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The Digital Economy and Real Economy: The Dynamic Interaction Effect and the Coupling Coordination Degree
Authors: Wang Zhaozhi , Lin Shoufu , Chen Yang , Lyulyov Oleksii , Pimonenko Tetyana
Published: July 2024

This article aims to analyze the interplay between the digital economy (DE) and the real economy (RE), examining how they impact each other in terms of empowerment and supply effects. The study object is China from 2011 to 2021. This study applies the panel vector autoregressive model (PVAR). The study’s findings underscore a delayed empowerment effect within the DE. While DE growth has the potential to substantially enhance the future overall expansion of the tangible economy, it might concurrently dampen the short-term structural balance of the latter. However, the supply effect in the RE mode exhibits a similar delay. The time-lagged factors relating to the tangible economy’s total growth and structural fine-tuning play a pivotal role in fostering the progress of DE. Self-enhancement mechanisms significantly influence the overall growth of the tangible economy. However, this mechanism does not have the same significance in regard to enhancing structural coordination. Although the tangible economy’s expansion can catalyze structural refinement, the inverse relationship—where structural enhancement profoundly fuels tangible economic growth—does not hold true to a substantial extent. By assessing the overall degree of coupling and coordination between the DE and the tangible economy, it becomes apparent that these two domains are not tightly integrated. Instead, they exist in a fundamentally coordinated state, with a year-on-year upwards trend in their alignment, albeit at a modest pace. Furthermore, this coupling coordination degree displays a progressively diminishing trend from the southeastern coastal regions to the western interior, revealing a pronounced spatial imbalance. The contribution of this paper lies in its comprehensive enhancement of the theoretical framework and empirical research in the integration of energy and digital economy, addressing sustainable development, regional economic disparities, and practical policy implications to support future strategies for blending digital advancement with renewable energy utilization.
Analysis of the Effect of Environmental Regulation on Eco-Efficiency of Service Sector
Authors: Liu Xuefen , Gan Chang , Voda Mihai
Published: July 2024

The green transformation of the service sector is crucial for promoting the construction of ecological civilization and boosting high-quality development. The aim of the relationship between environmental regulation and eco-efficiency is to explore the path of the green transformation of the service sector. Based on the provincial data in China from 2001~2019, this study investigated the effect of environmental regulation on the eco-efficiency of the service sector, concentrating on the influencing mechanism and threshold effect of environmental regulation on the eco-efficiency of the largest service sector in the Chinese economy. Applying the panel OLS model, mediating model, and threshold effect model. The main findings are as follows. First, environmental regulation is not beneficial for boosting the eco-efficiency of the service sector because of compliance costs. Second, environmental regulation can reduce the eco-efficiency of the service sector through service agglomeration. However, the effect of innovation compensation can hinder the negative influence of environmental regulation on the eco-efficiency of the service sector. Third, the inhibiting effect of environmental regulation disappears non-linearly with boosting economic development. Conversely, the positive influence of environmental regulation becomes negative, along with improving service agglomeration. At last, this study provided recommendations for the policymakers who hope to accelerate the green transformation of the service sector from the perspectives of strengthening technological innovation, reducing agglomeration, and establishing coordinated development mechanisms.
Sustainable Strategies for Crystalline Solar Cell Recycling: A Review on Recycling Techniques, Companies, and Environmental Impact Analysis
Authors: Akhter Mina , Al Mansur Ahmed , Islam Md. Imamul , Lipu M. S. Hossain , Karim Tahia F. , Abdolrasol Maher G. M. , Alghamdi Thamer A. H.
Published: July 2024

Solar PV is gaining increasing importance in the worldwide energy industry. Consequently, the global expansion of crystalline photovoltaic power plants has resulted in a rise in PV waste generation. However, disposing of PV waste is challenging and can pose harmful chemical effects on the environment. Therefore, developing technologies for recycling crystalline silicon solar modules is imperative to improve process efficiency, economics, recovery, and recycling rates. This review offers a comprehensive analysis of PV waste management, specifically focusing on crystalline solar cell recycling. The classification of PV recycling companies based on various components, including solar panels, PV glass, aluminum frames, silicon solar cells, junction boxes, plastic, back sheets, and cables, is explored. Additionally, the survey includes an in-depth literature review concentrating on chemical treatment for crystalline solar cell recycling. Furthermore, this study provides constructive suggestions for PV power plants on how to promote solar cell recycling at the end of their life cycles, thereby reducing their environmental impact. Moreover, the techno-economic and environmental dimensions of solar cell recycling techniques are investigated in detail. Overall, this review offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities associated with crystalline solar cell recycling, emphasizing the importance of economically feasible and environmentally sustainable PV waste management solutions in the constantly evolving solar energy market.
Screening Potential Nitrification Inhibitors through a Structure–Activity Relationship Study—The Case of Cinnamic Acid Derivatives
Authors: Zhang Jie , Liu Jia , Li Guilong , Wu Meng
Published: July 2024

Using a nitrification inhibitor to decrease nitrification rates in soil represents a promising strategy to improve nitrogen fertilizer use efficiency. Nonetheless, rapid screening of nitrification inhibitors remains challenging. In this study, we propose a strategy to screen potential nitrification inhibitors through a structure–activity relationship (SAR) study based on a rapid determination of nitrification inhibition. To demonstrate this, the nitrification inhibition potentials of cinnamic acid derivatives against Nitrosomonas europaea growth were evaluated in a liquid culture. The SAR study showed that hydroxyl and fluoride groups were the favorable substituents on the benzene ring, and the ester group and double bond in the side chain were essential for maintaining high inhibition efficacy. Three compounds with notable inhibitory efficacy (EC50 = 8–25 μM) were further assessed in agricultural soil, and they displayed a noteworthy reduction in nitrification rate and bacterial amoA gene numbers. Based on the results, we identified methyl cinnamate, methyl 4-hydroxycinnamate, and methyl 4-fluorocinnamate as promising candidates for nitrification inhibition.
Recovery of Cleaning Solutions from Dairy Manufacturing Effluents Using Membrane Technology
Authors: Kowalska Izabela
Published: July 2024

The recovery concept of cleaning solutions, based on single-phase detergents from cleaning-in-place (CIP) effluents from the dairy industry, is presented. The first step consists of ultrafiltration (UF) (with a cut-off of 5 or 10 kDa) to reduce the high load of milk proteins, followed by nanofiltration (NF) (with a cut-off of 200 Da) to separate low molecular weight lactose. Membrane steps were performed in the concentration mode, achieving a recovery of 75% of the solutions. UF modules reduced 70–85% of chemical oxygen demand (COD), 99% of milk proteins, and 45–70% of lactose, limiting the susceptibility of NF modules to fouling. Combined with nanofiltration, the efficiency of the purification system is 100% for proteins and more than 99% for lactose. The solutions recovered in the proposed purification variants are recognized as sodium hydroxide solutions with a surfactant admixture, and they can be successfully re-used for cleaning processes in the production plant.
Analysis of Land Use Changes in the Sado Estuary (Portugal) from the 19th to the 21st Century, Based on Historical Maps, Fieldwork, and Remote Sensing
Authors: Alves Neise Mare de Souza , Pimentel Nuno , Silva Débora Barbosa da , Inácio Miguel , Cunha Ana Graça , Freitas Maria da Conceição
Published: July 2024

This study analyses land use changes in the Sado Estuary (West-Central Portugal) based on a multi-temporal analysis of 19th century cartographic data and 21st century remote sensing land use maps, updated by fieldwork. A GIS plot of land use evolution is summarized in a quantitative table. The comparison shows the changes in land use, with increasing occupation by human economic activities, including extensive agriculture and forestry, as well as localized urbanization and industrialization. The main elements of the landscape impacted by anthropogenic uses were (i) hydrography—river dams affected the flow dynamics and sedimentary processes in the estuary; (ii) vegetation—increasing agriculture and forestry reduced the area of native vegetation, which is now mostly occupied by vineyards, pine forests and cork oaks; (iii) wetlands—tidal and alluvial plains are being occupied by rice cultivation, aquaculture, industries, and ports; (iv) coastal dunes—new developments are occupying large areas of Holocene coastal dunes; and (v) natural environment—mining and dredging have affected some habitats and biodiversity. This analysis is intended to help the territorial organization of present and future economic activities, as well as to reduce environmental and social problems, thus promoting the long-term sustainability of this rapidly evolving region.
Exploring Sustainability Assessment Practices in Higher Education: A Comprehensive Review through Content and Bibliometric Analyses
Authors: Basheer Najihath , Ahmed Vian , Bahroun Zied , Anane Chiraz
Published: July 2024

The drastically increasing significance of sustainability development has motivated higher education institutions (HEIs) to make efforts to achieve sustainability development goals (SDGs). This has led to the inevitable need to track and assess these efforts. This review is centered on the meticulous collection and analysis of pertinent papers within the context of HEIs, subsequently organizing and consolidating them into distinct sustainability domains by utilizing the PRISMA methodology. A collection of 83 pre-existing articles and publications retrieved from the Scopus database is employed for an in-depth exploration of the current research. This study employs both bibliometric and content analyses to explore distribution and citation dynamics and identifies six primary thematic concentrations within the field. The key findings highlight a significant increase in the importance of sustainability, emphasizing the critical need for HEIs to integrate SDGs across all departments. Additionally, the development of cross-institutional evaluation tools tailored to various sustainability aspects is underscored. These tools elucidate key competencies and broaden the application of educational sustainability in both research and curriculum development. The study also identifies a need for future research to explore how effectively these assessment methodologies drive tangible sustainability outcomes within HEIs. It suggests that developing more nuanced and adaptable evaluation tools could better meet the diverse needs of institutions globally. Additionally, the findings support HEIs’ and stakeholders’ decision making by identifying potential challenges in the implementation and assessment of sustainability.
Optimal Allocation of Water Resources Using Agro-Economic Development and Colony Optimization Algorithm
Authors: Shahraki Ali Sardar , Tash Mohim , Caloiero Tommaso , Bazrafshan Ommolbanin
Published: July 2024

Water is an irreplaceable commodity with a high economic value. Today, water scarcity is the biggest challenge in the world, and the crises arising from lack of freshwater resources are serious threats to sustainable environmental development and human health and welfare. As the problems grow in complexity and dimensions, it becomes less possible to solve them with conventional optimization methods or explicit computational methods in a proper amount of time and with the currently limited computation memory, making it very difficult to achieve an optimal absolute solution. In this regard, metaheuristic algorithms that are generally inspired by nature are used in complex optimization problems. The Pishin Dam is an important dam in the eastern basin of Iran in the south of Sistan and Baluchestan province. This region faces severe water stress due to very low precipitation and very high evaporation on the one hand and the growing increase in urban, agricultural, and industrial demand on the other hand. The water development plans executed by the Ministry of Energy in the studied region influence water supply and demand profoundly. This research investigated the optimal allocation of water resources of this dam under management scenarios using the metaheuristic technique of the ant colony optimization algorithm (ACO). The results showed that the best value of the objective function was 82.3658 million m3. When applying the scenario of developing the cultivation area, the best value was obtained at 67.1258, which was significantly different from the base state. The results show that the ACO algorithm is suitable for the water resources of the Pishin Dam and can be used in planning and policymaking.
Evaluation of Ecological Environment Quality and Analysis of Influencing Factors in Wuhan City Based on RSEI
Authors: Gan Xintian , Du Xiaochu , Duan Chengjun , Peng Linhan
Published: July 2024

It is crucial to assess the quality of ecological environments in urban areas and investigate the driving forces that would affect urban ecological environments. Utilizing the GEE platform, RSEI was computed by us for Wuhan from 1990 to 2020. Employing geodetector tools and the PLS-SEM approach, driving factors for ecological environment quality in Wuhan were discussed. The overall trend of ecological environment quality in Wuhan was to decline at first and then rise from 1990 to 2020 spatial aggregation characteristics of RSEI were significant; moreover, land use, location, population density, and GDP were included as the main influence factors causing spatial differentiation of RSEI; each influence factor’s effect was also different. Over the past three decades, a fluctuating decline has been exhibited by ecological environment quality in Wuhan. Central urban areas have poor ecological environment quality, while southern and northern distant urban zones have superior ecological environment quality. Clustering is shown to be significant spatially by both. The main influencers of ecological quality in Wuhan are human geographic factors, while natural geographic factors have comparatively minor impacts.
Inhibitory Effects of Biochar on N2O Emissions through Soil Denitrification in Huanghuaihai Plain of China and Estimation of Influence Time
Authors: Liu Hongyuan , Wang Nana , Wang Yanjun , Li Ying , Zhang Yan , Qi Gaoxiang , Dong Hongyun , Wang Hongcheng , Zhang Xijin , Li Xinhua
Published: July 2024

Biochar application is considered an effective method for reducing nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from soil. However, the mechanisms underlying the influence of various biochar dosages on soil N2O emissions and the duration of one-time biochar application remain unclear. The effects of different biochar application rates and a one-time application on soil N2O emissions in the Huanghuaihai Plain of China were investigated through a field experiment from 2020 to 2022. In the wheat and maize rotation system, six treatments were administered: no biochar (C0); 2 (C1), 4 (C2), 8 (C3), and 12 t/hm2 biochar (C4) applied annually; and a one-time application of 12 t/hm2 biochar (CS) in 2018. Our results indicate that, compared with C0, biochar significantly inhibited soil N2O emissions, particularly in the C3 and C4 treatments, with reductions of 31.36–56.21% and 36.92–52.45%, respectively. However, CS did not significantly affect soil N2O emissions during the study period. These findings suggest that the biochar’s inhibitory effect on soil N2O emissions is contingent upon the dosage and frequency of application. A structural equation model revealed that biochar decreases soil N2O emissions by enhancing the reduction in N2O during denitrification. Under the conditions of this experiment, based on a logistic ecological model, a one-time application of 12 t/hm2 biochar was projected to significantly reduce soil N2O emissions for approximately 1.77 years. On the whole, biochar reduces soil N2O emissions mainly by regulating N2O production through denitrification, and the duration of this inhibition of N2O emissions mainly depends on the application amount and frequency of biochar application.
Poverty (Number 1 Goal of the SDG) of Disabled People through Disability Studies and Ability Studies Lenses: A Scoping Review
Authors: Berie Tsion , Kidd Sean A. , Wolbring Gregor
Published: July 2024

According to the World Bank, the world will not meet the SDG of ending extreme poverty in 2030. Disabled people live disproportionally below the poverty line. Many societal developments and discussions can influence the poverty level of disabled people. This study aimed to better understand the academic engagement with the poverty of disabled people in general and in Canada. To fulfill this aim, we performed a scoping review of academic abstracts obtained from SCOPUS, the 70 databases of EBSCO-HOST, and Web of Science. We performed a frequency count and a content analysis of abstracts containing the terms “poverty” or “impoverish*” or “socioeconomic” or “SES” or “income”. We ascertained how the abstracts engaged with the poverty of disabled people in general and in Canada and in conjunction with keywords linked to a select set of societal developments and discussions we saw as impacting poverty and being impacted by poverty. We also looked at the use of concepts coined to discuss ability judgments and social problems with being occupied, two areas that impact the poverty of disabled people. We found that disabled people were mentioned in 0.86% of the abstracts using the term “poverty” in general and 4.1% (88 abstracts) for Canada. For the terms “impoverish*”, “socioeconomic”, “SES”, and “income”, the numbers were 3.15% in general and 0.94% for Canada. The poverty of disabled people who also belong to other marginalized groups was rarely covered. Our qualitative content analysis revealed that many of the hit-count positive abstracts did not cover the poverty of disabled people. We found 22 relevant abstracts that covered the poverty of disabled people in conjunction with technologies, eight in conjunction with accessibility not already mentioned under technology, eight with intersectionality, seven with “activis*” or advocacy, three with sustainability, two with climate change, and none for burnout or ally. The occupation and ability judgment-focused concepts were rarely or not at all employed to discuss the poverty of disabled people. Our findings suggest many gaps in the coverage of the poverty of disabled people that need to be fixed.
Is the Economy, Environment and Energy (3E) System Sustainable?—An Analysis of the Coordination Degree of Carbon Decoupling and Energy Equity in the Yangtze River Economic Belt
Authors: Fu Chun , Luo Chuanyong , Liu Yezhong
Published: July 2024

As the climate crisis intensifies, the low-carbon transition seems to be the necessary path to maintain the sustainability of the 3E system. However, does it no longer pose potential threats to sustainability? In the context of the low-carbon transition, this study reveals hidden worries about the sustainability of the 3E system from an energy equity perspective, specifically focusing on the coordination between carbon decoupling and energy equity. This study innovatively calculates the level of carbon decoupling and energy equity in China’s Yangtze River Economic Belt from 2008 to 2019 and explores the degree of coordinated development between carbon decoupling and energy equity by employing the coupling coordination model and bivariate local Moran index. The results show the following: (1) from 2008 to 2019, the energy equity in the Yangtze River Economic Belt showed steady improvement, but the overall level was still not high, being below 0.5; (2) the upstream and downstream regions showed more obvious resistance in maintaining the coordinated development of carbon decoupling and energy equity, but there are structural differences among them; (3) inter-basin differences were an important feature of the low-carbon economy and equitable energy development in the Yangtze River Economic Belt in the past. This study provides policy implications and research insights for promoting the sustainability of the 3E system in transition countries from an energy equity perspective.
Abundant Soliton Solutions to the Generalized Reaction Duffing Model and Their Applications
Authors: Vivas-Cortez Miguel , Aftab Maryam , Abbas Muhammad , Alosaimi Moataz
Published: July 2024

The main aim of this study is to obtain soliton solutions of the generalized reaction Duffing model, which is a generalization for a collection of prominent models describing various key phenomena in science and engineering. The equation models the motion of a damped oscillator with a more complex potential than in basic harmonic motion. Two effective techniques, the mapping method and Bernoulli sub-ODE technique, are used for the first time to obtain the soliton solutions of the proposed model. Initially, the traveling wave transform, which comes from Lie symmetry infinitesimals, is applied, and a nonlinear ordinary differential equation form is derived. These approaches effectively retrieve a hyperbolic, Jacobi function as well as trigonometric solutions while the appropriate conditions are applied to the parameters. Numerous innovative solutions, including the kink wave, anti-kink wave, bell shape, anti-bell shape, W-shape, bright, dark and singular shape soliton solutions, were produced via the mapping and Bernoulli sub-ODE approaches. The research includes comprehensive 2D and 3D graphical representations of the solutions, facilitating a better understanding of their physical attributes and proving the effectiveness of the proposed methods in solving complex nonlinear equations. It is important to note that the proposed methods are competent, credible and interesting analytical tools for solving nonlinear partial differential equations.
A Novel Fixed-Point Iteration Approach for Solving Troesch’s Problem
Authors: Filali Doaa , Ali Faeem , Akram Mohammad , Dilshad Mohammad
Published: July 2024

This paper introduces a novel F fixed-point iteration method that leverages Green’s function for solving the nonlinear Troesch problem in Banach spaces, which are symmetric spaces. The Troesch problem, characterized by its challenging boundary conditions and nonlinear nature, is significant in various physical and engineering applications. The proposed method integrates fixed-point theory with Green’s function techniques to develop an iteration process that ensures convergence, stability, and accuracy. The numerical experiments demonstrate the method’s efficiency and robustness, highlighting its potential for broader applications in solving nonlinear differential equations in Banach spaces.
Innovative Strategies for Bio-Waste Collection in Major Cities during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Comprehensive Model for Sustainable Cities—The City of Athens Experience
Authors: Sepetis Anastasios , Georgantas Konstantinos , Nikolaou Ioannis
Published: July 2024

This paper introduces an innovative model for the organization and management of municipal bio-waste collection networks in major cities, particularly relevant in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Embracing circular economy principles and sustainable city practices, the proposed model addresses the urgent need for sustainable urban bio-waste management systems. Delving into the dynamic urban landscape, with a focus on the city of Athens, the study highlights the necessity of a robust decision-making methodology, the implementation of resilient processes, and the evaluation of their efficacy, especially during challenging times. The model centers on the effective collection, transportation, and monitoring of bio-waste, with a strategic aim to moderate environmental impacts, limit greenhouse gas emissions, and advance sustainable development goals. Utilizing the Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) method, this paper thoroughly examines critical components of an innovative bio-waste collection network, including infrastructure, technology, and human resources. By merging best practices from global urban centers and accounting for the unique characteristics of Athens, the model envisions a transition toward a circular economy. Notably, the proposed municipal bio-waste collection network at the source anticipates substantial contributions to achieving Sustainable Development Goals in major cities. The study concludes by showcasing the successful application of these methodologies in the Municipality of Athens, providing tangible evidence of their positive impact.
Rotavirus Sickness Symptoms: Manifestations of Defensive Responses from the Brain
Authors: Hellysaz Arash , Hagbom Marie
Published: July 2024

Rotavirus is infamous for being extremely contagious and for causing diarrhea and vomiting in infants. However, the symptomology is far more complex than what could be expected from a pathogen restricted to the boundaries of the small intestines. Other rotavirus sickness symptoms like fever, fatigue, sleepiness, stress, and loss of appetite have been clinically established for decades but remain poorly studied. A growing body of evidence in recent years has strengthened the idea that the evolutionarily preserved defensive responses that cause rotavirus sickness symptoms are more than just passive consequences of illness and rather likely to be coordinated events from the central nervous system (CNS), with the aim of maximizing the survival of the individual as well as the collective group. In this review, we discuss both established and plausible mechanisms of different rotavirus sickness symptoms as a series of CNS responses coordinated from the brain. We also consider the protective and the harmful nature of these events and highlight the need for further and deeper studies on rotavirus etiology.
The Epidemiology of Respiratory Syncytial Virus: New Trends and Future Perspectives
Authors: Raffaldi Irene , Castagno Emanuele
Published: July 2024

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) is a major cause of acute lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) worldwide [...]
Methodologies of compatibility of paradigms of society: Philosophical, psychological, and system-technical foundations
Authors: Морозов В.А.
Published: July 2024

Раскрыты философско-психологические основания методологии совместимости парадигм общества, которые ученые и исследователи могут рассматривать с разных точек зрения. Определены: составляющие философских и психологических оснований совместимости парадигм; специфика и особенности взглядов на совместимость парадигм; современная актуальность аспектов совместимости. Изложены системотехнические основания методологии совместимости парадигм с учетом влияния цифровизации общества и использования искусственного интеллекта. Выявлены принципы совместимости парадигм.

The philosophical and psychological foundations of the methodology of compatibility of paradigms of society are revealed, which can be considered from different points of view by scientists and researchers. The components of the philosophical and psychological foundations of compatibility of paradigms are determined; the specifics and peculiarities of views on compatibility of paradigms; the modern relevance of aspects of compatibility. The system-technical foundations of the methodology of paradigm compatibility are outlined, considering the impact of digitalization of society and the use of artificial intelligence. The principles of compatibility of paradigms are revealed.
Social contract as an effective measure of social support for families with children
Authors: Галкин А.И. , Кочетков Д.С.
Published: July 2024

В контуре национальных целей развития социальный контракт как механизм повышения доходов малоимущего населения и снижения уровня бедности в стране выступает в качестве наиболее перспективного благодаря его направленности на реализацию трудового потенциала граждан. В статье рассмотрен опыт реализации механизма социального контракта в Липецкой области. Проанализированы региональные особенности социального контракта, а также определены возможные риски снижения результативности меры социальной поддержки. В заключение предложены меры по дальнейшему развитию процессов предоставления социального контракта семьям с детьми в рамках осуществления предпринимательской деятельности.

In the context of national development goals, the social contract, as a mechanism for increasing the incomes of the poor and reducing poverty in the country, acts as the most promising due to its focus on realizing the labor potential of citizens. The article considers the experience of implementing the mechanism of the social contract in the Lipetsk region. The regional features of the social contract are analyzed, and possible risks of reducing the effectiveness of social support measures are identified. In conclusion, measures are proposed to further develop the processes of providing a social contract to families with children in the framework of entrepreneurial activity.
Rethinking Human and Machine Intelligence under Determinism
Authors: Jae Jeong Lee
Published: July 2024

This paper proposes a metaphysical framework for distinguishing between human and machine intelligence. It posits two identical deterministic worlds -- one comprising a human agent and the other a machine agent. These agents exhibit different information processing mechanisms despite their apparent sameness in a causal sense. Providing a conceptual modeling of their difference, this paper resolves what it calls “the vantage point problem” – namely, how to justify an omniscient perspective through which a determinist asserts determinism from within the supposedly deterministic universe.
Desafios da desinstitucionalização em saúde mental no contexto das políticas públicas brasileiras
Authors: Espadari Isabela Sthefanie , Ferreira Martins Letícia , De Oliveira Ribeiro Luana Ione , Ackel Rodrigues Alessandra
Published: July 2024

Objetivou-se analisar os desafios da desinstitucionalização em saúde mental no contexto das políticas públicas brasileiras, por meio de uma revisão integrativa da literatura entre 2018 e 2022 nas bases SciELO, BIREME, EBSCO e MEDLINE com os descritores: políticas públicas, saúde mental, desinstitucionalização, CAPS e RAPS. Incluíram-se artigos que abordassem mecanismos de desinstitucionalização propostos na política pública brasileira e excluíram-se estudos de revisão, teses e editoriais. Dos 69 materiais encontrados, 14 foram incluídos após análise dos critérios de inclusão e exclusão. Da análise desses materiais, três categorias temáticas emergiram: percepção dos usuários, práticas profissionais e políticas públicas. Na percepção dos usuários, os estudos revelaram avanços em termos de personalização do espaço do paciente, atendendo a sua necessidade de pertencimento. Já em práticas profissionais, destacaram-se a importância do trabalho interdisciplinar e condutas que ora favorecem a autonomia do paciente, contribuindo para a reinserção social efetiva, ora focam na comodidade para os profissionais e não no desenvolvimento psicossocial dos pacientes. Por fim, em políticas públicas, destacaram-se como mecanismos de desinstitucionalização o Programa de Volta para Casa, os Serviços de Residências Terapêuticas e o Centro de Atenção Psicossocial. Conclui-se que o desafio da desinstitucionalização relaciona-se a fragmentação entre referenciais teóricos e práticas profissionais. Embora as políticas públicas ofereçam subsídios teóricos, sua operacionalização carece da implantação efetiva de serviços e equipamentos substitutivos do hospital. Ainda, a formação profissional exige a reflexão sobre o saber-fazer em saúde mental, de modo que as práticas sejam comprometidas com a reinserção social, processos de protagonismo e emancipação dos usuários.
Caracterização do perfil dos profissionais de psicologia em teleterapia na pandemia
Authors: Benzi Meneghelli Samanta , Parada Ana Paula
Published: July 2024

A pandemia do COVID-19 promoveu novas formas de pensar o papel da Psicologia e de sua práxis, afetando o campo de atuação. Objetivou-se caracterizar e compreender o perfil dos profissionais de Psicologia atuantes na pandemia em plataforma de atendimento on-line. Participaram 20 profissionais, sendo 17 mulheres e 3 homens, com idade média de 32 anos, graduados em Psicologia, desses 5 eram recém-formados, ao qual foram aplicados questionário sociodemográfico e entrevista semiestruturada. Todos buscaram trabalho institucionalizado em ambiente home office. Nenhum profissional havia formação específica para modalidade de atendimento psicológico on-line e/ou em contextos de crise; eles enfrentaram alta demanda de pacientes graves, metas de número de atendimentos diário, com duração de tempo reduzido. A terceirização do vínculo terapêutico, adveio da busca por estabilidade financeira, evitar o contágio da doença e do desemprego. No entanto, a urgência e o desejo de ingressar no mercado de trabalho, mesmo sem formação específica, é intensificado nos recém-formados, o que os expõe a atender às demandas do mercado, que perversamente reconhecem a vulnerabilidade da profissão e naturaliza relações de trabalho precárias. A capacidade de escolha da área de interesse e competência profissional, pode ser limitada no início da carreira, principalmente em contexto de crise. A compreensão do campo de atuação, dificuldades e dinâmica do mercado de trabalho e o reconhecimento dos limites profissionais e pessoais, possibilita a construção de uma identidade e uma postura ética, como um fator protetivo acerca da práxis, o que fortalece a categoria para transformações mais dialéticas.
«Chasseurs» de motifs impressionnistes en Normandie
Authors: Viraben Hadrien
Published: July 2024

Chasser un motif, c’est partir à la recherche du site exact représenté par un peintre dans l’une de ses toiles. Depuis l’entre-deux-guerres, cette activité singulière a connu une faveur toute spéciale parmi les amateurs de l’impressionnisme. L’identification des lieux associés à l’histoire du mouvement est ainsi devenue une entreprise collective de mémoire, qui a pu aboutir à la valorisation, savante et touristique, du territoire impressionniste en Normandie, et qui perdure encore aujourd’hui à travers le festival Normandie impressionniste.
À la recherche des Monet d’aujourd’hui. Une interview de Philippe Piguet, commissaire général du festival Normandie impressionniste
Authors: Piguet Philippe , Pessiot Guy
Published: July 2024

Nous terminons ce dossier consacré à la Normandie impressionniste par un portrait et un programme. Le portrait, c’est celui de Philippe Piguet, commissaire général de la 4e édition du festival Normandie impressionniste qui se déroulera en 2020. Ce spécialiste de l’art sous toutes ses formes a un curriculum vitae impressionnant. Il répond ici aux questions de Guy Pessiot. Les principaux moments forts du programme de la 4e édition du festival 2020 complètent naturellement cet entretien.
1706-1757 Le père d’Incarville, un jésuite normand à Pékin
Authors: Cornu Claude
Published: July 2024

Les premiers jésuites français sont arrivés à Pékin en 1688. Habituellement désignés comme «les mathématiciens du roi», ils ont été envoyés par Louis XIV pour établir des liens avec la cour impériale et très vite se rendent indispensables par leurs compétences scientifiques et techniques auprès de l’empereur, qui leur off re une résidence et un terrain pour y bâti r leur église. Leurs successeurs y demeurent jusqu’à la dissolution de l’ordre par le Pape en 1773 et la disparition du dernier survivant en 1793. Si tous étaient des savants qui exercèrent des fonctions à la cour, ils étaient aussi venus évangéliser, mais ils durent faire face à des vagues de persécutions. Le père Pierre d’Incarville, Normand natif de Louviers (Eure), qui vécut à Pékin de 1742 jusqu’à sa mort en 1757, offre une illustration des obstacles rencontrés par les jésuites pour concilier le service de l’empereur et leur mission apostolique.
Une balade dans la Hague avec ses peintres et ses écrivains
Authors: Guermond Yves
Published: July 2024

Selon un mot de l’écrivain Didier Decoin, il n’y aurait pas deux mais trois Normandies : la Haute, la Basse et la Hague. On ne peut pas décrire la Hague comme un géographe le ferait habituellement, en analysant la relation entre le paysage naturel et le sens que l’évolution de la société peut lui donner. En ce sens, on peut dire de la Hague qu’elle échappe à la pensée géographique, car elle est hors du temps, comme le sont les hauts sommets des Alpes. Il y a dans la Hague un paysage brut qui coexiste avec le paysage aménagé, et c’est de ce paysage vieux de milliers d’années dont les peintres et les écrivains peuvent être les médiateurs. Ce parcours cherche à retrouver, selon des choix certes très personnels, certains décors naturels qui ont pu les inspirer, ou qui nous font penser à eux.
L’exercice du pouvoir en droit des majeurs protégés
Authors: Beauruel Mathilde
Published: July 2024

Au coeur de l’actualité juridique, la prise en charge des majeurs protégés constitue un véritable enjeu de notre société. Aujourd’hui, 800 000 personnes bénéficient d’une mesure de protection. On peut admettre que 1,5 % de la population française est placé sous un régime de protection juridique. Dans ce contexte, l’objectif de notre recherche a été d’apporter un regard nouveau sur le pouvoir en droit des majeurs protégés.
Mental Health and Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease: A Narrative Review
Authors: Ebrahimi Niloufar , Garimella Pranav S. , Chebib Fouad T. , Sparks Matthew A. , Lerma Edgar V. , Golsorkhi Mohadese , Ghozloujeh Zohreh Gholizadeh , Abdipour Amir , Norouzi Sayna
Published: July 2024

Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) is a genetic disorder marked by the development of cysts in the kidneys and other organs, leading to diverse clinical manifestations, including kidney failure. The psychological burden of ADPKD is substantial, with significant contributors including pain, daily life disruptions, depression, anxiety, and the guilt associated with transmitting ADPKD to offspring. This review details the psychological impacts of ADPKD on patients, addressing how they navigate physical and emotional challenges, including pain management, genetic guilt, mood disorders, and disease acceptance. This review also underscores the need for comprehensive research into the psychological aspects of ADPKD, focusing on the prevalence and contributing factors of emotional distress and identifying effective strategies for managing anxiety and depression. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of understanding the diverse factors that influence patients' quality of life and advocates for holistic interventions to address these psychological challenges.
Авландинский палеовулкан и золото-серебряное оруденение
Authors: Stepanov V. A. ,   Scientific Research Geotechnological Center FEB RAS, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
Published: July 2024

The article describes the geological structure and composition of the Avlandya stratovolcano, composed of cover and intrusive volcanites of the Late Devonian - Early Carboniferous Kedonian series. The paleovolcano area corresponds to the Avlandya ore cluster. The sector block on the southwestern periphery of the paleovolcano is the Kubaka ore field, which contains the large Kubaka gold and silver deposit and a number of occurrences. Textural features, the composition of ores and native gold indicate that the Kubaka deposit belongs to the volcanogenic gold-silver formation. The geological criteria of the Kubaka's Middle Paleozoic age have been determined.
Глубинное строение Северо-Востока России, закономерности размещения и прогноз рудного золота
Authors: Snyatkova O. L. ,   All-Russia Institute of Exploration Geophysics, St. Petersburg, Pronyagin N. I. ,   All-Russia Institute of Exploration Geophysics, St. Petersburg
Published: July 2024

The principal gold-bearing zone of the Kolyma-Chukotka fold belt is controlled by the Yana-Kolyma downfold of the earth's crust identified on the basis of gravity prospection data; it involves thick (25 km) terrigenous formations and their underlying migmatites as well as the lower layers of the earth's crust and asthenosphere. The Yana-Kolyma downfold is formed under the influence of the protogenic asthenospheric ultramafic magma chamber. According to the analysis of the most important ore-controlling factor (the thickness of the erosion cut), the structures of the deep Yano-Kolyma downfold are the least eroded, and, consequently, the rich placers of the principal gold bearing zone might have been formed from very rich gold motherlodes. This conclusion determines inferred resources in the principal zone and conforms with the calculated ratio of motherlode reserves exceeding placer reserves. The gold ore ratio of 2.6 is used for the prognostic evaluation of the ore gold mineragenic potential of the Kolyma-Chukotka fold belt, which makes 6 000 t.
Holocene Sediments оf the Adycha River Valley, Yakutia
Authors: Lozhkin A. V. ,   North-East Interdisciplinary Scientific Research Institute n. a. N. A. Shilo, FEB RAS, Magadan, Anderson P. M. ,   University of Washington, Department of Earth and Space Sciences and Quaternary Research Center, Seattle, WA, USA
Published: July 2024

Palynological analysis of radiocarbon-dated sediments from floodplain deposits and peat bogs preserved in the terraces along the Adycha River, a tributary of the Yana River, document the regional presence of larch forests over at least the last 10 500 14C BP (12 500 cal BP). The Adycha records indicate that the most favorable climatic conditions during this interval occurred during the Early Holocene, persisting up to 8 200 14C BP (9 200 cal BP), and during the Middle Holocene between c. 6 000-5 100 14C BP (6 900-5 800 cal BP). Climatic warming also happened between 400-190 calendar years ago, following the cooling of the Little Ice Age. The expansion of Pinus pumila into the Yana River basin occurred c. 7 000 14C BP (7 800 cal BP). A date of 8 200 14C BP falls within an interval of global cooling, referred to as the Bond 5 event, as defined from North Atlantic marine deposits.
Первые находки беззубки Anodonta anatina (Linnaeus, 1758) (Unionidae, Bivalvia) в р. Синяя - бассейн р. Лена, Саха (Якутия)
Authors: Sayenko E. M. ,   Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biota Biodiversity of East Asia, FEB RAS , Vladivostok, Rasshchepkina A. V. ,   Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biota Biodiversity of East Asia, FEB RAS , Vladivostok
Published: July 2024

The first data on the freshwater bivalve mollusks Anodonta anatina (Linnaeus, 1758) in the Sinyaya River, the left tributary of the Lena River, found within the Sinyaya Pillars natural park, are presented. The information on the species occurrence in the Lena River basin in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) is generalized.
Биотопическое распределение пауков-кругопрядов (Aranei: Araneidae) острова Аскольд (залив Петра Великого, Приморье)
Authors: Simonov P. S. ,   Pacific Geographical Institute FEB RAS, Vladivostok
Published: July 2024

The article presents the data on the species composition, abundance, spatial and biotopical distribution of orb-weaver spiders on Askold Island, located in Russia's Far East, in the Peter the Great Gulf (Primorsky Krai). The material was collected from 21 key sites of 3 x 25 m, by entomological sweeping and manually. A total of 507 spiders, belonging to 13 species from 8 genera, were captured. Of these, one species - Singa hamate - is indicated for the first time. On the island the most widespread spiders are of the genus Araneus, living in 11 out of 13 types of biotopes. For this genus, the most favorable are forest habitats, dominated by A. ishisawai and A. ventricosus. In open meadow biotopes, 8 species of spiders from 6 genera were recorded, with Neoscona adianta dominating: reaching the density of 29 specimens per 100 m2 in open plant communities with predominance of Artemisia gmelinii. In various parts of the island within linden and broad-leaved multi-species forests, the greatest diversity and abundance of orb-weaver spiders is recorded. There spiders from 3 genera (5 species of each) were caught. Their total density is 42.5 specimens per 100 m2. Stony beaches, stretching along the entire coast of the island, are characterized by the poorest faunal composition. One species encountered was Araneus ventricosus (4 specimens per 100 m2). For the Askold Island, a series of schematic distribution maps for the common species of orb-weaver spiders (A. ishisawai, A. ventricosus, A. macacus, Argiope bruennichi, Neoscona adianta, Plebs sachalinensis) has been compiled for the first time.
Topological Transitions in a Kerr Nonlinear Oscillator
Authors: Lin Juan , Yang Shou-Bang , Wu Fan , Yang Zhen-Biao
Published: July 2024

A Kerr nonlinear oscillator (KNO) supports a pair of steady eigenstates, coherent states with opposite phases, that are good for the encoding of continuous variable qubit basis states. Arbitrary control of the KNO confined within the steady-state subspace allows extraction of the Berry curvature through the linear response of the physical observable to the quench velocity of the system, providing an effective method for the characterization of topology in the KNO. As an alternative, the control adopting the “shortcut to adiabaticity” to the KNO enables the exploration of the topology through accelerated adiabatic eigenstate evolution to measure all 3 physical observables. Topological transitions are revealed by the jump of the first Chern number, obtained respectively from the integral of the Berry curvature and of the new polar angle relation, over the whole parameter space. Our strategy paves the way for measuring topological transitions in continuous variable systems.