bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Effect of Kebar Grass (Biophytum petersianum) Extract to Histopathological Images of Lactating Mice’ (Mus musculus) Kidney Exposed to Carbofuran
Authors: Rakhman Alfian Aulia , Yuniarti Wiwik Misaco , Widjiati Widjiati , Maslachah Lilik , Rimayanti Rimayanti , Hendarti Gracia Angelina , Luqman Epy Muhammad
Published: September 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of Kebar grass extract administration to reduce kidney damage in lactating mice exposed to carbofuran. Forty-two lactating mice were used in this study divided into seven groups, namely: K as a control group (treated with Aquadest), P1 was injected with carbofuran ¼ LD50 (0.0125mg/day), P2 was injected with carbofuran 1/8 LD50 (0.00625mg/day), P3 was injected with carbofuran 1/4 LD50 (0.0125mg/day) and Kebar grass extract (0.135mg/day), P4 was injected with carbofuran 1/8 LD50 (0.00625mg/day) and Kebar grass extract (0.135mg/day), P5 was injected with carbofuran 1/4 LD50 (0.0125mg/day) and vitamin C (0.2ml/day) and P6 was injected with carbofuran 1/8 LD50 (0.00625mg/day) and vitamin C (0.2ml/day) for 14 days. Then on the 15th day, the mice were sacrificed and the kidneys were collected, then histological preparations were made with HE (Hematoxylin-Eosin) staining. Data on tubular degeneration, necrosis, and inflammation were analyzed using the Kruskall Wallis test and after that the Mann Whitney test using the Statistical Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) application version 23 was conducted. The results showed that carbofuran caused a significant increase in tubular degeneration, necrosis, and inflammation (p<0.05). Administration of Kebar grass and vitamin C significantly reduced tubular degeneration, necrosis, and inflammation (p<0.05). It can be concluded that administration of Kebar grass extract was more effective to reduce kidney damage in lactating mice exposed to carbofuran compared to vitamin C (p<0.05).
Design of A Conical Solar Still (CSS) And Evaluation of Its Performance in Basra-Iraq
Authors: Mohammed Ahmed J.
Published: September 2023

In this research conical Solar Still (CSS) (with a circular basin) has been constructed and their performance has been evaluated under different atmospheric circumstances of Basra city (Iraq) (Latitude 30° 33′ 56.55″N, Longitude 47° 45′ 5.86″E). The conical solar still consists of a basin area of (0.0314 m2). This small measurement has been adopted in the size (0.25 m) for the size of the conical glass cover and the difficulty of obtaining the larger measurement, this measurement of the conical cover is considered as the largest size for manufacturing obtained in Basra-Iraq. The maximum experimental efficiency of the experimental still varies from (58%) for the conical solar still.
The Validity and Reliability of Developing Assessment Instruments for Students in Electrical Installation and Maintenance Work: Concentration on Psychomotor Skills Assessment
Authors: ADELAJA Surajudeen Rotimi , DAHUNSI Fatai Oladotun
Published: September 2023

Electrical installation and maintenance work is one of the trades in the curriculum of technical colleges. For the proper installation of electrical appliances, pupils are expected to develop psychomotor skills. Only the cognitive component of electrical installation work is evaluated by the NAtional Business and Technical Examination Board (NABTEB). According to the study, even though students graduate with good GPAs, they lack psychomotor abilities. Therefore, using flawed and unreliable instruments results in inaccurate assessments of pupils' improvement of psychomotor skills. Therefore, the study established the practical tasks in electrical installation and maintenance work to be completed by the students, validated the developed process assessment instrument in electrical installation and maintenance work, and also proved the reliability of the progressed process evaluation instrument in electrical installation and maintenance work. The developed instrument has provided a readily available process assessment instrument of high quality for the study. The following actions were advised for adoption by the study:1. For the purpose of certifying students, the external examination boards (NABTEB, NECO, and WAEC) should incorporate electrical installation and maintenance work skill assessment instrument items into their examinations.2. To train teachers of electrical installation and maintenance work how to apply the established electrical installation and maintenance work skill assessment instrument, the government should host seminars and workshops. 3. Technical education evaluators should examine their curricula, organize the material into pertinent activities, and create exams like to them in their particular subject areas using electrical installation and maintenance work skill evaluation instruments. 4. To evaluate students in electrical installation and maintenance work that is related to construction, teachers of electrical installation and maintenance work should be encouraged to use the created electrical installation and maintenance work skill evaluation instrument.
Hector V3.1.1: functionality and performance of a reduced-complexity climate model
Authors: Dorheim Kalyn , Gering Skylar , Gieseke Robert , Hartin Corinne , Pressburger Leeya , Shiklomanov Alexey N. , Smith Steve J. , Tebaldi Claudia , Woodard Dawn , Bond-Lamberty Ben
Published: September 2023

Abstract. Hector, an open-source reduced complexity climate-carbon cycle model. Hector is a computationally efficient source of climate information, capable of completing a run in a fraction of a second. Hector models critical Earth system processes on a global and annual basis. Here we present an updated version of the model, Hector V3. In this manuscript, we document Hector’s new features, and implementation of new science (e.g., radiative forcing calculations, carbon cycle, etc.). Hector V3 results are in good agreement with historical observations of CO2 concentrations and global mean surface temperature, and its future temperature projections are consistent with more complex Earth System Model output data from the Sixth Coupled Model Intercomparison Project. We document that Hector V3 is a flexible, performant, and robust simulator of contemporary and 21st-century global climate, and in closing, discuss future areas of improvement and research with respect to the model’s scientific, stakeholder, and educational priorities.
Objective identification of pressure wave events from networks of 1-Hz, high-precision sensors
Authors: Allen Luke Robert , Yuter Sandra E. , Miller Matthew Allen , Tomkins Laura M.
Published: September 2023

Abstract. Mesoscale pressure waves including atmospheric gravity waves, outflow and frontal passages, and wake lows are outputs of and can potentially modify clouds and precipitation. A wavelet-based method for identifying and tracking these types of wave signals in time series data from networks of low-cost, high-precision (0.8-Pa noise floor, 1-Hz recording frequency) pressure sensors is demonstrated. Strong wavelet signals are identified using a wave period-dependent (i.e., frequency-dependent) threshold, then those signals are extracted by inverting the wavelet transform. Wave periods between 1 minute and 120 minutes were analyzed, a range which would include several types of mesoscale disturbances in the troposphere. After extracting the signals from a network of pressure sensors, the cross-correlation function is used to estimate the time difference between the wave passage at each pressure sensor. From those time differences, the wave phase velocity vector is calculated using a least-squares fit. If the fitting error is sufficiently small (thresholds of RMSE < 90 s and NRMSE < 0.1 were used), then a wave event is considered robust and trackable.
Contribution of intermediate volatility organic compounds from on-road transport to secondary organic aerosol levels in Europe
Authors: Manavi Stella E. I. , Pandis Spyros N.
Published: September 2023

Abstract. Atmospheric organic compounds with an effective saturation concentration (C*) at 298 K between 103 and 106 μg m-3 are called intermediate volatility organic compounds (IVOCs) and they have been identified as important secondary organic aerosol (SOA) precursors. In this work, we simulate IVOCs emitted from on-road diesel and gasoline vehicles over Europe with a chemical transport model (CTM), utilizing a new approach, where IVOCs are treated as lumped species that preserve their chemical characteristics. This approach allows us to assess both the overall contribution of IVOCs to SOA formation and the role of specific compounds. For the simulated early summer period, the highest concentrations of SOA formed from the oxidation of on-road IVOCs (SOA-iv) are predicted for major European cities, like Paris, Athens, and Madrid. In these urban environments, on-road SOA-iv can account for up to a quarter of the predicted total SOA. Over Europe, unspeciated cyclic alkanes in the IVOC range are estimated to account for up to 72 % of the total on-road SOA-iv mass, with compounds with 15 to 20 number of carbons being the most prominent precursors. The sensitivity of the predicted SOA-iv concentrations to the selected parameters of the new lumping scheme is also investigated. Active multigenerational aging of the secondary aerosol products has the most significant effect as it increases the predicted SOA-iv concentrations by 67 %.
On the combined use of rain gauges and GPM IMERG satellite rainfall products: testing cellular automata-based interpolation methodology on the Tanaro river basin in Italy
Authors: Lombardi Annalina , Tomassetti Barbara , Colaiuda Valentina , Di Antonio Ludovico , Tuccella Paolo , Montopoli Mario , Ravazzani Giovanni , Marzano Frank Silvio , Lidori Raffaele , Panegrossi Giulia
Published: September 2023

Abstract. The uncertainty of hydrological forecasts is strongly related to the uncertainty of the rainfall field due to the nonlinear relationship between the spatio-temporal pattern of rainfall and runoff. Rain gauges are typically considered as reference data to rebuild precipitation fields. However, due to the density and the distribution variability of the raingauge network, the rebuilding of the precipitation field can be affected by severe errors which compromise the hydrological simulation output. On the other hand, retrievals obtained from remote sensing observations provide spatially resolved precipitation fields improving their representativeness. In this regard, this paper aims to investigate the impact of using the merged rainfall fields from the rain gauge Italian rainfall network and the NASA Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) IMERG precipitation product on the hydrological simulation performance. In particular, one aspect is to highlight the benefits of applying the Cellular Automata algorithm to pre-process input data in order to merge them and reconstruct an improved version of the precipitation field. The cellular automata approach is evaluated in the Tanaro River Basin, one of the tributaries of the Po River in Italy. As this site is characterized by the coexistence of a variety of natural morphologies, from mountain to alluvial environments, as well as the presence of significant civil and industrial settlements, it makes it a suitable case study to apply the proposed approach. The latter has been applied over three different flood events occurred from November to December 2014. The results confirm that the use of merged gauge-satellite data using the Cellular Automata algorithm improves the performance of the hydrological simulation, as also confirmed by the statistical analysis performed for seventeen selected quality scores.
Análisis de las estrategias argumentativas en los principales discursos del papa Francisco durante el primer año de la pandemia de la COVID-19
Authors: Moreno Espinosa Pastora , López-Parra Silvia J. , Figuereo-Benítez Juan C.
Published: September 2023

Desde hace unos años, las instituciones han ido otorgando una notoria importancia a la comunicación y por ende también al discurso, puesto que este se ha convertido en un elemento esencial para llevar a cabo una comunicación efectiva. En la misma línea, la Iglesia católica también busca proyectar y dar a conocer una imagen favorable de su organización, sobre todo, desde la llegada del papa Francisco, que intenta dar a conocer una imagen de preocupación y compromiso con las personas pobres y excluidas, o en sus propias palabras, aquellas que se ubican en las “periferias existenciales”. Por esta razón, nuestro artículo estudiará, desde la metodología del Análisis del discurso y la Teoría de la Argumentación, los discursos más representativos emitidos por el papa Francisco durante el primer año de la pandemia de la COVID-19, entre marzo de 2020 y abril de 2021, para analizar las principales estrategias argumentativas de sus mensajes y determinar si van acorde con el objetivo que se han marcado como institución.
El lobbying de las Organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil en España: capacidad de influencia sobre las instituciones públicas
Authors: Álvarez Sánchez Sergio , Arceo Vacas Alfredo
Published: September 2023

La presente investigación establece una clasificación de las Organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil españolas por su capacidad de influencia institucional, concretando las variables clave por las que la obtienen y su relevancia relativa. Tras consultar a 19 especialistas, la metodología puntúa a 55 de estas organizaciones según su número de asientos en comités públicos, miembros, empleados, antigüedad y presencia en registros de transparencia. Las entidades en cabeza se dedican principalmente a la representación de personas con diversidad funcional, o de pacientes. Las mejor posicionadas destacan por su número de miembros, mientras que la gran mayoría tiende a obtener máximas puntuaciones por su participación en comités públicos. La práctica del lobbying indirecto es generalizada, pero no es coincidente con una capacidad de influencia particularmente elevada. Asimismo, estas organizaciones son diversas en cuanto a su distribución interna por áreas, si bien dicha distribución puede conducir a una profesionalización excesiva.
Emotional Storms, Passion and Melancholy when Symphonic Music is Legitimated as an Emotional Resource
Authors: Bergman Åsa
Published: September 2023

In some contexts, classical music is described as capable of evoking powerful emotional experiences in listeners, while in others it is associated with a restrained response on the part of the audience. Against the backdrop of this observation, the article aims to apply a discourse-analytic approach to investigating how symphonic music is constructed and legitimated as an emotional resource, and how listeners’ reactions are articulated in relation to ideas about the emotional qualities of music. The material comprises texts and a small number of images taken from concert programs of two leading symphony orchestras: the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) and the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (GSO).

The results demonstrate variation in both the feelings that are highlighted in the concert programs and the conceptions or ideas about musical meaning that are referred to in the descriptions. While some descriptions draw on a formalist artistic ideal, emphasizing the music’s independent esthetic value, others exhibit a romantic understanding of music, emphasizing its metaphysical qualities. Music is furthermore legitimated as an emotional resource by being characterized as a bearer of specific feelings, in other words, in line with a conception of musical meaning as representational. When it comes to audiences’ listening positions, it is shown that two contrasting listening ideals are articulated in the concert descriptions, one introspective and one that involves the manifestation of powerful emotional experiences.

The variation in listening ideals and conceptual assumptions is found to agree with the individualized understanding of musical meaning that is typical of neo-liberal consumer culture. At the same time, however, because emotional extremes are given space alongside traditional esthetic ideals, historically formed ideals are perpetuated.
照顧一位初次腹膜透析病人導管滲漏之照護經驗
Authors: 楊馥妃 楊馥妃
Published: September 2023

本文描述一位罹患末期腎病病人初次接受腹膜透析治療因導管滲漏引發傷口皮膚不適及焦慮情緒之護理經驗。護理期間為2019年1月2日至2019年3月8日，筆者運用Gordon十一項健康功能評估為指引，透過直接照護、會談、觀察和查閱病歷等方式收集資料分析，確立個案有：營養狀況少於身體所需、潛在危險性感染及焦慮等健康問題。護理過程中，會診營養師並藉手機APP、衛教單張及影片來增進其對透析飲食的認知，以達到營養狀況改善；協助指導導管傷口的照護，遵守無菌原則換藥，避免皮膚受損預防感染發生；採取主動關懷，鼓勵說出內心感受，協同醫師說明再次手術過程增進信心，教導放鬆技巧及精油按摩，以減低焦慮感。希望此照顧經驗，能提供臨床照護類似個案之參考。

 

This article describes the nursing experience of a patient suffering from end-stage renal disease undergoing peritoneal dialysis for the first time because of catheter leakage caused by wound skin discomfort and anxiety. The nursing period is from January 2 to March 8,2019.The author used Gordon’s eleven health function assessments as a guide to collect data and analyze through direct care, interviews, observations, and medical records. The problems are as follows: Health problems such as nutritional status less than what the body needs, potentially dangerous infections and anxiety. During the nursing process, consult a nutritionist and use the mobile phone APP and Health Education Leaflet and video to enhance the cognition of dialysis diet, so as to improve the nutritional status; assist in guiding the care of catheter wounds, follow the principle of aseptic techniques, and avoid skin damage to prevent infection；Take active care, encourage patient present inner feelings, cooperate with the doctor to explain the procedure again to increase confidence, teach relaxation techniques and massage with essential oils to reduce anxiety. I hope that this care experience can provide a reference for clinical care of similar cases.

 
提升一般與閱讀困難中學生的學科學習：證據本位教學在普通課室之實踐
Authors: 王宣惠 王宣惠 , 洪儷瑜 洪儷瑜
Published: September 2023

本研究主要目的在探討普通班學科閱讀教學對中學生學習表現的成效。本研究採準實驗設計，首先於台北地區招募國中社會領域教師參與者2人，實驗組學生即為教師參與者授課班級學生，共182人，對照組學生來自另一所學校，共119人，學生參與者皆為七、八年級學生，合計301人，實驗與對照組在閱讀相關能力基準線一致。實驗組教學為普通班第一層級社會領域學科閱讀教學，以海洋國家為議題，共6節課，於彈性課程實施。對照組學生則未接觸任何閱讀教學，也未接觸實驗教學之文本、材料。實驗教學之教材與教學資源皆由研究者設計提供，並透過教師專業發展培訓提供支持。為確保教師依據研究設計執行教學，本研究以教學觀察進行處遇精準度評量，包括教學忠誠度與教學傳遞品質。研究者首先以全體樣本檢驗實驗教學對整體學生的成效，再進一步於實驗、對照組區分出38與31位閱讀困難者，以進一步檢驗實驗教學對閱讀困難者之成效。研究發現實驗教學對中學生學科學習的近遷移有效，包括學科詞彙、知識與閱讀理解；此外，實驗教學亦有助於維持閱讀困難中學生的學科閱讀理解，顯示證據本位學科閱讀教學可於第一層級落實，並適用於所有學生。本研究基於上述研究結果，對中學階段學科教學實務提出建議。

 

This study examined the effects of a content area reading instruction (treatment) implemented by middle school social studies teachers. Two teacher participants were recruited from one public school in Taipei. Overall, 182 students from teacher participants’ classes were recruited for treatment condition, and another 119 student participants were recruited for comparison from another public school. There were a total of 301 participants, all of which were seventh- and eighth-graders. Using a quasi-experimental design, baseline equivalence between treatment and comparison groups was established on the related reading measures. The treatment instruction was a Tier-1, six-session content area reading instruction focusing on ocean topics in social studies. All the treatment lessons, including detailed instructional scripts, texts, and teaching materials, were developed and provided to the teachers by the researcher. The comparison group was not exposed to any reading instructions, nor to the texts and materials of the treatment instruction. A treatment fidelity check including adherence and quality of delivery was conducted during the entire teaching by observations to ensure the treatment fidelity. The overall treatment effect on students was examined on the entire sample. Next, 38 and 31 students with reading difficulties were identified according to the general reading comprehension measure in both groups. The treatment effects on students with reading difficulties were further examined using this subsample. Results showed that students who received the treatment outperformed those in the comparison group on proximal measures, including academic vocabulary, content area knowledge, and content area reading comprehension. The content-area reading comprehension performance of students with reading difficulties remained consistent with treatment but significantly decreased in comparison. In addition, the results indicate that the treatment was facilitative for students both with and without reading difficulties in general classrooms, implying the effectiveness as well as the importance of the evidence-based content area reading instruction implemented in the Tier-1 setting. Further conclusions and suggestions concerning content area instructional practices were specified based on the findings of the study.

 
All the Pretty Horsepower: Physics, Physiques, and Phantasms in The Passenger and Stella Maris
Authors: Hyduke Greg
Published: September 2023

All the pretty horses in The Passenger and Stella Maris can only be found under the hood of a car. All the power—not the Nietzschean kind, but the chrome-wheeled, fuel-injected, and steppin’ out over the line kind—comes only from engineering. It’s not the first time McCarthy has given automobiles some page time. A spin down Bibliographic Lane will reveal them wrecked, reeking, or only serving some figurative purpose. Nothing has prepared us for the muscular exotic cars pornographically paraded before our eyes in the pages of The Passenger in particular as if pushed across the red carpet at a six-figure Barrett-Jackson auction. For the kind of reader who can’t tell the difference between a Ford and a Ferrari, or what all the blasted numbers mean, this is the guide. Includes a magic bus ride and a bicycle tour.
THE IMPACT OF CARBON TAX CALCULATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND THE TARGET TOWARDS NET ZERO EMISSION IN COAL POWER PLTU
Authors: Samasta Endruw
Published: September 2023

The background of this research is efforts to reduce carbon emissions by applying a cap & tax scheme to calculating carbon taxes and implementing other NEKs in Presidential Decree 98/2021. The research was carried out by simulating carbon tax calculations in accordance with 3 approaches, namely carbon tax , RPMK and the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources. By using the data in the explanation of the 2021 Ministry of Finance webinar. In carrying out a carbon tax calculation simulation, a carbon tax trading mechanism was carried out first by obtaining an SIE/SPE, this mechanism was carried out before the carbon levy mechanism or carbon tax was implemented. In the implementation of the NEK Perpres 98/2021, before levies on carbon or imposition of carbon taxes, another mechanism is first carried out, namely carbon trading and performance-based payments, only then a carbon tax is collected, this mechanism is carried out as an effort to mitigate climate change and target towards the NZE.
STRATEGI COPING REMAJA WANITA DARI KELUARGA BROKEN HOME DI KOTA TOMOHON
Authors: Paat Grasella B. , Mandang Jofie H. , Sengkey Marssel M.
Published: September 2023

Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui bagaimana strategi coping yang digunakan remaja dari Broken Home untuk mengatasi masalahnya di kelurahan Matani Satu Kota Tomohon. Pendekatan yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah penelitian kualitatif dengan menggunakan pendekatan studi kasus. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan metode observasi dan wawancara. Analisis data yang digunakan adalah analisis kualitatif deskriptif. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa strategi penanganan remaja broken home di Kelurahan Matani Satu subjek PA berfokus pada masalah (problem-focused coping). Strategi coping yang berfokus pada masalah merupakan usaha yang dilakukan subjek   untuk mengurangi stress dengan cara menyelesaikan masalah yang dihadapinya. Subjek lebih dominan mencari dukungan sosial terutama keluarga, sahabat, dan mendekatkan diri denganTuhan sang pencipta.
Improving Students' Communication Skills Using Student Worksheets on Nervous System Concepts
Authors: Azizah Isus Yusrina , Soesilawaty Soesy Asiah , Marhamah Rr
Published: September 2023

This study aimed to improve students' communication skills by applying student worksheets. This research is class action research. The research was conducted at a high school in Bandung, Indonesia. The research subjects were class XI Math and Science students consisting of 13 male and 13 female students. The research was conducted for two cycles. Each research cycle involves planning, action, observation, and reflection. The research data includes students' written communication skills and the implementation of the syntax of teaching and learning activities taking place. Data analysis techniques were carried out using descriptive comparative and critical analysis. Research procedures include planning, action, observation, and reflection. The results showed an increase from Cycle I, and Cycle II resulted in an average increase in communication skills (Cycle I/Cycle II) of (62.7%/ 81.9%). Based on the research results, student worksheets can improve communication skills by 19.2%.
Development of Physics Pocketbook Mobile on Android (Phy-pockemon) to Address Scientific Literacy on Energy Source Concepts
Authors: El-hak Muhamad Zayin , Haryadi Rudi , Antarnusa Ganesha
Published: September 2023

This study aimed to determine the feasibility of developing a physics pocketbook mobile on Android (Phy-pockemon) to address scientific literacy skills in energy source material. The research method used is Research and Development (RD) with the ADDIE development model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation). The result of the developed media is the Phy-Pckemon application. Through expert validation referring to the educational information and communication technology center, subject matter expert validation carried out by three validators obtained a percentage value of 95% with a very feasible category. Media expert validation received a percentage value of 94% with a possible category, while based on trials limited to the Technological Acceptance Model (TAM) evaluation, which was conducted on 20 class XII students at one of the Islamic senior high school in Indonesia, an average response percentage of 93% was obtained with a very decent category. The results show that using Phy-Pockemon to address scientific literacy skills in energy sources is appropriate for use in learning.
Notions of Non-Mainstream Educational Provision: Understanding the Indonesia Equivalency Programs Among Established Alternative Education Throughout the World
Authors: Rosmilawati Ila
Published: September 2023

This article presents the overview of literature regarding the notions of non-mainstream education provision. The main purpose is to provide an overview of how the Indonesia Equivalency Program as an alternative education links to similar systems of education provision around the world. The literature shows variations in the terminology of non-mainstream education for out-of-school youth used interchangeably among countries. The notions of non-formal education, alternative education and second change education are often used and relevant in order to established well-defined axes along which to situate thinking about Indonesia Equivalency Programs. Through alternative education that offers democratic educational experience, the Indonesia Equivalency Programs is an alternative education system, based on the belief that people can make their own choice regarding mainstream or alternative schooling. The Equivalency Programs fits with the notion as a second chance education to caters students who failed in their first attempt. The aims of participating can be varying, from seeking remedial support to help in getting employment, or pursuing lifelong learning.
Investigation and Research on HPV Vaccine Cognition and Willingness to Vaccine among Female College Students in Anhui
Authors: Li Linyao
Published: September 2023

In order to solve the awareness of the HPV vaccine in Anhui Province, the willingness to vaccinate the HPV vaccine, on the one hand, this study uses an online questionnaire to extract female college students in Anhui Province for investigation. On the other hand, the team members also have a gynecological expert Interviews with female college students. Among them, the actual recycling questionnaire is 390, the number of effective questions is 360 copies, and the effective rate of questionnaire is 92.3%. The content of this survey mainly includes four aspects. The basic situation of survey objects, female college students 'awareness of HPV and vaccine, female college students' willingness to vaccination with HPV vaccines, and the reasons that affect female college students inocus HPV vaccine. First of all, describe statistics of the cognitive situation of HPV; second, from cognitive status, family influence, economic factors, education influence, and personal experience, these five dimensions build a comprehensive evaluation index system for HPV vaccines to take over The indicators are quantified, and the logistic regression returns a comprehensive evaluation of the willingness to vaccinate female college students HPV vaccine; again, calculate the gray correlation between the influencing factors and the willingness of vaccination to reflect its extent on the extent of the willingness to take over the HPV vaccine; In response to the actual situation of the above research and combined with the current HPV vaccination vaccination, relevant suggestions are made from the five levels of the government, society, schools, families, and individuals to the popularization and popularization of the HPV vaccine. strength.
Big Data Empower the Realistic Path of the Construction of the Rural Public Cultural Service System
Authors: Yang Zeliang
Published: September 2023

The construction of the rural public cultural service system in the new era is an effective way to meet the needs of farmers' spiritual and cultural needs. In the context of the revitalization of rural culture, the construction of my country's rural public cultural service system mainly has outstanding problems such as lagging infrastructure, lack of cultural content, single service forms, lack of professional talents, and incomplete regulatory mechanisms. Under the background of big data empowering cultural production and services, big data can help achieve rural areas with accurate supply of cultural service products, continuous innovation in cultural services, convenient cultural services, scientific training of cultural services, and effective guarantee of cultural service management. The public cultural service system, realizing the vivid and lively rural culture of rural culture and the long -term development of rural cultural literacy, to promote the revitalization of rural culture and improve the overall level of rural public culture.
The Impact of Venture Capital on Technological Innovation Performance
Authors: Liu Yulong
Published: September 2023

In the context of increasingly fierce global trade competition, vigorously developing innovation and accelerating the construction of an innovative country is the key to an invincible competitive position. This paper takes the companies listed on GEM from 2010 to 2017 as samples. After eliminating the problem of sample self-selection by combining propensity score matching method, this paper adopts differential model to study the impact of venture capital heterogeneity on technological innovation performance. The results show that: the participation of venture capital promotes the improvement of technological innovation performance, and the performance is better; The equity nature, investment term and investment mode of venture capital have positive effects on technological innovation performance. In addition, the further research proves that the impact of venture capital on innovation performance is persistent, and there is a pre-investment screening mechanism of venture capital. This paper is not only expected to enrich the literature of venture capital on enterprise technological innovation, but also to provide a basis for the government to stabilize the stability of the venture capital market and play the role of venture capital in promoting enterprise technological innovation, which has great practical significance.
An Introduction to the Jesus Event and the Challenge of Modernity
Authors: Qiu Chengdian
Published: September 2023

The event of Jesus is the fundamental event of Christian practice, and the church is a community that originates from the event of Jesus and tries to gain knowledge and lessons through the remembrance of that event. With the spread of modernist thinking and significant changes in the shape of social life, it is difficult for the church to interpret topics such as euthanasia and homosexuality through the Jesus event, and the call for church reform has been growing louder and louder. Based on Whitehead's constructive postmodernism, this paper tries to provide a new perspective for the Jesus event, and argues for a way of reform that can respond to the challenges of modernity while conserving religious traditions.
Exploring the Bureaucracy of Student Union in College and University from the Perspective of Organizational Behavior
Authors: Qiu Xingyu , Huang Bei
Published: September 2023

College student unions are autonomous organizations for self-management, service and education of college students, and they often face some bureaucratic problems in the process of practice. To a certain extent, college student unions are extremely similar to formal organizations of enterprises in terms of organizational structure, promotion mechanism, assessment mechanism and reward, which are important factors for the bureaucratization of college student unions. In order to break through the bureaucratization dilemma of student unions, this paper proposes corresponding solutions to grasp the essential contradictions of college student unions and guide them to be reasonably integrated into the university governance structure.
Does Regional Economic Integration is a Response to Globalisation?
Authors: Jiang Yiping
Published: September 2023

In recent years, with the deepening process of globalization, regional economic integration has become a hot topic of research and attention in the international community. On one hand, globalization has propelled the development of regional economic integration, enhancing economic connectivity and competitiveness among countries within a region. On the other hand, regional economic integration can also mitigate the risks and challenges brought about by globalization, fostering cooperation and stability among countries within a region. Therefore, regional economic integration plays an increasingly important role in the interaction between globalization and regionalization, serving as a significant trend in the development of both regional and global economies. It also provides policy guidance for both developed and developing countries to discover new opportunities within the process of globalization.
Improving the Living Conditions of the Homeless Population
Authors: Yang Chuheng , Zhang Chenyuan , Xu Yian , Deng Zilu , Chen Yiqi , Zhang Zhidong
Published: September 2023

With the rapid development of China’s economy and the acceleration of urbanization, more and more people are moving into cities. Objectively, the number of vagrants and beggars has increased dramatically; this problem has become more and more prominent. Society has launched a series of assistance programs to support the homeless, but due to the persistence of homelessness with its associated problems, urban vagrants are still prevalent throughout the country. Moreover, this number is still increasing, leading some vagrants to rely on assistance programs which treat the symptoms rather than the root causes. To make an analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the current social assistance system, we propose a set of solutions. First, we will contact homeless people aged between 18 and 30 through local welfare institutions and aid stations and establish target individuals for our help. Second, we will contact relevant enterprises to find out if they are willing to participate by providing a job that can satisfy the needs of the research target. If necessary, we will contact relevant training providers. Finally, we will design a series of criteria to measure the effectiveness of our plan.
“Middle-income Trap” and China's Way Forward: Experiences and Insights from Singapore
Authors: Zhu Yingxu
Published: September 2023

Singapore relied on its effective government administration, social governance, human capital development, industrial transformations and technological innovation to achieve rapid economic development in the decades after independence, and became a typical country that successfully crossed the "middle-income trap". China is at a critical stage in its progress towards becoming a high-income country. Active industrial transformation to support the development of new industries, creating a higher level of openness to the outside world to enhance international competitiveness, cultivating multi-level and high-quality talents, and promoting technological innovation and progress are the paths that China should take to cross the middle-income trap.
The Influence of Social Networking Site Appearance Comparisons on Subjective Well-being among Female College Students: The Mediating Effect of Compulsive Buying in an Online Setting
Authors: Wu Xinge
Published: September 2023

This study examines the impact of social networking site (SNS) body image comparisons on the subjective well-being (SWB) of female college students, and the potential mediating effect of compulsive buying behavior (CBB). The study surveyed 500 female college students aged between 18 and 25 from three universities in China. Results show that SNS body image comparisons have a negative correlation with SWB and a positive correlation with CBB. Structural equation modeling indicates that CBB partially mediates the relationship between SNS body image comparisons and SWB. Furthermore, income was found to moderate the relationship between SNS body image comparisons and CBB. The findings suggest the need for interventions addressing body image comparisons on SNS and the regulation of online advertising. Limitations of the study include its focus on female college students and reliance on self-reported data, and future research should explore interventions promoting positive self-image on SNSs and consider other population groups.
Practical Study on Cross-border E-commerce Competence Cultivation for Vocational College Students based on the Integration of Posts, Courses, Competitions and Certificates
Authors: Gan Shuen
Published: September 2023

With the continuous advancement and deep implementation of China's "Belt and Road" strategy, cross-border e-commerce has become an important pillar of our country's foreign trade. In order to better promote the training effectiveness of cross-border e-commerce professionals in vocational colleges in China and address the imbalance between talent supply and demand in the market, this study focuses on the research of cultivating cross-border e-commerce competence among vocational college students based on the integration of "posts, courses, competitions and certificates". From the perspective of integrating "occupational courses", this study aligns the training of highly skilled cross-border e-commerce professionals with the needs of economic and social development and industrial transformation and upgrading, based on the skills standards of enterprise positions. From the perspective of integrating "competition courses", this study promotes the integration of competition-oriented courses by drawing on the concepts of the National E-commerce Competition's Cross-border E-commerce Live Streaming Competition and the Belt and Road Countries' E-commerce Skills and Data Analysis Competition. From the perspective of integrating "certification courses", this study organically combines vocational education and vocational training, using enterprise work tasks as carriers and incorporating enterprise certification content to cultivate students' analytical and problem-solving abilities. By focusing on the core courses reform, improving students' comprehensive quality, aligning with "real projects" in enterprises, achieving the integration of teaching resources, and implementing strategies such as deep integration of "1" and "X", this study aims to enhance the cross-border e-commerce competence of vocational college students.
Research on the Protection of Contracted Land Rights and Interests of Farmers who Settle Down in Cities under the Background of New Urbanization: Empirical Analysis and Foreign Reference
Authors: Yan Wenhao
Published: September 2023

Farmers who settle in cities are the main element of urban-rural mobility, and how to protect their land rights is one of the key and difficult points in promoting China's new urbanization. In this paper, contracted land that bears the social security function of farmers is selected to study the protection of the rights and interests of farmers who settle in cities. Combined with relevant judicial cases, the current protection status of the rights and interests of contracted land of farmers who settle in cities is analyzed. It is found that there are still problems such as the imbalance of supply and demand in legal norms, the operation failure of supporting systems, and insufficient response to property protection. Summarize the basic experience of foreign countries in dealing with farmers' problems in coordinating urban and rural areas, and base on China's unique national conditions and policies. In order to further improve the protection of contracted land rights and interests of farmers who settle in cities, measures should be taken to strengthen the legal regulation of supply, deepen the reform of household registration, clarify the land ownership, build a diversified relief system, expand farmers' property rights and interests, and improve rural social security.
Digital Economy, Corporate Governance and Enterprise Innovation
Authors: Yuan Li
Published: September 2023

Based on the matching data of listed companies and urban digital economy from 2011 to 2019, this paper uses multiple regression model and intermediary effect model to examine the relationship between digital economy, corporate governance and enterprise innovation. The research results show that there is a positive correlation between digital economy and enterprise innovation, digital economy positively promotes the level of corporate governance, and corporate governance plays a part of the intermediary effect between digital economy and enterprise innovation.
Youthful Courage to Chase the Green Dream, and Build a Civilised Garden Together
Authors: Fan Miaomiao
Published: September 2023

Xi Jinping stressed in his speech that China's economic and social development has entered a high-quality development stage of accelerated greening and decarbonisation, and the construction of an ecological civilisation is still in a critical period of overlapping pressures and heavy loads. At present, it is necessary to plan and promote the work of ecological environmental protection in the new journey with a higher standpoint, a wider vision, and greater strength, and write a new chapter of ecological civilisation construction in the new era. This paper is based on the ecological civilisation era background, through the Beautiful China Practice Group in Bengbu City, Anhui Province, Longhu Jiayuan summer social practice activities, to further understand the city community residents living environment and environmental protection and energy saving cognitive status quo. And on this basis, the use of questionnaire survey method, literature research method, network survey method on the residents' cognitive status quo to carry out motivation analysis and related comments, and finally, according to the results of the research on China's future to strengthen the construction of ecological civilisation in the urban community and build a civilised society to provide some suggestions and prospects.
Study on the Causes and Countermeasures of SN Company's Financial Crisis
Authors: Wang Lihui , Shi Dongwei , Chen Han
Published: September 2023

SN Company, a leading retailer in the industry, is in financial crisis, what caused it to be in crisis? How should the company get out of the crisis? This paper analyzes the causes of SN's financial crisis and proposes measures for SN to cope with the crisis, and also provides insights for similar retail companies to prevent financial crisis.
Quality Evaluation of Hot Melt Welding of Plastic Pipes
Authors: Wang Baohong , Li Jun
Published: September 2023

In this paper, aiming at the welding quality problems of plastic pipes, finite element analysis method was used to evaluate the quality of welded joints through temperature, melting layer and stress. The results showed that: the crystallization degree and heat transfer distance of the welded surface and its heat-affected zone were different, resulting in different properties of welded joints. Stress stabilization will increase polymer apparent viscosity and reduce melt flow capacity, thus reducing residual stress.
Research on the Pattern of Pet Fostering Based on Internet Technology
Authors: Wang Shengnan , Wang Hao , Yao Yu , Yin Wei , Zhou Zejiong
Published: September 2023

In the post pandemic era, people's social and travel needs have gradually increased, and the concept of pet care has gradually become popular. The demand for pet foster care is also increasing day by day. In this environment, we carry out innovative reforms based on customer needs, supported by big data cloud computing technology and artificial intelligence technology. The core innovation of the "Mingchongwu" project lies in utilizing internet technology to achieve precise integration of resources and needs. By serving both supply and demand simultaneously, utilizing the precise positioning capabilities, powerful information processing capabilities, and data analysis capabilities of internet technology, we can find the most suitable foster care point for the foster care provider and seek additional business cooperation for the service provider, achieving a win-win situation for both parties.
More Electric Aircraft in the Aerospace Field
Authors: Zhang Haosen
Published: September 2023

With the development of aircraft design toward more electricity, more electric aircraft effectively improving the fuel economy, reliability and maintainability of the aircraft, and has become an important direction of the aviation technology. This paper analyzes and compares the more electric aircraft and conventional aircraft, summarizes the key technologies supporting the development of more electric aircraft.
Research on Water Influx Issues in Carbonate Reservoir Development
Authors: Fu Yu , Zhang Mingzhou
Published: September 2023

The issue of water encroachment in the development of carbonate reservoirs has always been one of the significant factors limiting the effectiveness of reservoir development. The impact of water encroachment on well productivity cannot be ignored, making the study of water encroachment in carbonate reservoirs of great theoretical and practical significance. In this study, we focused on the problem of severe water encroachment in the fringe well group of the MX reservoir, and applied dynamic analysis and numerical simulation techniques to explore practical water management strategies. The research results indicate that in strong water encroachment reservoirs, active drainage from peripheral wells can consume water energy, reduce the pressure differential between gas and water zones, slow down the water encroachment rate, and significantly delay the occurrence of water breakthrough within the reservoir. This study provides technical references for the rational and effective development of strong water encroachment reservoirs.