bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Tingkat Pengetahuan Pustakawan terhadap Brand Identity Perpustakaan
Authors: Wijayanti Nova Indah , Mustar Maniso
Published: October 2023

Libraries, as educational and cultural institutions, face various challenges and changes. One of the ways to enhance the reputation of libraries is through branding as a reliable access to information. Library branding goes beyond more than identity or a level of awareness. It aims to improve the continuous experience of library users. Brand identity is often perceived primarily through visual aspects such as logos, colors, shapes, and visual identification. Vision, Mission, core values, organizational culture, and competencies are vital elements of the internal component of corporate branding. This study examined librarian’s knowledge levels regarding brand identity using three corporate communication elements: communication, behavior, and symbolism. The total population is more than 100 with a confidence level of 90% and a 10% margin of error, namely 40 librarians—data collection targeting librarians and the staff in a university library. The validity test results were from 15 questions; 13 were valid, and 2 were invalid. The reliability test stated that this study was reliable. The results showed that the level of knowledge of librarians for communication got a score of 3,92, which means high. Behavior got a score of 4,47, which means very high, and symbolism got a score of 3,57, which means high. The mean total score is 3,57, which is high. The conclusion is that the librarian’s level of knowledge about brand identity is high. The most influential factor for internal brand identity in this study is behavior.
KEWAJIBAN PERUSAHAAN DALAM MENJAMIN HAK AMAN PARA PEKERJA: PANDANGAN TENTANG KESELAMATAN DAN KESEHATAN KERJA (K3)
Authors: Hermansyah Faizal Dicky
Published: October 2023

The company to ensure right workers, including those relating to health and safety work (k3) , an important aspect in maintaining welfare and protection of workers.This study provides perspective on the role and responsibility of the business world in ensuring a safe and healthy work environment to workers.Company has a legal obligation and ethics to provide a safe and healthy work environment, prevent accidents work, and protecting workers health.The pencegahannya covering identification of risk, the application of safety procedures, and training and monitoring stages.Active participation in the implementation of the policy management k3 and ensuring adherence to regulations be key to achieve this aim.Government roles in monitoring and regulating the k3 is also important to make sure the companies to comply with regulations.Synergies between business and government to create ling.
A Comparison Between Trend Following (Tidy Little Robot – TLR) and Reversal Trading (Dirty Little Robot – DLR) Algobot Strategies
Authors: Șerban Florentin , Vrînceanu Bogdan-Petru
Published: October 2023

Algorithmic trading has become a defining force in modern financial markets, offering traders precision, speed, and automation. This article explores the world of algorithmic trading through the lens of two distinct algobots, Tidy Little Robot (TLR) and Dirty Little Robot (DLR). Developed using Pine Script 5 on the TradingView platform and implemented on the Pionex exchange, these algobots navigate the BTC/USDT perpetual market with a 1-minute timeframe. TLR excels in trend-following scenarios, while DLR specializes in identifying reversals. The study delves into their performance, methodology, implications, interpretations, limitations, and future research prospects, offering valuable insights into the evolving landscape of algorithmic trading.
Scholars and scientists who work in languages other than English: please help
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

As you may, or may not, know, I am working on an open source tool for scholarly article typesetting. Whether you care about this or not (it's quite geeky in some ways, but I think important), if you speak a language other than English, then I need your help. One of the things this software has to do is to try to work out where in a document we might find a list of works cited by either a scientist or a scholar.
My personal response to the TTIP consultation
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

This morning I took time to write to the TTIP consultation to oppose its implementation, and especially the ISDS clause. You should too. Responses must be personal to count but this is something that it is really worth fighting against. My personal response to the TTIP consultation was originally published by Martin Paul Eve at Martin Paul Eve on July 03, 2014.
Current working music
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

Based on Mark Carrigan's posts on music that he finds helpful when writing, I decided to do a quick post with some of the stuff that I'm listening to at the moment, if for nothing more than my own reference. Also, having been fairly ill this week, it's about all I'm up to at present.
The tension between dissemination and measurement
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

I remain firmly convinced that many (but not all) of the economic problems of scholarly communication are linked to the fact that academic outputs are both vessels of communication and objects of measurement. This is most manifest in the way in which publications are used as measures of worth in hiring procedures, often through proxy measures that give financial power to commercial entities.
Historicizing the Iraq War in Don DeLillo's Point Omega (preprint, forthcoming in Journal of American Studies)
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

 About  This is an “accepted manuscript” for an article forthcoming in Journal of American Studies. It will appear in a revised form, subsequent to editorial input by Cambridge University Press. This article is copyright 2014 Cambridge University Press. This version of the paper is made available as green open access in accordance with the publisher's policy.
The Ice Bucket challenge and the "waste of water" critique
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

WaterAid is a very good charity to which I would heartily suggest that people donate. I also agree that it would be good if more people gave regularly to charity.
Universities, DH, “the crowd”, and labour that looks like a game
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

This week I had the privilege and pleasure to attend the Triangle Scholarly Communications Institute event at the University of North Carolina. It was a great event. I spoke about the Open Library of Humanities, had discussions about XML typesetting, positive representations of Sikhism and social challenges of changing scholarly communications.
Alluvium 2nd Birthday Panel Event
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

It's almost 2 years since I founded the open access journal Alluvium, which publishes short, topical articles written by leading academics on 21-century writing and 21st-century literary criticism. Launched in June 2012 with my colleague Dr Martin Eve, the journal has gone from strength to strength and its growing readership is spread across the globe.
Dumping JATS from Zotero
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

Progress! Work in progress code resides in the "zotero" branch of meTypeset. Image below shows command line search of library and dump of journal article. Date and many other fields not yet done. This will work, though. Dumping JATS from Zotero was originally published by Martin Paul Eve at Martin Paul Eve on June 23, 2014.
Who owns a Prezi?
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

From the Prezi terms of use: Section 6.2: Section 9: It is extremely ambiguous of Prezi to state that it both “obtains no rights to your content other than as provided for herein” while simultaneously claiming that the “content […] is owned, controlled, or licensed by or to Prezi”. Does an arrangement of items constitute “user content”? What if you make a unique creation (your “user content”) using Prezi's artwork?
A research tool I want (but probably won't get): cross-reference/intersect bibliographies of books and articles
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

I was thinking last week about the process of starting any new project -- and it's fairly clear cut. When I am conducting an initial literature review, I head off to the British Library and order ten or so books/articles on the subject that I want to investigate (provided there are 10 articles/books). I then go through the bibliographies and check which entries appear in all ten.
Photography and illustration talk, Part 14: Summary figures, and the talk files
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

The rest of the series is here. As promised, here are the files for the talk, in PPT and PDF formats. Wedel 2014 Photography and illustration lecture (PPT, ~53 Mb) Wedel 2014 Photography and illustration lecture (PDF, ~21 Mb)  References  Wedel, M.J. 2007a. What pneumaticity tells us about ‘prosauropods’, and vice versa. Special Papers in Palaeontology 77:207-222. Wedel, M.J., and Taylor, M.P. 2013a.
How heavy was Giraffatitan brancai? I mean, really?
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

We’ve touched on this several times in various posts and comment threads, but it’s worth taking a moment to think in detail about the various published mass estimates for the single specimen MB.R.2181 (formerly known as HMN SII), the paralectotype of  Giraffatitan brancai  , which is the basis of the awesome mounted skeleton in Berlin.
Mid-Mesozoic Field Conference, Day 4: Into the Lower Cretaceous
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

A short post this time, partly because it’s late, partly because the hotel internet is sucking bigtime–probably as the hotels fill up for the weekend. I simply don’t have the bandwidth to post more, and in fact I had to downsize these few photos to get them to upload in polynomial time. Today we left Fruita, Colorado, and hit several Lower Cretaceous sites in eastern Utah on our way to Green River, Utah.
Team Button Tuesdays: Juan and Sarah
Authors:   OA.Works
Published: October 2023

Behind the Open Access Button is a team of international student volunteers. Get to know them on Team Button Tuesdays! This week we have Juan, one of our Secretaries; and Sarah, one of our Community and Advocacy Coordinators. Juan Carlos, Secretary Hi. My name is Juan Carlos and I’m an OAddict. I study medicine at Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, in México, and my story with the Open Access Button involves love, hate and procrastination.
Interview with Open Access Nigeria
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Last night, I did a Twitter interview with Open Access Nigeria (@OpenAccessNG). To make it easy to follow in real time, I created a list whose only members were me and OA Nigeria. But because Twitter lists posts in reverse order, and because each individual tweet is encumbered with so much chrome, it’s rather an awkward way to read a sustained argument. So here is a transcript of those tweets, only lightly edited. They are in bold;
Discussing Open Access with the Linnean Society
Authors: Mounce Ross
Published: October 2023

I’ve been invited to come in and have an informal chat about open access with the Linnean Society on March 24th this month. Particularly with regard to what is and what is not ‘open access’ in terms of Creative Commons licences. I write this blog post to spur on other advocates to try and encourage their society journals to use proper, open access compliant article licencing that

facilitates

rather than prevents text &
Photography and illustration talk, Part 9: Perspective and scale bars
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

The  Sauroposeidon  stuff is cribbed from this post. For the pros and cons of scale bars in figures, see the comment thread after this post. MYDD is, of course, a thing now. Previous posts in this series. Reference: Wedel, M.J., and Taylor, M.P. 2013. Neural spine bifurcation in sauropod dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation: ontogenetic and phylogenetic implications.
On ReadCube, and Nature‘s give-away
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

It’s been a week since  Nature  announced what they are now calling “read-only sharing by subscribers” — a much more accurate title than the one they originally used on that piece, “Nature makes all articles free to view” [old link, which now redirects]. I didn’t want to leap straight in with a comment at the time, because this is a complex issue and I felt it better to give my thoughts time to percolate.
How bigsmall was Aquilops?
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

Life restoration of  Aquilops  by Brian Engh (CC-BY). If you’ve been reading around about  Aquilops  , you’ve probably seen it compared in size to a raven, a rabbit, or a cat. Where’d those comparisons come from? You’re about to find out. Back in April I ran some numbers to get a rough idea of the size of  Aquilops  , both for my own interest and so we’d have some comparisons handy when the paper came out.
Frederik Spindler’s wooly brachiosaur
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Aitor Ederra drew my attention to this painting by Frederik Spindler: It’s briefly discussed in a blog-post on changing norms in palaeo-art.
A “nuanced” position isn’t always correct
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

In discussion of Samuel Gershman’s rather good piece  The Exploitative Economics Of Academic Publishing  , I got into this discusson on Twitter with David Mainwaring (who is usually one of the more interesting legacy-publisher representatives on these issues) and Daniel Allingon (who I don’t know at all). I’ll need to give a bit of background before I reach the key part of that discussion, so here goes.
Mid-Mesozoic Field Conference, Day 7: Price and the San Rafael Swell
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

On Monday we visited the Prehistoric Museum in Price, Utah, the Cleveland-Lloyed dinosaur quarry, and sites in the Mussentuchit member of the Cedar Mountain Formation. Many thanks to Marc Jones for the photos. In 2010, the College of Eastern Utah became Utah State University – Eastern, and the CEU Prehistoric Museum in Price is now officially the USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum. The dinosaurs in the center of exhibit hall are being remounted.
Spinosaurus fishiness, part n
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

 UPDATE the next day:  Since I published this post, it’s become clear that the similarities in the two images are in fact convergence. Davide Bonadonna got in touch with Mike and me, and he has been very gracious and conciliatory. In fact, he volunteered to let us post the making-of images for his painting, which I will do shortly.
The bizarre caudal neural spines of Tambatitanis amicitiae
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Today for the first time I saw Saegusa and Ikeda’s (2014) new monograph describing the Japanese titanosauriform  Tambatitanis amicitiae  . I’ve not yet had a chance to read the paper — well, it’s 65 pages long — but it certainly looks like they’ve done a nice, comprehensive job on a convincing new taxon represented by good material: teeth, braincase, dentary, atlas, and as-yet unprepared fragmentary cervical, fragmentary dorsals,
Telemedicus: Zweitägige Konferenz zu „Überwachung und Recht“
Authors: Steinhau Henry
Published: October 2023

Bei seiner Sommerkonferenz am kommenden Wochenende in Berlin stellt der Telemedicus-Verein das Spannungsfeld von „Überwachung und Recht“ in den Mittelpunkt. An zwei Tagen diskutieren Informations- und Medienrechtler über Vorratsdatenspeicherung und Big Data, Überwachung und Datenschutz-Grundverordnung, Nachrichten- und Geheimdienste.
How big was Brachiosaurus altithorax? I mean, really?
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Way back in November 2011, I got this inquiry from Keiron Pim: I replied at the time, and said that I’d post that response here on SV-POW!. But one thing and another prevented me from getting around to it, and I forgot all about it until recently. Since we’re currently in a sequence of  Brachiosaurus  -themed posts [part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6], this seems like a good time to fix that.
How untrue “facts” propagate in the scientific literature
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Short post today. Go and read this paper: Academic urban legends (Rekdal 2014). It’s open access, and an easy and fascinating read. It unfolds a tale of good intentions gone wrong, a chain of failure, illustrating an important single crucial point of academic behaviour:  read what you cite.   References  Rekdal, Ole Bjørn.
Mid-Mesozoic Field Conference, Day 2: Fruita area paleo
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

You know the drill: lotsa pretty pix, not much yap. Our first stop of the day was the Fruita Paleontological Area, which has a fanstastic diversity of Morrison animals, including the mammal  Fruitafossor  and the tiny ornithopod  Fruitadens  . Plus it’s a pretty epic landscape, especially with the clouds and broken light we had this morning. I found a bone!
„Recycled Cinema“: Tagung zur Zugänglichkeit und Nutzung von Archiven im Film
Authors: Steinhau Henry
Published: October 2023

Die anderthalbtägige Tagung „Recycled Cinema“ beschäftigt sich am 11. und 12. September mit der Zugänglichkeit und der Nutzung von Archiven und audiovisueller Gedächtnisse sowie mit Fragen des Zitatrechts und des Persönlichkeitsrechts im Film. Das Symposium gehört zur diesjährigen Ausgabe des Berliner Film-Festivals „Doku.Arts“, das von iRights.info als Medienpartner unterstützt wird.
How much is our intuition about sauropod mass worth?
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

As promised, some thoughts on the various new brachiosaur mass estimates in recent papers and blog-posts. Back in 2008, when I did the GDI of  Giraffatitan  and  Brachiosaurus  for my 2009 paper on those genera, I came out with estimates of 28688 and 23337 kg respectively. At the time I said to Matt that I was suspicious of those numbers because they seemed too low.
Dry Mesa Brachiosaurus cervical in dorsal view
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

This is BYU 12867–you’ve seen it here before–in dorsal view. It’s not a brilliant shot–I took it through the glass of the display case while filming a documentary at the North American Museum of Ancient Life in Lehi, Utah, in 2008. Centrum length is 94 cm, total length with the overhanging prezygapophyses is over a meter.
Introducing vcd2svg: how we made the vertebral-bifurcation heat-map figure
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

I think it’s fair to say that this “bifurcation heat-map”, from Wedel and Taylor (2013a: figure 9), has been one of the best-received illustrations that we’ve prepared: (See comments from Jaime and from Mark Robinson.) Back when the paper came out, Matt rashly said “Stand by for a post by Mike explaining how it came it be” — a post which has not materialised. Until now!
10 Jahre netzpolitik.org – iRights gratuliert!
Authors: Spielkamp Matthias
Published: October 2023

Was, schon 10 Jahre? Kinder, wie die Zeit vergeht! Am 2. August 2004 war in Deutschland die Sondersteuer auf Alkopops in Kraft getreten, die handelsübliche 275-Milliliter-Flaschen um 85 Cent verteuerte (zuzüglich Mehrwertsteuer). Sie sollte die Getränke für Jugendliche unattraktiver machen. Eine Woche später, am 10. August 2004, ging als Antwort darauf die Mate-Promotion-Plattform netzpolitik.org ans Netz.
Poetry for paleontologists: In Memoriam A.H.H., Canto 123, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

There rolls the deep where grew the tree. O earth, what changes hast thou seen! There where the long street roars, hath been The stillness of the central sea. The hills are shadows, and they flow From form to form, and nothing stands; They melt like mist, the solid lands, Like clouds they shape themselves and go. But in my spirit will I dwell, And dream my dream, and hold it true;
Mounted skeleton of Emeus crassus
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

In a back room at the Field Museum, from my visit in 2012. I took a lot of photos of the neck, which nicely records the transition in neural spine shape from simple to bifurcated–a topic of interest to sauropodophiles.
Science paywalls as tragedy
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

“In the public interest” is an article that was published in  C&RL News  back in July/August 2005. It’s Sharon Terry’s first-person account of being the parent of children with a pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE), a genetic disease.
My scientific media diet, the arborization of science, and the Red Queen
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

Modified from an original SEM image of branching blood vessels, borrowed from http://blogs.uoregon.edu/artofnature/2013/12/03/fractal-of-the-week-blood-vessels/. I was reading a rant on another site about how pretentious it is for intellectuals and pseudo-intellectuals to tell the world about their “media diets” and it got me thinking–well, angsting–about my scientific media diet.
Pelican vertebrae are mostly air
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

I was at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County yesterday to do some research in the ornithology collection. After lunch I was working on this pelican skeleton and I thought, “Geez, there is just no way to do this thing justice with still photos.
How should I cite my old/new diversity preprint?
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Recently, I published an old manuscript of mine as a PeerJ Preprint. I wrote this paper in 2003-4, and it was rejected without review when I submitted it back then. (For, I think, specious reasons, but that’s a whole nother discussion. Forget I mentioned it.) I haven’t touched the manuscript since then (except to single-space it for submission as a preprint). It’s ten years old.
„Zugang gestalten!“: Die Videos der Konferenz zum Nachsehen
Authors: Steinhau Henry
Published: October 2023

Am 13. und 14. November 2014 fand im Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin die vierte Ausgabe der Konferenz-Reihe „Zugang gestalten! – Mehr Verantwortung für das kulturelle Erbe” statt. Im Mittelpunkt der zweitägigen Veranstaltung standen eine Bestandsaufnahme internationaler Digitalisierungsvorhaben, die Überwindung von Sprachbarrieren, rechtliche Rahmenbedingungen für Großprojekte und die Weiternutzung digitalisierter Bestände.
Creative Commons: Was folgt aus dem Urteil im Fall Deutschlandradio?
Authors: Pachali David
Published: October 2023

Gestern verbreitete sich die Nachricht: Das Oberlandesgericht Köln hat in einem Urteil entschieden, dass das Deutschlandradio ein Foto mit der Creative-Commons-Bedingung „nicht-kommerziell“ nutzen durfte. Der Sender habe aber dennoch gegen die Lizenz verstoßen, weil dort Hinweise fehlten, obwohl die Lizenz und der Urheber genannt worden waren.
Gilles Danis of P.A.S.T on the Chicago Brachiosaurus mount
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

After P.A.S.T president Gilles Danis commented on our post about the Chicago airport  Brachiosaurus  mount, I got into an interesting email conversation with him. Here, posted with his kind permission and only lightly edited, are his thoughts on the  Brachiosaurus  mount.  Brachiosaurus  mount at Chicago O’Hare Airport, terminal one. Pelvis in ventral view, anterior to the left.
CC-By documents cannot be re-enclosed if their publisher is acquired
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Just a quick post today, to refute an incorrect idea about open access that has unfortunately been propagated from time to time. That is the idea that if (say) PLOS were acquired by a barrier-based publisher such as Taylor and Francis, then its papers could be hidden behind paywalls and effectively lost to the world.
In eigener Sache: Konferenz „Zugang gestalten!“ zieht Zwischenbilanz zum digitalisierten Kulturerbe – am 13./14.11.2014 in Berlin
Authors: iRights.info Redaktion
Published: October 2023

Die Konferenzreihe „Zugang gestalten – Mehr Verantwortung für das kulturelle Erbe” widmet sich den Chancen, Herausforderungen und Veränderungen, die sich durch die Digitalisierung für Bibliotheken, Archive und Museen ergeben. Nächste Woche findet die vierte Konferenz in Berlin statt.
Veranstaltung zur Internet Governance: „Wie soll das Internet in Zukunft regiert werden?“
Authors: Steinhau Henry
Published: October 2023

Foto: Mangrove Mike, CC BY Mit einer halbtägigen, öffentlichen Veranstaltung will das Internet Governance Forum Deutschland (IGF-D) auf aktuelle Fragen zur Internet-Regulierung eingehen und die deutschen Positionen für das nächste Treffen des internationalen IGF erarbeiten.
Asking for what we ALL ACTUALLY WANT
Authors: Mounce Ross
Published: October 2023

Just a quick post to congratulate the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for their fabulous new research policy covering both open access & open data. One of the key things they’ve implemented for 2017 is ZERO TOLERANCE for post-publication embargoes of research. Work MUST be made openly available IMMEDIATELY upon publication to be compliant. No ifs, no buts. Let’s just remind ourselves why other major research funders like RCUK &
Open Access Button Update: May 19
Authors:   OA.Works
Published: October 2023

The Open Access Button has mapped over 7500 paywalls! Button 2.0 Crowdfunding On April 22, we launched an Indiegogo campaign to crowdfund Button 2.0 [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/button-2-0/x/6770014#home]! We’re seeking to raise £20,000 to support the development of Button 2.0. Button 2.0 has been reimagined from the ground up to make it a true game changer.
Necks Lie: the complete story
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Just a quick post to link to all six (so far) installments of the “necks lie” series. I need this because I want to cite all the “necks lie” posts in a paper that I’ll shortly submit, and it seems better to cite a single page than four of them.
Privacy and the Open Access Button
Authors:   OA.Works
Published: October 2023

Privacy is a key concern to everyone at the Open Access Button, indeed it has sparked a lot of fears and debate within the team from day one. In that sense this is a long overdue blog, as we’re yet to make several simple decisions and safeguards clear.
HEFCE’s new open-access policy for post-2014 outputs
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

This morning sees the publication of the new  Policy for open access in the post-2014 Research Excellence Framework  from HEFCE, the Higher Education Funding Council for England.
Virome/SARS-CoV-2 cross-talk: Free space for natural products
Authors: Mijatović Sanja , Maksimović-Ivanić Danijela
Published: October 2023

One of the most striking marks of infection caused by the SARS-CoV-2 is the distinguishing heterogeneity of the clinical presentations in a population that varies from asymptomatic to severe forms. Pandemic proportion brings into the foreground the number of people with severe forms of the disease, putting aside the fact that a large portion of the population is an asymptomatic, making them silent carriers of the virus. Additional confusion is made by inconsistent data about the presence of the virus in the nasopharyngeal region and the manifestation of the disease symptoms. Different tissue distribution of virus in the body starting from guts, liver, muscles, kidney etc. without any signs of tissue destruction, opens up the possibility that individuals with negative results of PCR test in the nasopharyngeal swab may also be latent carriers of the infection. Overall clinical presentation of the disease is influenced by the initial protection gained through the accumulated "experience" collected from previous encountering of corona family and noncorona viruses, resulting in overlapping of the humoral and cellular immunity. Apart from this, unjustifiably neglected but very significant form of host defense against infection is disease tolerance based on cohabitation with pathogen. It is important to note that consequences of the disease tolerance in terms of pathological and epidemiological aspects are quite different then classical antiviral immune response. This work will elaborate the impact of virome on the course of infection at all stages taking into account both immune resistance, as an ability of the host immune system to eliminate pathogen, and disease tolerance, as a form of host defense with neutral to positive impact to pathogen load. Also, in accordance with the above mentioned, the potential of naturally occurring compounds to profile the course of infection and to support currently available protocols for COVID-19 treatment was discussed.
Hội nghị EROPA 2023 tại Việt Nam hướng tới mục tiêu nâng cao năng lực hành chính công và quản trị công trong khu vực châu Á - Thái Bình Dương
Authors: Phạm Thị Quỳnh Hoa
Published: October 2023

Tổ chức Hành chính miền Đông Thế giới (EROPA) là tổ chức đầu tiên trong khu vực đặc biệt coi trọng việc phát triển nền hành chính công nhằm thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế - xã hội trong các nước khu vực châu Á và Thái Bình Dương; đồng thời, là diễn đàn trao đổi thông tin và ý tưởng về cách tiếp cận đổi mới, hướng tới một nền hành chính hiệu lực, hiệu quả và minh bạch. Trong hơn 30 năm qua, Học viện Hành chính Quốc gia đã tham gia tích cực và khẳngđịnh năng lực chuyên môn, uy tín trong các hoạt động của Tổ chức này. Theo đề nghị củaEROPA và được sự cho phép của Thủ tướng Chính phủ, từ ngày 16/10 - 20/10/2023, Học viện Hành chính Quốc gia vinh dự được đăng cai Hội nghị thường niên EROPA với chủ đề “Vaitrò của quản trị công trong phục hồi và phát triển kinh tế - xã hội hướng tới mục tiêu pháttriển bền vững”.
Văn hóa lãnh đạo, quản lý trong thời đại chuyển đổi số
Authors: Mai Hữu Bốn
Published: October 2023

Người lãnh đạo, quản lý có vai trò là nhân tố quyết định sự thành bại của tổ chức, theo đó,hoạt động lãnh đạo, quản lý của người lãnh đạo cũng phải luôn hướng tới những giá trị tốtđẹp (chân - thiện - mỹ) để mang lại lợi ích cho người dân, tổ chức. Để có được những điềuđó, người lãnh đạo, quản lý phải thực sự biết sử dụng quyền lực của mình để giao tiếp, ứngxử và xây dựng được phong cách, phương pháp và kỹ năng làm việc. Đặc biệt, trong thời đại chuyển đổi số, người lãnh đạo, quản lý càng phải luôn giữ vai trò đầu tàu để từ đó xây dựngnhững mục tiêu, chiến lược, định hướng phát triển cũng như đề ra các giải pháp thực hiệnchuyển đổi số trong tổ chức, đơn vị. Thông qua văn hóa lãnh đạo, quản lý sẽ góp phần thựchiện chuyển đổi số thiết thực và hiệu quả.
Instrumental analysis of loss of assimilation of English nasal stops in adult Saudi EFL learners' speech
Authors: Sharma Pradeep , Khaleghi Mahboobeh , Saleem Mohammad
Published: October 2023

Assimilation of consonant sounds within words and at word boundaries is a common phenomenon in English. However, EFL (English as a Foreign Language) learners may fail to observe the rule which makes their English sound sub-standard. This paper investigates whether adult Saudi EFL learners follow assimilation rules in English. Selected words and phrases spoken by a group of participants, where assimilated nasal sounds were used, were recorded using Praat software. Drawing spectrograms of the sound signals, time taken by participants to pronounce the assimilated sound segments was calculated. The time taken by native speakers of English to pronounce the same sound segments was also checked. The mean values of time taken by participants and native speakers to pronounce each assimilated sound segment were compared, with the assumption that if the participants took more time to pronounce the sound segments, they missed assimilation. The findings revealed that although in comparison to native speakers, Saudi EFL learners clocked slightly higher time duration, for most sounds the difference in time was not significant from the statistical point of view. The conclusion is that Saudi English learners are making efforts to be as close to native speakers as possible in using assimilated nasal sounds in English.
"記念錯過的DUET_T": Negotiating translanguaging practices in the legitimate graffiti of a multilingual schoolscape in Hong Kong
Authors: Li Ruijie , Liu Guangxiang
Published: October 2023

Hong Kong's higher education institutions, with their unique socio-political context and global reputation, have presented multiple and diverse schoolscapes where multilingual students can collectively construct a shared repertoire to perform their desired identities and create specific meanings. Recognizing the semi-public whiteboards on a Hong Kong University library wall as a genre of schoolscape, this paper aims to explore the intricate ways in which students negotiate their varied linguistic and semiotic resources to create and engage with multilingual graffiti that is deemed legitimate on these whiteboards. Drawing upon the concept of translanguaging (W. Li, 2011, 2018), we employed a sociolinguistic ethnographic design and collected 151 photographs of graffiti. Through a semiotic and ethnography-informed analysis of the linguistic landscape data, we argue that these graffiti signs encourage students to establish the schoolscape as a collaborative translanguaging space by enabling them to collectively participate in translingual and transmodal practices for fun. The graffiti signs also invite students to perform translanguaging practices to substantiate their sense of affiliation with the institution and its people in the translanguaging space where their affective experiences can be constructed and shared. The study concludes by advocating for further ethnographic investigations to enhance our understanding of translingual practices within multilingual schoolscape environments.
Geopolitical world map with respect to the Involvement of European Continent in wars and armed conflicts (detailed political and sociological analysis)
Authors: Stojarová Vera , Felbermayr Gabriel J.
Published: October 2023

The relevance of this study stems from the fact that since the beginning of the 21st century, the European Union has become more actively involved in conflict prevention and peacekeeping in hot spots of the world; this is, in particular, determined by a wide range of instruments and mechanisms of the security system of the EU states, which, however, has its shortcomings and obsolete structural elements. The purpose of this study is to provide a brief analysis on the emergence and dynamics of the most significant armed conflicts and wars of the 21st century; to qualitatively and quantitatively characterise the degree of participation of European states in conflict resolution; to outline the main issues in conflict resolution at the level of the European Union; and to identify ways to improve coordination of actions in the area of maintaining peace and stability in the world with the participation of the European community states. The main scientific method used in writing this paper is the method of political and sociological research, which helped to identify the main hotspots on the geopolitical map of the world in the twenty-first century, to establish and characterise the level of influence and involvement of the European continent in modern military conflicts, and to define the main difficulties faced by European countries in preventing and resolving armed conflicts. The main results obtained from the study are as follows: identification of active centres of conflict and armed confrontation in the world; characterisation of the level of involvement and activities of the European Union in resolving military conflicts; emphasis on the basic problems of European countries in conflict resolution; and proposals for improving the pan-European system of conflict prevention and resolution in the world. The findings and conclusions of the study can be used as a basis for further research on this topic, including in areas that have a common basis with this topic; in the sphere of international relations – as a basis for choosing a scheme for resolving certain armed conflicts in the region; in historical sciences – as part of a course on the history of the outbreak and development of conflicts and wars in Europe and the world in the 21st century; in higher education, in particular, for the specialities of political science, conflict studies, basics of diplomacy, where certain factors, characteristics, signs and events identified in the study serve as a tool for research
Synthesis and In-vivo Bioactivity Studies of Some New Hydrazide Schiff Bases and Mannich Bases of Indole Derivatives
Authors: Subramanyam S. , Samineni Ramu , Kadiri Sunil Kumar , Yanadaiah J. P. , Jonnalagedda Phaneendranath , Chikkula Krishna Veni , Gouru Sampath A.
Published: October 2023

The anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antiulcer activities of eight new hydrazide Schiff bases and eight new Mannich bases of indole derivatives were investigated. 2-Methyl-1H-indole-3-carboxylate (III) on hydrazinolysis gave 2-methyl-1H-indole-3-carbohydrazide (IV), which on reaction with aldehydes gave corresponding hydrazide Schiff bases Va–Vh. The reaction of IV with formaldehyde, different aliphatic, aromatic, and heterocyclic amines afforded the Mannich bases of indole derivatives (VIa–VIe). The results of biological studies revealed that Schiff bases with 2,4-dichlorobenzaldehyde (Vh) and 2-chlorobenzaldehyde (Vb) were potent anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antiulcer activities. Mannich bases (VIh and VIc) having -NO2 and -Cl groups in the paralocation of the heterocyclic nucleus displayed effective anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antiulcer activities.
Synthesis and Evaluation of Some New Pyridines as Possible P-gp Inhibitors with Reduced Calcium Channel Blocking Activity
Authors: Mamatha K. , Sirisha K. , Venkateswarlu E. , Sharavanabhava B.S.
Published: October 2023

The 1,4-dihydropyridine derivatives (DHPs) (3a-b and 4a-c) were oxidized with iodine in methanol to produce five new, hitherto unreported pyridine derivatives (5a-b and 6a-c). The “Everted sac method” was used to assess the DHPs and their pyridines for potential p-glycoprotein (P-gp) inhibitory or multidrug resistance reversal action. Domperidone, a P-gp substrate, was examined for intestinal absorption in everted rat jejunal segments in the presence and absence of DHPs (3a-b and 4a-c) and pyridines (5a-b and 6a-c) at doses of 30 μg/mL and 100 μg/mL. The standard was Verapamil, a known P-gp inhibitor (30 μg/mL and 100 μg/mL). The P-gp inhibition of all the tested compounds was higher than Verapamil. The P-gp inhibition of compounds 5b and 6b was the highest. Utilizing isolated rat ileum, the newly synthesized pyridine derivatives calcium channel blocking efficacy was also investigated. The strongest Ca2+ channel-blocking action was seen with compound 5b. It was determined to be equivalent to Nifedipine, the gold standard. Strong P-gp inhibitor compound 6b has little calcium channel-blocking action.
Some New Benzotriazole Derivatives: Synthesis, Antimycobacterial Evaluation, Antimicrobial Efficacy, ADME Studies, and Molecular Docking Studies
Authors: Maiti Nigam Jyoti , Ganguly Swastika
Published: October 2023

A series of new substituted phenyl-2-(perchloro-1H-benzo[d][1,2,3]triazol-1-yl)ethan-1-one derivatives 3(a-j) was synthesized, and evaluated for antimycobacterial and antimicrobial activity. Among all the tested compounds, compound 3h exhibited the highest antimycobacterial and antibacterial activity, comparable to the standard drug. Finally, the binding mode analysis of the highly active compounds was performed in the active binding site, the co-crystallized structure of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (PDB ID 2×22) and glucosamine-6-phosphate synthase (PDB ID 2VF5).
Resourceful ageing: Empowering older people to age resourcefully with the Internet of Things
Authors:   Delft University of Technology
Published: October 2023

In products designed specifically for older people, the inventiveness and resourcefulness of the elderly is often underestimated in favour of designs that overestimate the extent to which older people are in need of assistance. This book is about what older people can still do. The book describes an award-winning project that combined design experimentation, machine learning, and ethnographic fieldwork to create and prototype designs that could support older people in everyday practices of resourcefulness. The results offer the reader a categorized set of strategies for supporting resourcefulness in older people’s everyday lives; methodological considerations on algorithmic design practices and the role of machine learning in support of improvisation; and, relevant design tools and techniques. The book concludes with reflections on the importance of designing technology for older people not as ‘intervention’, but as ‘resources’. If designers want to support ageing in place, they must empower older people to configure technology with a higher degree of freedom. Editors: Elisa Giaccardi, Iohanna Nicenboim Authors: Elisa Giaccardi, Iohanna Nicenboim, Lenneke Kuijer, Louis Neven, Hayley Hung, Ivo Maathuis, Yanxia Zhang, Benjamin Lopez
A vagyoni személyiségi jog: A személyiségi jog vagyoni és személyi viszonyainak monizmusa a tárgyiasítható személyiségi jegyek vonatkozásában
Authors: Schultz Márton
Published: October 2023

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A béke gondolata Doberdónál
Authors: Birher Nándor
Published: October 2023

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Különleges harceljárások az első világháborúban
Authors: Hidán Csaba
Published: October 2023

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A szuverenitásvédelem lehetőségei és szükségessége az Európai Unióban
Authors: Szájer József
Published: October 2023

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A jurisztokratikus paradigma (Szerkesztőségi előszó)
Authors: Karácsony András , Tóth J. Zoltán
Published: October 2023

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Politikai akaratképzés
Authors: Balázs Zoltán
Published: October 2023

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Pokol Béla Európai jurisztokrácia című könyvéhez
Authors: Prugberger Tamás
Published: October 2023

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Az uniós jurisztokrácia problematikája történelemfilozófiai és államelméleti kontextusban
Authors: Szmodis Jenő
Published: October 2023

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Unsur Pidana Terhadap Aksi Penarikan Motor oleh Debt Collector
Authors: Sari Intan Putri Ananda
Published: October 2023

In the development of massive activities, transportation is needed to carry out mobility so as to facilitate each individual in carrying out his daily work and activities. The vehicle used by most people is a motorized vehicle, this vehicle is a vehicle that is used and obtained by purchasing it through cash or credit. In the case of buying on credit itself, there are many problems, namely the debtor who pays the installments is not necessarily smooth in making payments, this certainly creates losses for the creditor who provides the motorbike on credit. In an effort to minimize these losses and risks, the creditor cooperates and hires a third party, namely a debt collector to collect or withdraw the motor vehicle that is the object of the pre-credit agreement, now this research discusses the problems that arise in the community regarding withdrawal by debt collectors whether this action has criminal elements or not.
Comparación IN VITRO de resistencia al cizallamiento en esmalte de adhesivo con interfase de desproteinización previo al grabado ácido, 2020
Authors:   , Rodriguez Diaz Yessenia Lizbeth
Published: October 2023

Objetivo: Determinar las diferencias in vitro en la resistencia al cizallamiento de un adhesivo con interfase de desproteinización entre el hipoclorito de sodio al 5,25% y la bromelina más la solución salina previo al grabado ácido fosfórico en el esmalte de dientes deciduos. Materiales y método: Estudio de tipo experimental, prospectivo, transversal, analítico; se seleccionó 20 órganos dentarios temporales, divididos en 2 grupos. Grupo 1: se realizó la desproteinización con NaClO al 5,25% antes del grabado con ácido fosfórico de 37%. Grupo 2: se realizó la desproteinización con la bromelina antes del grabado con ácido fosfórico al 37%. El instrumento utilizado fue el cizallador Liangong CMT-5L. Los datos se compararon con la prueba T de student con un nivel de significancia de 0,01% Resultado: Grupo 1 presentó una resistencia al cizallamiento 7,66 MPa con un promedio 7,66 ± 4,07 MPa IC95,0%= [5,133 a 10,188]; con un coeficiente de variación=0,531 que señala que los datos fueron heterogéneos; Grupo 2 presentó resistencia al cizallamiento 6,39 MPa, con un promedio 6,39 ± 2,92 IC95,0%= [4,585 a 8,206] con un coeficiente de variación=0,456 que señala que los datos presentaron una menor variabilidad. Conclusión: Con un error de 0,436 podemos concluir que la resistencia al cizallamiento entre el hipoclorito de sodio al 5,25% y la bromelina más la solución salina previo al grabado ácido fosfórico al 37% fueron similares.
Deep in the Heart of Education: Addressing Texas Teacher Shortage with Grow Your Own Initiatives
Authors: Lowrance Hannah , Johnson Marcus , Thomas III Daniel
Published: October 2023

This paper explores how Grow Your Own (GYO) educator initiatives can mitigate the pressing teacher shortage by unpacking the nature of the shortage and key factors of recruitment and retention. GYO proposes a solution by specifically targeting districts that often report the most frequent shortages: urban and rural schools. Our approach to recruitment expands the teacher pipeline and strives for retention by offering a strategy that capitalizes on asset-based community development and notions of heart work to assist in removing barriers that historically have kept Black, Latinx, Asian and other communities from pursuing teaching careers. Recommendations outline several current grant funding opportunities that can be utilized to establish a GYO, and encourage the exploration of partnerships with community-based organizations.
From I Don’t Know to Let me Show You: A Pre-Service Teacher’s Toolkit
Authors: Vasser Darling Sharon , Spickermann Lorraine
Published: October 2023

Abstract 

The underpinning of our yearlong teacher residency program is an extensive support network (AVID®, Sanford, Salary/Benefits) that ensures pre-service teachers complete residencies poised to begin their first year of teaching with the experience, and confidence, of second year teachers. Helping to meet the demand for high-quality PreK – 12th grade educators career pathways include traditional four-year and accelerated three-year students. We further embed a yearlong mentoring plan that supports teacher residents at the classroom, district, and university levels. In fall 2023, we will add a rural residency program providing 100% online coursework for students up to 300 miles from campus.
TÜRK HUKUKUNDA HAKİMİN HUKUKİ VE CEZAİ SORUMLULUĞU
Authors: AYAKLI Muhammed Halil
Published: October 2023

İnsanlara ait yaşama, mülkiyet ve özgürlük ve güvenlik hakkı gibi birçok temel değer bakımından kesin hüküm niteliğinde karar verme yetkisine sahip olan hâkimler, oldukça önemli ve sorumluluğu ağır bir görev ifa etmektedir. Zira toplumun huzur ve sükûnu, kamu güven ve düzeninin tesis edilmesi ancak adil bir yargılamanın varlığı ile mümkündür. Bu bakımdan en ufak yabancı unsurla bozulan adaletin tecelli edebilmesi hâkimlerin bağımsız ve tarafsız olmasına bağlıdır. Kanun koyucu, hâkimlerin de hukuka aykırı iş ve işlemlerde bulunabileceği gerçeğini göz önünde bulundurmuş ve gerek hukuki gerekse de cezai anlamda sorumluluğa ilişkin hükümler öngörmüştür. Ancak söz konusu sorumluluk rejimi, hâkimlerin ifa ettikleri görevin önemine binaen, diğer kamu görevlilerinden farklı bir usulde öngörülerek adalet dağıtımının sekteye uğratılmaması istenmiştir. Bunun bir gereği olarak hâkimin hukuki sorumluluğu; gerek Hukuk Muhakemeleri Kanunu gerekse de Ceza Muhakemesi Kanunu’nda sorumluluğa ilişkin sebeplerin tek tek sayılması, sorumluluğun yalnızca ağır kusur yahut kasten verilen zararlarda doğması, davanın sıkı şekil şartlarına bağlanması ve doğrudan hâkime değil devlete karşı açılması gibi hususlar ile hafifletilmiş ve sınırlı bir alana özgülenmiştir. Benzer şekilde hakimin cezai sorumluluğu bakımından da birden fazla makamın yetkili olduğu, kompleks ve bünyesinde fazlaca aşama içeren bir usul öngörülmüş ve olur olmaz her iddia ile hâkime şüpheli ve sanık sıfatının verilmesine engel olmak istenmiştir.