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Greening aviation: Is evidence-based policymaking possible?
Authors: Rutherford Dan
Published: June 2024

Aircraft are a significant and growing source of air and climate pollution. As a hard-to-abate sector, there are real technological, economic, and operational barriers to decarbonizing aviation. But effective regulation is also constrained by political forces, namely extreme industry concentration, international bureaucracy, protectionism, and international development politics. In this seminar, Dan Rutherford from the International Council on Clean Transportation draws on concrete examples from over 15 years of policy work to explore the promise and limits of evidence-based policymaking as the aviation industry takes its first steps toward net-zero flight.
Creating digital twins of the shoulder complex to improve pre-operative planning of joint replacement surgery
Authors: Besier Thor
Published: July 2024

Computational models of the musculoskeletal system, coupled with wearable sensors for real-time feedback (i.e. the Digital Twin) have tremendous clinical application in the field of orthopaedics and joint replacement, which currently relies upon the skill and experience of a surgeon to achieve a good outcome. This is particularly true for shoulder arthroplasty (glenohumeral joint replacement), as the shoulder has a large range of motion that is stabilised and controlled by coordinated activation of many muscles crossing the joint. A computational model that represents the anatomy of the patient, can simulate the motion and forces of the joint and then predict clinical outcomes for varying implant designs and placements would provide orthopaedic surgeons with the necessary tools to plan surgeries and achieve better outcomes. However, several challenges need to be addressed before bringing the Digital Twin into clinical practice:
1. Creating models of the complex anatomy (bones, muscles, joints, ligaments etc) is time-consuming and required 3D medical imaging
2. Measuring and characterising movement of the shoulder is challenging, as the shoulder moves across the rib cage and lies underneath soft tissue
3. Bone is a living tissue, and responds to its surrounding mechanical environment, so predicting how an implant might perform in a patient requires some understanding and prediction of bone adaptation and remodelling processes.

We propose a paradigm shift towards personalised medicine for shoulder arthroplasty by developing methods to rapidly generate a Digital Twin of the shoulder, updating this model with wearable sensor technology to measure and characterise motion and computational approaches to bone remodelling. This talk will present some of the approaches and validation studies that have been completed thus far to address the challenges above. The methods and models developed within this work aim to provide the clinician with quantitative information in the shoulder arthroplasty surgery planning phase and ultimately improve long-term outcomes for patients.
Augmented Reality Teaching Framework: AR Literacy for Visual Communication Design Majors
Authors: Barrett Félicia , Bendito Petronio , Jacobson Alexandra
Published: June 2024

This chapter outlines a framework for teaching AR that enhances communication and creates engaging experiences. An overview of the history of AR is provided based on its development in the past two decades. The paper introduces a teaching model for promoting Augmented Reality literacy while using the computer as a creative medium. The main topics include enhancing traditional print and digital media, creating interactive experiences, improving accessibility for diverse audiences, and using it as a sustainable tool in design processes. The model was implemented into undergraduate Visual Communication Design computing courses. Visual literacy serves as a cornerstone in equipping students with the tools and knowledge necessary to excel in the dynamic field of AR design and development. By honing visual literacy skills, students gain the ability to comprehend, analyze, and interpret visual information, which is essential for creating meaningful AR experiences.
A Critical Visual Literacy Inquiry Model for Pre- and In-Service Teachers
Authors: Han Hyeju , Newman Mark , Chen Xiaoning
Published: June 2024

Critical visual literacy is an important skill set for current and future educators, as well as preschool to 12th- grade students. It emphasizes critical analysis of visuals in their sociocultural context to evaluate power dynamics and plan for change. A team of three education faculty developed and implemented a critical visual literacy inquiry model in three graduate-level courses during the 2022-2023 academic year. The flexibility of this model allowed for the adaptation of different visuals and activities based on each course’s specific needs and its students. This paper explains the process of developing and implementing the model, offering insights and recommendations to enhance the teacher education curriculum. It aims to improve the knowledge of critical visual literacy for both pre-service and in-service teachers, empowering them to design culturally responsive learning experiences that cater to diverse student populations effectively.
The Community Game Development Toolkit
Authors: Lichtman Daniel
Published: June 2024

The Community Game Development Toolkit (CGDT) is a set of tools that make it easy and fun for students, artists, researchers and community members to create their own visually rich, interactive 3D environments and story-based games without the use of coding or other specialized game-design skills. Building on the popular 3D game design engine Unity, the toolkit provides intuitive tools for diverse communities to represent their own traditions, rituals and heritages through interactive, visual storytelling. Projects can be built for desktop, mobile and VR applications. The toolkit is used to teach game design and interactivity at universities across the country, used by students, artists and researchers, and supported by several grants. This paper provides context about what kind of work students, artists and researchers have created using the toolkit and provides documentation for how to use the toolkit. See https://danielp73.github.io/Community-Game-Development-Toolkit/ for updated documentation and other information about the toolkit.
Centering Students through Collage and Assemblage
Authors: Mathews Emilee
Published: June 2024

This chapter considers specific learning outcomes from centering students’ agency and growth via the process and perspectives of collage and assemblage. I argue that these actions empower students to arrange, array, and dialogue with disparate sets of information, creating a unique synthesis of a priori and a posteriori knowledge. Collage questions authority, emphasizes process, asks open-ended questions, creates dialogue, and sets up an exploratory, questing dynamic. I ground these thoughts in visual literacy, culture, and theory with Deleuze and Guattari, McLuhan, Barthes, and hooks. I then illustrate these connections via several case studies, including information literacy sessions in new media, sculpture, and architecture.
Critical Visual Literacy in Activism: Artist Violet Ray's Counterimages
Authors: Olson Mike
Published: June 2024

Critical visual literacy develops the ability to investigate the social and cultural contexts of visuals to illuminate power relations. Artist-activist Violet Ray’s critical response to visual culture provides a potent example of how visual literacies can be activated to interpret and creatively confront received cultural imagery. Informed by John Berger’s Ways of Seeing, which considered power's privileged manipulation of visual imagery as a tool of social and economic dominance, this paper considers Ray’s photo collages of visual protest as counterimages that subvert cultural value messaging through the juxtaposition of advertising and news photo source imagery. Viewed in relation to the Framework for Visual Literacy in Higher Education, this paper examines the methods by which Violet Ray’s confrontational collages pursue social justice through visual practice. Through this exploration, the paper contributes to the growing discourse on critical visual literacy, emphasizing its role in activism and the pursuit of social change.
Magic Brewing: Coffee and Visual Literacy in the Darkroom
Authors: Sandoval Marita Ibañez , McLeod Gary , Ma Amber
Published: June 2024

If sole use of digital cameras leads to impoverished means for visually recording and expressing experiences, ways are needed to introduce everyday camera users to affordances of other photomedia. As a typical first move, camera film enjoys consumer attention as an analog alternative to digital photomedia. However, developing the film at photo labs also distances users from conversations about environmental impact. Caffenol is often proposed as one sustainable alternative to traditional film development. Comprising coffee, washing soda, and vitamin C, it is receiving more attention in educational environments and enjoying discussion about its techniques and recipes. Though much emphasis has been on technical and environmental merits, less is said about the experiential dimension of using caffenol, including how to perceive and engage with the creative and sensory aspects of the development process in educational settings. This chapter adopts an anecdotal yet visual approach to explore caffenol through practical activities with varied student groups. Promoting informal repetition, analysis, and conversation, we posit that the caffenol process is not only environmentally friendlier and accessible––not to mention aromatic––but it can also support visual literacy and cultural understanding.
Analysis of Visual Systems of Painting by Schematization
Authors: Selivanov Nikolay
Published: June 2024

The understanding of painting works as visual systems implies the analysis of these systems by the method of graphic schematization, which allows to the revealing the interaction of all visual elements of the system. Schematization corresponds to the spatial construction of visual images, which is the basis of visual activity. With the help of graphic schematization one can effectively develop the basics of visual literacy, as schematization is the most important tool for any visual studies. The article describes the author's method of visual-graphical analysis of works of painting. One of the key innovations of the author's method is the identification of implied lines rather than depicted lines, which are no less significant elements of visual systems created by the authors of painting works. Examples of this analysis demonstrate the different possibilities and great creative potential of graphic schematization for interpreting and actualizing painting works from different epochs that remain things-in-themselves until today.
National and Organizational Culture
Authors: Pavlova Sanja , Krliu Venera , Bojadjiev Marjan
Published: June 2024

The purpose of this paper is to show the importance of a culture which should be nurtured every day in all companies. Here, is also explained the meaning of organizational culture and national culture. As well as the connection between these two inseparable parts when it comes to different companies especially if talking about different countries and nations.
An overview of the current diagnostic approach to Periprosthetic Joint Infections
Authors: Al-Jabri Talal , Ridha Mohamed , Wood Matthew J , Kayani, Babar , Jayadev Chethan , McCulloch Robert Allan , Schemitsch Emil
Published: June 2024

The diagnosis of periprosthetic joint infections (PJI) presents a formidable challenge to orthopaedic surgeons due to its complex and diverse manifestations. Accurate diagnosis is of utmost importance, as even mild pain following joint replacement surgery may indicate PJI in the absence of a definitive gold standard diagnostic test. Numerous diagnostic modalities have been suggested in the literature, and international societies have continually updated diagnostic criteria for this debilitating complication.

This review article aims to comprehensively examine the latest evidence-based approaches for diagnosing PJI. Through a thorough analysis of current literature, we explore promising diagnostic strategies that have demonstrated effectiveness in identifying PJI. These strategies encompass the utilization of laboratory markers, such as erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and C-reactive protein (CRP), alongside imaging techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and leukocyte scintigraphy. Additionally, we highlight the importance of synovial fluid analysis, including the potential role of alpha-defensin as a biomarker, and examine evolving international diagnostic criteria to standardize and improve diagnostic accuracy.
Analysis of patient data to explore cardiovascular risk factors
Authors: Almushayqih Jawaher , Oke Abayomi Samuel , Juma Belindar Atieno
Published: July 2024

According to the World Health Organisation, cardiovascular diseases claim over 17.9 million lives yearly on a global scale. Hence, cardiovascular diseases are responsible for 32 percent of global deaths yearly. Furthermore, it is estimated that more than 50 percent of heart disease cases are only discovered after they have reached the critical stage of heart failure and stroke. However, early detection of these heart diseases can reduce the mortality rates of cardiovascular diseases. Scientists have suggested using machine learning algorithms to identify the risk factors. However, the unavailability of data has hindered the significant success of this approach. In this study, machine learning algorithms are used to identify the important features that should be monitored to prevent heart diseases by considering a dataset obtained from 1000 patients. The six machine learning algorithms used for this study are Logistic Regression, Support Vector Machine, k-nearest Neighbour, Decision Tree, Random Forest and Multi-layer Perception Classifier. The dataset consists of twelve features that are considered to be associated with heart disease and a target variable. The results from this study show that patients suffering from typical and atypical angina chest pain are prone to heart disease. Patients who exercise up the slope have a higher likelihood of living without heart disease. Among the six algorithms used, the MLP Multi-layer Perception Classifier outperforms all others by achieving a 99 percent accuracy. Moreover, the Random Forest algorithm follows with an accuracy of 98 percent.
Study on the Application of Internal Control in the Management of Urban Commercial Banks
Authors: Wang Zifeng
Published: June 2024

In February 2021, Baoshang Bank, whose total asset size had exceeded 500 billion, exited the stage of history with more than 200 billion in unpayable debts. Now look back on its life, from the clouds fell to the bottom. However, there are traces of its causes. Weak supervision of funds, the organizational structure of the organization is a sham, excessive concentration of equity internal governance failure eventually became the key to its demise. Therefore, this paper will take the current situation of rising non‐ performing loan rate of urban commercial banks as the entry point to discuss the importance of internal governance and make suggestions for the establishment of a sound internal control system in urban commercial banks.
Market Research and Marketing Plan for Black Garlic
Authors: Zhang Kexin , Yu Jia , Wang Zixin , Guo Haibei , Zhang Weiwei
Published: June 2024

The article outlines the nutritional value, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, immune-boosting effects, prevention of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, anti-aging benefits, and the ability to relieve menopausal fatigue, along with other biological functions of black garlic. It highlights the beneficial impacts of black garlic as a health food on the human body. Through the distribution and collection of questionnaires and subsequent analysis of the statistical results, a marketing plan for black garlic was developed.
The Design of Intelligent Classroom Teaching in Table Tennis Forehand Attack
Authors: Wang Bin , Deng Shiru , Yang Mingxiang
Published: June 2024

Intelligent classroom is the inevitable requirement of physical education reform to adapt to the development of the situation, and has unique practical value. Using the research method of literature and logical analysis, the wisdom factor is applied to the specific table tennis teaching. Combined with the characteristics of PE curriculum teaching, the smart classroom is used to formulate teaching objectives and the teaching design of pre-class preview, practice in class and consolidation after class, so as to promote students' smart growth and development. In order to provide theoretical support and practical reference for the construction of smart classroom in table tennis teaching, and promote the development and innovation of smart classroom physical education model.
The Dilemma and Mechanism Guarantee of Promoting the Modernization of Rural Governance in the New Era
Authors: Yuan Qi
Published: June 2024

As agriculture has become the foundation of the country, managing the rural society with good governance and development is the "ballast stone" for creating a new situation of rural development in China. Effective rural governance relates to the overall promotion of modernization of the national governance system and capacity. And, the fundamental starting point and goal of rural governance are to resolve the problems that restrict rural development, better maximize interests of farmers. Under the clear objective of promoting the modernization of rural governance in the new era, this paper analyzes the dilemmas in the process of promoting the modernization of rural governance in the new era, and propose a mechanism structure for the modernization of rural governance in three aspects, clarifying the value guidance mechanism, optimizing the governance operation mechanism and improving the support and guarantee mechanism, in order to solve the development shackles of the modernization of rural governance.
Research on the Theoretical Progression of General Secretary's Important Discourse on Women's Issues
Authors: Huang Qianqian , Yan Jing
Published: June 2024

The world is undergoing profound changes unseen in a century. The degree of globalization is deepening. While the development of women in various countries has made great progress, their development demands are still increasing. As socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era, Chinese women are faced with new opportunities and new challenges. Under these circumstances, General Secretary Xi Jinping has made many speeches on women's issues on important occasions at home and abroad. His discourse is based on Marxist women's theory, the women's theory of successive generations of Communist Party leaders, and the excellent traditional Chinese women's thought. The three constitute the theoretical source of its discussion. Focusing on women's special needs, realizing individual equality of women's rights to development, building a family civilization with family education and morals, strengthening the reform and innovation of the construction of the three natures of women's federations, and promoting global women's development. These are the key nuclei of his important discourses. General Secretary Xi Jinping's important discourse on women's issues is rich in connotation, profound in thought, and has great practical significance. As a film with rich connotation, Disney 's live‐action Mulan film has attracted much attention. This article uses the literature data method and text analysis method to analyze the characteristics of the real‐life version of Mulan and its connection with post‐ colonial theory. By analyzing the cultural, historical and gender identity of the film, it explores its inherent cultural significance and profound connotation.
Research Progress in the Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis Using Chinese Medicinal Herb Eucommia ulmoides Oliver
Authors: Wang Hongze , Liu Geng , Bai Guoyang , Zan Qiang
Published: June 2024

Osteoporosis (OP), a common bone metabolic disease in clinical practice, imposes a heavy burden on families and society due to the fragility fractures it causes. With the advent of an aging society, the prevention and treatment of OP has become a significant challenge worldwide. Currently, the treatment of OP primarily focuses on promoting bone formation and reducing bone loss. While these therapeutic approaches have clear goals and notable effects, they are still accompanied by certain toxic side effects. With the development of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in OP prevention and treatment, the therapeutic targets and mechanisms of action of TCM and its active ingredients are gradually gaining recognition. The traditional Chinese medicine Eucommia ulmoides (Du Zhong) and its prescriptions have demonstrated remarkable efficacy in clinically preventing and treating OP. In recent years, research on the anti-OP effects of Eucommia ulmoides and its active ingredients has become a hot topic, and their effectiveness has been confirmed. This article systematically reviews the research on Eucommia ulmoides extract, total lignans, iridoid glycosides, flavonoids, and their prescriptions, aiming to provide new perspectives for TCM in the field of OP prevention and treatment.
Clinical Observation of Wound Fluid Extravasation after Shoulder Arthroscopy
Authors: Liu Liangchen , Yang Di , Zhao Shuanglin , Ding Shiliang , Ni Yuntao
Published: June 2024

Fluid leakage to the outside of the wound after shoulder arthroscopy can present a risk of complications such as wound infection and delayed wound healing. Most relevant studies dealt with fluid leakage to the internal environment and did not focus on fluid leakage outside the body and its effect on the wound. We, therefore, focused on and investigated the significance of wound fluid leakage to the body surface after shoulder arthroscopy. Methods: Observational and analyzed patient data from 15 cases of shoulder arthroscopy were used to calculate the amount of fluid exudation by recording the operation time, the amount of intraoperative fluid perfusion, the surgical incisions, and weighing the surgical dressings on the first day of the postoperative period. The statistical method of Pearson's correlation coefficient was used to evaluate the correlation between the patients' postoperative fluid exudate volume and the operation time, intraoperative fluid infusion volume, and surgical incision. Results: All patients had no incision infections or other postoperative complications. The duration of surgery and the amount of postoperative wound exudate were correlated in 15 patients (R=.547, p<.05), the amount of perfusion and the amount of postoperative wound exudate were statistically significant (R=.569, p<.05), and the incisions and the amount of postoperative wound exudate were statistically significant (R=.702, p<.05). Conclusion: There is a correlation between postoperative fluid exudation after shoulder arthroscopy and operative time, intraoperative perfusion, and surgical incisions. When the operator performs shoulder arthroscopy, he or she should try to shorten the operative time and reduce intraoperative fluid perfusion and surgical incisions.
How is a Theological Bioethics and Medical Ethics Possible: A Study on Background and Foundation of the "Ethic of Personhood"
Authors: Huang Zhipeng
Published: June 2024

The core issue in bioethics is how to define humans. Contemporary bioethics is in trouble on many issues because of limitations in principles and methods. Ethics of personhood tries to rethink these issues from a different perspective. The premise of the ethics of personhood is to redefine humans. From the perspective of Christian thought, it introduces the concept of "person" into bioethics and points out that the research object of bioethics is human being as human person. The concept of human person is the basis of the ethics of personhood. Human person possesses both substantiality and relationality. This makes up for the shortcomings of contemporary bioethics that either only value individual interests, or only value collective interests. Although the ethic of personhood is a very good paradigm and framework for studying bioethics, it still faces many fundamental problems in modernity, such as how to be widely accepted.
The Generation and Treatment of Diabetic Nephropathy are Discussed from Deficiency, Blood Stasis, Dampness and Turbidity
Authors: Wang Xingzhou , Fu Jiaying , Men Niuniu , Tian Yun
Published: June 2024

Deficiency, stasis, dampness and turbidity are common clinical pathogenic factors, which have been confirmed in many fields for years, and many studies have shown that diabetic nephropathy is associated with the upper four diseases. This paper demonstrates the correlation and treatment with the occurrence of diabetic nephropathy from four aspects of deficiency, stasis, dampness and turbidity, as a clinical reference.
Progress of Chinese and Western Medicine Research on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Authors: Liu Nan , Zhu Hongli
Published: June 2024

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common clinical disease of reproductive endocrine hormone abnormalities and metabolic disorders, with a variety of clinical symptoms and complex etiology. Recent studies have shown that genetics, reproductive endocrine hormones, inflammatory factors, intestinal flora, microRNAs, signal transduction pathways and insulin resistance are closely related to the development of PCOS. Regarding the treatment modalities of PCOS, Western medicine mostly focuses on symptomatic treatment for elevated androgens, ovulation abnormalities, menstrual irregularities and insulin resistance. Chinese medicine focuses on conditioning, and adopts Chinese medicine, acupuncture and needle-medicine combination for different identification and typing through the idea of holistic view. The combination of Chinese and Western medicine gives full play to the advantages between modern medicine and traditional medicine, and combines Western medicine with Chinese medicine for symptomatic treatment, which is a holistic approach and has significant therapeutic effects. Therefore, this paper provides an overview of the research on the etiology and pathogenesis of PCOS in recent years, as well as an overview of the treatment of PCOS by Western medicine, Chinese medicine and the combination of Chinese and Western medicine.
Research Progress of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Immune Function of Lung Cancer Patients
Authors: Bian Wenli , Li Renting , Feng Yanyu , Peng Bei , Wang Qingyun
Published: June 2024

Lung cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors in the world, ranking the first cause of death. In recent years, the incidence and mortality of patients with lung cancer have increased significantly. Western medicine generally adopts traditional treatment methods such as surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but there are inevitable adverse reactions and side effects in all of them, and new treatment methods are urgently needed to control its development. With the continuous improvement of medical technology, immunotherapy has gradually flourished in the medical field. Traditional Chinese medicine can achieve the purpose of tumor treatment by regulating the tumor immune microenvironment. This paper explores the mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of lung cancer from the etiology, pathogenesis and the role of traditional Chinese medicine in lung cancer immunity, and puts forward new ideas to provide reference for clinical practice.
Industry Status and Future Development Trend of Da Vinci Surgical Robot
Authors: Cao Runwu , Zhu Haihong
Published: June 2024

In this paper, we analyze the current industry status of the Da Vinci surgical robot in the medical field and its future development trend. As an advanced minimally invasive surgical tool, the Da Vinci surgical robot has been widely used in many types of surgery, including urology, gynecology, cardiothoracic surgery and general surgery, by providing high-precision surgical operations, three-dimensional high-definition views and greater surgical flexibility. First of all, we analyze the application status of Da Vinci surgical robot in the world. In addition, we explore the major challenges and limitations of Da Vinci surgical robotics. Subsequently, the key factors driving the development of the Da Vinci surgical robot are also analyzed. In terms of future development trends, we predict that the integration of artificial intelligence and surgical robotics, the development of remote surgery and the emergence of more personalized surgical solutions will further promote the progress of Da Vinci surgical robotics and the expansion of the surgical field.
Research Progress of Shaofu Zhuyu Decoction in the Treatment of Male Diseases
Authors: Bai Dong , Luo Xiangning
Published: June 2024

The effect of Shaofu Zhuyu Decotion is to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, warm menstruation, reduce swelling and relieve pain. Its main pathogenesis is cold coagulation and blood stasis. In the systematic collection and analysis of relevant literature in recent years, it has been found that it is widely used in the clinical and experimental research of male diseases, such as chronic prostatitis, epididymitis, prostate hyperplasia, erectile dysfunction, varicocele and infertility, etc. Especially for patients with prostatitis, experimental and clinical research data table, it has a significant curative effect. In the treatment of epididymitis, erectile dysfunction, varicose veins and infertility, there are also studies that it has a positive effect, but there are few relevant reports and more research is needed; the relevant content is summarized as follows.
The Treatment of Vitiligo with Liver and Kidney Deficiencies
Authors: Zhang Zeji , Wang Liwen
Published: June 2024

Vitiligo is a common depigmentation disease, which is mainly characterized by the skin color fading or whitening at the lesion, which seriously affects the appearance of patient and brings a greater psychological burden to the patient. Vitiligo is easy to diagnose but difficult to treat, the etiology of the disease is complicated and the pathogenesis is unknown. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the onset of vitiligo is caused by a variety of internal and external pathological factors, and is closely related to the liver, spleen, and kidney. In recent years, traditional Chinese medicine has triggered extensive research on the prevention and treatment of vitiligo, and has made certain research progress. This article is based on the basic theory of Chinese medicine and the pathogenesis of vitiligo, summarizing the etiology and pathogenesis of vitiligo and using the basic principles and ideas of vitiligo treatment from the perspective of liver and kidney deficiency, which means nourishing the kidney and liver in order to achieve a balance of yin and yang and the mutual production of essence and blood.
Progress of Research on the Treatment of Diseases based on the Theory of "Wind"
Authors: Jia Longxing , Zhang Zhen , Liu Miaoyu , Zhai Xuejuan , Li YaoHui
Published: June 2024

From ancient times to the present, scholars have never stopped discussing "wind". In the system of Chinese medicine culture, there are numerous remarks related to "wind", which involves the etiology of disease, identification and treatment, and the five movements and six qi, etc. This article focuses on the origins, nature, and treatment of diseases of the internal organs from the perspective of wind. In this paper, we focus on the origin, nature, and treatment of diseases of various internal organs from the perspective of wind, and collate and summarise the literature on the treatment of diseases from wind since ancient times, to clarify the progress of the research on the pathogenicity of "wind", in an attempt to provide a new way of thinking for the treatment of diseases from the perspective of wind.
Professor Fengjie He's Experience and Method of Chinese Medicine in Treating Kidney Deficiency and Liver Depression Type of Infertility
Authors: Gui Ke , He Fengjie
Published: June 2024

Infertility is a common gynecological disease among women of childbearing age and is one of the difficult gynecological problems. In this regard, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) treatment has unique advantages and precise efficacy. According to Prof. He Fengjie, the main etiology and pathogenesis of this disease lies in kidney deficiency and liver depression, as well as the imbalance of Chong Ren. In treatment, the main focus should be on tonifying the kidneys and regulating the liver qi at the same time. In clinical practice, he specializes in the use of "Self-designed Pregnancy Preparation Formula", which has achieved unique results.
Research Progress of TCM Treatment of Postoperative Constipation in Anorectal Diseases
Authors: Liu Enxia , Sha Jingtao , Li Yonghao , Gao Zhenxuan , Cao Xin
Published: June 2024

Postoperative constipation for anorectal diseases is mainly manifested as dry stool due to pain and fear of defecation, slow bowel movement or improper diet, difficulty in defecation or even several days without defecation after anorectal diseases. It is a common disease after anorectal diseases, which not only affects postoperative wound healing, but also often causes psychological and mental diseases and acute cardiovasoular and cerebrovascular diseases. In severe cases, the postoperative recovery of patients is greatly affected. At present, through the treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) syndrome differentiation,TCM external treatment and other methods, has achieved good ourative effect. In this paper, the recent progress in the treatment of constipation after anorectal diseases by traditional Chinese medicine was summarized.
The Analysis of the Influence of Ambiguity Tolerance on the Understanding and Inspiration of English Reading
Authors: Chen Xinyan
Published: June 2024

Ambiguity tolerance has a significant impact on English reading, specifically affecting students' reading styles, speed, and accuracy. Students with high ambiguity tolerance tend to adopt holistic reading strategies, achieving faster reading speeds but potentially overlooking crucial details. Conversely, those with low ambiguity tolerance prefer detailed, analytical reading methods, focusing excessively on specifics, which may lead to inefficient reading and potential deviations from the original meaning. Therefore, understanding students' actual ambiguity tolerance and taking measures to cultivate it, while guiding them towards more flexible and efficient reading styles, is crucial for enhancing their reading abilities and comprehensive literacy.
An Empirical Research on Attitudes and Influencing Variables of Generative Artificial Intelligence Assisted English Learning among College Students
Authors: Zhu Jiayu , Liao Huyue , Chi Yuanyuan , Song Lilin
Published: June 2024

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The Influence of Social Media on Seventh Grade Students' Happiness
Authors: Maya Ilyne M.
Published: June 2024

The rapid increase in social media use among young people has raised concerns about its impact on their psychosocial attributes. This study examines the effects of social media engagement on Grade 7 students psychosocial attributes at Guisguis National High School, highlighting the relationship between social media use and aspects like interpersonal relationships and life satisfaction. Employing the descriptive research method, data was collected through self - report questionnaires, and a modified survey was utilized for assessment. The study reveals that Grade 7 learners exhibit a moderate level of understanding and responsibility in their social media usage. The learners demonstrate a high level of interpersonal relationship skills, life satisfaction, responsible online socialization, and positive social interaction. Findings suggest a positive correlation between responsible social media engagement and psychosocial well - being, underscoring the importance of fostering healthy digital habits among young learners The findings hold implications for learners, teachers, and the school community in understanding the effects of social media use on psychosocial well - being and in developing guidelines to protect learners' mental health while benefiting from social media platforms.
Research on the Teacher Education Training System Under the Perspective of Deep Learning
Authors: Liang Xiaohui
Published: June 2024

In the context of informatization, deep learning has become an important way of education and teaching. In order to implement the requirements of the reform of the teacher education training system in the new era and meet the social demand for high-quality teachers, this paper explores the teacher education training system under the perspective of deep learning. Taking university teacher education as the research object, through a preliminary investigation of the university teacher education training system, the current status of the teacher education training system is grasped as a whole, and through literature combing and content analysis, the theoretical interpretation of deep learning is explored, and the research on the teacher education training system under the perspective of deep learning is explored, so as to establish and improve the teacher education training system and respond to national policies to build a high-level teacher training system.
Relationship between Humor, Emotional Intelligence and Interpersonal Relationship of College Students
Authors: Wang Sidi
Published: June 2024

The aim of this study was to explore the relationships among interpersonal relationships, humor, and emotional intelligence of college students. To achieve this, the study conducted theoretical discussions on the research variables, constructed a research model and hypotheses, and revealed the direct and mediating effects among the variables. To validate the hypotheses, questionnaires were administered to 315 college students from a university in China to assess their interpersonal relationships, humor, and emotional intelligence. Descriptive statistical analysis was conducted on the collected data, correlations among dimensions were analyzed, and direct relationships and mediating effects for the research hypotheses were examined. The statistical analysis yielded the following results: Firstly, humor had a significant positive impact on college students' interpersonal relationships. Secondly, humor had a significant positive impact on college students' emotional intelligence. Thirdly, emotional intelligence had a significant positive impact on college students' interpersonal relationships. Fourthly, emotional intelligence significantly mediated the relationship between humor and interpersonal relationships among college students. The educational significance of this study lies in its potential to provide educators and schools with information on how to effectively promote these traits and abilities to enhance interpersonal relationships among undergraduate students in China, thereby further promoting their high-quality employment and personal development.
Exploration the Influence of Field Independence and Field Dependence on Foreign Language Teaching
Authors: Chen Xiangjun
Published: June 2024

This paper is to explore the relationship between field independence, field dependence and foreign language teaching, and the influence of these two cognitive styles on foreign language teaching. Because learners with field-independent and field-dependent cognitive styles have different learning strategies, teachers should choose teaching methods that match learners' cognitive styles in foreign language teaching to achieve individualized teaching. Therefore, on the basis of analyzing the characteristics of the two cognitive styles and their influence on foreign language teaching, this paper takes oral teaching as an example to design teaching strategies that adapt to different learners' cognitive styles.
Practice of and Reflection on Drama Teaching in British and American Literature Course
Authors: Huang Yanni , Lee Seungjin
Published: June 2024

Drama has the attribute of education and the potential function of action guiding. The integration of drama teaching into the course of British and American Literature provides an effective carrier for language learning, and can improve students' cross-cultural communication skills, innovation consciousness and ability. In teaching practice, the instructor explored the effective implementation of drama teaching through pre-class blended and task-driven teaching, in-class drama rehearsal, final theatrical performance, diversified assessment methods, and analysis of the teaching effect by means of online questionnaires and offline interviews, to reflect on the optimal solutions in drama teaching.
Under the Blended Teaching Mode based on OBE Concept in Undergraduate Universities in Shandong Province Research on the Development Strategy of Teacher's Teaching Ability
Authors: Mao Yuanyuan , Guo Rongwei
Published: June 2024

With the advent of the digital age, the deep integration of cutting-edge technology and education continues to innovate, driving the transformation of teaching models. Compared with traditional teaching methods, blended teaching mode reshapes the entire process of education and teaching, and is of great significance in promoting educational fairness, improving educational quality, and building a high-quality education system. In response to the current situation of blended teaching mode with OBE concept among university teachers, how to effectively accelerate the development of teachers' teaching abilities in the digital era has become an important task in the field of higher education. Based on this, this article clarifies the specific connotation of the OBE concept blended teaching model, constructs a professional teaching ability system for university teachers, and proposes strategies to update education and teaching concepts in a timely manner, comprehensively optimize teaching design capabilities, actively improve information literacy of university teachers, and continuously improve training and incentive mechanisms. The aim is to promote university teachers to adapt to the development of the digital era and educational innovation and transformation.
The Exploration and Practice of Library Think Tank Construction and Think Tank Service
Authors: Teng Xiaoyan , Shi Hang , Qiu Erni , Shi Dongyan , Dong Jilong , Wang Jiuqiang
Published: June 2024

This paper aims to discuss the importance of library think tank construction and think tank service, and provide some practical experience and suggestions. Think tank refers to an institution that provides professional research, consultation and policy suggestions for decision makers and researchers. With the development of the information age, libraries, as one of the main carriers of information resources, should actively participate in the construction of think tanks and provide think tank services to meet the society's information needs and decision support. This paper first introduces the concept and characteristics of think tank, and then discusses the role and advantages of library as a think tank. Then, through the practical case analysis, the key elements and successful experience of think tank construction are summarized. Finally, this paper puts forward the problems and prospects that library should pay attention to in the aspect of think tank service.
Exploration of Constructing a Team of Interdisciplinary Talents for Participatory Qinqiang in the New Era
Authors: Yang Nan , Hong Ji-myeong
Published: June 2024

The inheritance and dissemination of traditional Qinqiang in the new era is facing the innovation of technology and the great changes in creative concepts. Combining the principles of communication, focusing on the construction of talent teams for the development of Qinqiang, changing people's stereotypical prejudices about the dissemination and inheritance of traditional opera art, changing the mimetic environment of its dissemination, creating a unique immersive viewing habit with a sense of atmosphere, retaining old audiences, and attracting new audiences. Taking the social factors of art development in the new era as an opportunity, focusing on the factors related to the development of Qinqiang, focusing on the technical means as the factor of communication, stimulating the audience's aesthetic interest in all aspects and dimensions, combining the new path of digital art inheritance and communication, and enriching the construction of a new generation of composite talents in Qinqiang.
Securing the Digital Landscape: Present Concerns and Hurdles in Digital Rights Management
Authors: S Ravichandra H
Published: June 2024

The landscape of Digital Rights Management (DRM) is witnessing continual evolution, marked by emerging issues and challenges that demand attention and adaptation. As technology advances, DRM faces the complex task of balancing copyright protection with user rights and expectations. One prominent challenge lies in the realm of interoperability, where varying DRM systems can create barriers for users seeking seamless access to content across different platforms. Privacy concerns have also come to the forefront, as DRM systems often involve the collection of user data to enforce licensing and access controls. Striking the right balance between effective content protections and safeguarding user privacy poses a delicate challenge for DRM implementation. Furthermore, the rise of streaming services and the proliferation of diverse digital platforms increasethe demand for standardized DRM solutions. In the absence of universally accepted standards, fragmentation and compatibility issues can arise, affecting both content providers and consumers. As the digital environment undergoes globalization, the significance of legal and regulatory frameworks will grow, playing a crucial role in influencing the future of DRM. Navigating the complexities of international law and dealing with jurisdictional differences are additional barriers to the effective deployment of DRM. Essentially, the emerging issues and challenges in Digital Rights Management highlight the importance of a dynamic and collaborative approach to ensuring intellectual property protection while respecting the constantly changing demands and rights of digital content consumers.
The Impacts of Board Diversity on CSR Performance--based on the UK Corporate Governance Code 2024
Authors: Song Baijia
Published: June 2024

With the process of globalization and the rapid development of companies, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has received increasing attention. Based on triple bottom line (TBL), companies must not only achieve economic progress, but also be expected to fulfill CSR, making contributions to the natural environment and the community prosperity. As a vital part of the company management, the composition of the board of directors has always been a focus of attention. There are many standards and indicators for corporate governance (CG), including the UK Corporate Governance Code 2024, which will be utilized as the theoretical basis for this research. This research focuses on the principles of diversity of the board, and their impacts on CSR. Surrounded this topic, the latest opinions published in recent years will be groped and analyzed.
Review on Stamping Shear Properties of Foam Board
Authors: Singh Oinam Premjit , Qasaye Omar Abdi Mohamed
Published: June 2024

Bubbled slabs are introduced to decrease the self-weight of the slab by decreasing the amount of concrete in the slab's middle. This decrease results in cost savings, a reduction in the time needed for construction, improvements in structural performance, and an increase in the slab's efficiency. Despite the many benefits that this form of slab offers, it is similar to flat slabs. The more concentrated load at the column connection causes it to experience failure-punching shear. In addition, the design equations for bubbling slabs suggested by building rules derive from experiments conducted on flat slabs. Previous investigations of bubbled slabs have shown that the punching shear of bubbled slabs is different from that of flat slabs.