bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Implementation of Docker Platform for Integration Of Thesis Information System And Web-Based Thesis Title Checking Information System In Informatics Study Program
Authors: Ryanto Rizky Adi , Julkarnain M. , Yuliadi Yuliadi , Sofya Nora Dery , Oktavia Siska Atmawan
Published: December 2024

The use of technology-based information systems not only improves operational efficiency but also enriches the learning and teaching experience. In this context, the management of theses, as an essential part of higher education programs, is one area that receives special attention. Based on the results of the observations, the Informatics Study Program registration process and scheduling of proposal seminars and final project trials are currently carried out conventionally. Meanwhile, the Informatics Study Program already has two previous systems, namely the thesis title checking system and the registration system and final project scheduling. However, they still need to be integrated and implemented on the server so the registration process is carried out conventionally. This study uses the Docker platform to discuss integrating the thesis information system and title-checking system in the Informatics Study Program at the Sumbawa University of Technology. The main goal is to improve operational efficiency and user experience, especially for students and teaching staff. This study covers various steps through the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) approach and qualitative methods, from analyzing the running system and proposals to implementing Docker as a containerization platform. This integration brings significant changes, uniting the thesis title-checking and registration processes in one integrated platform. The results show increased administrative efficiency, more accessible access, and more focused use. However, this study also encourages further development for system maintenance, data security, and improvements according to user feedback to improve system functionality and resilience in the future.
Analysis of the Effect of Non-Oil Export on Economic Growth of Nigeria
Authors: Olanrewaju Hinmikalu, Patrick , AC-Ogbonna Dr. Chris
Published: December 2024

This work investigated the Impact of non-oil exports on Gross Domestics Product (GDP) of Nigeria. The statement of the problem of the study therefore is, how has the non-oil export sector helped to enhance the economic growth of Nigeria, and the major objective the study is to investigate the effects of Non-oil Export on the economic growth in Nigeria. The work employed Auto Regressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) modeling techniques analysis used in the study. The findings clearly showed that non-oil export from agricultural commodities and products, craft and manufactured products and solid minerals do not have significant effect on economic growth in the short run but does on the long run during the period under investigation and equally reinforced the fact that non-oil exports have a key role to play with regards to promoting economic growth in Nigeria. The study concluded that non-oil export will enhance economic growth in Nigeria and finally recommended that future policy-makers should aim at promoting adequate agricultural commodities and products, craft and manufactured products and solid minerals exports as this will ensure economic growth in the Nigerian Economy.
Student’s Motivation and Perceived Usefulness of Instagram Integrated Visualization Project-Based Learning in Foodservice Operations Education
Authors: Salleh Salmalina , Suhairom Nornazira , Azman Sharifah Maryam Syed
Published: December 2024

In order to meet the needs of millennial students, the integration of social media, specifically Instagram, into teaching and learning has emerged as a growing trend. This integration of project-based learning and Instagram known as visualization project-based learning (VPjBL), enables students to enhance their creativity and constructive abilities in their projects. Therefore, the objectives of this study are to examine how integrating Instagram into Visualization Project-Based Learning (VPjBL) affects students’ motivation and to evaluate students’ perceived usefulness of this integration in the context of Foodservice Operations education. Mixed-method research (MMR) was conducted in which this study employed a questionnaire (n= 69) and semi-structured interviews (n=6) as research tools. Descriptive statistical analysis using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) was applied to analyze the quantitative research data, while the qualitative data from interviews were analyzed employing thematic analysis. The findings revealed a positive motivation among students regarding visualization project-based learning using Instagram. Moreover, this study also found some advantages of VPjBL such as meaningful learning experiences and enhanced engagement and creativity. Therefore, it is recommended to incorporate visualization project-based learning through Instagram to promote better understanding and create a positive learning environment for students.
Enhancing Psychotherapy Outcomes by Unifying Science and Practice: Integrating Cutting-Edge Research to Develop the Neuro-Linguistic Processing and Reprogramming (NLPR) Language Guidelines
Authors: Coy Mary Jane
Published: December 2024

Language plays a fundamental role in shaping thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, making it a potent tool in psychotherapy. The innovative methodology, Neuro-Linguistic Processing and Reprogramming (NLPR), highlights the importance of leveraging the potential of language to enhance emotional resilience and well-being. This article explores the integration of cutting-edge research into the development of NLPR, emphasizing its transformative impact on therapeutic practice. By empowering individuals to redirect their internal dialogue and external linguistic expressions, NLPR offers a proactive approach to psychological health that holds promise for revolutionizing psychotherapy.
Isolation of isolates of feline calicivirus
Authors: Elizbarashvili E.I. , Zuev Y.V. , Atrohova S.V. , Egorenkova M.I.
Published: December 2024

A new form of calicivirus in cats, known as virulent systemic calicivirus disease (VS-FCV), is the cause of a particularly severe course of the disease. There is a need to isolate new isolates of feline calicivirus in order to create diagnostic and preventive medicines in terms of expanding the antigenic composition of existing vaccines.
The use of Antimicrobial Array II Plus for the determination of residual amounts of antibacterial drugs in frozen fish semi-finished products
Authors: Arseneva L.V. , Denisova E.A. , Goryainova G.M. , Lavina S.A.
Published: December 2024

The studies were conducted to determine the sensitivity and specificity of the Antimicrobial Array II Plus test system in determining the residual amounts of an-tibacterial substances contained in frozen fish cutlets taken from a retail chain and artifi-cially contaminated. The results of this analysis are an important tool for monitoring the safe consumption of fish semi-finished products, and also allow taking measures to pre-vent possible negative consequences for the health of consumers
Biotechnological and technological processes in obtaining veterinary drugs
Authors: Popova V.M. , Matveeva I.N. , Eremets V.I. , Grin' S.A. , Zaberezhny A.D.
Published: December 2024

Presents the results of research studies in the field of technology development of industrial production of biological products. Shows improving biotechnological processes upon receipt of veterinary drugs.
Assessment of the growth quality of animal cell cultures origin during fractional irradiation
Authors: Plotnikova E.M. , Fazliakhmetov R.G. , Ishmukhametov K.T. , Nesterova I.A. , Gainutdinov T.R.
Published: December 2024

Radiation biotechnology in the microbiology of plant, microbial and animal cells has found wide application in sectors of the national economy, namely in the food industry, agriculture, medicine, including in the production of medical and veterinary bacterial preparations. Numerous studies have confirmed the stimulating effect of increasing doses of radiation on cell cultures with an increase in their expressive properties, as well as growth characteristics. At the same time, high doses of radiation can limit the growth qualities of cells and completely suppress their metabolism and expression, which is also reflected in the sterilization of food and other products. Taking into account the data from the available literature, as well as their own developments, attempts were made to radiatively enhance the metabolic properties of MDBK cell culture (Madin-Darby canine kidney cells) to use the resulting biomass for experimental purposes. MDBK cells grown in a standard IMDM medium with the addition of 10% FBS were subjected to double irradiation in a monolayer and as a suspension. The interval between the effects was limited to 3 minutes. The first dose, with relatively low radiation exposure, was 0.1 Gy, the second was increased 120 times and amounted to 5.95 Gy. A stationary gamma-ray installation "Explorer" with cobalt sources (60Co) and an exposure power of 0.75 Gy/min was used for irradiation. The results were recorded after 24, 48 and 72 hours. On fixed and hematoxylin-eosin-stained preparations, cell density was taken into account in a limited volume of the eyepiece micrometer. The results of the studies showed that double irradiation of contacting cells, both in a monolayer and single in suspension, contributed to a maximum increase in the biomass of the culture after 48 hours of cultivation to 2.01±0.09×106 cells /cm3 in the first case and 1.99×106 cells /cm3 in the second, with a proliferation index of 3.2 and 2.7, respectively. According to the results of the research, "Methodological recommendations on the use of gamma rays to stimulate the growth qualities of cell cultures" have been developed.
Prediction and assessment of the toxicity of a new synthesized antimicrobial peptide
Authors: Ulitina E.A. , Tikhonov S.L. , khonova N.V.
Published: December 2024

Studies have been conducted to predict the toxicity of the synthesized antimicrobial peptide, followed by comparing the results with an in vitro experiment. The toxicity of the peptide was predicted on the ADMETlab 2.0 platform. Cytotoxicity was assessed on HEK293 cells using Neutral Red Staining dye. The results of the in vitro toxicity study of the G-R-11 peptide indicate that the above-mentioned peptide does not have a toxic effect, which is consistent with the results of predicting the toxicity of the peptide on the ADMETlab 2.0 platform.
Rapid diagnostics of antibiotics in milk: study of parameters for the formation of stable marker-antibody complexes.
Authors: Gerbst A.G. , Moiseeva A.A. , Semeykina A.A. , Urusov A.E.
Published: December 2024

The article examines the synthesis parameters of latex particle-antibody conjugates for immunochromatographic analysis of streptomycin (STR) in milk. Key steps, such as antibody concentration, particle washing with SDS, optimization of NHS/EDC activators, and BSA blocking, improved stability and reproducibility, minimizing aggregation. The test is based on the competition between STR molecules in the sample and the immobilized STR-protein conjugate for binding with anti-STR antibodies conjugated to latex particles (300 nm diameter). The detection limit for STR is 200 ng/ml.
Balancing the rations of cows with a feed additive from secondary products of sugar factories
Authors: Radchikov V.P. , Tsai V.P. , Sapsaleva T.L. , Glinkova A.M. , Yaroshevich S.A.
Published: December 2024

Feeding secondary sugar production products to cows has a positive effect on feed consumption, morpho-biochemical composition of blood, increases milk productivity by 4.8-8.4%, fat content by 0.05-0.08 percentage points, reduces feed costs by 3.3-5.6%.
The effect of feeding a natural microbial complex on the physiological state and productivity of young cattle
Authors: Sapsaleva T.L. , Radchikova G.N. , Tsai V.P. , Kot A.N. , Besarab G.V.
Published: December 2024

The use of PMK feed additive in the amount of 30 ml in the composition of ZCM and 10 ml in a compound per head per day in feeding young cattle has a positive effect on the morpho-biochemical composition of blood, increases the growth energy of calves by 6.6% and reduces feed costs for-the increase is 7.5%, the cost of the increase is 12.6%.
The use of succinic acid for the intensification of anabolic processes and egg laying hens
Authors: Sadovskaya T.A. , Blokhin Yu.I. , Khramov A.P.
Published: December 2024

Succinic acid is a natural metabolite and antioxidant in a living organism, intensifying biological oxidation and energy supply. When succinic acid was added to the diet of laying hens as a biologically active additive, activation of protein anabolism and increased egg production were observed.
AN ALGORITHM FOR SEARCHING AND EVALUATING SUPPLIERS OF STERILIZING FILTERS IN THE PRODUCTION OF IMMUNOBIOLOGICAL MEDICINES FOR VETERINARY USE
Authors: Kotegova K.A. , Petrova A.B. , Bryukova Yu.M.
Published: December 2024

During the manufacture of immunobiological medicinal products, sterilizing filtration is used to remove dangerous and unwanted microorganisms in nutrient media, buffer and auxiliary solutions. To ensure sterility, it is important to select an effective sterilizing filter with high productivity. Due to the continuous growth and improvement of the filtration systems, as well as the filtered products, the selection of comprehensive filtration solution is a complex problem that requires a deep understanding of filtration systems and components. During the sanctions period, the selection of filtration systems was complicated by the withdrawal from the Russian market of proven and approved manufacturers and suppliers of filtration systems, so the manufacturers of im-munobiological medicines faced the problem of finding new suppliers and modernizing production. The article proposes an algorithm for searching and evaluating new suppli-ers of sterilizing filters. Supplier evaluation includes analysis of open source information and official documents on the production and filter quality. Production tests is the final stage of the assessment, which is necessary to confirm the reproducible removal of viable microorganisms and the ability of filters to produce sterile products. Finally, the ap-proved supplier receives the right to supply filters with acceptable quality parameters and technology requirements, and is included in the list of approved suppliers.
The work path of Ivanov V.S., dedicated to the service of science To the 85th anniversary of Ivanov V.S.
Authors: Ivanov I.V. , Matveeva I.N. , Popova V.M.
Published: December 2024

The creative path in science of Ivanov Viktor Serafimovich, and his achievements are presented. His developments in virology for veterinary medicine are shown.
HYPERIMMUNIZATION OF RABBITS WITH THE MAJOR CAPSID PRO-TEIN OF PORCINE CIRCOVIRUS TYPE 2
Authors: Emelyanov I.A. , Matveeva I.N.
Published: December 2024

The results of a comparative study of the effectiveness of three schemes of hyperimmunization of rabbits with Cap protein of porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) are presented. It is established that the speed and intensity of the humoral immune response in rabbits directly depends on the method of administration of the antigen and its dose. Hyperimmune sera with antibody titers from 1:12800 to 1:76800 are obtained. IgG to PCV2 Cap protein can be used for development diagnostic test systems.
Evaluation of optimization of quality control methods for vaccines against aujeszky, s disease
Authors: Atrohova S.V. , Zuev Y.V. , Shevtcova L.I. , Emelianov I.A. , Elizbarashvili E.I. , Kudesova A.N. , Egorenkova M.I.
Published: December 2024

Currently, there is a need to develop a private pharmacopoeia article for inclusion in the Pharmacopoeia of the Eurasian Economic Union. This requires standardization of methods for quality control of vaccines against Aujeski disease. This study is aimed at assessing the possibility of switching from target animal species (piglets) to laboratory animals (guinea pigs) during quality control of inactivated vaccines against Aujeski disease. As well as an assessment of the possibility of switching from laboratory animals to optimal cell culture in quality control of live vaccines against Aujeski disease (BA).
JIOS-Index-Vol-45-2024
Authors: X X
Published: December 2024

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ENTRELAÇAMENTOS ENTRE A MATEMÁTICA E O PENSAMENTO COMPUTACIONAL NA CONSTRUÇÃO DE JOGOS ELETRÔNICOS POR MEIO DO SCRATCH EM ATIVIDADES REMOTAS
Authors: De Morais Mateus Dauã , Dalla Vecchia Rodrigo
Published: December 2024

Este artigo tem como objetivo apresentar um recorte de uma pesquisa de caráter qualitativo que buscou compreender possíveis entrelaçamentos entre a Matemática e as ações associadas ao Pensamento Computacional. Esta problemática foi conduzida pela seguinte pergunta: como os conceitos matemáticos emergem no processo de Decomposição de problemas, quando estudantes produzem jogos eletrônicos utilizando o software Scratch? Os dados foram produzidos a partir de encontros que, devido às restrições para conter a pandemia do Coronavírus (SARS-CoV-2), aconteceram remotamente com estudantes dos Anos Finais do Ensino Fundamental de uma escola pública no estado do Rio Grande do Sul. Como principal resultado, observamos que o Pensamento Computacional e a Matemática atuam em movimentos complementares na condução dos problemas inerentes ao processo de construção de jogos e que a Decomposição, um dos pilares do Pensamento Computacional, não ocorre de modo direto ou linear, podendo se mostrar de diferentes modos na busca pela solução do problema.
EPIGENÉTICA NO ENSINO DE BIOLOGIA: VALIDAÇÃO DE UM MATERIAL INSTRUCIONAL PARA DOCENTES DO ENSINO MÉDIO
Authors: Ramos Souza Farias Carolina , Alves Dionor Grégory
Published: December 2024

Epigenética é uma área da ciência relacionada a mecanismos bioquímicos que interferem na regulação da expressão gênica sem dependência de alterações no DNA. No ensino de Biologia, a temática já pode ser considerada importante. Este artigo objetiva compreender, através da proposição de um material instrucional, como a abordagem da epigenética pode ser inserida no cenário educacional. Assim, produzimos um material instrucional para professores com propostas que pautam a epigenética em conteúdos da genética do Ensino Médio. Os resultados foram obtidos por meio de uma validação por pares, que determinou que o material é relevante para o Ensino de Biologia.
Stages of Development of Speech Signal Processing, Problems and Algorithms
Authors: Abdumurodovich Berdanov Ulugbek , Narzullayevich Azamov Temur , Yorkinovna Makhmudova Shakhzoda
Published: December 2024

This article develops mathematical methods of learning and decision-making in speech recognition, when extracting informative properties from speech signals, intelligent algorithms based on a data set consisting of properties. Effective ways to isolate features from speech signals are explained in sequential steps. These sequences are reflected in the database of several solutions (HMM, CNN and DTV) based on their comparative analysis, and the results are presented in the form of a table. In the experiments, sounds, syllables and words of speech were evaluated based on familiar intelligent algorithms, and a high result was achieved using the CNN mode.
Selection of fungal isolates from Buenos Aires, Argentina, as biological control agents of Botrytis cinerea and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
Authors: Varela Pardo Ricardo Arturo , López Lastra Claudia Cristina , Manfrino Romina Guadalupe , Balcazar Darío , Mónaco Cecilia , Wright Eduardo Roberto
Published: December 2024

This work aimed to select promising microorganisms as biological control agents (BCA). Forty-one soil samples were obtained from florihorticultural farms located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Insect trap techniques and soil serial dilutions were used to obtain isolates of entomopathogenic fungi and fungi of genera Trichoderma, respectively. A total of 20 isolates included five Metarhizium and 15 Trichoderma. The isolates were lyophilized and deposited as reference cultures in the Mycological Collection of the Centro de Estudios Parasitológicos y de Vectores (CEPAVE). We performed dual culture studies of the isolates collected against the pathogens Botrytis cinerea Pers. (1797) and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Lib.) de Bary (1884). Eleven isolates were selected for growth promotion studies in tomato plants (Solanum lycopersicum L.). The isolates of Metarhizium taii Liang & Liu (1991) CEP-722, CEP-723 Trichoderma afroharzianum Chaverri, Rocha, Degenkolb & Druzhinina (2015) CEP-753 and CEP-754, molecularly identified by amplification of the ITS and TEF1α zones, presented the best results in the dual culture and growth promotion tests. Subsequent studies will evaluate virulence of fungal strains in insects.
Highlights:

Entomopathogenic fungi are common fungi present in the soil of many environments.
Molecular identification is the only way to identify ascomycete fungi at the species level with a high percentage of reliability.
Plant growth promotion produced from the inoculation of tomato plants with entomopathogenic fungi has great potential for agriculture.
In vitro micropropagation and physiological assessment of Senecio bonariensis
Authors: Pérez Rojas Sebastián , Vilas Juan Manuel , Uchiya Patricia Andrea , Ramos-Duarte Víctor Andrés , Mendoza-Morales Luisa Fernanda , Corigliano José Alberto , Maiale Santiago Javier , Sander Valeria Analía , Clemente Marina , Corigliano Mariana Georgina
Published: December 2024

Senecio bonariensis is a plant native to South American wetlands. This plant has ecological importance, is used in traditional medicine, and is also popular for ornamental purposes. This study aimed to develop the first in vitro propagation protocol for S. bonariensis. Leaf explants were disinfected and placed on Murashige and Skoog (MS) agar medium supplemented with different combinations of growth regulators. We tested the effect of two different cytokinins: Kinetin (KIN) and 6-benzylaminopurine (BAP), in the presence of the auxin α-naphthalene acetic acid (NAA). All treatments with KIN resulted in root production, but only treatments with BAP induced shoot formation. As results, we determined the optimal concentration for maximum shoot production, achieving a 100% success in rustication while finding similar physiological traits among micro-propagated and wild-type plants. In conclusion, we developed a protocol for the large-scale production of S. bonariensis plants, providing an alternative source of bioactive compounds for medical and pharmaceutical purposes while preserving the natural habitat of this native plant.
Highlights:

In Vitro Propagation Protocol: The study successfully developed the first in vitro propagation protocol for Senecio bonariensis, a plant native to South American wetlands.
Growth Regulators Tested: The research explored the effects of two cytokinins, Kinetin (KIN) and 6-benzylaminopurine (BAP), alongside the auxin α-naphthalene acetic acid (NAA), on leaf explants.
Shoot and Root Formation: While Kinetin induced root production in all treatments, only BAP was effective in promoting shoot formation, leading to the determination of optimal concentrations for maximum shoot production.
Successful Rustication: The protocol achieved a 100% success rate in rustication, with micro-propagated plants displaying similar physiological traits to their wild-type counterparts.
Applications and Conservation: The large-scale propagation protocol provides an alternative source of bioactive compounds for medical and pharmaceutical uses while helping to preserve the natural habitat of S. bonariensis. It also offers potential for applications in ecological studies, medicinal research, and commercial landscaping.
Current and Future Insights from Ecology, Evolution, and Biodiversity
Authors: Pruthvi  , Puneetha  , Shreyank  , Naushadh
Published: December 2024

Microbial ecology, evolution, and biodiversity (EEB) is the study of how bacteria affect ecosystems and the health of humans and the world.EEB is leading the way in understanding the functions of bacteria in the biosphere. The discipline is developing new multidisciplinary tools to study complex microbial communities. The American Society for Microbiology's Council on Microbial Sciences held a virtual retreat in 2023 to discuss the future of EEB. The talks focused on how microbes affect host and environmental health globally. For EEB to reach its full potential, contributions from a variety of scientific fields are required. This necessitates a largescale, multidisciplinary study that integrates numerous datasets and technologies. To propel advancement, international cooperation including the public and scientists is required. EEB and the American Society for Microbiology want to help microbiology enter a new age. They all see a future for the field that is more innovative, collaborative, and relevant to society
Medicine Recommendation System
Authors: Dr. Sharda Chhabria  , Mr. Rohan Lanjewar  , Ms. Sakshi Nandanwar  , Ms. Utkarsha Katole  , Ms. Shraddha Karanjekar  , Mr. Yash Durgakar  , Ms. Simran Dhuwe
Published: December 2024

The increasing complexity of healthcare and the growing volume of available medications necessitate the development of efficient medicine recommendation systems to assist healthcare providers and patients in making informed decisions. This paper presents the design and implementation of a web- based medicine recommendation system aimed at improving medication selection and adherence. The system leverages advanced machine learning algorithms, such as collaborative filtering and content-based filtering, to provide personalized medicine recommendations based on user profiles, medical history, and specific health conditions. The architecture of the system comprises a user-friendly frontend developed using React.js, which allows for seamless interaction and visualization of recommendations. The backend is powered by Flask, facilitating the handling of user requests, database interactions, and machine learning model deployment. A PostgreSQL database is employed to securely store user data, medication details, and historical interactions, ensuring data integrity and security
Psychological Factors Influencing Motorcycle Helmet Use in Developing Countries like India
Authors: Meena Sanu
Published: December 2024

This study aims to identify factors influencing motorcycle helmet usage in Jodhpur, India, utilizing digital data collection methods to gather 1340 responses. Binary logit and probit models were employed for analysis. Results indicate that socio-economic variables and psychological factors, including personality, experience, and legislation, do not significantly impact helmet-wearing decisions. However, individuals with a history of severe accidents are more likely to adopt helmets, suggesting a positive influence. Negligence towards safety, comfort issues, risk-taking attitudes, and inconvenience hinders helmet usage. Conversely, respondents prioritizing safety and those prompted by conscious reminders are more inclined to wear helmets. These findings contribute insights into motorcycle riders' behaviour, offering valuable information for policymakers and transportation planners to formulate effective interventions promoting helmet usage. By understanding these dynamics, strategies can be developed to enhance road safety and reduce the risks associated with non-compliance in helmet-wearing practices
Herramienta asistencial para el diagnóstico postural en sedestación en personas con movilidad reducida
Authors: Vermander Patrick , Mancisidor Barigararrementeria Aitziber , Cabanes Itziar , Pérez Nerea , Torres-Unda Jon
Published: December 2024

El diagnóstico postural puede servir para la determinación del estado funcional de los pacientes con baja movilidad. Hasta la fecha, este diagnóstico se ha realizado por medio de cuestionarios subjetivos y de forma no continuada. Para solventar esto, en este trabajo se presenta una herramienta asistencial de monitorización y diagnóstico postural objetiva. Así, se presenta un dispositivo de bajo coste, enfocado a una población con baja movilidad, basado en el uso de sensores de fuerza que permiten monitorizar su distribución de peso en sedestación. A partir de los datos recopilados se han desarrollado dos herramientas de diagnóstico, una centrada en la identificaci´on postural, y la segunda en la determinación de anomalías en el patrón postural de cada paciente. De esta forma, no solo se puede estimar su grado de debilitamiento muscular, sino también posibles cambios en su estado funcional. Los resultados obtenidos muestran que la herramienta desarrollada presenta una gran eficacia, con tasas de acierto por encima del 90%.
Determinantes sociais em saúde: ensaio teórico
Authors: Barata Rita de Cássia Barradas
Published: December 2024

Este ensaio discute diferentes teorias sobre a determinação social do processo-saúde-doença, produzidas a partir da segunda metade do século XX, dando destaque a autores brasileiros que tiveram contribuições empíricas ou teóricas para a temática, ao lado de autores latino-americanos, ingleses e norte-americanos. As correntes, aqui analisadas, são apresentadas sob três tópicos: produção social do processo saúde-doença, abordagem psicossocial e teoria ecosocial. Ao final, acrescenta-se uma breve apresentação e comentários sobre o modelo de determinantes sociais, propostos pela comissão de determinantes sociais em saúde da OMS
Review of An Archive of Taste, by Lauren Klein
Authors: Roy Parama
Published: December 2024

Review of An Archive of Taste, by Lauren Klein
Politics, Authorship, and Philosophy: Teaching Margaret Cavendish’s The Blazing World in the Diverse Graduate Classroom
Authors: Van Elk Martine
Published: December 2024

This essay explores how Margaret Cavendish’s The Blazing World works differently when taught and read on its own and in combination with Cavendish’s other works. Focusing specifically on the graduate classroom, I examine and present strategies for teaching the book alongside works by other early modern women and for teaching it in a single-author course. While in isolation, The Blazing World allows for discussions that focus primarily on questions of gender, genre, class, and politics, read in tandem with Cavendish’s other works, in particular her philosophical writings, The Blazing World becomes a source for reflections on questions of creaturely identity, nature, and interdisciplinarity.
Teaching Queer Theory and the History of Sexuality with Margaret Cavendish’s The Convent of Pleasure
Authors: Billing Valerie
Published: December 2024

This article summarizes my approach to teaching Cavendish’s play The Convent of Pleasure in my course “LGBTQ+ Literature and Culture,” which I teach at a small liberal arts college in the Midwest. I demonstrate how I teach the play with excerpts from literary scholarship in queer theory in order to help students sharpen their close reading skills, teach scholarly engagement, and deepen students’ understanding of early modern and Restoration comedy and the history of sexuality.
Teaching Finch and / in Performance: A Media Studies Approach (With Toolkit)
Authors: Cook Elizabeth Heckendorn
Published: December 2024

Teaching the birdsong poems and compositions for musical settings of Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea, through media theory allows students to connect their own social-media-based expressive arts practices with the multimedia practices of early modern women writers.
The Lady’s Museum Project, a Digital Critical and Teaching Edition of Charlotte Lennox’s Lady’s Museum (1760-61), Completes Phase Two of its Three-Phase Development Schedule
Authors: Sutton-Bennett Karenza
Published: December 2024

The Lady’s Museum (1760–61) was among the most important early periodicals largely written by one of the most important eighteenth-century authors, Charlotte Lennox, whose multigenre, proto-feminist writing is beginning to receive the critical and pedagogical attention it deserves. Yet no modern edition of the text has existed—until now. Launched in 2021, the Lady’s Museum Project is presenting the first critical edition of—and learning community around—Lennox’s Museum in three open-access formats to encourage the widest possible readership: a non-specialist digital, interactive edition of the text and LibriVox audiobook intended for public and undergraduate-student audiences, and a specialist digital edition intended for scholars’ use—and participation (forthcoming). 2023 brought the completion of the teaching edition, which has been used in a variety of institutions across the U.S. and Canada, from 1000-level undergraduate to 5000-level graduate courses, and in undergraduate- and graduate-level internships designed to prepare interns for careers in editing and publishing, with a focus on transcending traditional teaching, editing, publishing, and disciplinary hierarchies and conventions.
Tchibo verklagt Aldi
Authors: Bender Hanno , Sachsenröder Delphine
Published: December 2024

Der Billigkaffee von Aldi Süd verärgert viele Röster. Jetzt soll ein Gericht klären, ob der Discounter seine selbst produzierte Ware gesetzeswidrig unterhalb der eigenen Kosten verkauft.
Rewe fordert Bonus von Industrie
Authors: Tewes Werner , Brändlein Philip , Sachsenröder Delphine
Published: December 2024

Der Wechsel der Kundenbindungsprogramme bei Deutschlands Top-Vollsortimentern wird teuer für die Industrie. Nachdem Edeka mit Forderungen nach einem Obolus für die Payback-Teilnahme auf den Plan getreten ist, hält nun auch Rewe die Hand auf.
Top-50-Lieferanten weltweit 2024
Authors: Nusser Bernd
Published: December 2024

Erstmals seit einem Jahrzehnt müssen die größten FMCG-Produzenten einen Rückgang der verkauften Menge hinnehmen. Das überschaubare Umsatzwachstum ist vor allem preisgetrieben. Von deutschen Unternehmen schafft allein Henkel den Sprung in das Ranking.
Neue Substrate zur Behandlung von Niederschlagsabflüssen
Authors: Töws Rudolf
Published: December 2024

Für die Regenwasserbewirtschaftung werden viele innovative Produkte entwickelt, so z. B. von Funke Kunststoffe zur Behandlung von belasteten Niederschlagswasserabflüssen mit dem Substrat D-Rainclean. Nun wurden die Rezepturen und Einsatzspektren stark erweitert.
O TRABALHO COM CUIDADOS PALIATIVOS APÓS TENTATIVA DE SUICÍDIO
Authors: Oliveira Cláudia Aline de Brito , Barboza Fernanda Luma Guilherme , Rosa Lucia Cristina dos Santos
Published: December 2024

Este ensaio tem como objetivo refletir sobre a importância da associação da abordagem dos cuidados paliativos no atendimento a casos de tentativa de suicídio, dando especial enfoque à atuação de assistentes sociais nessa temática. Parte das experiências das autoras e do acervo sobre as temáticas, e pretende contribuir com elementos que ampliem olhares na perspectiva da garantia da qualidade assistencial, sobretudo no que se refere ao trabalho em equipe e, em especial, à intervenção de assistentes sociais.
LEI ORGÂNICA DA ASSISTÊNCIA SOCIAL (LOAS): conquistas, desafios, perspectivas e proposições nos seus 30 anos
Authors: Carneiro Mauricéia Lígia Neves da Costa
Published: December 2024

O presente artigo tem como objetivo apresentar reflexões sobre as conquistas, desafios, perspectivas e proposições a partir da análise dos 30 anos da Lei Orgânica da Assistência Social (LOAS). O estudo foi realizado a partir de uma abordagem qualitativa por meio de pesquisa bibliográfica fundamentada nas contribuições de Faleiros (2023), Sposati (2005), Sposati (2023), Araújo (2023) entre outros. O trabalho está dividido em três seções, a primeira, contém reflexões sobre a LOAS como garantidora de direitos sociais, a segunda, apresenta os desafios, perspectivas e proposições para a referida Lei, e por último, as considerações finais, que destaca a potencialidade da LOAS em continuar afiançando direitos, por meio da qualificação de suas premissas fundamentadas no surgimento de novas demandas sociais. O resultado do estudo, considera o protagonismo da LOAS para a construção de uma proteção social que se defenda e efetive a equidade e a justiça social.
DESAFIOS E RESISTÊNCIAS: as lutas de usuários e usuárias da assistência social por protagonismo e reconhecimento como sujeitos de direitos
Authors: Araujo Cleonice Correia
Published: December 2024

O presente artigo propõe reflexões críticas sobre os(as) denominados(as) usuários(as) da assistência social e os dilemas que tem marcado a sua construção como sujeitos de direitos. Discute o processo histórico de silenciamento e subalternização como relação social que se atualiza na sociedade brasileira e nas políticas direcionadas a pobreza. A partir da perspectiva do protagonismo reafirma-se a necessidade de estratégias que estimulem e fortaleçam processos de mobilização e participação política no âmbito dos direitos sociais no qual a assistência social está inserida.
A POLÍTICA PÚBLICA DE ASSISTÊNCIA SOCIAL: desafios e perspectivas para educação permanente
Authors: Pereira Ilzamar Silva
Published: December 2024

Este artigo tem como finalidade refletir sobre as principais contradições e desafios enfrentados pela Política de Assistência Social nos marcos da sociabilidade do capital, a partir da aprovação da NOB-RH/SUAS, discutindo inovações importantes no que se refere à profissionalização da Assistência Social, a exemplo da educação permanente no SUAS. Busca-se questionar em que medida as condições e relações de trabalho dos trabalhadores da área têm implicações na materialização da NOB/RH – SUAS. Inicialmente, faz-se uma discussão sobre a complexidade no desenvolvimento das relações sociais, observando a sua centralidade frente à flexibilidade e regulação de um mercado de trabalho precário. Discute-se, ainda, as implicações da educação permanente no contexto sócio-histórico de reestruturação produtiva para a afirmação da assistência social enquanto política pública e, por fim, apresenta-se reflexões sobre os desafios que se coloca na contemporaneidade para a materialização da NOB/RH-SUAS no contexto da sociabilidade do capital.
OS SENTIDOS TERRITORIAIS DA EDUCAÇÃO NA PRISÃO, PERCEPÇÕES E REFLEXÕES
Authors: Mello Helenória de Albuquerque
Published: December 2024

O presente ensaio teórico insere-se no campo da Educação, na perspectiva da inclusão, tem como escopo refletir sobre os sentidos da Educação no território da prisão a partir das dinâmicas de territorialização, desterritorialização e reterritorialização, à luz da teoria social crítica, busca superar o discurso da reinserção social, dirigido a uma população que em grande expressão representa a face mais cruel dos processos de exclusão social. Parte-se do entendimento que a Política Social de Educação ocupa centralidade na construção de territorialidades delineadas para conduzir pessoas em privação de liberdade à condição de cidadãos, não de egressos. Entretanto, trata-se de um processo tensionado, pela natureza e finalidades da Política Penal e da Política de Educação. Diante do exposto, indaga-se: Qual a capacidade da Educação em tensionar e criar as condições objetivas, estimulando na mente de corpos aprisionados a criatividade e as habilidades, para desconstrução dos estereótipos vinculados a esse território.
CONTRIBUIÇÕES DO ESTÁGIO EM SERVIÇO SOCIAL PARA A PRODUÇÃO DE CONHECIMENTO E FORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL NO CONTEXTO AMAZÔNICO
Authors: Rolim Dayana Cury , Oliveira Cirlene Aparecida Hilário da Silva
Published: December 2024

Este artigo tem o objetivo de discutir sobre as contribuições do estágio em Serviço Social para a produção de conhecimento e formação profissional no contexto amazônico parintinense. Esta discussão se faz importante para avançar na produção de conhecimento sobre o estágio supervisionado na formação acadêmica e trabalho profissional do Serviço Social na realidade brasileira e, em especial, na Amazônia que possui particularidades territoriais, sociais e diversidade de povos e culturas. Para tanto, realizou-se pesquisa bibliográfica e de campo, tendo como sujeitos da pesquisa a coordenação de estágio e supervisores acadêmicos e de campo de estágio da Universidade Federal do Amazonas no município de Parintins no estado do Amazonas.
Conclui-se que os campos de estágio têm contribuído para avançar na produção de conhecimento das expressões da questão social, porém ainda se discute pouco a centralidade do estágio e há uma necessidade de avançar também na produção de conhecimento das questões étnico- raciais, bem presentes no cenário amazônico e brasileiro.
Determinants of Residential Mobility in Osogbo, Osun State, Nigeria
Authors: AFOLABI Henry , OLUGBAMILA Omotayo Ben , ADEKUNLE Emmanuel Oludare , ADETAYO Olorunjuwon David , OYEDELE Olajide Isaac
Published: December 2024

This study focuses on determinants of residential mobility in different residential areas of Osogbo. Data for the study were collected from primary and secondary sources. Primary data were collected through questionnaire administered on household heads in Osogbo that was stratified into core, transition and sub-urban residential areas. These residential areas were made-up of 26 electoral wards, random sampling technique was used to select one (1) out of every three (3) electoral wards in each residential zone giving nine (9) electoral wards. From a total of 10,027 residential buildings in the selected wards, one out of every twenty (20) building was systematically selected for survey, a total of 499 buildings was sampled. Information obtained include: socio-economic attributes of residents and factors influencing residential mobility among others Secondary information collected from government agencies include maps and electoral wards information. Data collected were analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. Findings shows that the highest factor of residential mobility is House and economic factors accounted for (19.81%), followed by Infrastructural and accessibility factors (17.52%), Neighbourhood factors (12.23%) and Household factors (10.34%) respectively. The study concluded that factors influencing household residential movement including the residents’ socio-economic, overall housing and neighbourhood conditions and attributes among others, which varied along the different residential areas of Osogbo.
Leadership Characteristics of Extension Educators Facilitating a Healthy Communities, Civic-Engagement Randomized Trial in Rural Towns
Authors: Graham Meredith L , Eldridge Galen D. , Demment Margaret , Kershaw Meghan , Christou Angel , Luong Vi , Andreyeva Elena , Folta Sara C. , Hanson Karla L. , Maddock Jay E. , Seguin-Fowler Rebecca A.
Published: December 2024

Leadership styles and skills are associated with group dynamics, creativity, and project implementation in community change initiatives; specifically, collaborative leadership skills can lead to a greater likelihood of effective, sustainable improvement in the health of communities. This study sought to examine the leadership styles and skills of Extension program educators engaged in leading a community policy, system, and environmental change initiative. Our aim was to describe how collaborative the leadership style of these leaders was and how high they scored in collaborative leadership skills. Data were collected among Extension educators at baseline (n=7), prior to program training or implementation, focused on leadership style and collaborative leadership skills. A 16-item leadership styles survey was used to assess educators’ scores for four leadership styles: 1) authoritative; 2) democratic; 3) facilitative; 4) situational. Collaborative leadership skills were measured using the Turning Point Collaborative Leadership Questionnaire, which evaluates key behaviors within the six skills of effective collaborative leaders: assessing the environment, creating clarity, building trust, sharing power and influence, developing people, and self-reflection. Educators were most often authoritative in their leadership style, although four out of seven educators had tied highest scores for styles. Most educators scored as excellent in assessing the environment (n=4), sharing power and influence (n=5), and developing people (n=5). The highest proportions were in the strong category for creating clarity (n=4), building trust (n=4), and self-reflection (n=4). While educators demonstrated variety across the characteristics, there were consistencies both in leadership type and collaborative skills. Clinical Trial #: NCT05002660. ClinicalTrials.gov. Registered 4 August 2021.
Exploring the relationship between wellness behaviors and burnout amongst university faculty and staff
Authors: Taylor Lilliana , Trejo Tello Kathleen
Published: December 2024

Abstract Higher education has recently experienced unprecedented faculty exodus, largely due to burnout. Burnout is associated with poor health outcomes. Active lifestyles contribute to health and reduced burnout, but research investigating wellness behaviors and burnout amongst university faculty and staff is lacking. The purpose of this study was to assess wellness behaviors including physical activity, nutrition and sleep in university faculty and staff and their associations with burnout.  This mixed methods study included two phases. First phase was a quantitative survey assessing burnout total burnout, self-reported physical activity, nutrition and sleep behaviors. Phase II was a qualitative open-ended questionnaire assessing perceptions of workplace factors associated with burnout and campus resources to support wellness. A total of 294 faculty and staff participated in phase I. The majority of respondents identified as female (n= 158, 53.7%) and in faculty roles, n=150 (53.6%). The majority of participants, n=169 (57.5%) reported moderate or high levels of burnout. The majority of participants were inactive or minimally active, n=174 (59.2%). There was a statistically significant, positive, correlation between physical activity status and personal burnout,  r(252)=0.21, p <0.001. Of 48 participants in phase II, access to wellness resources and organizational factors emerged as factors associated with burnout. Participants expressed desires for improved access to exercise and wellness resources and described disparities between student resources and those for faculty. This research might be used to inform practice through the development of support programs, wellness initiatives, or facilities for physical activity on campus for faculty and staff.
Fungal identification based on the polyphasic approach: a clinical practice guideline
Authors: Kim Jayoung
Published: December 2024

Taxonomy includes classification, nomenclature, and identification. Identification assigns unknown fungi to species based on their strain characteristics. Traditionally, fungal taxonomy relied on morphological, physiological, and biochemical traits. However, advancements in molecular phylogeny, especially multilocus sequence analysis (MLSA), have revolutionized fungal taxonomy. MLSA combines phylogenetic and genetic approaches. Although effective, MLSA may not fully reflect biodiversity or distinguish between closely related species. Polyphasic taxonomy integrates genotypic, phylogenetic, chemotaxonomic, and phenotypic data into a consensus classification system. Polyphasic taxonomy was first applied to Rhodotorula glutinis in 2001 and is now widely accepted. Phenotypic traits, such as protein profiles and chemotaxonomic markers, analyzed using techniques such as matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization-time of flight mass spectrometry, are effective for yeast and filamentous fungi. Genotypic data from DNA/RNA sequencing, compared with data from databases such as Index Fungorum and MycoBank, aids species identification and synonym verification. Despite its practicality, the polyphasic approach lacks strict guidelines, resulting in varied interpretations.