bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
A Century of Progress? Adaptation of the Chemistry Library at the University of Chicago.
Authors: Twiss-Brooks Andrea
Published: July 2022

During its nearly 100-year history, the Chemistry Library at the University of Chicago and its librarians have responded to changes in the university and in society, including changes in the practice of librarianship, scientific publishing, chemical research, and higher education. A century of discussion about the benefits and shortcomings of departmental libraries has also appeared in the library literature. A review of this literature highlighted a set of issues that influence organizations in their decisions to support departmental libraries or to consolidate these branch libraries into centralized facilities. In the case of the University of Chicago's Chemistry Library, the relative importance of these various issues changed over time, and led to periodic changes in library services, physical facilities, and collection practices. Eventually, the traditional departmental library model gave way to changes in the institution and in scholarly publishing, creating a "tipping point" which led to the current centralization of the collections and services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
The Beat of a Different Drum: Using the Arts in Outreach to Science/Engineering Students and Faculty
Authors: Pfander Jeanne L. , Williams Barbara A.
Published: July 2022

On October 2: 200: two science librarians at the University of Arizona partnered with UA women faculty from science, engineering and women's studies disciplines and Odaiko Sonora taiko instructors to present a non-course related hands-on interactive Japanese drumming event for female science and engineering students. This paper outlines the process we used to plan the program, secure funding, and conduct the event. It also describes outcomes and plans for future activities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Creating a Buzz: Attracting Sci/Tech Students to the Library!
Authors: Axford Mary , Bedner Ray , Carpenter Cathy , Critz Lori , Madden Leslie , Mathews Brian , Renfro Crystal , Tobin Joanne
Published: July 2022

In the land of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, we are "swarming" the campus with a multi-targeted publicity campaign. The Library's newly formed Information Services Marketing Group has launched several dynamic initiatives in 2005 -- all in an effort to raise the profile of the Library, to increase gate count and resource usage, and to expand campus-wide partnership opportunities in a fast-paced urban environment. Shattering the image of the library as a book mausoleum, our new programs include Tuesday Talks, an afternoon speaker series spotlighting exciting campus research, and T-Paper, a hip, student-oriented restroom newsletter. Emerging projects include a stereotype-bursting library entry in the University's Homecoming Parade and posters of "STAR" student-athletes promoting library resources. The Marketing Group is meeting some key challenges facing today's academic science libraries, by fostering campus connections, creating new collaborative opportunities with faculty, and helping to rebrand our Library as a progressive 21st century "apiary." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Capturing a Graying Literature: The U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy.
Authors: Avery Bonnie E.
Published: July 2022

Among the "natural resource" collections in the ScholarsArchive@OSU is the "U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy." Research findings from the U.S. Forest Service make up a significant portion of the core of any U.S. forest research library collection. Oregon State University Libraries began considering how it might contribute to preserving this research legacy in late 2004. An informal assessment of digitization plans within the U.S. Forest Service was undertaken in 2005. In February 200: this project was added to the Registry of U.S. Government Publication Digitization Projects. This article relates the history and current scope of this collection, told from a subject librarian's perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Forestry Education in the United States.
Authors: Green Carol C.
Published: July 2022

The definition of "forestry" has been debated from the beginning of forestry programs and agencies in the United States in the late 19th century. Forestry has grown into an interdisciplinary subject incorporating many scientific disciplines: soils, wildlife, civil engineering, economics, ecology, agriculture, environmental science, and recreation as well as silviculture and utilization of timber products. U. S. schools and colleges have adjusted their forest-related curricula and organizational structures to accommodate these differences and train their students to succeed within this expanded discipline. Examination of six long-established academic forestry programs illustrates the expansion in the definition of forestry. Program names have changed and in some cases no longer include the word "forestry." However, these program changes are rarely recognized by the general public. At the same time, many forestry collections that support these programs are hidden within larger collections. Subject-specific forestry branch libraries developed in the latter half of the 20th century are being consolidated into larger units and losing their unique identity. The hidden nature of both forestry programs and forestry collections requires continuing efforts to make them visible to both primary users and the general public, and establish their importance in addressing natural resource and environmental issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Enhancing Access to Forestry Information in Africa to Ensure Sustainable Forest Management.
Authors: Sraku-Lartey Margaret
Published: July 2022

That access to and provision of high quality forest-related information is crucial to the sustainable management of the world's forest resources was by recognized by both the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) and the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF), and seen as a priority for the implementation of Agenda 21 and the UNFF/IFF proposals for action. However, addressing this priority is a great challenge for developing countries, especially Africa, where significant investment in information and communication technologies (ICT) and information management strategies is urgently needed. This paper discusses one effort, Global Forest Information Service (GFIS), which is attempting to improve access to forestry information in Africa, and reviews the potential of using ICT to manage forestry information on the African continent. The impact of ICT in meeting the needs of researchers and other forest stakeholders, and on the quality of research in Africa, in particular, Ghana, is also discussed. Inadequacies and weaknesses in infrastructure, skills, linkages and finance are some of the challenges that need to be addressed in order to realize this potential. Achievements in creating partnerships on the African continent to improve skills and transfer knowledge about information management are also described.
IEEE/IEE Electronic Library.
Authors: Blanton-Kent Beth , Lee Carla H. , O'Bryant Fred
Published: July 2022

The article provides information on the IEEE/IEE Electronic Library. This digital library is delivered via the Xplore interface. It provides full-text access to IEEE journals, transactions, magazines, letters, conference proceedings, and standards, and IEE journals and conferences. Details of how to use the digital library are given. The structure of the electronic library is also stated.
Physics 213: An Example of Faculty/Librarian Collaboration.
Authors: Viele Patricia T.
Published: July 2022

The article presents information on the Physics 213: Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism class at the Cornell University in Ithaca, New York state. There are 24 students enrolled in the class. Most of the students are sophomore and junior engineering majors. Some of them suggest the use of Internet and World Wide Web in the class.
Does the World Need Another “Nano etc.” Encyclopedia?
Authors: Ardis Susan B.
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "Does the World Need Another "Nano etc." Encyclopedia?" edited by Hari Singh Nalwa.
NetLibrary Science and Technology E-book Coverage.
Authors: Roberts Beth
Published: July 2022

The article presents information on science and technology electronic-books (e-books) offered by NetLibrary. NetLibrary is a division of OCLC Computer Library Center. About 9% of NetLibrary e-book titles were medicine, 5% were computer science and 4% were technology and engineering subjects according to OCLC content management vice president Rich Rosy. NetLibrary offers several options for subscribing e-books. The interface of NetLibrary has been improved making it easier to use and navigate.
Integrating an Engineering Library's Public Services Desk: Multiple Perspectives.
Authors: Powell Jill , Michelson-Thiery Marybeth , Bryan Linda
Published: July 2022

Launching a new outreach initiative and renovating the library provide both an incentive and an opportunity to redesign service points and reexamine how staff can best meet the needs of their users. The Engineering Library at Cornell University recently merged separate reference and circulation desks into a single service area for a number of reasons. This process was made smoother by integrating the multiple perspectives and concerns of those affected by the change. The help of a staff development specialist, team building exercises, small cross-functional working groups, and provisions for cross training were all built into the process. Considering all points of view was an essential part of the process and its outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Inspec via Engineering Village (EV)
Authors: Dess Howard M.
Published: July 2022

The article evaluates the Inspec multidisciplinary database.
The Chemical Abstracts Centennial: Whither CAS?
Authors: Flaxbart David
Published: July 2022

The article reflects on the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) operating at the chemistry department of Ohio State University in Columbus in 2007. A system of chemical nomenclature was established by CAS to aid in indexing and retrieval of chemical substance information. It cites the features of the SciFinder, a client software interface developed by CAS. It states the advantages of using CAS products to libraries.
Agronomy: Selected Resources
Authors: Bracke Marianne Stowell
Published: July 2022

This section presents a bibliography of websites and online resources about agronomy including those of the Food & Agriculture Organization (FAO), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Promoting Critical Thinking, and Information Instruction in a Biochemistry Course.
Authors: Zhang Li
Published: July 2022

The explosive growth of the amount of information requires students to achieve competency in retrieving, managing, analyzing, and using information effectively. To help students function successfully in the information era, librarians need to focus on developing students' critical thinking and transferable learning abilities. This article describes a one-shot instruction session that teaches biochemistry students how to access, search, and evaluate information sources.
“See a Need, Fill a Need” — Reaching Out to the Bioinformatics Research Community at Iowa State University.
Authors: Dinkelman Andrea L.
Published: July 2022

This article describes my efforts in organizing the "National Center for Biotechnology (NCBI) Field Guide" workshop in March 2006 and four NCBI mini-courses in April 2007 at Iowa State University. It also includes an overview of academic libraries that are providing bioinformatics support and summarizes library involvement in hosting NCBI courses. A discussion of how hosting the NCBI courses has influenced my collection development, instruction, and liaison activities and suggestions to librarians about how to get involved with bioinformatics is also included. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Information Technology Ethics: Cultural Perspectives
Authors: Bridgewater Rachel
Published: July 2022

This article reviews Information Technology Ethics: Cultural Perspectives, edited by Soraj Hongladarom & Charles Ess.
Georeferencing: The Geographic Associations of Information
Authors: Chaudhur Jayati
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "Georeferencing: The Geographic Associations of Information," by Linda L. Hill and Jane Kolbas.
A Guide to Resources for Severely Wounded Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) Veterans.
Authors: Carlock Danielle
Published: July 2022

Military personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan are surviving wounds in numbers far greater than previous wars. Largely due to advances in body armor and combat medicine as well as the rapidity of evacuation, survivorship is close to ninety percent. However many wounded service members are surviving severe injuries which will require sophisticated, comprehensive, and often lifelong care. The purpose of this article is to identify helpful resources for healthcare professionals, veterans, and their families. [ABSTRACT SUPPLIED BY AUTHOR.]
Scholarship in the Digital Age: Information, Infrastructure, and the Internet
Authors: Lawal Ibironke
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "Scholarship in the Digital Age: Information, Infrastructure and the Internet," by Christine L. Borgman.
Resources for Information Literacy Instruction in the Sciences.
Authors: Slebodnik Maribeth , Zeidman-Karpinski Annie
Published: July 2022

This bibliography contains a collection of web sites and online resources that pertain to information literacy sources for scientific disciplines. This web bibliography, or "webliography", contains links and descriptions of web sites that cover general and background information on information literacy and general science as well as specific sciences. It includes instruction tools such as tutorials and assessment information, image collections and networking tools for science librarians. This webliography is useful for science librarians who are charged with providing instruction to science students and faculty in various disciplines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Science Experiments: Reaching Out to Our Users.
Authors: Nolan Maureen , Wright Stephanie , Parsons Matthew , Tschirhart Lori , Barrett Laura , Whang Linda
Published: July 2022

The authors discusses the experiments they conducted at the University of Washington (UW) on both traditional and unconventional methods of reaching out to library users. Among the efforts tried by the authors were going outside of a library to meet users in their spaces and employing virtual library on the Internet. Another method is an adventure game called geocaching intended for global positioning systems (GPS) users. The authors cited social networking as an easy approach to reach out to library users.
Making Research Guides More Useful and More Well Used.
Authors: Strutin Michal
Published: July 2022

In summer 200: a small group of Santa Clara University librarians were charged with exploring ways of making online library research guides more user friendly and interactive. In order to know how to enhance our guides, we first asked the question, "What makes a research guide useful?" What follows is a detailed process of discovery. The process started with literature on guides, which suggests that research guides, particularly general subject guides, are not well used. Examining statistics for science guides supports the contention that course-specific guides are the most well used. Interviews with students told what they look for in guides. Finally, research on platforms revealed choices for nimble creation of research guides. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
The Emerging Engineering Scholar: A Citation Analysis of Theses and Dissertations at Western Michigan University.
Authors: Eckel Edward J.
Published: July 2022

Can one glimpse the development of emerging scholars in the work of engineering graduate students? To answer this question, the author studied the citation patterns in 96 Master's theses and 24 Ph.D. dissertations completed at Western Michigan University's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences between 2002 and 2006. The hypothesis of this study is that an increase in graduate student research competence between the master's and doctoral levels can be seen in their use of scholarly sources such as journal articles and conference papers. For each thesis and dissertation, bibliographic information (title, author, document type, year of publication) was gathered for each individual citation in the reference list(s). The data analysis indicates that doctoral engineering students use a significantly greater number of scholarly journal articles (44.3% to 29.3%) and conference papers (21.9% to 12.5%) than master's students. Also, master's students depend more heavily upon literature available on the web (web sites, government papers, grey literature, trade magazines, and patents). These results give tentative support to the hypothesis. Without knowing how faculty expectations influence the quality of graduate literature reviews, the hypothesis could not be conclusively supported with the data gathered. This study shows that there is a significant difference in the proportions of scholarly and other research sources used by master's and doctoral engineering students. The implications of these citation patterns in the development of the engineering scholar are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
A Physics Professor and a Science Librarian Challenge Non-Majors to Evaluate Science.
Authors: Iber Mary , Sherman Derin
Published: July 2022

Required science courses can have limited interest from some students. In this article, a physics professor and a science librarian describe methods used to engage non majors in learning about science in a non-threatening way. By evaluating the science on selected web sites, and classifying the sites according to six categories (valid, speculation, controversial, uninformed, misrepresentation, and invalid) and then comparing findings with others in the class, students are simultaneously immersing themselves in practices of the scientific community and gaining critical thinking skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Researching Climate Change: Trends in US Government Publications Distributed By the Government Printing Office.
Authors: Kozak Kari , Sare Laura
Published: July 2022

The U.S. government is a major sponsor and publisher of scientific data and interpretative research. This study looks at government publications on climate change distributed by the Government Printing Office's (GPO) Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) between 1970 and 2007. These publications were grouped according to their issuing agency, author, and date of publication, and then evaluated on how they addressed the topic of climate change. An unusually large percentage of these publications are of Congressional origin. Regardless of their source, the publications examined imply a greater awareness of climate change in the 1990s, decreasing at the turn of the century and increasing again in recent years. Publications were analyzed by agency, author, and publishing dates. Additionally, publications were evaluated based on how the issue of climate change was addressed. Areas covered included the causes of or solutions for climate change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Author Identification Systems.
Authors: Wagner A. Ben
Published: July 2022

Many efforts are currently underway to disambiguate author names and assign unique identification numbers so that publications by a given scholar can be reliably grouped together. This paper reviews a number of operational and in-development services. Some systems like ResearcherId.Com depend on self-registration and self-identification of a researcher's articles. Some database producers are using a combination of computer algorithms and manual intervention to assign author identification numbers and thereby cluster publications as records are entered into their systems. Searchers doing author name searches can then use guided search features to review and select these clusters. Web of Knowledge offers Author Finder while Scopus has a similar Author Identifier feature. Various government agencies and non-profit organization are also implementing or planning to implement additional solutions such as CrossRef's ContributorID. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
The Extreme Searcher's Internet Handbook
Authors: Henderson Margaret
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "The Extreme Searcher's Internet Handbook: A Guide for the Serious Searcher," 3rd ed., by Randolph Hock.
Synthetic Biology Resources on the Internet.
Authors: Antonucci-Durgan Dana
Published: July 2022

Synthetic biology, a branch of biotechnology, uses engineering principles to create new biological entities. In addition to literature on current research projects, researchers need to be aware of the social, ethical and security issues surrounding this science. This guide highlights synthetic biology web resources freely available on the Internet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Metrics and Science Monograph Collections at the Marston Science Library, University of Florida.
Authors: Leonard Michelle F. , Kisling Vernon N. , Kisling Vernon N.
Published: July 2022

As academic libraries are increasingly supported by a matrix of database functions, the use of data mining and visualization techniques offer significant potential for future collection development and service initiatives based on quantifiable data. While data collection techniques are still not standardized and results may be skewed because of granularity problems, faulty algorithms, and a host of other factors, useful baseline data is extractable and broad trends can be identified. The purpose of the current study is to provide an initial assessment of data associated with science monograph collection at the Marston Science Library (MSL), University of Florida. These sciences fall within the major Library of Congress Classification schedules of Q, S, and T, excluding TR, TT, and TX. The Rs are also excluded as these subjects are the responsibility of the Health Science Center Library which is connected with the medical school and the teaching hospital. The overall strategy of this project is to look at the potential science audiences within the university community and analyze data related to purchasing and circulation patterns, e-book usage, and interlibrary loan (ILL) statistics. This paper presents the results from the academic year July : 2008 to June 30, 2009, because all data reservoirs needed were available for the circulation and ILL data. The Springer e-book study is based on 2009 data. The research team consisted of both librarians and technical support staff from MSL, the Acquisitions Department, the Cataloging Department, and the IT Department. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Learning to Communicate in Science and Engineering
Authors: Whitehair Kristin
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "Learning to Communicate in Science and Engineering: Case Studies From MIT," by Mya Poe, Neal Lerner, and Jennifer Craig.
Science Seeker: A New Model for Teaching Information Literacy to Entry-Level Biology Undergraduates.
Authors: Petzold Jacquelyn , Montooth Kristi
Published: July 2022

In order to integrate library instruction seamlessly into an introductory biology course, two librarians collaborated with a biology faculty member to create a three-part series of instruction sessions known as the Science Seeker. The Science Seeker taught students about the structure of scientific information by tracing the path that discoveries take from the laboratory to the textbook. By using concepts from the course, students learned about biology while simultaneously learning information literacy skills as a central communication skill for scientists. This article describes the planning, execution, and evaluation of this unique approach to course-based library instruction for science majors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Beyond the Hoax: Science, Philosophy, and Culture
Authors: Bridgewater Rachel
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "Beyond the Hoax: Science, Philosophy and Culture," by Alan Sokal.
The World Wide Web for Scientists & Engineers: A Complete Reference for Navigating, Researching & Publishing Online
Authors: Henderson Margaret
Published: July 2022

This article reviews the book The World Wide Web for Scientists & Engineers: A Complete Reference for Navigating, Researching & Publishing Online. Bellingham, WA: SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering, 1998, by Brian J. Thomas.
World of Scientific Discovery
Authors: Kolda Sarah
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book World of Scientific Discovery. 2nd ed. Detroit, MI : Gale Research, 1999. 1186 p. hardcover $85.00 (ISBN 0-7876-2760-7), edited by Kimberly A. McGrath.
The antecedent and consequences of resistance to social media adoption in SMEs
Authors: Istanto Yuni , Sugandini Dyah , Effendi Mohamad Irhas , Arundati Rahajeng
Published: July 2022

This study aims to analyze the resistance to social media adoption in SMEs that have limited resources and experienced a decline in sales due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Social Media adoption resistance is observed from inadequate resources, usage barriers, and weak government support. These SMEs are also faced with the condition that they are forced to adopt S.M. to save their marketing performance which cannot be done conventionally but must utilize digital technology. The research method used is a survey using a questionnaire. The respondents observed were 230 SMEs in the Special Region of Yogyakarta. The data analysis technique uses a structural model approach with SEM-PLS. This research finds that resistance to social media adoption is influenced by a lack of resources and weak government support for SMEs. As a result, the marketing performance of SMEs is declining, and the business innovation model is not working. SMEs remain in a slump if they do not apply digital technology and utilize social media. This original study discusses SMEs still resistant to adopting S.M. The respondents of this research are also SMEs forced to adopt S.M. Respondents are faced with increasingly stringent social and physical restrictions. Respondents are also SMEs affected by the Pandemic and tend to be close to bankruptcy.
Analysis of Metaverse Cases for Development of Tea Culture and Industry Contents
Authors:   The Korean Tea Society, Yoo Yang-Seok
Published: July 2022

The world of metaverse is expanding. Real-world classes, conferences, large-scale performances, and social gatherings are occurring in the metaverse space. Although it is in the early phase, metaverse appears to be a viable means of social connection and social gatherings for the world. This study aims to explore tea and tea culture-related metaverse contents. The study categorizes tea-related metaverse contents with education, culture·performance·tourism, and marketing·promotion. The three-dimensional metaverse virtual world is well suited for tea education, as educational topics span across centuries and geographical boundaries. Students can be transported into a particular time period and location in the virtual world. Since participating in tea culture performances and visiting tea gardens are possible in the virtual world, a virtual tea garden can be the new channel for tea marketing and promotion. Korean tea in a virtual hanok can appeal to tea drinkers around the world. This study proposes the development of a tea-related metaverse at the national or regional level to introduce Korean tea and tea culture to the expanding world of metaverse users.
A Study on Tea Poetry by Jeompiljae Kim Jong-Jik : Focus on Dohak Characteristics
Authors:   The Korean Tea Society, Ha Young-Ok
Published: July 2022

This study presented an analysis and arrangement of dohak school's characteristics in Kim Jong-Jik's tea poems. Kim Jong-Jik led the new sarim group during the former part of Joseon and played pioneering roles in dohak that emphasized moral practice and sought after the realization of a Confucian society based on it. As a governor, his activities were received as a model by later-general sarim school members. The present study covered the following research content: firstly, the emergence of the sarim school around Kim Jong-Jik after King Seongjong changed the patterns of tea gatherings among his colleagues. They showed simple aspects at such gatherings, promoting friendship and morality among teachers, pupils, and study friends. In terms of space, they were free to choose places for their tea gatherings as they went for boating or sightseeing to scenic spots according to their tastes. Secondly, one of the characteristics of the dohak school is an emphasis on self-cultivation and the welfare of people. He requested his pupils not to fall into the negative effects of the School of classic literature and value learning by the mind in self-cultivation in his tea poems sent to them. At tea gatherings, he was always concerned with the economic issues of the people. Finally, he built a tea garden as the governor of Hamyang, and it was one of his activities that clearly showed his affection for the people. At that time, tea was on the list of Hamyang's tributes even though tea was not produced in the area. Hamyang was in a difficult situation of having to purchase tea at high prices and offer it as a tribute. Thus, he built a state-owned tea garden and supplied tea, highlighting his affection for the people as governor. It is a noteworthy event in the history of tea cultivation and culture.
PHOTOCATALYST ACTIVITY OF MgO FROM BANGKALAN DOLOMITE
Authors: Rahmawati Isna , Rohmawati Lydia
Published: July 2022

In the industrial sector, water pollution due to dye waste needs special attention because it can harm humans and the environment. A waste-absorbing material with good photocatalytic properties is required to overcome this problem. The photocatalytic properties are owned by metal oxide materials, one of which is Magnesium Oxide (MgO) material. This study aims to analyze the activity level of MgO photocatalytic from Bangkalan dolomite. MgO synthesis was carried out by the leaching method, where UV-Vis characterized the results to determine the photocatalytic ability of MgO against methylene blue (MB). In this characterization, various treatments (sunlight, UV light, and darkroom conditions) were carried out with radiation times of 180, 240, and 300 minutes. The results of the UV-Vis spectrum analysis showed that MgO had a band gap of 4.01 eV. The degradation efficiency of photocatalytic obtained optimal under sunlight, UV light, and in a dark room with a radiation time of 300 minutes at 82%, 42%, and 34%. Thus, the synthesis of MgO in sunlight showed good photocatalytic activity in reducing MB dye to use for processing waste from the dye industry.
Hermenêutica do Ethos
Authors: Devigili Gamaliel
Published: July 2022

O fenômeno ético é universal por ser humano. O homem vive sempre na experiência do ethos. Antes mesmo de se debruçar para refletir e instituir um discurso lógico-racional sobre este fenômeno, já vive numa determinada ética. Possui uma moral. Vive esta experiência nas mais ambíguas e contrastantes articulações. Assim, o homem do mito, o homem da ciência, o homem da fé; o homem de ontem e o de hoje; o homem das civilizações mais embrionárias e o das civilizações mais desenvolvidas, não pode se desfazer da vida do ethos sob pena de não ser mais homem...
O Ethos da Atividade Clínica
Authors: Chebabi Wilson de Lyra
Published: July 2022

Ao homem moderno o tema deste estudo costuma parecer bizarro e retórico. Empenhado em se desvencilhar das sombras e obscuridades do desconhecido, repudia tudo o que considera que não é científico nem objetivo. Quer a precisão da certeza e a concretude do palpável. Valem as descobertas que forneçam conhecimentos com os quais se possa fazer alguma coisa. Combustíveis com os quais se possa produzir energia, material com que se possa construir, substâncias químicas com as quais se possa modificar a fisiologia de um organismo, estímulos que objetivamente modifiquem o comportamento do ser humano...
Pembelajaran Keterampilan Cabang Olahraga Hoki melalui Pendekatan Model Peer Teaching
Authors:   Pendidikan Jasmani, Fakultas Pendidikan Islam dan Keguruan, Universitas Garut, Hermawan Irwan , Angga Permadi Asep ,   Pendidikan Jasmani, Fakultas Pendidikan Islam dan Keguruan, Universitas Garut
Published: July 2022

This study aims to examine the learning of hockey skills through a peer teaching model approach. The method used in this study is an experimental method with The Static Pretest-Posttest Design. This study used a sample of 30 students. Based on the results of the analysis conducted by the researcher on the object under study, there is a significant effect of the peer teaching model on improving the learning outcomes of hockey skills. In this study, it is also known that the peer teaching model has a significantly more effective than the conventional model on improving hockey skills learning outcomes. This is because in peer teaching model students learn actively, thereby increasing their learning motivation. With higher learning motivation, students have a strong desire to master the skills taught by their own friends, this makes the learning process more effective so that it has a positive effect on improving learning outcomes. Thus, to improve student learning outcomes in learning hockey skills, peer teaching models can be used which provide high motivation and better influence on improving learning outcomes when compared to conventional learning models.
Korelasi Efikasi Diri dan Motivasi Belajar dengan Hasil Belajar Mahasiswa Pendidikan Jasmani
Authors:   Ilmu Keolahragaan, Sekolah Farmasi, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Teguh Pambudi Yudhi , Widorotama Angger ,   Pendidikan Olahraga, Fakultas Ilmu Keolahragan, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Syakur Fahri Achmad ,   Pendidikan Olahraga, Fakultas Ilmu Keolahragan, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Miftakhul Farkhan Mukhammad ,   Pendidikan Jasmani, Fakultas Ilmu-Ilmu Kesehatan, Universitas Jenderal Soedirman
Published: July 2022

The existence of obstacles to learning outcomes in the form of academic achievement, especially Physical Education students, needs to be studied from a psychological perspective to improve learning outcomes. This research is a cross sectional study. The subjects of this study were 53 active students of the Physical Education study program. The research instrument of self-efficacy and learning motivation used a Likert-scale questionnaire based on the self-efficacy dimensions proposed by Bandura and the indicators of learning motivation proposed by Schunk. The questionnaire was validated by psychologists, linguists, and physical education experts, and tested on active students other than subjects for statistical validity and reliability. The results showed that the correlation coefficient for self-efficacy and learning outcomes was 0.558 with a significance level of 0.001. While the value of the correlation coefficient for learning motivation with learning outcomes is 0.709 with a meaning level of 0.001. The simultaneous correlation between self-efficacy and learning motivation with learning outcomes has an R value of 0.753 and an R Square value of 0.566. The conclusion obtained is a positive and significant relationship on self-efficacy with learning outcomes. Positive and significant relationship for learning motivation with learning outcomes. Simultaneously positive and significant relationship for self-efficacy and learning motivation with learning outcomes
Pengaruh Latihan Depth Jump To Rimp Jump dan Box Jump dan Panjang Tungkai Terhadap Jump Shoot
Authors:   Universitas Muhammadiyah Palu, Zainuddin Erwin
Published: July 2022

The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of depth jump to rimp jump dan box jump exercise method on jump shoot result, the difference between the influence of the limbs are long and short limbs against the results of the jump shoot and depth jump to rimp jump dan box jump exercise interaction between the methods and the length of the legs against the results jump shoot. This research uses experimental methods with a 2 x 2 factorial design. The population in this study are atlet basket University of Tadulako of 30 people. Technique of data analysis using SPSS program 20.0. The results of the research there is a difference between the methods of exercise influence depth jump to rim jump and box jump against the results jump shoot. There is a difference between atlet who have long and short limbs against the results jump shoot, there is interaction between the methods of exercise and long limbs against the results jump shoot. A summary of this research is the box jump is better than on the depth jump to rim jump in improving results jump shoot.
A független ukrán állam kialakulása és az orosz-ukrán háborúk történeti háttere
Authors: Turcsányi Károly , Molnár Gábor
Published: July 2022

A 2022-es orosz invázió Ukrajna ellen a legnagyobb hagyományos katonai konfliktus Európában a második világháború óta. A cikksorozat áttekinti az ukrán állam történetét, az orosz-ukrán viszony történelmi alakulását, háborúikat, és részletesen ismerteti a 2022. évi háború eseményeit. A földrajzi és etnikai viszonyok, a gazdasági és hadiipari háttér elemi vizsgálata mellett kitér a két állam haderejének ismertetésére és az alkalmazott haditechnikai eszközökre is. A jelenlegi háború során olyan új harceljárások is feltűnnek, mint a kiberhadviselés és a felfegyverzett UAV-k (UAV: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, magyarul: pilótanélküli repülőeszköz) bevetése, de átértékelődik a városharc is.
HUBUNGAN STATUS GIZI DAN PENGETAHUAN GIZI SEIMBANG DENGAN KEBUGARAN JASMANI PADA ATLET PENCAK SILAT PAGAR NUSA GRESIK
Authors: Hasanatun Hasanatun , A Eka Srirahayu , Agnesi Dian
Published: July 2022

ABSTRACT

This study aims to determine the relationship between nutritional status and balanced nutrition with physical fitness in the martial arts athlete in Pagar Nusa Gresik. This research uses a cross sectional approach. The population used is 10-18 years old who are members of the Nusa Gresik Fence. 50 athletes. Data was collected through measurements of body weight, height, and body fat percent, questionnaires, and physical fitness tests. The results showed 82% of athletes had normal BMI, 56% of athletes had healthy body fat percent, 76% of athletes had good levels of knowledge, and 685% of athletes had sufficient physical fitness levels. Statistical tests show that there is a relationship between BMI / U with physical fitness (p = 0.000), and no relationship between body fat percent (p = 0.093), balanced nutritional knowledge (p = 0.326) with physical fitness. 

Keywords: Nutritional status, percent body fat, knowledge, physical fitnes

 

ABSTRAK

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui Hubungan Status gizi Dan Pengetahuan Gizi Seimbang Dengan Kebugaran Jasmani Pada Atlet Pencak Silat Pagar Nusa Gresik. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan Cross Sectional. Populasi yang di gunakan usia 10-18 tahun yang tergabung di Pagar Nusa Gresik, sebanyak 50  atlet. Data dikumpulkan melalui pengukuran berat badan, tinggi badan, dan persen lemak tubuh, pengisian kuesioner, dan tes kebugaran jasmani. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan 82% atlet memiliki IMT normal, 56% atlet memiliki persen lemak tubuh sehat, 76% atlet memiliki tingkat pengetahuan baik, dan 685% atlet memiliki tingkat kebugaran jasmani cukup. Uji statistik menunjukkan bahwa terdapat hubungan antara IMT/U dengan kebugaran jasmani (p=0,000), dan tidak hubungan antara persen lemak tubuh (p=0,093), pengetahuan gizi seimbang (p=0,326) dengan kebugaran jasmani.

 

Kata kunci : status gizi, persen lemak tubuh, pengetahuan, kebugaran jasmani
Analysis of Online Learning During the Covid-19 Period using the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) Method
Authors: Matdoan Muhammad Yahya , Irianto Wahyu
Published: July 2022

Education is the main capital to create quality human resources to face the challenges of the times that continue to develop rapidly. At the end of 2019, Indonesia experienced an outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. It makes learning activities carried out from home or online. Online learning aims to meet educational standards by utilizing information technology using a computer or mobile devices that are interconnected between students and teachers via an internet connection. However, there are several problems in the online learning process, both among teachers and students, as well as the facilities used in learning. The method of least squares (Ordinary Least Square) is one of the estimation methods used to analyze the relationship between the predictor variable (independent variable) and the response variable (dependent variable). This study aimed to identify and analyze online learning problems during the covid-19 pandemic. The data used in this study were sourced from Public Senior High School 11 Ambon, with the variables used being learning motivation (X1), teacher's role (X2), and student learning outcomes (Y). This study concluded that student learning outcomes in online learning at Public Senior High School 11 Ambon were in a low category, student motivation in learning is in the moderate category, and the role of the teacher is in the moderate category. In addition, the variables of learning motivation and the role of the teacher together have a positive effect on student learning outcomes. The amount of the contribution of the influence of learning motivation and the role of the teacher to student learning outcomes at Public Senior High School 11 Ambon is 61.9%, while other factors outside the study influence the remaining 38.1%.
Analysis of the Increase in Covid-19 Patients in Maluku Province Using Markov Chain Method
Authors: Rumata Umi Sari , Lesnussa Yopi Andry , Noya van Delzen Marlon Stivo
Published: July 2022

Since the beginning of 2020, most of the world has been hit by the covid-19 pandemic, patients who are confirmed to be covid-19 are increasing day by day until the end of 2020, this increase in covid-19 patients has also occurred in the province of Maluku. In this study using the Markov chain method to analyze the increase in COVID-19 patients in the Maluku province, the results of the study were obtained that there were 5 ranges of adding positive COVID-19 patients with the opportunity value of increasing in each range as follows In the range of 0-20 people, the opportunity value is 0.103, the range of 21-40 people, is the opportunity value 0.098, the range 41-60 people is the opportunity value is 0.093, the range 61-80 people is the opportunity value is 0.1, the range of more than 81 people the opportunity value is 0.74.
Comparison of Support Vector Machine and K-Nearest Neighbors in Breast Cancer Classification
Authors: Desiani Anita , Lestari Adinda Ayu , Al-Ariq M , Amran Ali , Andriani Yuli
Published: July 2022

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death, and breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women. One method to realize the level of malignancy of breast cancer from an early age is by classifying the cancer malignancy using data mining. One of the widely used data mining methods with a good level of accuracy is the Support Vector Machine (SVM) and K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN). Evaluation techniques of percentage split and cross-validation were used to evaluate and compare the SVM and KNN classification models. The result was that the accuracy level of the SVM classification method was better than the KNN classification method when using the cross-validation technique, which is 95,7081%. Meanwhile, the KNN classification method was better than the SVM classification method when using the percentage split technique, which is 95,4220%. From the comparison results, it can be seen that the KNN and SVM methods work well in the classification of breast cancer.
Repertorio socio-psicológico del conflicto colombiano en el discurso presidencial de Juan Manuel Santos
Authors: López-López Wilson , Rincón-Unigarro Camilo , Correa-Chica Andrea , García-Revelo Daniel Alejandro
Published: July 2022

El presente estudio buscó analizar el discurso del presidente de Colombia Juan Manuel Santos durante su primer mandato (2010-2014) cuando comenzaron los diálogos de paz entre el Gobierno y las FARC-EP. Para ello se emplearon los métodos unidimensional y multidimensional de estadística lexicometrica buscando caracterizar los pronunciamientos a partir de las variables tipo de audiencia (nacional vs. internacional) y momento de emisión (antes vs. después del inicio de los diálogos). Apelaciones a la esperanza relativas a los objetivos de la paz, el reconocimiento de los derechos de las víctimas y de las causas estructurales del conflicto, así como la ausencia de estrategias de deslegitimación del adversario, sugieren un cambio en el esquema cognitivo social que caracterizó el discurso presidencial.
Ca-ALGINAT UNTUK ADSORPSI Fe DAN Mn PADA AIR GAMBUT
Authors: Harfinda Elliska Murni
Published: July 2022

Ca-alginate for the adsorption of Fe and Mn in peat water has been carried out using a batch method. Brownish water color, low pH, and high content of Fe and Mn metals are obstacles in direct utilization of peat water. Peat water treatment can be done by the adsorption method. The stages of this study began with the preparation of the adsorbent by dripping Na-alginate solution into a variety of CaCl2 solution concentrations. Furthermore, the adsorption of peat water was carried out by batch method with variations in the contact time and mass of the adsorbent to get the adsorbent with the highest % removal. The optimal contact time for Fe and Mn adsorption on peat water is 6 hours. The optimal % removal value for the influence of Fe adsorption contact time for Ca-alginate variations of 0.1 M and 0.2 M CaCl2 solution were 20.38% and 21.19%, respectively. The optimal % removal value for the influence of Mn adsorption contact time for Ca-alginate variations of 0.1 M and 0.2 M CaCl2 solution were 30.98% and 41.37%, respectively. The optimal mass of adsorbent for Fe and Mn adsorption in peat water is 0.75 g. The optimal % removal value for the influence of Fe adsorption mass adsorption for Ca-alginate variations of 0.1 M and 0.2 M CaCl2 solution were 79.28% and 21.67%, respectively. The optimal % removal value for the mass effect of Mn adsorption adsorption for Ca-alginate variation of 0.1 M and 0.2 M CaCl2 solution respectively at 24.44% and 26.13%.
Regional Expansion as a Constitutional Notion in the Environmental Sector
Authors: H. Syafa’at Anugrah Pradana  , Pikahulan Rustam Magun
Published: July 2022

The expansion of a new autonomous region in its regulations does not include aspects of fulfilling the environment as a requirement for regional capacity so that it contradicts one of the environmental principles, namely the principle of sustainability. Therefore, the author wants to analyze the new concept of the environment in which this concept aims to make the environment an important part or main prerequisite in terms of regional expansion. The method used in finding the legal concept of regional expansion, especially on the fulfillment of environmental aspects, is by studying and analyzing environmental philosophy and determining its meaning so that it needs to be a consideration in order to fulfill the requirements for new autonomous regions to be expanded. Regarding the legal concept of regional expansion in the environmental field, it begins with determining the environment and nature, ways to respect the environment, clarity on the moral status of animals and plants, restoration of nature, and considering environmental sustainability for future generations. Referring to the philosophical aspect, the author includes environmental aspects as a basic requirement for regional capacity in the formation of an area, especially for the expansion of preparatory areas. Thus, the existence of the environment can still be felt along with the times.