bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The bioactive benefits of Chenopodium quinoa crude protein: From antibacterial to anticancer properties
Authors: Sen Amit , Tomer Nalini , Srivastava Hemlata , Mathur Manas , Shibu B. Sahaya , Moin Sarmad
Published: January 2025

This study explores the multifaceted attributes of quinoa crude protein, shedding light on its potential applications in various fields. Quinoa is a crop with great potential because of its high nutritious contents and is the subject of growing interest due to its potential health benefits. This research aims to uncover the properties and applications of quinoa crude protein, including its protein content, antimicrobial potential, protease activity, and anticancer potential. Extracted crude protein from Quinoa seed was estimated using the Folin Lowry method, and SDS-PAGE to identify distinct protein profiles. The antimicrobial activity of the crude protein was assessed through Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC). Protease activity was measured, and the cytotoxicity of the crude protein was determined on various cell lines. The study found that quinoa crude protein contains 0.354 mg/gm of protein, though this may vary based on quinoa variety and growth conditions. SDS-PAGE analysis identified four prominent proteins with minimal disruption during extraction. The protein exhibited strong antimicrobial potential, with low MIC values against specific bacterial strains. The quinoa crude hydrolysate displayed significant protease activity, indicating potential industrial applications. The cytotoxicity of the protein was dose-dependent, with a notable impact on cancer cells. Quinoa crude protein holds promise for diverse applications. Its variable protein content, antimicrobial potential, protease activity, and cytotoxic effects on cancer cells all suggest its potential in fields ranging from nutrition and health to biotechnology and industry.
The Impact of Social Media On The Gastronomy Business
Authors: Bela Tresna , Ahmad Hudaiby Galih Kusumah  , Riche Cynthia Johan
Published: January 2025

This study examines the effectiveness of marketing strategies deployed on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, highlighting their critical role in driving sales and enhancing visibility for gastronomy businesses in the digital era. Social media enables direct customer interaction, providing business owners with valuable feedback and opportunities to foster strong relationships, ultimately increasing customer loyalty. The research emphasizes the significance of analyzing customer sentiment and exploring key factors influencing consumer behavior, including the impact of influencers and user engagement on these platforms. Findings reveal that prior experiences and consumer knowledge significantly shape gastronomic preferences and decisions, demonstrating the powerful influence of social networks on consumer behavior. By identifying essential elements and adopting data-driven marketing strategies, gastronomy businesses can attract and retain customers while promoting their products. This study employs a systematic literature review (SQLR) methodology to offer a comprehensive understanding of the role of social media in the gastronomy industry, providing actionable insights for practitioners and scholars alike.
Speech Signal Analysis to Predict Depression
Authors: A. Saeed Mogeeb , Komashinsky Vladimir , A. Mohammed Saleem , N. Abdulqader Noha , Q. Saif Laila
Published: January 2025

Depression is a widespread global disease of increasing global concern. Early recognition of signs of depression is crucial to evaluating and treating or preventing mental illness. With advances in machine learning, it has become possible to develop intelligent systems capable of recognizing depression and its signs in speech by analyzing speech and processing audio signals. This study presents an AI model for detecting and predicting mental illnesses through speech analysis of medical datasets related to depression. We used Distress Analysis Interview Corpus-Wizard of Oz (DAIC-WOZ) database where 60% of the data was reserved for training, while 20% was allocated for testing the model and another 20% for model validation. The model includes a convolutional neural network (CNN) to detect and predict mental illnesses. The proposed CNN model achieved an accuracy of 82% in the training and testing phases. Ultimately, the results are useful for classifying depression during English speaking and will be useful to psychiatrists and psychologists in contributing to early detection of depression at an affordable cost.
Performance Evaluation of Latent Fingerprint Enhancement and its perspectives
Authors: Fang Ning , Ren Haowei , Fangsheng Ye  , Xinwei Liu
Published: January 2025

This paper analyzes the impact of existing image enhancement techniques on latent fingerprint recognition, scores different datasets and their enhanced recognition results with an evaluation tool, summarizes and reviews existing datasets and related techniques, and analyzes the reasons for their mixed results. It evaluates the effects of different enhancement models, such as FingerGAN, on both public fingerprint datasets and newly compiled latent datasets, namely the MUST and LFIW databases. Using metrics like GMean, GSTD, AUC, and EER, the paper compares the recognition results before and after enhancement to determine the effectiveness of these techniques. The findings suggest that FingerGAN significantly improves recognition rates for latent fingerprints of poorer quality, while it has a mixed or negative impact on higher quality datasets. The analysis highlights the potential and challenges of enhancing latent fingerprints, especially in complex real-world scenarios.
El registro burocrático del mérito: condiciones morales y lealtad. Un estudio de los legajos personales de los comandantes en jefe de la armada argentina (1955-1983)
Authors: Barragán Sáez Ivonne
Published: January 2025

This article examines the personal files of the commanders-in-chief of the Argentine Navy from 1955 to 1983. It begins by summarizing the attributes, individual qualities, and behaviours valued by the institution and identifies the appointments that facilitated their rise to the highest positions within the force. Simultaneously, it explores the bureaucratic genealogy of these processes by reconstructing the methods used to regulate and document the professional careers of naval officers and the categories employed for this purpose. The analysis is based on an original documentary corpus—comprising the files on the performance and service of fourteen commanders—which has not been previously subjected to systematic study. The findings challenge the public image of internal unity and political homogeneity projected by the Navy, highlighting the strict control exercised by its leadership over senior officers and the solid institutional culture built around the admiralty
Meritocracia y desempeño laboral en instituciones públicas: caso de la municipalidad provincial de San Román, Perú
Authors: Yomira Zela  , Espejo Samuel , Quispe Kenert , Rodriguez Wendy
Published: January 2025

The primary objective of this study was to determine the relationship between meritocracy and job performance in the Provincial Municipality of San Román. To achieve this purpose, a quantitative approach with a correlational scope was employed. The instrument used was a questionnaire consisting of 18 indicators. The method of analysis was deductive. The study population comprised 453 employees, and the sample included 209 of them, selected through probabilistic sampling. The results show a correlation coefficient of r = 0.660, indicating a moderate positive correlation between meritocracy and job performance. The significance level was 0.000 < 0.05, which confirms a significant relationship between the two variables. This result suggests that as meritocratic practices are implemented in staff selection and promotion processes, employees' job performance tends to improve. It was concluded that meritocracy promotes a more equitable and efficient work environment and is substantially linked to employee performance, highlighting its importance in the design of public management policies.
A Review on Novel Hydrogel: Based Delivery System for Resveratrol Targeting Glioblastoma
Authors: V.Tapkir Pooja , B.Shinde Sonal , R.Mandlik Mayuri.
Published: January 2025

This research aims to create a novel
hydrogel-based delivery system for resveratrol, a
natural compound with anti-cancer effects, to target
glioblastoma, a highly aggressive brain cancer. The
hydrogel is designed to deliver resveratrol directly
to the tumor, improving its effectiveness while
minimizing side effects. The study involves the
formulation of the hydrogel, testing its physical and
chemical properties, and evaluating its ability to
release resveratrol into glioblastoma cells. The
findings suggest that this delivery system has
potential for enhancing the treatment of
glioblastoma
Vincaroseus as anticancer activity
Authors: Shinde Diksha , Mahajan Gauri , Kabadi Suvidha , Sahane Prachiti , Shela Kaustubh
Published: January 2025

Catharanthusroseus is a highly significant
medicinal plant known for its bioactive compounds
that have been utilized for decades, particularly in
cancer treatment. In Ayurveda, an ancient system of
traditional medicine from India,
Catharanthusroseus is used for its numerous
therapeutic properties. It is particularly known for
its antitumor, anti-diabetic, anti-microbial,
antioxidant, and antimutagenic effects, making it a
vital component in Ayurvedic medicine. The plant
is native to the islands of Madagascar, and it is an
evergreen shrub with flowers that vary in color
from red to pink. The leaves of the plant are
arranged in opposite pairs, adding to its distinct
appearance. Catharanthusroseus produces a variety
of important alkaloids, such as ajmalcine, vincine,
resperine, vincristine, vinblastine, and raubasin.
Among these, vincristine and vinblastine are
particularly notable for their use in treating several
types of cancer, including Hodgkin’s disease, skin
cancer, breast cancer, and lymphoblastic leukemia.
In this review, focuses on the chemical
constituents, identification of compound,
mechanism and pharmacological activities of
plants.
“Rheumatoid Arthritis”
Authors: Khushi Sanjay Shelke , Rode Sir Mr.Abhijit , Jadhav Sir Mr. Akshay
Published: January 2025

Arthritis is a chronic and debilitating condition
affecting millions worldwide, causing joint pain,
stiffness, and limited mobility. This article provides
an overview of arthritis, its types, causes, risk
factors, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment
options. The most common forms of arthritis,
including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis,
psoriatic arthritis, and gout, are examined.The
impact of lifestyle factors, genetics, and
autoimmune disorders on arthritis development is
discussed. Effective management strategies, such
as medication, physical therapy, exercise, and
alternative therapies, are highlighted. Emphasis is
placed on the importance of early diagnosis and
multidisciplinary care to improve quality of life for
individuals living with arthritis.
As there is no cure for RA, the treatment goals are
to reduce the pain and stop/slow further damage.
Here, we present a brief summary of various past
and present treatment modalities to address the
complications associated with RA.
Formulation and evaluation of kiwi herbal syrup using holy basil and apple
Authors: N kadam Mr. Rushikesh , J Somani Mr. Shravan , R. Sherkar *Dr. Mahesh
Published: January 2025

Herbal medicine encompasses the
utilization of fruit extracts for therapeutic
applications, with the majority of herbal syrups
originally derived from plant sources. This
category also includes syrups developed with
specific dosages of herbal medications. In
contemporary practice, syrups are employed to
address a range of ailments and alleviate symptoms
associated with various diseases. Antioxidant
syrups are particularly utilized in the treatment of
cancer and related conditions, as the body generates
free radicals through various oxidative processes
and stress-related factors. To inhibit bacterial
growth, Tulsi leaf extract is incorporated as an
antibacterial agent, while sugar and alcohol serve
as preservatives. Additionally, kiwi extract is
blended with apple fruit extract to enhance the
syrup's flavor. During laboratory formulation,
several parameters, such as pH, viscosity, and
density, were assessed. The formulation
demonstrated stability and was deemed ready for
application upon evaluation. It was noted that the
herbal formulation exhibited superior antioxidant
activity compared to other formulations.
Review Article on Ashwagandha Used for Treatment of Mental and Physical Health.
Authors: Hanumant Kedar Shubhangi , B. Dhangar prof. Harshada , Sanjay Kabadi Prof. Suvidha , Karande Chaitali. K , Mehtar Ahmed. I
Published: January 2025

In recent years, there has been a rise in studies
showing the health benefits of winter cherry
(Withania somnifera), also known as
Ashwagandha. Research has found that it may help
with various health issues, such as protecting the
brain, improving sleep, reducing stress, and
boosting energy. It also shows promise in reducing
inflammation, fighting infections, supporting heart
health, and helping control blood sugar levels.
Some studies suggest it may even improve
reproductive health and have positive effects on
hormone balance. This growing body of research
suggests Ashwagandha could be a valuable natural
remedy for many health concerns. This review
looks at the latest findings, as well as any safety
issues or warnings about its use.
Wireless selection of energy from highvoltage overhead electrical power transmission lines for power autonomous devices
Authors: Sivyakov Prof., Dr. B.K. , Skripkin Prof., Dr. A.A , Sivyakov D.B.
Published: January 2025

In the work has investigated the
possibility of wirelessenergy selection from highvoltage overhead electrical power transmission line
with help of aTesla flat coil, to be
placingneartheelectricalline wire at a distance of
tens of centimeters to two meters. For
magnification the efficiency of energy selection
using a Tesla coil, have proposed to be placing in
the interval between the turns a ferromaterial with
alargemagnetic permeability.The theoretically
justified possibility of magnification the voltage on
such a coil by many oftimes to voltages and
powers, sufficientfor power supply of various lowpower devices isshown.
Impact of Different Leadership styles on Employees’ Job Performance in the Food and Beverage Industry in Myanmar
Authors: Htun San Swe , Chakkararvarthy Midhun , Bhaumik Amiya
Published: January 2025

Effective leadership and human resource
management are critical factors influencing
organizational success. Employee job performance,
which directly impacts productivity, efficiency, and
goal achievement, is significantly shaped by
leadership styles. Transactional, transformational,
and laissez-faire leadership are known to influence
employee motivation, engagement, and
performance. This study examines how these
leadership styles affect employee performance in
Myanmar’s competitive food and beverage
industry. The research utilized the Multifactor
Leadership Questionnaire (MLQ) developed by
Avolio and Bass (1999) to assess leadership
behaviors, focusing on transactional,
transformational, and laissez-faire styles. A 5-point
Likert scale was used to measure the frequency of
leadership behaviors, with transactional leadership
focusing on rewards and penalties, transformational
leadership inspiring higher performance, and
laissez-faire leadership involving minimal
managerial interference. A survey of 300 managers
from food and beverage companies in Yangon,
Myanmar, was conducted using a disproportionate
stratified random sampling method to ensure
diverse representation. Employee performance was
assessed using a multidimensional framework,
including work quality, efficiency, teamwork, time
management, and adherence to policies. Data were
analyzed using SPSS (version 25) with techniques
such as demographic analysis, reliability analysis
(Cronbach's alpha), and correlation analysis to
examine relationships between leadership styles
and job performance. The findings revealed a
significant positive correlation between leadership
styles and employee job performance, with laissezfaire leadership demonstrating the strongest
association. This result diverges from much of the
existing literature, which typically suggests that
transformational or transactional leadership styles
have a greater impact. The findings indicate that, in
the context of Myanmar's food and beverage
industry, laissez-faire leadership may be
particularly effective in enhancing employee
performance and achieving organizational
objectives
Exploratory Evaluation of Machine Learning Techniques Used for Stock Market Prediction throughout the Various Sequences of Time Periods
Authors: Srikar Chikile , Singh Bhupinder
Published: January 2025

The stock market is a place where
one can create fortune without physical activity.
Stock market is one kind of financial market-place
in which buyers and sellers trade the company's
shares in the open market. Nowadays, everybody is
interested in the stock market. Many people are
losing money simply because of proper ignorance
over the stock market. In this research, Simulations
are going to check the machine learning algorithms
to analyze the feature stock price and market
behavior. These computer algorithms have been
employed to forecast share values in the stock
market to prevent losses and increase wealth.
Artificial intelligence will examine information
testimony for strategic insight. A simple difference
between system learning and historical recursive
text analysis is, while the popular algorithms simply
scan a text for some specific keywords, machine
learning understands what those words actually
mean.
Developing a team of district-level civil servants in Hai Phong city according to the model of a developmental state
Authors: Mung Dinh Thi
Published: January 2025

The article discusses the important
role of developing the district-level civil servant
team in Hai Phong city in the context of building a
developmental state. District-level civil servants
not only implement the policies of the Party and the
State but also play the role of a bridge between the
State and the people, directly solving basic
administrative problems and reflecting the
aspirations of the people to the superior agencies.
In the context of the current requirements of
innovation and international integration, the
development of the district-level civil servant team
has become a key factor to improve the efficiency
of the state administrative apparatus. The article
analyzes the current situation of the district-level
civil servant team in Hai Phong, from professional
qualifications, capacity, to work motivation and the
management system, evaluating work efficiency.
Although there have been many steps forward in
improving the quality of the team, there are still
some limitations, including lack of work
motivation, uneven qualifications, and an imperfect
management mechanism. To improve work
efficiency and meet the requirements of the model
of a developmental state, the article proposes
solutions such as: Strengthening training and
professional development for district-level civil
servants, especially skills in applying information
technology and modern management. Encouraging
work motivation through improving remuneration
policies, creating a friendly and transparent
working environment. Building a clear and fair
performance evaluation system, in order to
properly recognize the contributions of civil
servants. These solutions aim to build a
professional, modern and effective local
administration, contributing to improving the
quality of service to the people and ensuring
sustainable development for Hai Phong city in the
future.
About Automatization of Construction of Reports Based on Real Estate Sites
Authors: Churbanov R.R.
Published: January 2025

The paper discusses the use of
parsing to translate information from the Internet in
HTML form into a database form and the
subsequent xls format for the intended analysis. As
an example, an analysis of the primary and
secondary real estate markets in one of the
autonomous districts of Moscow is given. The
specificity of the real estate market is that in this
market there is no exchange trading with all the
available information flows inherent in it. The
algorithm presented in this article allows for
efficient data collection, processing and analysis,
providing fast, up-to-date information. The results
confirm that automation significantly increases the
speed and accuracy of data collection.
Work Involvement and Satisfaction factors of Work from Home Female IT Professionals with Special Reference to Bengaluru City
Authors: Ms. M. Vaidhehi Ms. M. Vaidhehi , Dr. V.G. Sumathy Dr. V.G. Sumathy
Published: January 2025

In today’s competitive world, work involvement
and satisfaction factors has become a scorching
issue in which women are struggling to balance
their digital work and personal life. While trying to
balance digital life and personal life, women feel
the pressure not only from their work place but also
from their family. They are expected to play the
traditional role of housewives along with bringing
money for family. The main objective of this study
is to identify the work involvement and satisfaction
factors of female IT Professionals in balancing
digital life and personal life and to identify the
problems faced by female IT Professionals while
working from home. Well – Structured
questionnaire was circulated among 150
respondents in Bengaluru City through Google
forms. The statistical tools namely percentage
analysis, Chi-Square test and Weighted Average
Score Ranking method are used for analyzing the
data. The findings of the study reveals that majority
of the respondents agree that they are satisfied with
their work related factors
The Growing Role of Women in Family Business – A Study in Mangalore City
Authors: Dr.Harshitha.K Dr.Harshitha.K
Published: January 2025

India‟s core strength lies in a robust base of
entrepreneurs who have tremendous potential in
galvanizing the Indian economy and pushing it
onto the road of sustained high growth. A
confluence of factors such as greater flow of
investments, new business opportunities, and a
growing domestic market indicate that India is
geared up to reinvigorate its entrepreneurial
landscape. In most of the developing countries
today, more and more emphasis is laid on the need
for development of women and their active
participation in the main stream of development
process. Women have traditionally been involved
in the informal economy, working in family
businesses without formal position or pay and their
economic contribution is often undervalued or
just not mentioned at all. However, it is well
recognized that any strategy aimed at economic
development has to harness the potential of women
in equal measure who constitute half of the world‟s
population. Women entrepreneurs have an
important impact on the economy, both in their
ability to create jobs for themselves and to create
jobs for others. Women‟s entrepreneurship
development has emerged particularly in the wake
of increasing globalization, with the support of
progressive social, economic and political cross
currents, technological advancement, and the
media. This paper makes an attempt to know the
growing role of women in family business and also
tries to know the motivational factors of women in
family business which in turn has contributed to
women empowerment.
Structural Analysis and Design of a Primary School Building (4-Storey) In Savar
Authors: Rahman Abir Ashifur , Hossain Imran
Published: January 2025

The school buildings are critical pieces of
infrastructure in every country. Several aspects,
including structural safety, utility, and economic
feasibility, must be carefully considered while
creating these structures. The goal of this study is
to look at the available research on the structural
analysis and design of primary school buildings,
particularly four-story structures, in Savar Upazila,
Dhaka. This project paper presents the analysis and
design of a four-story RCC school building at
Dhorenda, Savar, Dhaka, for which we have
designed the structural components (beam, column,
slab, and foundations). Our building has a total area
of 7.68 Katha. The site is located in Savar upazila
near Dhaka. It is located about 12 meters SouthEast from the Dhaka-Aricha national highway. And
about 100 meters South-East of Nabinagor market.
The principal objective of this venture is to develop
a 4 story school building to increase school
capacity and accommodate more facilities for
students. The BNBC Code and ACI 318 is
followed during designing this project. Moreover,
the alternative floor plans for the project is
analyzed with respect of withstanding seismic and
wind load according to the geological condition of
the site. The project emphasizes the study's two
primary components: structural analysis and
design. The structural analysis entails applying the
Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD)
approach to evaluate the loads (self-weight, live
load owing to occupancy, and wind load) and
establishing the size of the structural elements to
assure the building's stability. The ETABS software
which is a finite element technique (FEM) is used
to study and verify the structure under various
loads. The design component of the research
addresses the selection and size of structural
elements (reinforced concrete columns, beams, and
slabs). The output of the study is very helpful
understand the difficulties of design and
construction of a building and given a direction to
smooth of the design process.
Automating Incident Response with AI: Investigating how generative AI can streamline and automate incident response processes.
Authors: Al Adily Ammar
Published: January 2025

more complex, we need better and faster ways to
respond to them. In this paper, we explore the use
of generative AI to automate and simplify incident
response processes. With the use of potent machine
learning algorithms, latest generation language
processing techniques, generative AI can help in
Threat Detection, automated analysis of data and
speedy decision making.
In this work, we explore how generative AI should
be integrated into existing Security Operations
Centers (SOCs) to enhance the incident
management workflows. In particular, the current
study further looks into how AI-driven systems can
automatically produce incident reports, provide
contextual intelligence, and endorse remediation
steps. We also present case studies of generative AI
in practice, enabling its usage in real-world
incident response scenarios.
Results show that generative AI not only speeds up
responses, but that it also improves accuracy and
effectiveness of incident management. Yet, there
remain significant challenges, including data
privacy, algorithmic bias and the requirement for
human oversight. Finally, I highlight future
directions for research and implementation, the
accomplishments of generative AI in turning
incident response from reactive to proactive and
more productive.
THE CAUSAL NEXUS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND HATE SPEECH IN MULTIRACIAL SOCIETY
Authors: Taib Khairul Nizam , Md Sama Mazura , Yusof Salma , M.Z Noor Azmi , Z.A Zahimi
Published: January 2025

The words that are spoken by an individual are a means through which that person can convey their thoughts and opinions. Nevertheless, as time passes, the complexity of communication increases. Most sovereign constitutions recognize the right to freely express oneself through words as an essential component of the freedom of expression. However, while freedom of speech is one of the most essential international rights, yet it's not absolute. Like all other fundamental rights, it is subject to state-level restrictions. Many people in the age of the internet promote their opinions without recognizing that they are inciting violence against others through hate speech and other forms of online social media. Violence and prejudice against peace and concord may have their origins in disparaging speech. This study through a qualitative method seeks to investigate the scope of freedom of speech, types and effects of hate speech in multiracial society. The aim of the discussion prolongs the validity of having fundamental rights in expressing an individual's thoughts, views, and positively sharing information to achieve the benefits bestowed to society and abusive misinterpreted expression on the same platform. Using the doctrinal analysis, the study shows that freedom of speech is a fundamental right that delicately balanced and cannot be simplified by an objective mechanism. At the outset, it advocates protecting it as long as it doesn't violate other fundamental rights or override them.
THE UNDERLYING MECHANISM OF CYBERBULLYING ON YOUTH: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
Authors: Rahaman Nur Haffiza , Ramlee Siti Nurhafizah Saleeza , Abdullah Rayyan Cheong Tian Ming , Wan Yusof Wan Su Emi Yusnita , Saidi Liley Afzani
Published: January 2025

Cyberbullying among youth is an issue that is discussed at various levels nowadays. This issue has a huge impact on communication patterns and personal interactions in the digital world. This study explores how cyberbullying impacts youth communication by examining its various forms, underlying mechanisms, and effects. Cyberbullying significantly affects communication by altering youth communication styles, undermining their trust in online platforms, and influencing their online self-presentation. Moreover, cyberbullying incidents can impact real-life relationships and impede the development of positive interpersonal skills in youth. Based on the problems and issues raised regarding cyberbully, this article aims to explore how cyberbullying impacts youth communication by examining its various forms and underlying mechanisms of cyberbullying, including the sense of anonymity and lack of inhibition online, as well as the moral disengagement exhibited by cyberbullies. Additionally, this article also suggests coping strategies for dealing with cyberbullying to enhanced youth communication style, including seeking support, documenting evidence, reporting and blocking, and practicing emotional self-care.
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE ENERGY SECTOR – AN INCENTIVE FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION
Authors:   Kola scientific center of the Russian academy of sciences, Vopilovsky Sergey Simonovich
Published: January 2025

The use of digital technologies in the fuel and energy complex is determined by the organizational features of Russian energy companies and the role of channels for the dissemination of technological innovations. The study examines the impact of digital transformation on the energy sector, the ability to ensure safety, mobility, and increase production efficiency. At the current stage, digital technologies are actively used in the processes and procedures related to the exploration, drilling and production of oil and gas. In particular, the digital twin technology allows for the entire well construction cycle, which is automatically calibrated to the actual condition of the well based on the basic readings of sensors on the surface and automatically determined operations. It is determined that the use of cloud platforms from Russian manufacturers makes it possible to reduce risks depending on foreign software. The functioning of the big data analysis system and the tools necessary for their operation, schemes for working with big data, the main classes and solutions of artificial intelligence, in particular, video analytics and advisors, are considered. The increasing complexity of robotics production and its increasing cost encourages the industry to search for and implement new technologies that can optimize and accelerate existing processes, and make working conditions more comfortable and safer. In order to find and prove the effectiveness of digital technologies, companies that carry out research and development work are represented, many of which have already reached pilot tests and are being piloted on production sites. The use of digital technologies makes it possible to work more safely, reliably and efficiently, extract more resources, and manage risks. It is noted that the fuel and energy complex of Russia is one of the most active in terms of the introduction of digital technologies.
SANCTIONS CHALLENGE TO RUSSIA
Authors:   Branch of Dagestan state university in Kizlyar, Aliev Oleg Magomedovich
Published: January 2025

Based on statistical data, data from ministries and departments, and other available sources, the article analyzes the impact of collective Western sanctions against Russia and their possible consequences. Purposes. To assess the impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, their goals, causes, development scenarios, and ways to contain them. Methodology. General scientific approaches and methods, analysis of reporting and statistical data, scientific literature devoted to the study of the sanctions impact on Russia. The methods of logical and economic-statistical analysis are applied. Results. The impact of collective Western sanctions on the Russian economy after the outbreak of its conflict in Ukraine is considered. The goals and causes of the sanctions war have been identified. Each group of these sanctions has been studied in detail, and their impact on the Russian economy and technological sovereignty has been determined. The Russian economy is still coping better with the sanctions than the countries that imposed them expected. Possible scenarios for further development in these conditions have been identified, and who receives the most benefits from these sanctions. But time is playing against Russia and into the hands of its geopolitical opponents. It is urgently necessary to change the priorities of the macroeconomic interests of the state, the model of development and the structure of the economy. Conclusions. In the context of the restrictive actions of the West, the return of technological sovereignty and the structural adaptation of the economy are in great demand now more than ever. The necessary first steps in this direction are proposed.
THE MAIN FACTORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN RUSSIA
Authors:   Russian University of Cooperation, Teklina Marina Olegovna , Myagkova Tatyana Leonidovna ,   Russian University of Cooperation
Published: January 2025

Economic growth is one of the most important tasks for any country, including Russia. It allows for sustainable development, improving the standard of living of the population and strengthening its position in the international arena. Economic growth in Russia depends on many factors, including investment, human capital development, infrastructure, improvement of the business climate, development of the small and medium-sized business sector, and innovation. The right combination of these factors will ensure sustainable and long-term economic growth in Russia. One of the key factors of economic growth is investments in various sectors of the economy, contributing to the creation of new jobs, the development of production and increased productivity. According to the Ministry of Economic Development, investments in fixed assets increased by almost 10% in 2023. In the first half of 2024, the growth of investments in fixed assets amounted to +10.9%, which is higher in real terms than the same period last year. An equally important factor in economic growth is the development of human capital. Russia is undergoing large-scale educational reforms aimed at improving the quality of education and training personnel capable of competing in the global market. The development of the transport system, energy, communications and other infrastructure sectors contributes to improving business conditions, attracting investment and developing regions. Creating a favorable business climate is an important factor for attracting investments and developing entrepreneurship. Small and medium-sized businesses, as the driving force of the economy, contribute to the creation of new jobs. Russia is taking measures to support and develop this sector, including benefits for entrepreneurs, access to finance, and consulting support. The innovation infrastructure is also actively developing, innovation support programs are being implemented, and scientific and technological progress is being stimulated.
REVIEW OF THE DYNAMICS OF DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES IN THE TYUMEN REGION
Authors:   State agrarian university of the Northern Urals, Sokolova Evgeniya Sergeevna , Pelkova Svetlana Vladimirovna ,   Tyumen state university, Mazikova Ekaterina Vladimirovna ,   Tyumen state university, Alymova Elizaveta Andreevna ,   Tyumen state university, Malchukova Nadezhda Nikolaevna ,   State agrarian university of the Northern Urals
Published: January 2025

The article analyzes the dynamics of small and medium-sized businesses in the Tyumen region. Small and medium-sized enterprises are an integral part of the development of a modern market economy. The article provides an overview of the current state of this group of business entities, small and medium-sized enterprises, being one of the driving forces in creating jobs and promoting innovation, serve as the basis for sustainable economic development. However, the high exposure of small and medium-sized enterprises to risk and uncertainty under the influence of a number of factors significantly hinders their sustainable growth. It is noteworthy that Russian small enterprises have increased in recent years. The company demonstrates positive development dynamics, while the annual number of newly established companies exceeds the number of liquidated ones. Using correlation analysis, we identified the most significant factors in the development of small and medium-sized businesses, such as the tax burden, the number of employees, the weighted average rate on short-term loans, the average nominal salary and the inflation rate. The results of the study show that the number of small businesses increases as the number of employees and the average nominal salary increase; the number of small businesses decreases as the weighted average loan rate, inflation rate and tax burden increase.
MARKETING OF TERRITORIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: A CRITIQUE OF THE EQUILIBRIUM APPROACH
Authors:   Volgograd state technical university, Strekalova Anastasia Sergeevna
Published: January 2025

The article examines the changes taking place in the views on modern regional policy management, as a transition from a geographically neutral to a geographically oriented strategy. The author emphasizes the need to develop a marketing approach to the management of the territory, as the most promising and taking into account current trends, to form the information and communication field of the territory based on Web 2.0 technologies. Since it is soft marketing technologies that will help to adequately respond to the uncertainty, unpredictability, overloads, challenges and shocks accompanying the rapid development of territories in an oversaturated media environment, the formation of the information mantle of the modern territory, and at the same time will be able to take into account the increasing impact on the territory of various factors related to global warming and geopolitical events in the world. In the author's approach, the territory is considered as a unique socio-economic system, in the tradition of the concept of sustainable development, as a trinity of social, economic and environmental dimensions with the addition of an information and communication dimension. The paper examines the origins of an isolated understanding of a territory as an ecosystem, originating in the works of A. Tensley, a deliberately isolated understanding of systems was used by scientists for the convenience of their study. The origin of the modern definition of the term ecosystem, as a fundamental definition of sustainable development, has been established. The positive and negative impact of Tensley's flagship work on the formation of a systematic approach is shown. The article criticizes the dominant balanced approach to the development of territories, associated with both the works of Tensley and the views of reputable scientists of the 19th century. It is proved that the equilibrium interpretation of systems, which has become the foundation of sustainable development, needs serious revision.
ABOUT THE MAIN TOOL FOR IMPROVING LIVING STANDARDS AND REDUCING POVERTY IN RUSSIA
Authors:   Omsk state technical university, Kosmin Anatoly Danilovich , Lopatin Dmitry Nikolaevich ,   Omsk state technical university
Published: January 2025

The article considers a specific generic property (birthmark) of the Russian statistical Agency (Rosstat), which determines the "exclusive", paradoxical methodology for calculating the quantitative determination of the indexation level, which in the recent history of Russia has been given the status of the main tool (downward trend) for improving living standards and reducing poverty, supplemented by benefits (upward trend). A comparative analysis of various approaches to determining the indexation level of two independent statistical sources is carried out as a starting point for a theoretical and practical justification of a more correct, truthful and understandable algorithm for determining the real level of inflation, as well as the indexation of household income and poverty. The author's opinion on state statistics, the statistical agency, and inflation indicators, which are consistent with the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and the Government, is given. Possible solutions to the problem of more reliable determination of the inflation rate and income indexation algorithms, including transfer ones (pensions, etc.), are presented. Attention is paid to assessment algorithms and methods for determining the level of poverty both in our country and in European countries. It shows the need for the opinion of sociologists and experts in the field of financial research, experts to obtain more reliable results. The article is addressed to a wide range of low-income consumers, including students, graduate students, and researchers.
FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN ENSURING THE CONNECTION OF THE LABOR MARKET WITH THE SPHERE OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE POSSIBILITY OF ITS ADAPTATION TO THE CONDITIONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN
Authors:   Institute of economics and trade of the Tajik state university of commerce in Khujand, Jalilzoda Abdurashit Abdukamol
Published: January 2025

The current stage of socio-economic development of the Republic of Tajikistan is characterized by the formation of a digital economy. This process involves a number of problems, both internal and external, the solution of which largely depends on the human resources of business entities. It is worth noting that there is an imbalance in the country's labor market – an oversupply of personnel in some specialties, especially economic ones, and a lack of technical ones, which indicates ineffective interaction between educational institutions and business. In order to form highly qualified specialists with a new type of economic thinking, competencies in the use of innovative technologies and products, and a creative approach to solving practical tasks, it is necessary to ensure a balanced development of the participants in this process.: government, business, and educational institutions. The experience of the countries of the near and far abroad and the study of conditions for its adaptation to the Republic of Tajikistan will contribute to the activation of integration processes in this direction. The article discusses models for ensuring the connection between the labor market and higher education, in particular: the dual model, the model of practice-oriented learning, the model of advanced education. The author highlights the key advantages of the models that can be applied to the conditions of the national economy. The experience of countries such as China and Kazakhstan in connecting businesses with educational institutions was also studied. The role of the state, enterprises, and educational institutions in the formation of competitive personnel is considered, as well as directions for further development of cooperation between structures to solve socio-economic problems. The article examines the impact of scientific and technological progress on enterprises, changes in their policies in the field of human resource management and development. Special attention is paid to the study of measures that countries are using to strengthen the link between education and the labor market due to rapidly changing economic conditions. Based on the conducted research, the author has developed recommendations for improving the interaction of the labor market and the education sector of the Republic of Tajikistan, which will solve a number of existing problems.
INTEGRATION OF FIRE SAFETY DATABASE INTO PROJECT PLATFORMS
Authors:   Izhevsk state technical university named after M.T. Kalashnikov, Grakhov Valery Pavlovich , Mokhnachev Sergey Anatolyevich ,   Izhevsk state technical university named after M.T. Kalashnikov, Angelich Andrey Fedorovich ,   Izhevsk state technical university named after M.T. Kalashnikov, Kislyakova Yulia Gennadievna ,   Izhevsk state technical university named after M.T. Kalashnikov, Manokhin Pavel Evgenievich ,   Izhevsk state technical university named after M.T. Kalashnikov, Frolov Gleb Anatolyevich ,   Izhevsk state technical university named after M.T. Kalashnikov
Published: January 2025

Modern construction projects require careful compliance with safety standards and requirements, especially in terms of fire safety. The formation of a unified database of approved compensating measures for special technical conditions for fire safety is designed to facilitate the work of designers and ensure a reduction in the time required for design and approval of project documentation by the supervisory authorities. The purpose of the study is to evaluate the possibility of developing a database of special technical conditions for fire safety, which can be easily integrated into existing design platforms. The paper uses methods of analyzing the results of management of modern organizations of the investment and construction complex, including management of the life cycle of construction facilities, their fire safety, methods of logical, systematic analysis, and the method of expert assessments. In this article, the authors conclude that the integration of a database of special technical conditions for fire safety into construction design platforms has a high potential to simplify design processes and improve the safety of construction facilities. It will automate the process of accounting for fire safety requirements, reduce the likelihood of errors and improve the quality of design. However, successful implementation will require the development of a high-quality interface, optimization of the data structure, and ensuring that the database is up-to-date.
The prospects for further research may be:
- development of machine learning and data analysis methods for automated identification and forecasting of fire risks based on a database of special technical conditions;
- introduction of a rating approach: allocation of priority compensatory measures to accelerate the choice of solutions;
- optimization of data visualization and development of interfaces for designers that will make it easy to manage data and use it in design decisions.