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USO DA ESPIRONOLACTONA NO TRATAMENTO DA ACNES DA MULHER ADULTA (AMA) OCASIONADA PELA SÍNDROME DO OVÁRIO POLICÍSTICO – SOP
Authors:   Lorena Andrade, Rocha Hélio Henrique Santana , Silva Júnia Aparecida Tolentino , Santos Lorrany Souza
Published: November 2024

This work aims to analyze the use of spironolactone in the treatment of acne in adult women (AMA), particularly when associated with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). AMA is characterized by the late onset of acne in women over 25 years of age, generally linked to hormonal imbalances caused by hyperandrogenism. PCOS, a common endocrine disorder, increases the levels of androgens, such as testosterone, favoring increased skin oiliness and, consequently, the appearance of acne. Spironolactone, a potassium-sparing diuretic, is effective in treating AMA due to its action of antagonizing androgen receptors and inhibiting the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme, reducing sebum production and inflammation associated with acne. For the study, an integrative literature review was carried out, examining articles published between 2008 and 2024, in addition to data from health bodies and monographs on the medicine. The results highlight spironolactone as an efficient therapeutic option for adult women with PCOS, providing relief from symptoms such as excessive oiliness, hyperkeratinization and the appearance of new acne lesions. Although the treatment may have adverse effects, such as hyperkalemia and menstrual irregularities, adequate medical monitoring and the choice of adjusted doses ensure the safety and effectiveness of the therapy.
A SAÚDE MENTAL DOS PROFISSIONAIS DA SAÚDE PÓS PANDEMIA
Authors: Silva Maria Edduarda Santana da , Anjos Rebeca Barleta Carvalho dos
Published: November 2024

Introdução: Muito se tem discutido sobre os impactos na saúde mental dos profissionais envolvidos nos cuidados à comunidade após a pandemia de COVID-19. Visto que o cenário de surto global, iniciado em 2020, gerou um nível sem precedentes de estresse e desgaste entre esses trabalhadores, devido à intensidade e à duração da crise sanitária. A pandemia não apenas expôs esses profissionais a um risco iminente de infecção, mas também trouxe consigo ameaça à integridade física, mental e social. Materiais e Método: A pesquisa foi realizada por meio de uma revisão bibliográfica, utilizando artigos científicos publicados entre os anos de 2022 e 2024. As bases de dados empregadas foram Google Acadêmico, PEPSIC e Scielo, devido à sua confiabilidade. Para a pesquisa efetiva, foram utilizados os descritores: “Pós Pandemia”, “Saúde Mental”, “Profissionais de Saúde” e “Brasil”, com o operador booleano “E”. A análise foi conduzida com base na leitura dos resumos e das introduções dos artigos, buscando identificar a relação entre a saúde mental dos profissionais de saúde no Brasil no contexto pós-pandemia para ser possível obter o resultado da pesquisa. Resultados: Para a execução deste levantamento, foram utilizados os descritores “Pós pandemia” e “Saúde mental” e “Profissionais de saúde” e “Brasil”, nos bancos de dados Google acadêmico (880 artigos), PePSIC (0 artigos) e SCIELO (0 artigos). Conclusão: Pode-se compreender que o tema da saúde mental dos profissionais de saúde no Brasil no período pós-pandemia ainda é relativamente pouco explorado, especialmente no que diz respeito às suas especificidades e ao impacto prolongado da crise sanitária. A análise revelou que, embora haja um crescente interesse e algumas investigações importantes, muitos aspectos relacionados ao bem-estar psicológico desses profissionais, ainda não foram totalmente abordados. Este é um campo essencial e cada vez mais relevante para a psicologia e para a saúde pública, dado que a pandemia trouxe à tona diversas necessidades e desafios que afetam diretamente a saúde mental desses trabalhadores.
A INEFICÁCIA DAS MEDIDAS PROTETIVAS DA LEI MARIA DA PENHA
Authors: Coutinho Neto Antonio Ildemar
Published: November 2024

Este artigo busca analisar a ineficácia das medidas protetivas de urgência previstas na Lei Maria da Penha e seus efeitos práticos na vida de mulheres vítimas de violência doméstica. A pesquisa parte da hipótese de que, apesar dos avanços trazidos pela Lei nº 11.340/2006, as falhas na implementação e monitoramento das medidas de afastamento dos agressores comprometem a eficácia dessas proteções. A violência doméstica persiste, revelando que, embora a legislação seja uma conquista importante, sua aplicação ainda enfrenta obstáculos que impactam diretamente os direitos das mulheres. A justificativa para o estudo está enraizada na relevância social de discutir a histórica inferiorização das mulheres e as atuais manifestações do patriarcado, das quais a violência doméstica é uma das mais preocupantes. A pesquisa visa ampliar o entendimento das falhas nas políticas públicas de combate à violência, oferecendo novas perspectivas teóricas para a compreensão das causas estruturais desse problema. O estudo também explora a necessidade de instrumentos mais eficazes de fiscalização, destacando a importância de ações concretas para garantir o cumprimento das medidas protetivas e preservar a dignidade das vítimas
Visual Search Interactive Model for Artificial Intelligence Robotics Model forthe Agricultural Field Analysis
Authors:   Assistant Professor, Department of Information technology, Badakhshan University, Afghanistan., Nashir Asmatullah
Published: November 2024

The Visual Search Interactive Model for Artificial Intelligence (AI) is designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of visual data analysis across various applications. By leveraging advanced computer vision techniques and machine learning algorithms, this model enables AI systems to interpret and analyze visual information in real-time, facilitating tasks such as object recognition, image classification, and scene understanding. The interactive nature of the model allows users to engage with the AI, refining searches and improving outcomes through iterative feedback. This paper introduces the Auxiliary Clustering k-means Machine Learning (AC k-means ML) model, designed to enhance agricultural efficiency through advanced data analysis and robotic integration. The study evaluates the performance of the AC k-means ML model using a dataset comprising 1,950 samples, achieving an overall accuracy of 91.5% and a precision of 89.2%. Key performance metrics such as F1 scores averaged 88.6%, with the highest individual cluster accuracy reaching 96% for Cluster 10. In addition to data classification, the model facilitated the completion of 250 tasks with a remarkable success rate of 92%, while maintaining an average task completion time of 15.4 minutes and an energy consumption of just 0.5 kWh per task. The implementation of the AC k-means ML model resulted in a 15% increase in crop yield and substantial cost savings estimated at $2,000. With a user satisfaction score averaging 8.7 and an adaptability score of 9.0, the findings indicate that the integration of machine learning and robotics significantly optimizes agricultural processes, promoting sustainability and efficiency in farming practices.
Enhancing palliative care for oncology patients: The effect of educational intervention on nurses competency and Attitude
Authors: Hussein Nada Salim , Mohamed Magda Ahmed , Ahmed Rasha Ali
Published: November 2024

Background: Cancer is the second leading cause of death so the need for palliative care has increased to enhance patient’s quality of life and alleviate suffering. Nurses level of competency and attitude about palliative care are important factors affecting quality of care applied for patients. Aim: Assess and evaluate the nurses' competency and attitude regarding palliative care of cancers patients. Design: Pre -experimental (one group pre/posttest) design. Sample: A convenient sample of all available nurses (120). Setting: The study was carried out in Aswan Oncology Institute. Tools: Tool I: A structured interview questionnaire for nurses to assess nurse’s knowledge regarding palliative care, tool II: Nurses' observational checklist to assess nurses’ practices related to palliative care and tool III: Nurses' attitude toward palliative care. Results: The total score of nurses' knowledges had improved from 51.8% to 75.9% pre/post the intervention, concerning nurses’ total practices ,39.3% of the studied nurses had competent level of practice pre the intervention which improved to (82.1%) post intervention. Hundred percent of the studied nurses had negative attitude pre-palliative care intervention, while post 43.8% had negative attitude. Conclusion: Palliative care training package had significant improvement in nurses' attitude and competencies. Recommendations: Continuous in-service training program should be conducted periodically in order to update nurses' knowledge and improve their competencies levels regarding palliative cares.
Facing Microaggressions Head-On: Effective Strategies for Addressing Subtle Bias in the Workplace
Authors: Westover Jonathan
Published: November 2024

This article discusses strategies for constructively addressing microaggressions, which are subtle verbal, nonverbal, or environmental slights that communicate hostile or derogatory messages to marginalized groups in the workplace. Microaggressions undermine diversity and inclusion efforts and have negative consequences for targets' well-being and companies' productivity and legal liability. The article defines common types of microaggressions and explains why they are important to address. It then outlines factors targets should consider when deciding whether and how to respond, and provides research-backed strategies such as respectfully educating the aggressor, describing personal impact, inquiring about intent, addressing systemic issues, setting boundaries, or removing oneself from the situation. Examples are given of how different strategies could be applied in healthcare, technology, education, non-profit and government contexts. The conclusion emphasizes that addressing microaggressions requires both individual interpersonal skills and organizational support through policies and training.
Commentary on the Applications of Blended Learning in the Teaching and Learning Process – A Review
Authors: Bandara Kahengoda Mudiyanselage Niranga Thanuja , Jayaweera Balasooriya Pathiranage Ajith
Published: November 2024

Blended learning, an innovative approach that combines traditional face-to-face (FTF) instruction with online elements, has gained prominence in education. This article provides a comprehensive overview of blended learning, including its definition, advantages, disadvantages, and various factors that affect the effectiveness of this teaching and learning approach. It also explores students’ and teachers’ perceptions of blended learning and the challenges and issues that may arise in its implementation. Blended learning has been found to provide several benefits such as personalized learning, flexibility, improved engagement, cost-effectiveness, accessibility, and real-world skill development. However, it also presents challenges related to technological dependence, digital inequality, reduced face-to-face interaction, and assessment difficulties. Instructors may face challenges in terms of preparation, time management, and scheduling. Factors affecting learning in a blended environment include pedagogical approaches, technology infrastructure, teacher skills and training, student engagement, assessment methods, cultural and social context, and time management. Students and teachers generally perceive blended learning positively, citing improvements in learning outcomes and teaching practices. While blended learning offers a sound pedagogical approach, successful implementation requires addressing technical barriers, ensuring engagement, effective assessment and evaluation methods, effective time management, and providing instructor training and support. Data privacy and security, social isolation, and course redesign are also important considerations in implementing blended learning. In conclusion, blended learning is a versatile and effective educational approach with many advantages and challenges. To ensure its success, careful planning, continuous evaluation, and support for educators and learners are essential to create rich learning environments in a rapidly evolving educational environment.
Predicting Physics Students’ Academic Performance: The Impact of Attitude, Self-Efficacy, and Personality Traits
Authors: Appiah-Twumasi Eric
Published: November 2024

The study examined the predictive impact of attitude, self-efficacy, and personality traits on the academic performance of high school students in physics. A multistage random sampling technique was used to select 210 research subjects between the ages of 16 and 22 (SD=1.80) from three high schools in the Berekum East Municipality of Ghana. Three standardised questionnaires as primary data sources, namely: Attitude Toward Physics Learning (ATPL), Physics Learning Self-Efficacy (PLSE), and Students’ Personality Trait Inventory (SPTI), and additionally, Students’ Physics Mock Examinations scores as a secondary data source, were used for data collection and analysis through multiple regression. Data collected from respondents were compiled, sorted, edited and coded into the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 23. The results revealed a joint impact of 21.100% of the variance in attitude, self-efficacy, and personality traits in predicting the academic performance of students in physics. Furthermore, the multiple regression analysis revealed that student attitudes, self-efficacy, and personality traits significantly impact student academic performance in physics. The analysis further revealed that students’ personality traits best explained students’ academic performance in Physics (β = 0.232, t = 3.423; p < 0.050), followed by self-efficacy (β = 0.192, t = 2.738; p < 0.050), and attitude (β = 0.121, t = 2.011; p < 0.05). Based on the results obtained, the study recommended that physics students in the Berekum East Municipality’s attitudes, self-efficacy, and personality traits should be given greater attention by physics teachers, and other stakeholders because of their positive impact on students’ academic performance in physics.
Academics’ Experiences during Horrible Times: Online Teaching, Learning, and COVID-19
Authors: Ntshangase Mohammed Xolile , Zulu Zime Pride
Published: November 2024

E-Learning has become the new normal in Higher Educational Institutions across South Africa. Hence, intergration of the new learning pedagogies has initiated a shift of the norms on professional development. This paper seeks to unpack the strategies used by lecturers in the face of adversities experienced during the E-learning space pre & post Covid-19. There are strategies advised by teacher autonomy which need to be explored. It might have been better if teacher autonomy was merely being against pressures exerted on the individual teachers. But, it is a means for teachers to advance their personal and professional capability to adapt to the rapidly changing conditions and situations in learning spaces. This paper seeks to unravel an unacquainted new path on the drive of lecturers in their professional development that has not been evident in their training. In socio-politically transforming societies such as South Africa, the absence of adequate structures to implement a range of changing policies, may leave lecturers in despair when trying to access development opportunities. This paper adopts analytic theory and semi-structured interviews to give light to the constructivist views of lecturers who have developed methods during the times of adversity. Purposive sampling of 6 lecturers and 10 students will help the generation of data for this study because even though lectures had to adjust to new methods but students were in the receiving end of all the pressure. This study argues for implementation of best practices for the successful professional development of academics in line with E-learning. The University of Limpopo will be the centre of data generation with ethical considerations requested as well as literature visited. Collected data will be thematically analysed in order to sieve and arrange the necessary information for this study. The newly shared practices will form part of the resolutions to the professional development of academic staff.
A Metamodern Paradigm for Islamic Studies Scholarship: Evaluating and Extending Shahab Ahmed's Theorization of Islam and the Islamic
Authors: Morningstar Jared
Published: November 2024

This article explores the theorization of Islam developed by the late Shahab Ahmed in his major work What Is Islam? The Importance of Being Islamic, where he develops his thesis of Islam as hermeneutical engagement with the Pre-Text, Text, and Con-Text of Revelation to Muḥammad. I show how Ahmed’s approach to Islam displays many features of metamodern scholarship avant la lettre, which is evidenced by his treatment of the human and historical phenomenon of Islam as a process social kind. Further, through putting Ahmed in conversation with the ideas of Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm as developed in Metamodernism: The Future of Theory, Ahmed’s theorization of Islam can be further clarified and extended. Storm’s formulation of the anchoring processes of social kinds and his hylosemiotics are particularly instructive in this regard. Ahmed’s thinking itself may also make some constructive contributions to metamodern theorizing, particularly through his sensitivity to the dynamics of spacialization, which produce coherent contradiction in and as Islam. Through a careful reading of Ahmed’s work, and by developing and clarifying it through recourse to Storm’s ideas, one obtains a helpful example of the contours of metamodern scholarship within a particular field—here, Islamic studies.
Place and Communicative Body
Authors: Turnbull Ryan
Published: November 2024

The categories of ‘place’ and ‘body’ have been understood to be interdependent since the time of Aristotle. However, the relationship between these categories were understood in terms of the physics of inert matter. In this article, I argue that ‘body’ should be recast in a hermeneutical framing to be understood as fundamentally communicative. I articulate an account of ‘communicative body’ by way of Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm’s concept of ‘hylosemiotics.’ I argue that the relationship between this ‘communicative body’ and ‘place’ can be understood through Donald Davidson’s dialogical concept of triangulation. Thus body and place are understood to belong together in a network of dialogical exchange that gives rise to the possibility of intelligibility and apprehension as such.
University of the Future
Authors: Fonseca Diaz Andres David
Published: November 2024

This article presents the history of the University of the Future initiative designed in 2021 in Bogotá, Colombia with the intention to create networks and communities of mutual learning and integral education around the world. Deep conversations, educational abundance, the teacher as intermediary, the curriculum as a journey and the description of nine living classrooms are all part of the narrative foundation that gives meaning to this educational experience.
The Application and Research of Bone-Free Flower and Bird Painting Techniques in Glazed Colored Porcelain
Authors: Li Zheng
Published: November 2024

The bone-free flower and bird painting technique, as a unique method in traditional Chinese painting, showcases an artistic expression characterized by natural and fluid brushstrokes along with a harmonious use of color. In recent years, with the development of ceramic art, the bone-free technique has gradually been applied and innovated in the creation of glazed colored porcelain. This article analyzes the artistic features of the bone-free flower and bird painting technique, explores its specific application methods in glazed colored porcelain, and summarizes its artistic value in modern ceramic creation. Research indicates that the combination of the bone-free technique and glazed colored craftsmanship not only expands the expressive forms of ceramic decoration but also promotes the inheritance and innovation of traditional skills in modern ceramic art.
Exploration and Practice of Ideological and Political Education in Engineering Courses Based on the 0BE Concept - Taking the 3D Modeling Course as an Example
Authors: Kang Liang
Published: November 2024

In higher education, combining ideological and political education with engineering courses has become one of the hotspots of current curriculum reform. This article takes the 3D modeling course as an example to explore the exploration and practice of ideological and political education in engineering courses based on the 0BE concept. Through the analysis of the 0BE concept, this paper analyzes how to implement these ideological and political education goals in curriculum design, teaching methods, evaluation methods, and other aspects. The research found that the ideological and political education of engineering courses based on the concept of 0BE can improve students' innovative consciousness, social responsibility and Lifelong learning ability, and help to cultivate engineering and technical talents with innovative spirit and practical ability.
Application of VDI Virtual Desktop Cloud-Based Computer Room Construction in Universities
Authors: Hu Yunfei
Published: November 2024

Traditional computer rooms face challenges such as difficulties in hardware updates and maintenance, complex software licensing management, and cumbersome data backup and recovery. These issues have posed significant challenges to the informationization construction in universities. However, the construction of computer rooms based on VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) virtual desktop cloud can effectively address these problems and provide a more reliable, efficient, and flexible overall solution for the informationization construction in universities. Therefore, this paper will explore in-depth the application of VDI virtual desktop cloud-based computer room construction in universities.
The Role of Blockchain Technology in Ideological and Political Education in Higher Education
Authors: Ma Wancai
Published: November 2024

Blockchain technology, as an emerging distributed database technology, is changing the way various fields develop. This article focuses on ideological and political education in higher education institutions and explores the role of blockchain technology in this context. Firstly, it introduces the background and significance of ideological and political education in the online realm. Then, it discusses the basic principles of blockchain technology and its applications in ideological and political education. Furthermore, it analyzes the advantages and challenges of using blockchain technology in ideological and political education in higher education institutions. Finally, it summarizes the role of blockchain technology in ideological and political education and suggests directions for further research.
Innovation in Teaching Digital Media Art and Design in Higher Education under the Background of the New Media Era
Authors: Chen Shanshan
Published: November 2024

In the era of new media, digital media art and design plays a significant role in higher education. Digital media art and design refers to the creation of artistic, innovative, and interactive works through the use of digital technology and media platforms. It encompasses various forms of media such as images, sounds, videos, animations, and interactive interfaces, integrating knowledge and skills from multiple disciplines including art, design, technology, and media. In the context of the new media era, teaching digital media art and design in higher education exhibits characteristics of diversity, practice-oriented approaches, and alignment with industry demands. This paper explores and investigates the concept of digital media art and design in higher education under the backdrop of the new media era, the current state of teaching digital media art and design in higher education, the significance of innovation in teaching digital media art and design in the new media era, as well as strategies for innovative teaching in digital media art and design in higher education in the new media era.
Research on Intelligent Agricultural Monitoring and Control System Based on Neural Networks in the Internet of Things Environment
Authors: Wang Meng
Published: November 2024

In today's rapidly advancing information technology landscape, the Internet of Things (IoT) has profoundly impacted traditional agriculture. IoT technology, as an intelligent solution, enables real-time data collection, processing, and analysis, significantly enhancing the efficiency and intelligence of agricultural production. Among these advancements, the neural network-based intelligent agricultural monitoring system stands out. This system not only monitors the agricultural production environment in real-time but also employs deep learning algorithms to predict future trends, guiding agricultural practices to achieve precision farming. Therefore, exploring the intelligent agricultural monitoring and control system based on neural networks in the IoT environment holds significant importance.
Research on the health performance improvement strategy of traditional dwellings in southern Henan province under the concept of healthy building
Authors: Li Yanke , Cao Qianzi
Published: November 2024

As the most basic unit of human life, the health attributes of dwellings have a significant impact on residents' health. Rural areas in Henan Province exhibit a high degree of "hollowing out," with permanent residents being highly sensitive to health issues. Therefore, studying the improvement strategies for the health performance of rural dwellings is of great significance to residents' health. This paper reviews the development of domestic healthy building concepts and relevant evaluation systems, and analyzes the correlation and mechanism between various building element indicators and health issues in dwellings based on relevant evaluation systems. Finally, drawing on modern healthy building concepts, the paper conducts a health performance analysis of traditional dwellings in southern Henan Province from four aspects: thermal environment, light environment, air quality, and sound environment, and proposes targeted improvement strategies.
Applications of Marine Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Ocean Surveying
Authors: Zhang Shu
Published: November 2024

This paper explores the key applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the field of marine surveying. GIS, as a powerful geospatial analysis tool, has played a significant role in marine surveying and ocean resource management. This paper begins by introducing the basic concepts of GIS and the importance of marine surveying. It then delves into four key application areas of GIS in marine surveying: marine map production, seafloor topography analysis, marine environmental monitoring, and ocean resource management. Each application area covers specific use cases and advantages of GIS technology. Finally, the paper summarizes the significant role of GIS in marine surveying and looks ahead to future developments.
Research on Inner Mongolia's Ecological Governance Experience
Authors: Naimanjin  , Alatenggariga  , Wudabalaqiqige
Published: November 2024

Inner Mongolia spans China's 'Three North' regions and borders eight provinces, making it the largest and most diverse ecological functional zone in northern China. Inner Mongolia serves as a crucial gateway for China's northern opening-up strategy, and its long-term mission is to leverage its geographical advantages and resource endowments to enhance its role as a gateway. To fulfill this challenging national task, it is essential to fully leverage Inner Mongolia's ecological advantages to provide ecological support for the comprehensive construction of a socialist modernized country. This research, focusing on 'Ecological Governance in Inner Mongolia,' reviews the ecological governance practices in Inner Mongolia, analyzes successful cases, and summarizes Inner Mongolia's ecological governance experiences. The aim is to provide recommendations for the construction of a socialist modernized country.
Output-Oriented Reform of Experimental Teaching Methods for Bridge Inspection and Strengthening
Authors: Tian Shuai
Published: November 2024

In order to train students with the ability to solve complex engineering problems, the current situation and problems of experimental teaching of bridge inspection and strengthening are analyzed in depth, and the teaching reform is carried out in terms of experimental teaching objectives, teaching contents, assessment and evaluation with students as the center, taking "appearance inspection-strength testing-static load test-dynamic load test" as the main line to let students go through the whole process. The main line is to let students go through the whole process of bridge testing, and provide reference for other experimental teaching.
Application of Building Engineering Technology in Old House Reconstruction Project
Authors: Fu Zhengwei
Published: November 2024

With the continuous improvement of China's urbanization level, more and more people have poured into the city, which has caused greater residential pressure to the city. And with the continuous rise of land prices, cities want to solve the problem of population living, they need to transform some old houses, increase the building area of the old houses, to meet more residential needs. This paper focuses on the transformation of old buildings. By analyzing the reasons for the transformation of old buildings, it summarizes the principles of the transformation of old buildings, and leads to various construction engineering technologies that can be actually applied in the process of the transformation of old buildings, so as to meet the basic needs of the transformation of old buildings through the rational application of construction engineering technologies.
Full Life Cycle Research Based on the Contradiction of Engineering General Objective
Authors: Guo Ranfei
Published: November 2024

In the management of the entire life cycle of an engineering project, the contradiction of the overall engineering objectives is a complex and important issue. The study of the engineering life cycle based on the contradiction of overall engineering objectives aims to comprehensively analyze each stage of the project life cycle, identify the points of conflict among various objectives, and propose corresponding solutions to optimize the overall engineering objectives. This research on the engineering life cycle based on the contradiction of overall engineering objectives is a complex and significant topic. Through in-depth research and practice, it can promote the continuous improvement and development of engineering life cycle management, providing strong support for the successful implementation of engineering projects.
Research on Teaching Management Problems and Countermeasures for International Students of Civil Engineering in China
Authors: Zhao Chaohua , Lu Congjuan , Yu Mengjie
Published: November 2024

As the number of international students in China continues to increase, higher education has been confronted with a multitude of unprecedented opportunities and challenges. This paper analyses the problems existing in the teaching management mode of international students majoring in civil engineering and proposes improvements to the teaching management mode of international students from three aspects: optimising the quality of international students, improving the management system of international students, and optimising The teaching quality assurance system is applied to the teaching process of international students majoring in civil engineering and other disciplines at Chongqing Jiaotong University, in order to provide a reference for the reform of innovation and entrepreneurship education in colleges and universities.
Research on the Optimization and Application of New Energy Technologies in Clean Coal Conversion
Authors: Zhang Na
Published: November 2024

With the continuous growth of global energy demand and increasingly severe environmental issues, clean coal technology has garnered significant attention as a crucial means to mitigate the negative environmental impacts of coal utilization. However, traditional clean coal conversion technologies often suffer from low energy utilization efficiency and insufficient environmental pollution control. In recent years, the application of new energy technologies in the clean coal conversion process has shown tremendous potential, significantly optimizing energy conversion efficiency, reducing emissions, and enhancing economic benefits. This paper systematically explores the application of solar energy, wind energy, and biomass energy in clean coal conversion, analyzes the mechanisms and methods through which new energy technologies optimize the clean coal conversion process, and proposes future research directions and policy recommendations.
Research on the Aesthetics of Traditional Jingchu Cuisine under the Perspective of the Grand Food View
Authors: Feng Yaxin
Published: November 2024

Under the perspective of the Grand Food View, the aesthetics of traditional Jingchu cuisine showcase rich cultural connotations and unique aesthetic value. This paper systematically reviews the theoretical foundation of the Grand Food View and culinary aesthetics, deeply analyzes the aesthetic characteristics of traditional Jingchu cuisine, and explores its inheritance and innovation in modern society. The study shows that the visual and morphological beauty, gustatory and olfactory beauty, and the artistic and cultural beauty of Jingchu cuisine reflect the diversity of local culinary culture and demonstrate its profound historical and artistic value. Furthermore, this paper proposes innovative pathways and promotion strategies for Jingchu cuisine in modern society, providing new ideas for the protection and development of traditional culinary culture.
Clinical Analysis of Multidrug Resistance-Related Protein Expression in Gastric Cancer Cells
Authors: Chen Xiaomeng , Zheng Xinyu , Zhou Xiaoxiao , Wang Wenzhen , Liu Qian , Xia Xingzhou
Published: November 2024

Objective: This study aims to clinically analyze the expression of multidrug resistance-related proteins in gastric cancer cells. Methods: In this study, archival paraffin blocks from 50 surgical specimens of gastric cancer collected in our hospital between 2021 and 2022 were included. Each specimen included tumor lesion tissue and normal gastric mucosa tissue located more than 5 cm away from the cancer. Immunohistochemistry was performed to detect P-glycoprotein (P-gp), glutathione S-transferase pi (GST-π), and B-cell lymphoma-extra-large (Bcl-xL) expression, and the relevant data were collected and analyzed. Results: The positive expression rates and high expression levels of P-gp, GST-π, and Bcl-xL in gastric cancer tissues were significantly higher than in normal gastric mucosa tissues (p < 0.05). The expression of multidrug resistance proteins (P-gp, GST-π, Bcl-xL) in gastric cancer was not associated with patient clinical characteristics (tumor clinical stage, depth of invasion, and lymph node metastasis) (p > 0.05); Bcl-xL expression level was positively correlated with tumor differentiation degree (p < 0.05). Conclusion: The results of this study reveal the expression patterns of multidrug resistance-related proteins in gastric cancer tissues and shed light on the relationship between the expression of these proteins and multidrug resistance in gastric cancer.
Challenges and Innovations in Pediatric Anesthesia—Balancing Safety and Effectiveness
Authors: Liu Wen
Published: November 2024

Pediatric anesthesia is a challenging medical practice that involves balancing safety and effectiveness. This article explores the challenges in the field of pediatric anesthesia and introduces innovative approaches to enhance the safety and effectiveness of anesthesia. Through a review of relevant literature, we summarize some significant advancements in pediatric anesthesia and outline directions for future research. The aim of this article is to provide a deeper understanding of pediatric anesthesia practices and encourage further innovations to address challenges in this field.
Identification and Antioxidant Activity Study of Bioactive Compounds in Areca Nut Oil
Authors: Zhu Mingjun
Published: November 2024

This study aims to identify the bioactive compounds in areca nut oil and evaluate their antioxidant properties. Utilizing advanced chromatography-mass spectrometry techniques and bioactivity detection methods, a variety of compounds with potential health benefits were successfully isolated and identified from areca nut oil. The results indicate that these compounds possess significant antioxidant capabilities, effectively scavenging free radicals and reducing oxidative stress, offering new insights for the development of novel natural antioxidants and the prevention of chronic diseases.
Different drying methods' effects on the nutritional components and flavor of fruits
Authors: Liang Yanping
Published: November 2024

With the continuous development of food processing technologies, drying techniques have become increasingly important in fruit processing. Different drying methods have significant impacts on the nutritional components and flavor of fruits, directly affecting the nutritional value and market competitiveness of the products. This paper reviews the principles, technical characteristics, and effects of four main drying technologies—hot air drying, freeze drying, vacuum drying, and microwave drying—on the nutritional components and flavor of fruits. By comparing the retention effects of these drying methods on vitamins, minerals, dietary fibers, and antioxidants, the paper explores future research directions and suggests technical optimization strategies. The study indicates that different drying technologies have varying advantages and disadvantages in terms of nutrient retention, flavor preservation, and drying efficiency. Strategies such as multi-factor optimization, technological combinations, and exploration of new drying technologies are proposed to provide valuable references and guidance for the fruit processing industry.
Study on Drug Optimization for Patients with Comorbid Hypertension and Coronary Heart Disease
Authors: Wei Qiaoling
Published: November 2024

Comorbidity of hypertension and coronary heart disease (CHD) is a common and complex clinical condition, making drug treatment optimization crucial. Hypertension accelerates the development of CHD by promoting atherosclerosis and cardiac structural changes. Current pharmacological treatments include diuretics, ACE inhibitors, calcium channel blockers, and β-adrenergic antagonists for hypertension, as well as antiplatelet agents, statins, β-adrenergic antagonists, and ACE inhibitors for CHD. Drug optimization strategies involve individualized treatment, optimization of polypharmacy, and dynamic adjustment. Future directions focus on the development of innovative drugs and treatment methods, data-driven drug optimization techniques, and multidisciplinary collaboration models. These advancements will enhance the precision and effectiveness of drug therapy, thereby improving the overall health and quality of life of patients.
Cost Control and Analysis in University Financial Management
Authors: Deng Zhenhua
Published: November 2024

In modern university financial management, cost control and analysis are critical means for enhancing economic efficiency and resource utilization. However, universities currently face numerous challenges in cost control, including imperfect management systems, insufficient levels of informatization, and inadequate personnel quality. This paper aims to explore methods of cost control and analysis in university financial management, proposing optimization strategies through the comparison of traditional and modern cost analysis tools to help university administrators improve financial management. The research provides not only theoretical guidance for universities but also practical and feasible solutions for implementation.
The Impact of Financial Technology on Traditional Financial Systems and Future Trends
Authors: Yu Miao
Published: November 2024

With the rapid development of technology, financial technology has become an innovation engine in the financial industry, exerting a profound influence on traditional financial systems and leading future trends. Financial institutions should reevaluate financial technology and optimize their business models. In the digital age, financial technology has reshaped the delivery of financial services through its advanced technological means, significantly improving everything from core system upgrades to user experiences at the front end. This has greatly enhanced transaction efficiency and security while reducing costs, making financial services more accessible to a broader range of users.
The Role of the New Era Chinese Spirit in the Economic Development of Border Regions
Authors: Shen Congyan , Yang Yang
Published: November 2024

The New Era Chinese Spirit is a fusion of the national spirit centered around patriotism and the era spirit centered around reform and innovation. It is an important component of the socialist ideology with Chinese characteristics in the new era and serves as a great spiritual banner guiding the Chinese people's unwavering efforts to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Starting from the background, content, and essence of the New Era Chinese Spirit, this paper analyzes its significant role in the economic development of border regions. It explores how to cultivate and practice the New Era Chinese Spirit in border areas, providing strong spiritual motivation and ideological support for advancing the modernization of these regions.
Research on the distribution mode of Hema supermarket under the new retail background
Authors: Liu Xin
Published: November 2024

With the continuous development of big data, internet technology, and the ever-evolving consumer demands, the concept of "new retail" has emerged, imposing more rigorous standards on various aspects of retail businesses. As a critical component of "new retail," the delivery model is the main focus of this paper, with a specific analysis of the delivery model of Hema Supermarket. It examines the current state of the delivery model and proposes optimization solutions for Hema Supermarket's product delivery model. The goal is to enhance the efficiency of the delivery model, thus improving the economic benefits of Hema Supermarket and facilitating its growth.
Research on the Impact of Corporate ESG Performance on Long-Term Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Authors: Lin Yuya
Published: November 2024

With the deepening of global sustainable development concepts, corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance has increasingly become a crucial indicator of long-term sustainable competitive advantage. This paper explores how ESG performance impacts corporate competitiveness through mechanisms such as enhancing operational efficiency, increasing brand value, and optimizing risk management, from the perspectives of resource-based theory, stakeholder theory, and risk management theory. By analyzing strategies related to environmental management, social responsibility, and corporate governance, this paper proposes practical paths for improving ESG performance. The study finds that strong ESG performance not only helps reduce capital costs but also significantly enhances a company's market competitive edge. This paper provides strategic recommendations for corporate managers based on the ESG perspective, promoting sustainable development in global competition.
Study on the Type of the type of wealth and tax
Authors: Cui Shengbo , Zhao Nanting
Published: November 2024

The Japanese economy is facing a new phase from a long-term recession over the past 30 years to an annual economic growth of around 2%. With the recovery of the Japanese economy, not only foreigners but also Japanese capital are returning to Japan. Already, the Japanese Composite Stock Price Index has exceeded 39000 points before the bubble burst. Changes in the yen exchange rate are also inducing the inflow of foreign capital into Japan. In this economic trend, investors are paying attention to the Japanese capital market, and in particular, the wealthy in Japan are focusing on the Japanese domestic market to increase their assets. In particular, the Japanese financial market is attracting attention as a relatively safe asset due to the unstable environment at home and abroad. According to this trend, asset management of the wealthy in Japan is also carried out in various ways. Sometimes there are considerable losses due to asset management failures. That is why it has emerged recently to use various tax savings. Companies and individuals show the same behavior, but on the contrary, the government sometimes strengthens monitoring in various ways to prevent a decrease in tax revenue. This phenomenon has recently become common in Japan. This paper will help the wealthy in Japan understand their asset management and the Japanese government's response by examining the types of asset management and measures to manage assets through tax savings. It is also expected that problems with asset management and implications for government policies will be used as reference for various countries. Therefore, this paper will focus on the asset management and tax savings of the wealthy in Japan.
Research on the Coordinated Development of Innovation and Talent Cultivation in the Electric Automation Industry in Xinjiang Based on the Silk Road Economic Belt
Authors: Chen Tao
Published: November 2024

With the deepening of the "Belt and Road" initiative, the Silk Road Economic Belt has brought significant development opportunities for Xinjiang's electric automation industry. As a strategic node, Xinjiang possesses unique geographical advantages and policy support; however, its electric automation industry still faces numerous challenges in technological innovation and talent cultivation. This paper analyzes the innovation driving factors of Xinjiang's electric automation industry under the Silk Road Economic Belt, explores the compatibility between current talent cultivation models and industry demands, and proposes pathways to promote coordinated development of innovation and talent cultivation through industry-university-research collaboration and international cooperation. The study finds that, supported by policies and innovative technologies, Xinjiang's electric automation industry has broad development prospects, and seamless alignment between talent cultivation and industry demands will be key to future development.
Exploring Methods and Approaches for Digital Transformation and Innovation Management in Corporate Green Sustainable Development Strategies
Authors: Ma Shengxin , Sun Chenyang , Chen Guangjuan
Published: November 2024

Driven by global sustainable development goals, corporate green sustainable development strategies have become a key pathway for enhancing competitiveness and achieving long-term growth. Digital transformation and innovation management serve as vital forces in modern enterprise development, playing important roles in green sustainable development. This paper systematically explores the roles of digital transformation and innovation management within corporate green sustainable development strategies, providing a detailed analysis of methods and approaches for digital transformation while proposing specific implementation strategies for innovation management. By discussing practical challenges and solutions, this paper offers a systematic and actionable guide for enterprises striving to achieve green sustainable development.