bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Boost for Quantum Computing
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

HEAT-FREE OPTICAL SWITCH WOULD ENABLE OPTICAL QUANTUM COMPUTING CHIPS.
Cooking up A Connected Product
Authors: Pallant Jonathan
Published: January 2023

Adding a connected device to your portfolio can be challenging. Jonathan Pallant looks at how to pick the ‘perfect ingredients’
Addressing Safety Critical FPGA Designs
Authors: van Blommestein Rob
Published: January 2023

Advanced EDA tools and methodology is helping designers to avoid synthesis bugs in safety-critical FPGA designs, as Rob van Blommestein explains
‘State-of-the-art’ Galvanic Capacitor
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Tower Semiconductor introduces state-of-the-art galvanic isolation technology.
Siemens Introduces PCBflow
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

SIEMENS UNVEILS A SECURE, CLOUD-BASED SOLUTION FOR ACCELERATING DESIGNTO-MANUFACTURING HANDOFF FOR PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS.
Future Horizons
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

In a rapidly changing world defence companies have to contend with significant uncertainty as their industry is transformed.
Advancing Home-Grown Batteries Innovation
Authors: Thurston Joanna
Published: January 2023

Investment in home-grown batteries innovation will determine where the UK ranks as a global producer of BEVs in the future, as Dr Joanna Thurston explains
Tomorrow’s Electric Vehicles
Authors: Cabeza Sara Granados
Published: January 2023

As Sara Granados Cabeza explains, meeting the changing needs of the EV market will be a challenge especially when it comes to software development. A solution, however, is at hand
A Silver Lining
Authors: Webb William
Published: January 2023

A forced migration from 5G spectrum bands may have a silver lining
Protected Spaces
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Embedded system developers are looking to container technology to try and couple easier software deployment with a mission-critical core.
Chilling Effects
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Quantum computing has helped to reopen a cold case for circuit designers.
Continuous Verification
Authors: Hamman John
Published: January 2023

JOHN HAMMAN looks at continuous SoC verification from pre-fabrication throughout the device lifecycle
Deep Fools
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Neural networks are easy to mislead. Can they be fixed? Chris Edwards investigates
Mobile 3D Sensing
Authors: Schnabel Bianka
Published: January 2023

VCSEL technology encourages progress in biometric solutions such as mobile 3D sensing, according to Bianka Schnabel
Practical Security for the IoT
Authors: Martin Trevor
Published: January 2023

As more IoT systems are deployed so it becomes critical that TCP/IP communications are made secure, as Trevor Martin explains
Managing Power Sequencing
Authors: Micron Rich
Published: January 2023

Rich Micron explains how engineers can best control startup and shutdown power sequences in their designs
Toying with Tech
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

CODING WILL BECOME THE NEW LANGUAGE, SAYS TOY INDUSTRY EXPERTS.
AI Options for Embedded Systems
Authors: Ortmeyer Cliff
Published: January 2023

By using artificial intelligence embedded developers can look to deliver the smartest solutions possible.
Enabling Rapid 5G Rollout
Authors: Kottkamp Meik
Published: January 2023

With the rollout of 5G expected to ramp up in the coming year, a complete spectrum of test & measurement solutions will be required according to Meik Kottkamp
Delivering 5G
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

INTEL DEVELOPS FPGA PROGRAMMABLE ACCELERATION CARD TO ENABLE NEXT-GEN 5G SOLUTIONS
Spectrum Support
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

Xilinx extends its Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC portfolio to full sub-6GHz spectrum support.
Debugging the Expensive Way
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Blockchain users are rediscovering hard lessons from real-time systems and game theory.
Harwin Sets up Academy
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Harwin opens academy for aspiring young engineers.
A Heated Conundrum
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

How is thermal imaging and simulation being used to address problems associated with thermal management?
Developers, Developers, Developers
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

At this year’s GPU Developer’s Conference, NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang took to the stage with a series of announcements.
Oh Data, the Places you’ll Go
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Both autonomous driving and the IoT could lead to major changes in how the internet works, but IP is stubborn incumbent.
End of the Road?
Authors: Power Dunstan
Published: January 2023

Does a ‘tsunami’ of market, regulatory and technical issues mean the end of hybrid cars? Perhaps
Tomorrow’s Infotainment
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

The in-vehicle infotainment experience is set to change drastically over the next few years.
AI Requires Experienced Support
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

New Electronics talks to distributors about the support they are providing engineers, in the industrial space, when it comes to using artificial intelligence.
The Fourth Environmental Wave
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

New technologies are being deployed to address environmental issues, no more so than in the development of sustainable fishing practices.
Satellites Downsize for Bigger Constellations
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

As the CubeSat turns 20 the pressure on cost and size for space launches continues.
Smart and Secure
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

Lattice announces two updates to portfolio as it looks to enable a more secure, smarter world
Local Government and the Digital Revolution
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

How are local authorities using technology to improve services and reduce costs in straightened times?
Simplifying Design
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

With the demand for faster and more intelligent microprocessors, the competition continues to intensify.
Sophisticated Early Warning
Authors: Viitanen Antti
Published: January 2023

Smart structures need intelligent and robust sensing, as
5G Art
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

Brighton Dome to become 5G testbed for creative industries.
Imec Unveils Single GaN IC
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Imec has been able to integrate half-bridge and drivers on a single GaN IC.
Fundamental Science
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

How fundamental science research is helping to transform the world around us.
A New Golden Age
Authors: Vinnakota Bapi
Published: January 2023

Does the creation of open domain-specific architectures herald a new age in terms of computer architecture? Bapi Vinnakota argues that they could
400G Transceivers Deliver 32Tbits Per Fibre
Authors: Tylerr Neil
Published: January 2023

NEOPHOTONICS HAS STARTED SHIPPING ITS FIRST 400G CAPABLE CLEARLIGHT CFP2-DCO TRANSCEIVERS FOR END CUSTOMER TRIALS.
Dirac and NXP Announce Collaboration
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Sound specialist Dirac and NXP Semiconductors announce audio collaboration at CES.
Oxbotica and Navtech Announce Joint Product
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Radar-based navigation and perception system to be launched in 2020.
Delivering Better Cockpit Design
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

A new piezo driver chip looks to advance realistic haptic feedback in automotive HMIs.
Delivering Innovation
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Understanding how to find and invest in innovation is critical for business success.
Modern Languages have Another Go at Unseating C
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Can Modern C++ and Rust convince embedded developers to switch?
The Global Stage for Innovation
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CES 2020 has come and gone. So, what were some of the highlights at this year’s show?
The EV Adoption Roadblock
Authors: Skidmore Julian
Published: January 2023

Charging the UK to power an electric vehicle future.
UltraSoC Works with PDF Solutions to Prevent In-Life Product Failures
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Companies aim to prevent chip failures in the field.
Feeling The Future of Robotic Control
Authors: Mulley-Goodbarne Elliot
Published: January 2023

Now VR and AR are established in several vertical markets, the next stage is adding haptic feedback.
Creating an Immersive Ecosystem
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The Digital Catapult’s Augmentor programme plays a critical part in developing a connected ecosystem for immersive technologies.
Looking to a Secure Future
Authors: Karazuba Paul
Published: January 2023

Connectivity requires devices to be secure and that starts well before a device is shipped to a customer
The AIOT ‘Big Bang’
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

With billions of devices, using zetabytes of data, coming to market a new class of processor looks to meet the demands of the growing AIoT.
Predicting the Future
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Do films play a role in influencing science and research?
Securing the Things
Authors: Mulley-Goodbarne Elliot
Published: January 2023

IoT is no longer a buzzword and these devices need protection.
AI Techniques Used to Improve Battery Health and Safety
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

RESEARCHERS HAVE DESIGNED A MACHINE LEARNING METHOD THAT CAN PREDICT BATTERY HEALTH WITH FAR GREATER ACCURACY.
Strategic Partnership Looks to Drive BNNs
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

XMOS AND PLUMERAI PARTNER TO ACCELERATE BINARISED NEURAL NETWORKS.
How Technology is Driving the Edtech Revolution
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

How are schools and teaching professionals using technology to enhance students' engagement and motivation?
A Cyber Approach to Coronavirus Containment
Authors: Rozenberg Zohar
Published: January 2023

What lessons can be learned from reviewing how we manage cybersecurity and applying it to an anti-Coronavirus campaign?
Material Discovery
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

A NEW HYBRID MATERIAL IMPROVES THE PERFORMANCE OF SILICON IN LI-ION BATTERIES.
Battery Health & Safety
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Research into how lithium batteries age is throwing up some interesting findings
Delivering A Biomedical All-Rounder
Authors: Breeders Jan-Hein
Published: January 2023

Delivering one main signal chain is a critical requirement, when it comes to wearable mulitparameter monitoring devices.
Powercast and Liquid X Announce E-Textiles Venture
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

VENTURE LOOKS TO PRINT WIRELESS CHARGING ELECTRONICS DIRECTLY ONTO SMART WEARABLES.
OKdo Introduces Own-Brand Single Board Computer
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

OKDO LAUNCHES OWN-BRANDED SINGLE BOARD COMPUTER AS IT MOVES TO THE NEXT PHASE OF ITS DEVELOPMENT.
Further, Better, and Cheaper!
Authors: Lidow Alex
Published: January 2023

How are eGaN FETs being used to make cost effective lidar systems that can see farther, with higher resolution?
Xilinx Unveils Space-Grade FPGA
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

20NM SPACE-GRADE FPGA DELIVERS FULL RADIATION TOLERANCE AND ULTRA- HIGH THROUGHPUT AND BANDWIDTH PERFORMANCE.
The Self-Powered IoT
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

A new multisensor looks to enable more sustainable buildings and systems.
Delivering Support for Care Homes
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

How can technology be employed to support care homes and help address the devastating impact of Covid-19?
Buy Cheap, Buy Twice
Authors: Kearvell Tim
Published: January 2023

Vehicle connectivity is driving demand for EMI shields with high IP ratings
Grant Awarded to Disruptive Bizen Transistor Technology
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

SEARCH FOR THE NEXT RECEIVES GRANT TO CONTINUE WORK INTO ITS TRANSISTOR PROCESS TECHNOLOGY.
Arm Unveils New Suite of Mobile IP
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

NEW PROCESSORS HAVE BEEN UNVEILED BY ARM TO SPECIFICALLY ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF SMARTPHONES.
Pushing the Envelope
Authors: Richter Sebastian
Published: January 2023

State-of-the-art wireless and computing technologies are demanding greater innovation when it comes to test & measurement
You're Only as Good as the Probe You Use
Authors: Sam Sam
Published: January 2023

The quality of your signal is dependent on the probe you use, so how do you choose the right test probe for the job?
Microsoft Joins the EnOcean Alliance
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

THE DECISION BY MICROSOFT TO JOIN THE ALLIANCE WILL HELP TO SIGNIFICANTLY EXPAND AND STRENGTHEN ITS PROGRAMME
DO or DIE
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

Will technology be the death of the high street or a saving grace?
Identity Checks Fend Off Fakes
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Authentication helps deal with the growth in digital counterfeits, as Chris Edwards discovers
Farnell Unveils Raspberry Pi 4 Computer
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

LATEST RASPBERRY PI IS A MORE-POWERFUL MODEL WITH GREATER MEMORY CAPACITY, AN IMPROVED INTERFACE AND CONNECTIVITY
Gold Supply Chain to Be Re-Evaluated
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

TECH COMPANIES MAY HAVE TO RE-EVALUATE THEIR SUPPLY CHAINS AFTER A GOLD MINE IS CRITICISED OVER VIOLENCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FAILURES.
Addressing Network Security
Authors: Rosa Tony De La
Published: January 2023

With the need to secure a growing number of devices how is it possible to address the security requirements of today's networks?
Ensuring Reliability
Authors: Desai Shaishav
Published: January 2023

When implementing 112Gbps LR SerDesPHY, what are the top for next generation designs?
Our Cities Transformed
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Could Covid-19 be a ‘trigger moment', accelerating the digitalisation of our cities as we look to contain, monitor and suppress the pandemic?
Managing Social Distancing Effectively
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Flow management and social distancing are critical when it comes to crowd control. An AI-powered LiDAR solution from Quanergy is attracting real interest.
The Mission Critical Edge
Authors: Ferguson Ian
Published: January 2023

The transformational power of high performance and edge computing on mission critical applications is profound
Raising Core-Infrastructure Performance
Authors: Thompson Mike
Published: January 2023

The AI data-centric era demands more efficient, pervasive compute that scales far beyond the reach of CPU and GPU technologies
The People Problem
Authors: Funnell Colin
Published: January 2023

When it comes to running a successful heterogeneous project, what do you need to take into account?
Why Ethernet-APL is so Important
Authors: O'Brien Maurice
Published: January 2023

Ethernet-APL is set to transform the world of process automation and provide a host of new actionable insights.
Microchip Looks to Leverage RISC-V ISA
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

THE FIRST SOC FPGA DEVELOPMENT KIT BASED ON THE RISC-V INSTRUCTION SET ARCHITECTURE IS NOW AVAILABLE.
Reshaping The Automotive Industry
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

What impact are SMEs and start-ups having on the development of electric vehicles and the emerging charging infrastructure?
Addressing Biodiversity Protection
Authors: Sabolcik Ross
Published: January 2023

Is our obsession with carbon emissions distracting attention from the equally important issues that are related to biodiversity?
Gatwick Game-Changer
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Richard Gill CEO, Drone Defence Services, talks to Neil Tyler about how the drone incident at Gatwick completely changed perceptions around counter-drone technology
Xilinx Unveils Unified Software Platform
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

PLATFORM LOOKS TO EMPOWER SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS AND BOOST PRODUCTIVITY FOR HARDWARE DESIGNERS.
Event-Based Vision Sensor
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

PROPHESEE LOOKS TO LEVERAGE EVENT-BASED VISION TECHNOLOGY WITH NEW CHIP.
Smart Solutions for the Test Market
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

FOLLOWING THE INTEGRATION OF THEIR EUROPEAN OPERATIONS ELECTRO RENT AND MICROLEASE ARE NOW PLANNING FOR A FULL RE-BRANDING IN 2020.
The Power to Change
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Embedded systems need better energy modelling but the standards are still being developed.
Adding NVM Functions
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

X-Fab To Make Non-Volatile Memory Functions Available On Its 180Nm Bcd-On-Soi Platform
Altium Designer 20 Launched
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Altium Announces The Latest Version Of Altium Designer
Connected Healthcare
Authors: Camacho Ricardo , Pitchford Mark
Published: January 2023

Ricardo Camacho And Mark Pitchford Look At The Pivotal Role Of Medical Devices In The World Of Connected Healthcare
A Healthy Outlook for 3D Printing
Authors: Brinkley Alex
Published: January 2023

3D printing is evolving to be a fast and precise support for medical applications
Reality Can Wait
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

The path to convincing VR remains a long one, as Chris Edwards discovers
What Next for Affective Computing?
Authors: Johnson Richard
Published: January 2023

If affective computing is to reach its full potential, it must be able to address a long list of ethical and legal hurdles.
Cyber Security Dominates Techworks Awards
Authors: Hathway Charlotte
Published: January 2023

Five Of The Thirteen Prizes Awarded To Those In The Cyber Security Sector.
Tiny Bluetooth Low Energy Soc and Module
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Dialog Semiconductor Claims World'S Smallest And Most Efficient Bluetooth 5.1 Soc.
New Era for Semiconductors
Authors: Hathway Charlotte
Published: January 2023

A Revolutionary Transistor Wafer Process Opens Possibility Of Building Complex Ics In Uk Fabs.
Enhancing Esign Flexibility
Authors: Canel Marc
Published: January 2023

Why discretes tend to win out over ICs when it comes to designing ‘folded cascode’ charge amplifiers.
Human Robot Interactions
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Human robot interaction How a cross-industry initiative is looking to create a blueprint for robotics in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
The Need for Integration
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

XMOS CEO, Mark Lippett, talks to Neil Tyler about how the company has established itself as a major player in the market for voice enabled devices
Cross Signals
Authors: Wall Brian
Published: January 2023

The Troubled Crossrail Project, Which Was Due To Open In December 2018 Could, By Its Own Admission, Be Facing Even Longer Delays
CES 2020 - A Global Showcase for Innovation
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

What can we expect from next year's show? Neil Tyler spoke with the CTA, the organisation behind CES, about what we can expect
Creating a Smarter Community
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The Impact of Big Data, Wi-Fi and the Internet of Things are Making the Smart City a Reality.
Empowering Soc Design Teams
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

ARM UNVEILS FLEXIBLE ACCESS GIVING CHIP DESIGNERS THE FREEDOM TO EXPERIMENT AND TEST BEFORE THEY INVEST.
A Far Deeper Confrontation
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

What are the implications for the electronics industry from the on-going trade dispute between the US and China, and is it simply part of a much deeper strategic confrontation?
Vertical Integration
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Options Are Opening Up As Planar Scaling Slows
Redefining Transportation
Authors: Seren Michael
Published: January 2023

Tackling Congestion and Pollution, the Field of Transportation is Facing the Biggest Shake Up Since the Internal Combustion Engine was Invented.
Entangled Secrets
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Quantum Experiments Point the Way to Secure Communications.
Time to Break Free
Authors: Haboud David
Published: January 2023

Why Designers Need to Start Breaking Away from Traditional Design. By David Haboud
New Space and Beyond
Authors: Coleman Rob
Published: January 2023

Traditional Packaging Still has a Role to Play from Deep Space to New Space, as Rob Coleman Explains
Micron Readies Multichip Package with LPDDR5 Dram
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

HIGH-PERFORMANCE MEMORY AND STORAGE IN A SINGLE, TIGHTLY DESIGNED PACKAGE SET TO ACCELERATE 5G APPLICATIONS.
Processor Makers Embrace DPUs
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

With data processing units (DPUs), designers are pitching for a new slot in server architectures.
Keeping it Clean
Authors: Peck Emily
Published: January 2023

When it comes to designing wearable medical electronic devices it’s critical to ensure PCBs are clear of contamination,
A Question of Scale
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

A quiet 3D transition and design tweaks are helping to keep Moore’s Law on track,
The Rise of Creative Roboticists
Authors: Austin-Morgan Tom
Published: January 2023

The entertainment industry has co-opted industrial robots for filming special effects sequences. Now, lessons learned here are filtering back into industry.
Better Living Through Automation
Authors: Austin-Morgan Tom
Published: January 2023

Autodesk’s CEO, Andrew Anagnost talks about how automation has the potential to change not just industries but entire cities.
Taking the Pain out of Tattooing
Authors: Austin-Morgan Tom
Published: January 2023

Serial re-inventor Richard ‘Bez’ Beston has redesigned the tattoo machine and now plans to open a technology hub in the North-East.
How Strong are Your Patents?
Authors: Jelley Simon , Copeland Tom
Published: January 2023

Simon Jelley, head of innovation and Tom Copeland, senior consultant at 42 Technology, look at common errors made in protecting patents.
Reaping the Digital Dividend
Authors: Silver Jeremy
Published: January 2023

We all know we need to embrace the opportunities presented by digital technology, but how do we do it? The Digital Catapult offers some answers.
Prioritising Production
Authors: Francis Alan
Published: January 2023

In this article Alan Francis examines the pitfalls of traditional prototype manufacture, and discusses why a new method, based on prioritising final production can both speed up time to market and reduce costs.
Okul Öncesi Öğretmenlerinin Düşünme Becerileri Eğitimine Yönelik Pedagojik Alan Bilgilerinin Karşılaştırılması
Authors: KABİL Gulenay , KUTLUCA Ali Yiğit
Published: January 2023

Bu çalışmanın amacı, çocuklarla felsefe eğitici eğitimi alan ve almayan okul öncesi öğretmenlerinin düşünme becerileri eğitimine yönelik pedagojik alan bilgilerini (PAB) karşılaştırılmasıdır. Durum çalışması desenindeki bu çalışmaya farklı kıdem ve deneyimlerden toplamda altı okul öncesi öğretmeni katılmıştır. Katılımcıların düşünme becerileri eğitimine yönelik pedagojik alan bilgilerini derinlemesine incelemek ve karşılaştırmak için katılımcılara Kişisel Bilgi Formu, Öğretim Etkinlik Planı ve PAB Görüşme Formu uygulanmıştır. Buradan elde edilen veriler üzerinde ilk olarak tümevarımsal içerik analizi yapılmıştır. Ulaşılan tema ve kavramlar aracılığıyla çocuklarla felsefe eğitici eğitimi alan ve almayan katılımcıların PAB’ları karşılaştırılmıştır. Ardından derinlemesine doğrudan PAB analizi ve numaralandırma yaklaşımı yardımıyla oluşturulan PAB haritaları kıyaslanmıştır. Eğitici eğitimine sahip olan öğretmenlerin sorgulama temelli yöntemlere başvurma eğiliminde oldukları ortaya çıkmıştır. Diğer yandan eğitici eğitimi almayan öğretmenlerin ise öğretmen merkezli yöntemlere başvurdukları ortaya çıkmıştır. Ayrıca, çocuklarla felsefe eğitici eğitimi alan öğretmenlerin PAB haritalarının daha dengeli bir bileşen etkileşimi oluşturdukları bulgulanmıştır. Sonuç olarak öğretmenler öğretim oryantasyonu ve öğrenci anlayışları bilgilerini kuvvetli olarak etkileştirmişlerdir.
The Mediating Role of Experiential Avoidance in the Relationship Between the Focus on Child and Marital Satisfaction
Authors: KURŞUNCU Mustafa Alperen , BAŞTEMUR Şule , KALKAN Enes
Published: January 2023

Individuals' attitudes towards their spouses and relationship, including the emotional climate of the marriage are essential for a satisfying marriage. In an unhealthy emotional climate, on the other hand, severe symptoms may emerge. One of these symptoms is the focus-on-child, where child-related issues often cause marital conflicts. The marital conflicts due to focus-on-child may also increase experiential avoidance as a coping style in the relationship. The purpose is to examine the mediating role of experiential avoidance in the relationship between the focus on child and marital satisfaction. One hundred fifty-nine married dyads participated in the study. They completed the Family Genogram Interview Form which consists of Focus on Child Subscale, Acceptance and Action Questionnaire-II, Relationship Assessment Scale, and Demographic Information Form. Findings of the Common Fate Mediation Model indicated that focus on child and experiential avoidance explained 55% of the variance in marital satisfaction. Experiential avoidance has fully mediated the relationship between focus on the child and marital satisfaction. Findings indicate maladaptive coping methods (i.e., focus-on-child) may trigger the avoidance behaviors of spouses and negatively affect their marital satisfaction. To improve marital satisfaction, we propose that spouses' psychological flexibility and self-differentiation (less focus on the child) levels should be enhanced.
La definifición espacial de la biblioteca del Duque del Infantado en Guadalajara a finales del siglo XVI
Authors: Pérez Pérez Cristina
Published: January 2023

El presente artículo analiza los espacios del libro en el contexto palaciego en la Castilla de los siglos XV y XVI, centrando su atención en el caso del linaje Mendoza, uno de los de mayor relevancia política, cultural y artística de la época. El estudio utiliza como principal fuente un inventario del duque del Infantado fechado en 1575, en el que, además de enumerar los volúmenes de la biblioteca, se aportan algunos datos que permiten realizar una reconstrucción hipotética de uno de estos espacios librarios.
El capital y su sicofante el Policarpa Salavarrieta y la Central Nacional Provivienda, Bogotá (1940-1980)
Authors: Garavito Rocha Jhon Fredy
Published: January 2023

Las investigaciones sobre movimientos y luchas sociales urbanas en la ciudad de Bogotá se originaron en 1977 (año del primer paro cívico nacional). No obstante, el proceso de conformación de asentamientos populares también denominados “villas miseria” en Argentina, “favelas” en Brasil, o como se les llama generalmente y en Colombia “invasiones”, se inició desde las primeras décadas del siglo XX. La violencia rural acompañada de los efectos propios de la mundialización del modo de producción capitalista, en relación con los efectos sobre el primer sector, empujó oleadas de campesinos y habitantes rurales a conformar lo que el estado denominó “asentamientos populares ilegales”. El crecimiento de los barrios populares en Bogotá, posiciona a la ciudad como la mayor receptora de migrantes y donde fueron mayores los mecanismos y formas de lucha. El texto analiza el proceso de invasión de Policarpa Salavarrieta en la ciudad de Bogotá, como pionero en las luchas por la vivienda de la organización social Central Nacional PROVIVIENDA.
Distance Educational Relationship and Senses of Belonging: The voices of students
Authors: Aires Luísa , Maia Ana Sofia , Carneiro Ana Catarina
Published: January 2023

In a viral society in which the social being claims the ability to maintain distance and the socially desirable representation of the body, in particular the face, claims its concealment, the distance educational relationship represents a critical area that deserves to be highlighted in the research agendas. This study aims to explore the sense of belonging of 144 students who attend a distance learning university. For this purpose, an open-ended questionnaire was applied, previously disclosed in closed groups on social networks. The students' sense of belonging was analysed through the types of connections they maintain with the campus, course, peers and teachers. The analysis of the narratives expresses a great diversity, density of experiences and expectations in the connections and senses of belonging. Attributing great importance to teachers in the appropriation of knowledge, it is essentially with their peers - other students - that the connections and sense of belonging acquire greater expression.
La herramienta Kahoot! como propuesta innovadora de gamificación educativa en Educación Superior
Authors: Martínez López Verónica , Campo Mon María Ángel , Fueyo Gutiérrez Eva , Dobarro González Alejandra
Published: January 2023

En los últimos años se ha introducido la gamificación en las aulas, entendida como el uso de técnicas, elementos y dinámicas propias de los juegos en entornos ajenos al juego. En esta investigación, se ha utilizado una herramienta concreta de gamificación educativa, Kahoot!, plataforma gratuita que integra el juego en la actividad docente y requiere el uso de dispositivos móviles. Se trabajó con una muestra de 814 estudiantes de Educación Superior, de titulaciones, cursos y asignaturas diferentes en la rama de Ciencias Sociales. Cada grupo se dividió en grupo experimental (GE), encargado de realizar los kahoot, y grupo control (GC) que cursaban la asignatura pero no hacían los kahoot. El objetivo principal era mejorar el rendimiento de los alumnos universitarios con el empleo del kahoot. Los objetivos específicos propuestos eran fomentar la asistencia a las clases, reforzar la adquisición y el repaso de contenidos y conocer la opinión de los participantes. El ANOVA confirma que los estudiantes que realizaron los kahoot obtuvieron mejores calificaciones que los que no los habían hecho. Sin embargo, la realización de los kahoot por sí sola no es predictora del éxito académico. Pueden influir otras variables como la asistencia a las clases.
Enseñando matemáticas a través de YouTube: El caso de los edutubers españoles
Authors: Pattier Daniel
Published: January 2023

YouTube es la plataforma de referencia para la búsqueda de materiales educativos audiovisuales tanto desde una perspectiva formal como informal. El objetivo de nuestra investigación es analizar la presencia de canales educativos de matemáticas en YouTube y extraer los factores de éxito de dichos canales para establecer una discusión que ayude a la mejora de la formación del profesorado. Para ello, se desarrolla un estudio de los 29 canales de matemáticas de mayor éxito de España a través de la aplicación de un instrumento cualitativo de análisis de canales educativos de YouTube. Los resultados evidencian una alta presencia proporcional de canales de matemáticas, una tendencia positiva de crecimiento y los factores de éxito de las categorías analizadas: variables dependientes (género y etapa educativa), datos y estadísticas del canal, estructuración de los vídeos, proceso de grabación y edición de los vídeos, personalidad del edutuber, utilización de la plataforma YouTube y uso de otras redes sociales. Se discuten los hallazgos con la literatura más reciente sobre la temática. Concluimos una serie de propuestas para la mejora de la didáctica de las matemáticas.
From Theory to Practice: Student Podcasting through Online Learning Environments in Political Science
Authors: Alvarenga Fournier Ximena , Sáenz Leandro Ronald
Published: January 2023

This work aims to advance on the systematization of teaching experiences in the formulation of evaluation activities, mediated by ICT, for academic and professional training in the field of Political Science. It explores the usefulness of student podcasting as a didactic strategy for theoretical-active learning in digital university environments during COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the design of an assessment questionnaire and a non-probabilistic convenience sampling strategy, a survey has been administered to N=40 students from two theoretical undergraduate courses of the School of Political Science at the University of Costa Rica, taught during two semesters in 2020. The article reviews the related results according to the degree of satisfaction with podcasting as a way of evaluating the appropriation of theoretical content. It is concluded by arguing that this teaching-learning methodology helps to facilitate among students’ new ways of "putting theory into practice", this through the exercise of creative, reflective skills and theoretical-conceptual argumentation according to the creation of student-made podcasts, based on work on theoretical lines and conceptual proposals of relevance to Political Science.
La acción de Dios, la felicidad y el libre mercado en Adam Smith
Authors: Godínez  Terrones José de Jesús
Published: January 2023

El objetivo en este trabajo es mostrar que Adam Smith presenta como un supuesto indemostrable la actuación de Dios para conseguir la felicidad del ser humano y el funcionamiento del libre mercado en las obras: La Teoría de los Sentimientos Morales y La Riqueza de las Naciones. Hay una continuidad en estas dos obras en cuanto a la concepción del funcionamiento de las leyes que rigen al universo y el ámbito mercantil, son leyes que actúan de igual manera en el universo, en las relaciones entre los hombres y las relaciones comerciales. El libre mercado está en el plan providencial de Dios. Las reglas que gobiernan la libre competencia son impersonales, como las leyes que funcionan en el universo. Hay una fe ciega en que Dios establece las reglas de la maquinaria impersonal del libre mercado, la acción divina es impersonal al igual que la relación de los agentes del mercado.
Anàlisi crítica del concepte d’individu liberal des d’una posició personalista
Authors: Segura Renau Samuel
Published: January 2023

El concepte d’individu construeix els fonaments antropològics dels principis polítics de justícia liberal. Malgrat ser, a priori, un discurs que pretén oferir justícia per tothom, realment està legitimant un model polític i econòmic injust, que genera greus desigualtats socials. L’objectiu de l’article és, en primer lloc, analitzar aquestes bases antropològiques del capitalisme i, en segon lloc, recuperar el concepte de persona propi de la tradició personalista del segle XX, sovint oblidat, per replantejar-lo com una alternativa vàlida i vigent.
FRAGMENTOS DE GIOVANNI PASCOLI, UN TEXTO META
Authors: López Rico Ana
Published: January 2023

La fortuna del poeta italiano Giovanni Pascoli es particularmente controvertida; los datos arrojados de una investigación realizada por la autora de este artículo en ámbito universitario (2014) demuestran que el poeta no goza de excesiva popularidad entre los estudiantes de materias literarias, mientras que los resultados de las investigaciones en ámbito internacional (2018) reflejan que la obra de Pascoli posee una discreta fortuna entre los escritores e intelectuales de los siglos XX y XXI, siendo, en España, muy popu-lar entre los miembros del movimiento sociocultural del Novecen-tismo. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar las versiones poéti-cas del volumen
Fragmentos de Giovanni Pascoli
(López Rico 2018), ya que representa, a nuestro parecer, la única antología que da preferencia a los aspectos más complejos de la poética del autor. Dichos elementos han permanecido ocultos al lector en las versiones precedentes, debido a la inclinación, por parte de los traductores, hacia un enfoque literal y prosístico, orientado sobre todo al contenido, sin dar demasiado peso a elementos fundamen-tales del estilo pascoliano, como su rigurosa atención al ritmo, a la métrica y a la rima. En el volumen
Fragmentos de Giovanni Pascoli
, la atención a estos importantes aspectos ha sido posible gracias a las diferentes técnicas utilizadas para lograr en el texto meta efectos equivalentes a los que se verifican en el texto original. El metatexto ha sido concebido siguiendo la idea de traducción como un proceso que debe interpretarse en términos de intercambio en el ámbito de las relaciones interculturales, dando especial peso a la actividad de la reescritura; se ha pretendido además, realizar un trasvase respetando la teoría de los polisistemas y de la crítica literaria en cuestión de traducción (Even-Zohar 1979; 1990; 1997), prefiriendo una percepción más abierta hacia el estudio de la recepción y de la investigación empírica, es decir, la diferencia entre investigación histórico-descriptiva y la multiplicidad de elementos o sistemas como reglas, modelos, directrices o contexto literario de la lengua meta a través del análisis de datos: uniendo teoría y datos empíricos. En el artículo se presentan algunos ejem-plos de los principales problemas que han surgido durante el trabajo de traducción de la compleja poesía pascoliana, ya sean estos en términos de estructura, de signo, de personalidad, lingüísticos o culturales y se ha puesto de manifiesto la manera en la cual han sido afrontados y qué técnicas y métodos han sido utilizados para respetar el mayor número de elementos posible.
LOS TEXTOS SOBRE HISTORIA CLÁSICA DE OLIVER GOLDSMITH TRADUCIDOS PARA JÓVENES HISPANOHABLANTES
Authors: Lasa Álvarez Begoña
Published: January 2023

A principios del siglo XIX la literatura instructiva para escolares estaba empezando a ocupar un espacio significativo dentro del mercado editorial. El número de niños y niñas que recibían una educación iba en aumento y había que satisfacer también a este público lector. Entre las disciplinas que se consideraban apropiadas para ellos se encontraba la historia, que era a su vez uno de los temas de estudio que más interés despertaba entre los intelectuales de la época. En este contexto se publicaron varias traducciones al español de dos textos de historia clásica de Oliver Goldsmith: Dr Goldsmith's Roman History, Abridged by Himself for the Use of Schools (1772) y Dr Goldsmith’s History of Greece, Abridged for the Use of Schools(1787). Gerónimo de la Escosura tradujo y adaptó ambas obras: la primera, Compendio de la historia de Grecia, precedido de un breve resumen de la historia antigua, con una carta geográfica de la Grecia y Asia Menor, la publicó en 1807 (Madrid, Benito García) para la formación de los cadetes de Academias Militares, y dado el éxito obtenido por esta, años más tarde publicó el Compendio de la historia de Roma (Madrid, Repullés, 1834). Tam-bién vinculada al ámbito de la formación militar, otra traducción, Compendio de la historia romana (Alcalá, Amigo, 1820-1821), se llevó a cabo por Lino de Pombo O’Donnell. Finalmente, otras dos, sin nombre de traductor, tituladas Compendio de la historia griega, escrita en inglés por el Doctor Goldsmith. Traducido libremente al español y Compendio de la historia romana, escrita en inglés por el Doctor Goldsmtih. Traducido libremente al español se publicaron por la Imprenta de Rosa, ubicada en París, en 1822. Utilizando el marco teórico de los estudios de transferencia en traducción, en este artículo se analizará el proceso que siguieron los textos sobre historia clásica escritos por Goldsmith desde que se publicaron en Inglaterra hasta su llegada a las manos de los jóvenes lectores y lectoras hispanohablantes, tanto de España como de los recientemente independizados estados de América, en donde algunos libreros franceses como Rosa comerciaron con los cada vez más demandados libros para escolares.
Reseña del libro: Villarino Pardo, M.ª Carmen; Galanes Santos, Iolanda & Alonso Luna, Ana (eds.). (2021). Promoción cultural y Traducción: Ferias Internacionales del libro e invitados de honor.
Authors: Sánchez Flores Soledad
Published: January 2023

Reseña del libro: Villarino Pardo, M.ª Carmen; Galanes Santos, Iolanda & Alonso Luna, Ana (eds.). (2021). Promoción cultural y Traducción: Ferias Internacionales del libro e invitados de honor. Bern: Peter Lang AG International Academic Publishers, 294 páginas. ISBN: 978-3-0343-4210-0.
HILDE SPIEL Y GISÈLE FREUND Y LA EXPERIENCIA DEL EXILIO. TESTIMONIOS Y DOCUMENTOS DE UNA ÉPOCA
Authors: Serra Pfennig Isabel
Published: January 2023

Tanto Hilde Spiel (1990-1990) como Gisèle Freund (1908-2000) están consideradas unas intelectuales fundamentales en el contexto de la cultura germánica en el siglo XX. Hilde Spiel trabajó como corresponsal de guerra, narradora, traductora y relevante periodista en el entorno de la  literatura del exilio en la que prevalecen en sus páginas el exilio y el conflicto  de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Gisèle Freund vivió también en la misma tumultuosa época del siglo XX en la que su formación como socióloga y fotoperiodista le sirvió para dejarnos un importante legado de la historia de la fotografía y del fotoperiodismo. Una auténtica herencia cultural en el mundo de la fotografía, de retratos y artistas en los que cuentan, entre otros de su época en Francia , a Paul Valéry, André Gide, Louis Aragon, Jean Richard Bloch y André Malraux. También de su exilio a Latinoamérica retrató a personajes de la cultura latinoamericana, entre los que destacan, Jorge Luis Borges, Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo. Las estrategias fotográficas que utilizó Gisèle Freund están basadas en la búsqueda de expresiones fugaces, buscando la modulación de la luz idónea para expresar la verdadera esencia del retrato, caracterizadas todos ellos, por el magnetismo y el aura de los personajes retratados. Este estudio de ambas autoras contribuye a abrir nuevos caminos de investigación en los que une a dos mujeres de origen judío que han contribuido a la reflexión sobre la condición femenina y por ende han aportado una visión novedosa de la cara más humana de la guerra y de la posguerra mundial y por último suponen un imprescindible testimonio y un auténtico retrato de la Europa del siglo XX.
LA CENSURA DEL "ORLANDO FURIOSO" MÁS ALLÁ DE LOS INDEX: LA VERSIÓN EN PROSA DE VÁZQUEZ DE CONTRERAS (1585)
Authors: Peña Victoriano
Published: January 2023

La versión en prosa del Orlando Furioso que llevó a cabo en 1585 Diego Vázquez de Contreras fue la última de las traducciones realizadas en el siglo XVI del famoso poema ariostesco tras la más afortunada de Jerónimo de Urrea (1549) y la prácticamente olvidada de Hernando Alcocer (1550), ambas en verso. En consonancia con el giro ideológico de finales del siglo con el estricto control de los censores del Consejo de Castilla, el traductor toledano somete el poema italiano a una severa amputación con la finalidad no solo de imponer en el Furioso la ortodoxia religiosa de la Contrarreforma, sino muy especialmente de salvaguardar el honor y la épica militares de la monarquía hispánica. La severidad de la poda con la eliminación de muchas octavas y de enteros episodios sobrepasó al posterior expurgo impuesto por los índices de libros prohibidos españoles del siglo XVII [Sandoval (1612), Zapata (1632) y Sotomayor (1640)], que se centran exclusivamente en el original italiano y en la traducción de Urrea, situando así la versión de Vázquez de Contreras como un prolegómeno de la combativa intolerancia de que hicieron gala tanto los censores locales italianos como los índices expurgatorios portugueses de Almeida (1581) y Mascarenhas (1624).
PONA Y ANTI-PONA: "LA LUCERNA" ENTRE ECLECTICISMO, CENSURA Y AUTOCENSURA
Authors: Baglione Andrea
Published: January 2023

Literato y médico dividido entre el “ozio lecito della scrittura” –para retomar el título del fundamental ensayo de Stefania Buccini sobre la obra del autor veronés– y su vocación de hombre de ciencia, Francesco Pona es un autor aún poco estudiado y muchas veces olvidado en el panorama actual de la literatura italiana. Autor ecléctico, muy cercano al experimentalismo de la Accademia degli Incogniti, Pona publica en 1625, bajo el seudónimo de Eureta Misoscolo, La Lucerna, una obra que, por su carga de transgresión, sus temas y contenidos y su evidente vanguardismo típicamente barroco, no pasa desapercibida en los principales círculos literarios e intelectuales de su tiempo, ni al control de la censura de la Sagrada Congregación del Índice que, desde marzo de 1626 hasta 1948, incluye el texto en el Index Librorum Prohibitorum. Las razones de esta condena parecen casi descontadas, y el mismo autor es consciente –como se infiere, por ejemplo, del imprescindible aparato paratextual de La Lucerna– de tratar temas y doctrinas –el de la pitagórica metempsícosis, en primer lugar– que se alejan mucho de los límites establecidos por los revisores contrarreformistas. La epidemia de peste de 1630 y la inclusión de La Lucerna en el Índice marcarán un hiato en el quehacer literario del autor que, después de abjurar en 1636 de su producción juvenil, virará de la transgresión de las primeras obras hacia un cauto conformismo –paradigmático, desde este punto de vista, el título de una obra de 1648, Antilucerna–. El presente estudio se centrará sobre esos elementos, principalmente estilísticos, temáticos y doctrinales que hicieron de La Lucerna un texto muy leído y controvertido, y, además, sobre la prohibición del texto tanto en Italia como en España, donde quedará prohibido desde el Índice de Zapata de 1632 hasta el de Ceballos de 1790, no tanto, como pasó en Italia, a causa de sus contenidos, sino por la publicación del texto bajo seudónimo.
TRATADOS MISÓGINOS Y CENSURA EN EL SIGLO XVII. A PROPÓSITO DE "I DONNESCHI DIFETTI" DE GIUSEPPE PASSI
Authors: González de Sande Estela
Published: January 2023

La obra I donneschi difetti de Giuseppe Passi se publica por primera vez en 1599, en un momento convulso y de fuertes cambios en la sociedad italiana, especialmente en lo que a las mujeres se refiere. El tratado suscitó una fuerte controversia en Italia por su ataque explícito a la condición femenina, afirmando su inferioridad y su naturaleza vil a través de la descripción de los numerosos defectos que, según el autor, poseen las mujeres. La obra fue censurada por la Congregación del Índice más de dos décadas después de su publicación, en 1623, e incluida en el catálogo romano de libros prohibidos de 1632. Ese mismo año se prohíbe su lectura en España, en el índice del cardenal Antonio Zapata. La prohibición se mantendrá en todos los índices posteriores tanto en Italia, como en España. Este estudio analiza la obra, contextualizándola en la época en que ve la luz, con una breve descripción del autor y de sus escritos de temática similar a I donneschi difetti para, finalmente, individualizar los contenidos de su tratado que motivaron su censura.
Deep learning and sub-band fluorescence imaging-based method for caries and calculus diagnosis embeddable on different smartphones
Authors: Wang Cheng , Zhang Rongjun , Wei Xiaoling , Wang Le , Wu Peiyu , Yao Qi
Published: January 2023

Popularizing community and home early caries screening is essential for caries prevention and treatment. However, a high-precision, low-cost, and portable automated screening tool is currently lacking. This study constructed an automated diagnosis model for dental caries and calculus using fluorescence sub-band imaging combined with deep learning. The proposed method is divided into two stages: the first stage collects imaging information of dental caries in different fluorescence spectral bands and obtains six-channel fluorescence images. The second stage employs a 2-D-3-D hybrid convolutional neural network combined with the attention mechanism for classification and diagnosis. The experiments demonstrate that the method has competitive performance compared to existing methods. In addition, the feasibility of transferring this approach to different smartphones is discussed. This highly accurate, low-cost, portable method has potential applications in community and at-home caries detection.