, they have failed in consonance (31%-Did not Meet Expectations), rhyme (36%-Did not Meet Expectations), and repetition (20%-Did not Meet Expectations). In addition, the result also showed that the respondents are not competent in Critical Thinking Skills, with percentages in the sub-skills as to evaluation (24%-Did not Meet Expectations), inference (95%-Outstanding), and analysis (51%-Did not Meet Expectations). It is understood that there is no significant relationship between the respondent’s Analytical Skills in Stylistics Devices and Critical Thinking Skills. The researchers highly recommend having literary instructional material dealing with stylistic analysis, comprehensive workshops for literature, as well as training and seminars to improve the student’s learning in terms of stylistic devices and critical thinking.
Review on Design and Fabrication of Multipurpose Agricultural Vehicle
Authors: - Sagar V. Mohitwar , - Swapnil V. Nimkarde , - Shubhankar K. Jairaj , - Rohit S. Daterao , - Prajwal V. Talware , - Pratik Dudhe , - Sudhanshu Sonone , - Prafull Bethekar , - Mangesh Pawar , - Amardeep Khirade
Published: April 2024

Farming plays a vital role in the Indian economy. In agriculture, many fieldwork tasks like ploughing, reaping, sowing, etc. were traditionally done using manual equipment. However, this approach had its challenges, including minimizing losses, increasing productivity, and reducing costs. In India, there are two types of agricultural methods used: manual and mechanized. The manual method is tedious, laborious, and time-consuming. On the other hand, mechanization involves using hybrid devices to transfer motion and provide mechanical advantages, making farming quicker and easier. There is a wide range of machines available for almost every task in agriculture, from land preparation to crop harvesting. While these machines are efficient, they are costly and cannot be afforded by most rural farmers with small land. As a result, most farmers still rely on traditional methods. Additionally, since most farmers have low incomes, investing in large machines is not feasible. Therefore, there is a need to develop low-cost equipment that can be used for multiple purposes.
An Overview on Emulgel and Natural Permeation Enhancers
Authors: - Neha Dhumal , - Dr. Ashok Bhosale , - Dr. Prashant Khade
Published: April 2024

Gels appear to be a more favorable formulation to use in both medicinal and cosmetic applications when compared to other semisolid formulations. Emulgel is the term for the combination of gel and emulsion applications. pharmaceutical arrangements. Emulgel is the term for the combination of gel and emulsion applications. The most promising medication delivery method for hydrophobic medicines is emulgel. Emulgel is an intriguing topical drug delivery method that possesses both a gel and an emulsion dual release control system. Emulgel has a number of benefits, including being transparent, emollient, readily spreadable, and easily removed. The main drawback of this approach is that the stratum corneum, or outermost layer of skin, acts as a barrier to protect the underlying tissues from the external environment, making it difficult for the medications to pass through the skin. A transdermally delivered medication can only be effective if it can pass through the transdermal barrier and enter the systemic circulation. Penetration enhancers are substances that make the skin more permeable, which in turn keeps the drug level in the blood stable. Chemical, natural, and physical penetration enhancers are the three different types available. This review discusses natural permeation enhancers that can be used to improve medication transdermal penetration.
The Relationship Between Procrastination and Perfectionism
Authors: - Jasmine Kaur Saini , - Ms. Meenakshi Singh
Published: April 2024

Procrastination involves purposefully delaying tasks, often choosing less important activities and avoiding planned actions despite knowing the possible negative consequences. Factors such as low motivation, fear of failure, and difficulties in managing time contribute to this behaviour. Procrastinators often experience heightened stress as deadlines approach, resulting in rushed work and diminished quality. While common among humans, overcoming procrastination entails enhancing time management skills and addressing
underlying psychological challenges. The present study was done to study the relationship between Procrastination and Perfectionism in student population. For this purpose, 110 men and women between the ages of 18 to 30 were taken from urban areas of Delhi NCR, India. Procrastination Scale by Lay (1986) and Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale were employed as tools to collect data and these questionnaires were given to participants, and they were asked to fill them honesty. The results depicted that individuals with higher levels of perfectionism are more prone to procrastination, as the fear of not meeting their
high standards may lead to avoidance of tasks.
Influence of Phubbing, Fear of Missing Out on Depression, Anxiety and Stress among Generation Z Population
Authors: - Johnson R , - Meenakshy
Published: April 2024

The aim of the study was to assess the relationship between the variables phubbing, fomo, depression, anxiety and stress among the generation z population. The study also analyses the predictivity of variables phubbing and fomo on depression, anxiety and stress. Participants were given Personal information schedule, Phubbing Scale, fomo scale, DASS-21 for the purpose of study. The Phubbing scale was developed to assess the phubbing. The results found that there is a significant relationship with all the study variables. The results revealed only fomo predicts depression, anxiety and stress while phubbing predicts depression and stress. The results showed no influence of gender on the study variables. The area of living of the participants also didn’t impact the study variables. The findings from the study can help individuals to identify their specific behaviour pattern so that they can seek support from individuals or organizations. So that the upcoming generation of the society will not be tangled in the disturbance of the virtual world, also the new age gadgets can be used wisely to utilise its opportunity to grow and develop.
IoT Based Smart Cradle For Infant Health Monitoring Using NodeMCU
Authors: - Thushara Hameed , - Maheswari Maruthakutti , - Pandimadevi Ganesan
Published: April 2024

In recent years, baby care has become more important and challenging for working mothers. Even at home, working mothers will not have enough time to monitor their babies continuously. They give the responsibility of their baby to either a baby caretaker or they send the baby to their grandparents ‘house. This project aims at reducing the challenges faced by parent by developing an IOT based Smart Cradle monitoring System that will assist Parent in monitoring their child. This cradle is equipped with a swinging mechanism which swings automatically on detection of baby crying sound. In the proposed work, a smart cradle with an automated baby monitoring system was developed. In the baby monitoring system, the necessary parameters of the infant like temperature, heartbeat rate are measured and monitored. Using an IOT-enabled smart cradle system, parents can keep an eye on their children even when they are far from the house and can track their movements anywhere in the world. This system includes all the information necessary to care for and protect the infant in the cradle. The use of technologies such as Internet of Things (IOT) modules like NodeMCU, temperature sensor, moisture and pulse rate sensors enables the design of intelligence and innovation. All of the conditions that were taken from the modules will be saved in the cloud (thing Speak) and periodically analyzed.
Examining the Limitations of the POSH Act in Addressing Workplace Harassment
Authors: - Amit Rathore
Published: April 2024

This research paper examines the limitations of the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act in addressing workplace harassment in India. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, including a nationwide survey and in-depth interviews with key stakeholders. The data is analyzed through a sociological lens, exploring factors like organizational culture, power dynamics, and cultural stigmas that hinder the Act's effectiveness. The findings shed light on sociological barriers impeding safe and inclusive workplaces. Based on the analysis, the paper proposes targeted solutions and amendments to strengthen the legal framework, enhance awareness, and foster a culture of zero tolerance towards workplace harassment. The study's recommendations aim to contribute to the discourse on legal interventions for creating equitable work environments.
Women Entrepreneurs’ Preference in using Social Media Networks on Online Business Opportunities and Challenges: the Case of Bangladesh
Authors: - Jannatul Fardous , - Abdul Mannan , - Zahid Hasan , - Imrul Kabir
Published: April 2024

A noteworthy contribution of women entrepreneurs operating online businesses in Bangladesh has been observed nowadays because of the pace of digitalization. After family commitments, their signature participation in economic activities can ensure a sustainable and remarkable economic growth in the country as they comprise a half of the country`s population. The study aims to fathom the present conditions of the women entrepreneurs who conduct their online business in Bangladesh. The study focuses on to critically review the opportunities of social media uses for women entrepreneurs in terms of their convenient and secure mode of business, cost effective, flexible work life balance, customer reaching and loyalty, and after sales relationship. And it also concentrates on the challenges-business risk, market competition, technological literacy, and barrier from family and society-they used to face to operate the business. The study is mainly based on quantitative method with a structured questionnaire that used a five-point Likert-scale. The data analysis was carried out using SPSS, which eventually resulted in the extraction a total of 14 variables of opportunities and challenges. This study contributes new insights regarding online-based women entrepreneurs` perceptions, dimensions, and difficulties. An important finding is that to become entrepreneurs, women face a prime barrier from their families first, however, simultaneously their willpower overcomes it, and they create own employment.
Effectiveness of Women Traffic Enforcers in Implementing Traffic Rules and Regulations as Perceived by the Drivers
Authors: - Jessica C. Corpuz
Published: April 2024

This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of women traffic enforcers in Santiago City as perceived by the drivers. The researcher used a self-made survey instrument to gather the data and used purposive sampling in selecting the respondents of the study. To obtain specific responses and avoid a neutral option, a four-point Likert scale was used in this study. Frequency and percent were used in the profile of the respondents and weighted mean was used to measure the effectiveness of the women traffic enforcers in implementing traffic rules and regulations. Based on the findings of the study, the majority of the respondents are under 41 years old and above, married, high school graduates, and have 11-20 years of driving experience. Both of the results under the implementation of traffic laws, rules, and regulations and implementation of free and safe traffic movement, the respondents perceive it as agree. With the positive findings of the study, the researcher also encourages the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS) in Santiago City to a gender-neutral recruitment of traffic enforcers to promote gender-equality and women empowerment.
Analyses of Shrinkage Property on Cotton and Cotton Blended Fabrics
Authors: - T.Kanimozhi , - R. Divya
Published: April 2024

This study is carried out to analyse the shrinkage percentage of cotton and cotton blended fabrics. Here Musa paradisiaca x Gossypium herbaceum (50:50) is selected as the cotton blend and Gossypium herbaceum on the other side. Shirkage property is on of the most essential parameters of any fabrics as it may affect the outcome of the end product. Fabric may get shrink or elongated after it go for the laundry, so here the cotton fabrics take is washed and the elongation and shrinkage will be analysed which will help for the development of the end product using those fabrics.
Substation Management and Control in Distributed Power Grids through IOT
Authors: - K.Swasthik , - SK .Dilshad Shaik , - K.Harshitha , - K.Abhishek , - P.Avinash
Published: April 2024

As the complexity of distributed network has grown,automation of substation has become a need of every utility company to increase its efficiency and to improve the quality of power being delivered.
Distributed File Systems for Collaborative Data Access and Scalability
Authors: - Harikrishnan V J , - Devansh Jindal , - Harshdeep Singh Sandhu
Published: April 2024

This comprehensive research effort integrates insights from multiple studies addressing critical challenges in large-scale file system design and management across diverse domains, including cloud storage, grid computing, and clinical imaging. The first group of researchers proposes innovative approaches to metadata management and decentralized lookup systems tailored for ultra large-scale file systems, emphasizing scalability and adaptability. Another group introduces dynamic metadata distribution policies and protocols to optimize performance and ensure metadata consistency in distributed file systems and supercomputers. Additionally, strategies for enhancing file system reliability, fault tolerance, and resilience to network and hardware failures are explored, highlighting the effectiveness of approaches such as server replication and smart client fault tolerance methods.

In parallel, separate studies delve into challenges and solutions related to dispersed document frameworks, focusing on grid computing, the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), and clinical imaging data management. Researchers discuss enhancements to protocols like NFSv4 for parallel access, scalability, and the reliability features of HDFS, as well as scaling file storage across geographically distributed locations using systems like IBM's GPFS. Optimization techniques for small file access in parallel file systems are examined, along with proposals for distributed file system-based architectures to efficiently store and retrieve clinical imaging data. Comparative evaluations of various distributed file systems underscore the importance of selecting appropriate systems based on specific application requirements.

Overall, this synthesis of research efforts underscores the evolving landscape of distributed file systems, addressing challenges related to scalability, performance optimization, security, and application-specific needs across diverse domains.
Resource-efficient Smart Cities: Recommending Green Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Indian Context
Authors: - Iyrin Anna Johnson
Published: April 2024

The research aims to identify key sectors and issues related to resource efficiency in smart city planning in the Indian context and to recommend incorporating Green AI technologies for enhancing resource efficiency in smart cities of India.
Challenges to E- Learning among the Medical Undergraduates in Ahmedabad.
Authors: - Diksha Choudhary , - Renu Choudhary
Published: April 2024

Introduction: E – learning is defined as an educational system that delivers information using information technology resources such as internet, intranet, satellite broadcasts and multimedia applications. Anywhere-anytime feature of e-learning is beneficial in the times of crisis-like situation. Although it offers many advantages but the challenges associated with this are also manyfold. Methodology: This was a cross sectional study conducted at a government medical college in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Study participants consisted of medical undergraduate students (MBBS) of first to final year, who experienced online learning during their academic sessions. Google forms were distributed to students and responses collected were analysed. Results: Around 2/3students still prefer classroom teaching than online classes. Reasons for the same are not only acceptability but more importantly technical ones faced by the students. Challenges identified are-technical problems, information overload, inability to communicate with teachers personally, lack of motivation and evaluation, digital illiteracy, unequal distribution of ICT infrastructure etc. Conclusion: New and improved online leaning platforms are emerging with better user interface. Along with technology, our teaching methods also need to evolve to engage students for more efficient utilization of online learning.
Formulation Development and Evaluation of Mucoadhesive Buccal Tablets of Miconazole for Oral Candidiasis
Authors: - Rupali M. Ghule , - Aditya R. Gawade , - Manjusha P. Mhaske
Published: April 2024

The main objective of creating stable mucoadhesive formulations of miconazole with rate-retarding and mucoadhesive polymers, either synthetic or natural, is to treat fungal infections, especially oral candidiasis, and to investigate how various polymers affect drug release profiles for extended release. Rheological characteristics of the powder bed were assessed, including bulk density, compressibility index, and angle of repose. Mucoadhesive buccal tablets were compressed using 10 station rotary tablet compression machine. Each batch was assessed using a USP dissolution testing apparatus, method II, using a paddle at 50 rpm with the aid of a kinetic study. Each batch was also evaluated for weight variation, hardness, thickness, percent swelling index, and in vitro drug release and in-vitro antifungal activity.
Perspective of Constituent Assembly
Authors: - Cherry kushwaha
Published: April 2024

ABSTRACT:

the jurisprudence of law has hung between morality and legality for a long time. Now it’s the turn of “plagiarism” to prove its stand. Undeniable what has come to stay, must be learnt more about, with these opening lines thy author humbly seeks your permission to present the paper for your consideration. Taking you on a trip to some legal sections, some factual considerations and attempting to drive you through some hypothetical ones too, the current paper is a humble attempt from the author’s side to add something new to this much explored field.
Carbon Credits and Offsetting: Navigating Legal Frameworks, Innovative Solutions, and Controversies
Authors: - Karthik Gupta
Published: April 2024

Carbon credits and offsetting have emerged as market-based instruments to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and address climate change. While hailed as cost-effective mechanisms to drive emissions reductions, these schemes have also faced criticism regarding their environmental integrity, distributional impacts, and ethical implications. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal and regulatory frameworks governing carbon markets, the controversies surrounding their implementation, and potential avenues for reform. It examines the role of emerging technologies, nature-based solutions, and sector-specific initiatives like aviation offsetting in enhancing carbon accounting and market integrity.

Drawing from international environmental law, economic theory, case studies, and empirical data, the paper evaluates the successes, challenges, and real-world impacts of carbon trading systems. Ultimately, it proposes recommendations for strengthening the effectiveness and equity of carbon markets through legal reforms, policy innovations, technological advancements, and areas for further research.
Effect of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Relationship with Father and Emotional Reactivity among Meditators and Non-meditators Female Adults: A Comparative Study
Authors: - Ritika , - Soni Kewalramani
Published: April 2024

The present study is an endeavor to find out the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Relationship with father and Emotional Reactivity amongst meditators and non-meditators Female adults. Childhood experiences lay down a critical foundation for one’s whole course of life. Quality of these experiences depends on the attitude and behavior of family, community, and society towards children. Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are events during childhood that are stressful and may impact upon mental and physical health having effects in childhood and future adulthood. Fathers are usually significant figures in the lives of their daughters. They influence their child in numerous ways. It also affects the way the child deals with the stressful or traumatic experiences and the way they develop their emotional reactivity in various situations or events of life. The study was conducted with a sample of 201 female adults aged 25-35 years, with those who meditate and those who do not meditate. Practice of mediation shows a significant effect in the maintenance of father-daughter relationship and their way of reacting while dealing with certain emotions.
Comparative Study of Some Selected Members of the Families Malvaceae and Sterculiaceae
Authors: - Nileena C.B , - Vinod Haridas
Published: April 2024

Present study aims to compare some selected members of Malvaceae and Sterculiaceae by giving special emphasis on their pollen morphology. The different taxa under investigation were Thespesia populena L. ,Sida cordifolia L. , Hibiscus schizopetalus Dyer. , H.rosasinensis Linn. of Malvaceae and , Melochia corchorifolia Linn. , Kleinhovia hospita Linn. of Sterculiaceae. Pollen morphological analysis was done using Scanning electron micrographs. The structural features of pollen grains are regarded as a more dependable tool in studies of comparative morphology Although these families show some degree of similarities, they differ in many features such as: axillary and solitary flowers in Malvaceae while terminal and inflorescence in Sterculiaceae;Presence of epicalyx in Malvaceae and absence of this in Sterculiaceae;anthers strictly monothecous in Malvaceae while dithecous in Sterculiaceae.numerous stamen in Malvaceae and definite on Sterculiaceae.
A Blockchain-Based Digital Notary System Provides Reliable And Tamper-Proof Timestamping And Verification Services For Digital Documents: A Review
Authors: - Deeksha uikey , - Dr. Raju Brarskar , - Dr. Manish Ahirwar
Published: April 2024

In this paper, we discuss on A blockchain-based digital notary system aimed at enhancing the reliability and security of timestamping and verification services for digital documents. Leveraging the decentralized and immutable nature of blockchain technology, the system offers a tamper-proof solution to authenticate the integrity and existence of digital files. Through cryptographic hashing and consensus mechanisms, timestamps are securely recorded on the blockchain, ensuring irrefutable proof of document existence at specific points in time. The system provides users with a transparent and decentralized platform for verifying the authenticity of digital documents, mitigating risks associated with fraud and manipulation.
Reforming Youth Futures: Innovative Approaches to Juvenile Justice in Baguio City
Authors: - Charesma Grace K. Lud-ayen , - Jethre Lou Epie Alawas , - Criselda Pongsayan Alicwas , - Felix Joshua Larida Arceo , - Allancris Donongan Banes , - Aiza Muyaen Baruzo , - David Longno Legasi , - Princess Joy Buyocan Moyaen , - Deus Gleena Cariaga Pumaras , - Raymond Galwagao Refuerzo , - Thrixie Anne Dionisio Vicente
Published: April 2024

This study determines the effectiveness of Baguio City's current juvenile justice policies and practices in dealing with youth offenses and promoting rehabilitation, including analyzing relevant data and statistics. It targets four areas: effectiveness of current juvenile justice policies and practices, challenges and issues faced by implementers, innovative approaches to juvenile justice in Baguio City, and community-based programs and restorative justice practices. The study used qualitative research design, particularly the case study method. The primary tool used was a validated interview guide. The selected participants were social workers of the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO). The participants are called informant 1, informant 2, and informant 3. Their office selected them based on their job specification, stay in the said office, and availability for the interview. In addition, they are the best source of information since they are the ones who are immersed in implementing intervention and rehabilitation programs in line with restorative justice. The informants shared their experiences as social workers, such as the challenges like non-cooperation of clients and families, shortage of workforce, bulky cases, financial shortages, lack of training, and non-compliance or poor compliance of clients. At the same time, they were also able to develop innovative approaches like using interns and technology. In several cases where intervention programs were processed and implemented, they could give a percentage to conclude that the programs they implemented were effective. Lastly, their community-based practices include visitation to other facilities and aftercare programs.
Teaching the Memetic-based IELTS Writing Task1 in an International Education Institute
Authors: - Tian Xiaowang
Published: April 2024

As one of the four basic skills of IELTS, writing can not only measure the quality of students' language output, but also exercise their comprehensive ability to use language. In the actual teaching activities, there are many problems in students' compositions, such as illogical, simple sentence pattern. The researcher embarked on this study because of the absence of literature on Memetic-based IELTS writing task 1 teaching. It aims to answer the following: 1) the challenges of students for studying IELTS writing task 1. 2) The changes in students’ IELTS task 1 test scores before and after the implementation of the intervention. 3) The changes in students’ ability of IELTS writing task 1 before and after the intervention. The study used a mixed-method: quantitative and qualitative. It utilized a survey questionnaire and an interview guide. While paired sample t-test and independent sample t-test were used for hypothesis testing. The findings show a significant difference in students’ IELTS writing task 1 test scours (p=0.000) and a significant difference in students’ ability of IELTS writing task 1(p=0. 000) before and after the implementation of the action. The research proves that the combination of memetic and IELTS writing task 1 teaching can effectively help students master writing methods, can improve students' writing ability.
Assessing Airborne Bacteriological Concentrations in Indoor Environments
Authors: - Azra Kamal , - Md. Matloob Raza Khan , - Himjay Kumar
Published: April 2024

Understanding the diversity and abundance of bacteria present in indoor air
environments is essential for assessing potential health risks associated with
microbial exposure. The aim of this study was to evaluate the indoor air
bacterial load, focusing on the determination of genera or species composition
and the quantification of colony forming units (CFUs) in different Sections i.e
from Biology POCSO Lab., Biology exhibit examination Lab., Serology exhibit
examination Lab., DNA exhibit examination Lab. and Toxicology exhibit
examination Lab. of 4th floor , Forensic Science Laboratory, Bihar, Patna. The
evaluation of indoor air bacterial concentrations reveals significant variations
across laboratory spaces, with the highest count recorded in the Toxicology
exhibit examination Lab.(T) while the lowest count was found in the Biology
POCSO Lab. (P). Mean bacterial concentrations in the Biology exhibit
examination Lab.(B), Serology exhibit examination Lab.(S), and Toxicology
exhibit examination Lab.(T) exceeded WHO guidelines, contrasting with levels
within acceptable ranges in the POCSO exhibit examination Lab.(P) and DNA
exhibit examination Lab.(D). Bacterial identification unveiled different genera,
predominantly Gram-positive, with diverse morphologies and species including
Bacilli, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus and Coagulase
Negative Staphylococcus. These findings underscore the importance of
stringent safety measures including enhanced sanitation protocols, adherence to
PPE guidelines and targeted interventions to regulate indoor air quality, thereby
fostering healthier and safer laboratory environments for personnel
Manual for Achievement Test in Commerce
Authors: - Manjeet Kaur
Published: April 2024

This paper focuses on preparation of Manual for Achievement Test in Commerce. Initially 150 test items were prepared which were given to the experts for their suggestions, comments and criticism. As per expert advise, few items were eliminated and few were modified and the first draft consisted of 111 test items. Item analysis was done. Difficulty value and discrimination power were calculated. Final draft consisted of only 52 items. Final draft was applied on XI Class Commerce students to check the reliability and validity of the test.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Aviation Industry
Authors: - Sanskriti Verma
Published: April 2024

The aviation industry is rapidly advancing technologically on a global scale, driven by the growing demand for air travel. It is crucial for the industry to uphold efficient and effective operations in light of this trend. This report aims to spotlight the latest innovations in aviation, specifically focusing on the utilization of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to elevate safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction. The primary objective of this study is to offer an extensive overview of AI and ML applications within the aviation sector. As we move towards a future dominated by machines, this thesis will incorporate elements of machine learning alongside AI to provide a comprehensive perspective. Particularly noteworthy are the impacts of machine learning in aircraft manufacturing, as it involves enabling machines to learn and process data essential for ensuring effective and efficient work processes. There are concerns surrounding AI's development despite being created by humans; these fears regarding its increasing relevance within aviation will also be addressed through analysis in this study.
Optimizing Solar Potential: A Literature Review on Advanced MPPT Techniques via Fuzzy Logic and Soft Computing
Authors: - Mr. Suman Patra
Published: April 2024

This article is on the trends of change in MPPT techniques for solar energy systems, where the focus has been shifted from traditional approaches to new methods by integrating fuzzy logic and soft computing. Solar energy is one of the greatest renewable energy sources; it needs efficient conversion and storage solutions for sustainability goals of energy on a global level. Traditional MPPT techniques have seen it as a headache in dealing with the dynamic and variable nature of solar irradiance. However, significant works in the last decade have put milestones on the use of fuzzy logic and soft computing for the MPPT and reported improved performance of the system under changing environmental conditions. This paper reviews recent, so-called advanced design and analysis techniques comparatively with their traditional counterparts and offers pragmatic implications of such advances. It further explores the possibilities of integration of AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) with MPPT, emerging solar panel technologies, and importance of broader acceptance - scalability and system integration. The review concluded with areas of recommendations for further research and reiterated the user-friendliness, cost-effectiveness, and scalability of MPPT solutions. Study results contribute toward an effort to optimize solar energy systems and point out that this is highly critical for bringing solutions to the global renewable energy mix.
Balancing Airport Security and Passenger Facilitation in Aviation
Authors: - Prashant Kumar
Published: April 2024

Airport security has to adjust to a growing number of passengers while maintaining high levels of accuracy in screening. It is crucial for airport managers to explore and implement potential upgrades in the security process without compromising the passenger experience. Biometric technology emerges as an efficient solution, enabling secure clearance based on individual biometric features. Despite its effectiveness, both airports and passengers have been hesitant to embrace this technology. Moreover, limited research exists on passengers' attitudes towards repeat use of biometric security. To bridge this gap, our study focused on understanding passengers' initial and repeat usage intentions by examining the perceived benefits and risks associated with biometric security technology through a survey involving 327 participants. By using structural equation modeling to analyze the data, we established that both perceived benefits and risks significantly influence passengers' intention to initially adopt and repeatedly use biometric security. This research sheds light on how airport practitioners can create value for travelers while managing the challenges involved in implementing biometric security measures within airport settings.
Examining the Connection between Service Failure and Recovery with Airline Passenger Satisfaction with Air Asia
Authors: - Aarti
Published: April 2024

A firm's service failure and the way it addresses it can have a significant impact on customer satisfaction and their overall relationship with the company. This is true even when the company has put in substantial efforts to build strong, long-term relationships with its customers. Airline companies, in particular, face various challenges that affect their survival over time. One of these challenges is dealing with inevitable service failures. The goal of this study is to understand how service failure and recovery relate to passenger satisfaction specifically within AirAsia. Data was collected from 361 domestic travelers departing from Sultan Ismail Petra Airport in Kelantan. Convenience sampling was used for this study. The results showed that there is a significant negative correlation between service failure and passenger satisfaction, while service recovery has a positive impact on passenger satisfaction. The implications suggest that the management team and staff should implement effective recovery strategies to address failures, including well-planned corrective actions, sincere apologies, taking responsibility for any mishaps, and other measures. Frontline employees need to be attuned to customers' emotions during service failures; effective recovery efforts can help prevent negative customer reactions.
Garbage Enzyme: Production and characterization
Authors: - Swati Rose Toppo , - Urvashi Maitry
Published: April 2024

The garbage enzyme was prepared from Jaggery, fruit and vegetable dregs and water. Jaggery, fruit and vegetable peels and water were mixed in the ratio of 1:3:10. The mixing process was done in an air-tight plastic container. During the first month, gases produced were released as fermentation progressed. The container was placed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place. It was left to ferment for 3 months to produce enzyme. The fermentation yielded a brownish liquid, which was separated from the solids. The solution was filtered after 3 months to obtain enzyme solution which was light brownish yellow in color. All the treatments exhibited positive result for Amylase Test, Lipase Test, Cellulase Test, Urease Test, Protease Test, MR Test and Alcohol and low pH whereas negative for catalase Test, indicating that Garbage enzyme produced from fruit and vegetable wastes contained mixture of enzymes, alcohol and acid brought about by the process of microbial fermentation.
Geographical Indication of Goods and Impact on Agriculture
Authors: - Gowtham M , - Yuvashree C
Published: April 2024

Abstract:
Agriculture has been out of the news for 20 years due to the increase in food insecurity and poverty caused by rising food prices, but it is back in the news now. It will be crucial in the upcoming years to boost food production and productivity in developing nations, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and with smallholders.
Finding workable answers to a multitude of intricate technical, institutional, and policy problems is necessary to achieve this, though. These problems include land markets, agricultural extension, credit, rural infrastructure, market connectivity, non-farm employment in rural areas, trade policy, and food price stabilization.
A Compact Dual-Band 28/38 GHz Two-port MIMO Antenna for 5G mm-wave Applications
Authors: - T. Vasantha Likitha , - G. Kalyani , - A. Elisamma
Published: April 2024

This paper introduces a novel dual-band multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) antenna is designed for applications of 28/38 GHz 5G mm-wave wireless communication. The proposed antenna is made on Rogers RT5880 material and has dimensions of 7 mm x 15 mm x 0.8 mm. The MIMO antenna employs rectangular slots positioned identically within the patch, along with the y-shaped slots in the ground, to achieve resonant frequencies at 28GHz and 38 GHz. To improve the isolation between each MIMO element, a rectangular slot is strategically positioned in between them. The designed dual-element MIMO antenna functions effectively at resonant frequencies of 28 GHz and 38 GHz and the isolation between its components is > 25 dB. The proposed antenna achieves return loss of -22dB at 28GHz and -24dB at 38 GHz, peak gains of 4.9 dBi at 28 GHz and 2.7 dBi at 38 GHz and the radiation efficiency of >75% within the operational frequency bands. The designed antenna results an envelope correlation coefficient (ECC) below 0.005 and diversity gain (DG) of almost 10 dB. The designing and simulation of the MIMO antenna are carried out through CST Software.
A Study on the OPD Linen Inventory at Christian Medical College, Vellore
Authors: - E. Meraclingethciyal , - Ruth Mary
Published: April 2024

The outpatient department (OPD) of Christian Medical College, Vellore's linen management system is evaluated in this paper. CMC, recognized for its superior medical care, maintains strict patient care guidelines. With more than 50 years of experience, the laundry department guarantees immediate distribution of clean linen. Thorough data gathering, which involves observations and interviews, examines current inventory management procedures. There are differences between approved and current linen stocks, according to the research. The main goals of the recommendations are to guarantee proper supply and enhance inventory control. Issues with operations such as overstocking and stockouts are addressed. The study is to improve healthcare quality at CMC, Vellore and optimize resource usage.
An initial basic feasible transportation solution based on the north-west corner rule programming in c
Authors: M RAMAKRISHNA , G Ashok
Published: April 2024

Transportation is one of the most important problems in operations research because it is involved in our daily activities and is primarily concerned with logistics. It is a very important class of linear programming model that deals with the condition of transporting commodities or resources from sources to destinations. The problem's primary goal is to save transportation time and steps by using minimal transformation costs. The solution to this problem is classified into two types: the Initial Basic Feasible Solution (IBFS) and the Optimal Solution (OS). The purpose of this research is to develop a programme that employs the North West Corner Rule to determine the Initial Basic Feasible solution to the transportation problem (NWCR). This programme was written in C# and can handle both balanced and unbalanced situations. Furthermore, the North West Corner Rule has a broader application than other methods for solving transportation problems. Finally, the proposed programme is more useful for decision makers who deal with unbalanced supply and demand quantities on a regular basis.
Breast cancer detection using deep learning and cnn-based model
Authors: Krishna Banavathu , Alikani Vijaya Durga , M Ramakrishna
Published: April 2024

The second-most dangerous cancer in the world is breast cancer. Not just in India, but all around the world, breast cancer is the primary cause of death for women. According to the USA in 2011, out of eight one woman had cancer. Inappropriate breast cell division can result in benign or malignant breast cancer. Consequently, this is how breast cancer progresses. Therefore, it is crucial to detect the breast cancer at the early stage. By doing this, many lives can be saved and the sickness can be adequately treated while also being treated as a very serious condition. Breast cancer is most dangerous disease and at present it treated as global disease. Invasive breast cancer will likely affect 246,660 women in the USA in 2016, and 40,450 women will likely pass away from the disease. Mammography continues to be labor-intensive and has acknowledged drawbacks despite its success as a tool for detecting breast cancer, including low sensitivity in women with dense breast tissue. The development of neural networks has been used to breast histopathology images during the past ten years to help radiologists operate more accurately and efficiently. The goal of this study is to use the most recent convolution neural network (CNN) expertise to images of breast histopathology. The first section of the research examines conventional Computer Assisted Detection (CAD) utilising machine learning and a more current CNN-based model for Breast Histopathology Images.
El Storytelling y la publicidad. El caso de una cerveza española
Authors:   , Burghardt Guerra Gretel
Published: April 2024

Estudia cómo se la relaciona el storytelling y la publicidad en Estrella Damm, es así que intenta indagar un poco más sobre el storytelling en el aspecto emocional más que teórico, ayudando a entender mejor su real función o impacto.
Desarrollo de espacios culturales como estrategia de recuperación de edificación histórica en el distrito de Barranco, Caso: Museo de la moda de la clase social alta limeña desde la época colonial hasta la actualidad, incluyendo la influencia que ha ejercido la cultura inca en el mundo de la moda
Authors:   , Venegas Aguad Yazmin
Published: April 2024

Pretende evidenciar que los monumentos históricos, así como pueden ser revalorizados al utilizarse como sedes de diversas entidades públicas, también podrían serlo como espacios culturales, esfuerzos que podrían ser realizados tanto en el ámbito privado, público e incluso, en el público - privado.
La Influencia del visual thinking en el sistema educativo del Colegio Santa Maria de Cervello en alumnos de tercer año de secundaria en el curso de Ciencias sociales de la ciudad de Chimbote en el 2021
Authors:   , Agapito Espinoza Ivana Nicole
Published: April 2024

Intenta comprobar la influencia del visual thinking en el aprendizaje de alumnos de tercer año de secundaria de un colegio de la ciudad de Chimbote.
El diseño gráfico en la promoción de la Marinera Norteña y su impacto en la identidad cultural en los jóvenes de 20 a 25 años de edad de Santiago de Surco, Lima - Perú 2021
Authors:   , García Farfán Doris Lucía
Published: April 2024

Analiza cuál es el impacto del diseño gráfico en la promoción de la Marinera Norteña en la identidad cultural de jóvenes de 20 a 25 años de edad de Santiago de Surco, Lima en el 2021.
El prototipo de una aplicación móvil para poder gestionar de manera positiva el estrés agudo, empleando la tecnología y la usabilidad en personas de 25 a 35 años de edad que estudian o trabajan en Lima Metropolitana en 2020 – 2021
Authors:   , Porras Novoa Walter Christian
Published: April 2024

Intenta saber cómo el prototipo de una aplicación móvil puede gestionar de manera positiva los niveles de estrés empleando la tecnología y la usabilidad , para lo cual se presentó un enfoque cualitativo, con un diseño no experimental transversal de nivel correlacional.
El diseño como gestor de cambio en empresas frente al nuevo comportamiento de consumo en Lima, 2020
Authors:   , Watanabe Velásquez Karolina Yuki
Published: April 2024

Resalta la importancia e impacto que tiene el gestionar estratégicamente el diseño como un recurso indispensable para una correcta gestión de marca en el ámbito corporativo, el cual a su vez puede ayudar a la construcción de procesos que permitan que las empresas puedan superar situaciones de cambios a las que puedan verse sometidas de acuerdo al entorno del mercado en el que se desarrollan.