bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Enabling Open Machine Learning of DNA Encoded Library Selections to Accelerate the Discovery of Small Molecule Protein Binders
Authors: Wellnitz James , Ahmad Shabbir , Begale Nabin , Joseph Jermiah , Zeng Hong , Bolotokova Albina , Dong Aiping , Reza Shaghayegh , Ghiabi Pegah , Elisa Gibson , Cheng Xuemin , Tu Guiping , Li Xianyang , Liu Jian , Dou Dengfeng , Li Jin , J. Harding Rachel , M. Edwards Aled , Haibe-Kains Benjamin , Halabelian Levon , Tropsha Alexander , Couñago Rafael
Published: October 2024

Recent advances in DNA-encoded library (DEL) screening have created bioactivity datasets containing billions of molecules, unlocking new opportunities for machine learning (ML) in drug discovery. However, most ultra-large DEL libraries are proprietary, limiting the advancement of ML tools for big chemical data analytics and hindering the democratization of DEL-ML technology. We address this gap by developing an open, end-to-end DEL-ML framework using public datasets, where enriched binders are represented by common chemical fingerprints, ensuring proprietary data protection. We demonstrate that ML models can be built and validated on fingerprinted DEL data and then applied to virtual screening (VS) of billion-sized, publicly accessible chemical libraries. As a proof-of-concept, we screened the human protein WDR91 using the HitGen OpenDEL library (3 billion molecules) and trained ML models, which were used to screen the Enamine REAL Space library (37 billion molecules). Fifty potential binders were identified, 48 of which were tested, and seven were confirmed as novel binders with dissociation constants (KD) from 2.7 to 21 μM that were successfully co-crystalized with WDR91. This fully automated, open-source workflow demonstrates the potential of DEL-ML models in discovering novel binders and promotes the use of open chemical bioactivity datasets and ML to accelerate drug discovery.
STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF BLUEBERRY POLYSACCHARIDE ON THE CHEMICAL EFFECT OF ANTI-MOVEMENT FATIGUE IN PHYSICAL TRAINING
Authors: Abasali Kadkhodaie , Ali Khaleghi
Published: October 2024

Fatigue (fatigue) refers to the ability to work due to the activity and the phenomenon of body function temporarily reduce, the improvement of sports endurance is the ability to resist fatigue strengthen the strong macro performance. The premise of body exercise endurance is enhancing energy reserves is enough, the more energy supply, the more durable endurance will be. BPs can reduce the content of BLA, BUN and increase HG, MG content in different degrees, these changes may be the important material base of its role of expressing anti-fatigue functions. Based on this, the time of exercise endurance of high-dose BPs group is extended than that of the normal control group at 14.3% (P<0.05), high-dose BPs group also effectively increased the SOD and LDH activity in body, and significantly reduced BUN, BLA and MDA content in body after strenuous exercise, which showed that high doses of BPs have strong ability to remove free radicals. Blueberry polysaccharides can increase the ability of aerobic metabolism and exercise endurance in body, so after completing the same exercise load, blood lactic acid content is relatively lower than the control group, thus able to resist the role of sports fatigue strength.
RESEARCH ON THE DANCE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM BASED ON USER EXPERIENCE
Authors: D. Jadloc Maria Amparo , Regidor Anna Kristin , S. Achico Narciso
Published: October 2024

Dance, a culture form of entertainment, has the value of art and appreciation, at the same time it plays the role of physical fitness, thus it becomes a kind of cultural behavior that is highly welcomed by people now. However, there are various types of dance with different forms, and the same kind of dance may bring different feelings to the audience. On the basis of experience of users, empirical analysis method was used in this paper, so the current situation of the present dance entertainment system in our country was analyzed and the existing problems were found out, and the reasons were put forward. Corresponding strategies to improve the design were proposed too. Experimental results show that which has theoretical and practical significance.
THE EFFECT OF GOVERNMENT SUPPORT, SATISFACTION AND SOCIAL ON MOTIVATION IN E-SPORTS ENGAGEMENT AMONG ATHLETES IN KUALA LUMPUR SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Authors: Amran Shaheliza , Mohamed Haidi Mohd Yazid , Samsudin Shamsulariffin , Salleh Kaswati
Published: October 2024

This study aims to investigated if there is an influence between government support, satisfaction and social on the level of motivation. This is a quantitative study using a cross-sectional study method involving 108 e-sports athletes (L=60, P=48) conducted in Secondary Schools around Kuala Lumpur. Research was conducted using a questionnaire as a research instrument using a likert scale format. Findings of the study for government support mean score which is (M=2.70, SP=1.22), while for satisfaction the mean score (M=4.01, SP=0.94) social influence mean score (M=3.73, SP=0.74) and motivation mean score (M=4.08, SP=0.93). Independent sample t-test was used to see the gender difference between each variable and results of the analysis showed satisfaction, social influence and motivation (p >0.05) explaining that there was no significant difference between men and women. To see the relationship between government support, satisfaction and social influence on the level of motivation, correlation analysis was used and the results showed that satisfaction has a high positive relationship with value (r=0.877**, p=0.000). So the regression test is used to see the factors that influence government support, satisfaction and social influence on the level of motivation and results show the highest percentage of influence which is 77.6%. Therefore, overall, the level of motivation is not only influenced by government support because the R Square value shows only 6.4%.
THE EFFICACY OF MULTIPLE-BALL TRAINING FOR FAST SKILL ACQUISITION IN TABLE TENNIS: A STUDY ON UNIVERSITY FEMALE STUDENTS
Authors: Baber Farwa , An Babar Noor ul
Published: October 2024

This study aimed to investigate the effect of multiple-ball practice on learning forehand topspin in university female students and develop a fast learning method for table tennis. Efficient training approaches are crucial due to limited time for physical teaching in universities. Twenty-four female students (average age: 18.25 ± 1.032) were divided into an experiment group and a control group. The study included pre-test, post-test, and retention test phases, using a standardized skills test to evaluate participants’ performance. Participants hit fed balls towards a specific target area, and successful hits were recorded as scores. Results showed significant score improvements from pre-test to post-test in both groups. The experiment group had a mean score of 73.75 (pre- and post-test t-value: -23.268), while the control group had a mean score of 71.08 (pre- and post-test t-value: -19.980). Both groups benefited from the training intervention, with a substantial increase in mean scores. Although there were no significant differences between the groups in the post-test and retention test (p > 0.05), the experiment group displayed a higher mean score and maintained their scores in the retention test. In conclusion, multiple-ball practice is an effective fast learning method for forehand topspin in table tennis sport.
THE EFFECT OF 6 WEEKS OF PHYSICAL FITNESS TRAINING ON BODY COMPOSITION, ENDURANCE, AND SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF 14-17 YEARS OLD TAEKWONDO ATHLETES
Authors: Bijarga Pedram Barari
Published: October 2024

Taekwondo (TKD) is a popular sport and is generally considered beneficial for health. The present study aimed to compare six weeks of physical fitness training on body composition, endurance, and specific performance of Taekwondo boys aged 14-17. Methods: 30 young men (14-17 years old) taekwondo players participated in this study, this number of players was collected in four taekwondo clubs, in the form of available samples and randomly divided into two experimental groups (15 n) and Control (15 n) were divided. This study evaluates the body composition (body fat) from the in-body device, evaluates endurance from the push-up and sit-up tests, and also evaluates the level of specialized performance of taekwondo athletes with the Mitt-kicking and Bag-kicking tests. In this study, the experimental group performed physical fitness exercises for six weeks, three times a week, and for 1 hour. It should be noted that the control group only did their routine Taekwondo exercises and did not participate in any of the training activities. They did not participate in the physical fitness program. In this study, the statistical analysis of 2*2 combined analysis of variance was used using SPSS26 software, the significance level in this study is less than 0.05. Results: Baseline comparisons revealed no significant differences between groups at baseline testing for all variables. Overall, EG improved significantly between baseline and after six weeks on all variables. On the other hand, the CG improved significantly on Mitt-kicking and Bag-kicking after six weeks. In between-group comparison, the EG scored better than the CG, the 1 Min sit-up, Mitt-kicking, and Bag-kicking. Conclusion: The results of the present study showed that six weeks of physical fitness exercises affected the body mass index, the endurance of the core region, and the performance of taekwondo athletes. These exercises can be used for pre-season training.
Comparative analysis and study of the properties of information carriers for steganographic data hiding in clustered file sys-tems
Authors: Shekhanin Kirill , Gorbachova Lyudmila , Kuznetsova Kuznetsova
Published: October 2024

The paper studies and analyzes various modern information storage technologies, namely HDD, Flash-USB, SSD. We`ve analyzed different indicators such as the number of implemented products, price, speed of reading and writing. Besides, we`ve considered some indicators of the information carriers’ efficiency in terms of view of the possibility of using steganographic methods for hiding information in clustered file systems. It have been analyzed the speed of sequential reading / writing and the speed of access to a random cluster, corresponding to the speed of access to a fragmented file. For this task, we used the test results from the UserBenchmark resource. The testing has made using the Sequential and Random4k methods. In addition, we have provided an assessment of information carriers and have gave recommendations of using the particular information carrier and method for hiding data by mixing clusters in the structure of the file system. Besides, it was analyzed the dependence of the speed parameters of access to the cluster on the level of file fragmentation. Refinements are made of how an increase or decrease in the level of fragmentation (entanglement) affects the speed of access to the file, which is an important indicator when using the method of hiding data in the file system structure. The advantages and disadvantages of various types of storage devices have been discussed, and its comparative analysis was made. Moreover, we analyzed the features of the process of defragmentation of drives, and the influence of various factors on the overall level of fragmentation on the storage medium. We placed emphasis on the greater the level of fragmentation on the storage medium, the more information could be hidden. It was concluded that due to the widespread use of SSD / HDD drives, the method of hiding information in the structure of file systems, by mixing clusters of covering files, is relevant.
MIGRATION OF AHISGA (MESKHETI) TURKS TO THE UNITED STATES AND LIVING THERE
Authors:   AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Rahimov Alvida
Published: October 2024

The purpose of this study is to assess what Ahisga Turks have adopted in the process of immigrat-ing to the United States and to discuss the methods individuals have developed to preserve their cul-ture in the process of acculturation. Many factors influence this process at the same time. The Ahisga Turks, consisting of about 600 families from the Krasnodar region of Russia, settled in various states of the United States and later in the State of Ohio, forming the source of information. This study is based on data collected through in-depth interviews with ten people, nine Ahisga Turks and one cleric from Turkey, living in Dayton, Ohio, USA. The article contains both interviews and literature studies about Ahisga Turks living in the United States. The return of Ahisga Turks, who were exiled to Central Asia by the Soviet regime in 1944 for strategic reasons, is still being postponed for strategic reasons. In many countries, including Turkey, where Ahisga Turks live, international organizations and think tanks continue to solve the issue from a political and strategic point of view. As a concrete example, it can be shown that although the return of Ahisga Turks to their land is a condition for Georgia's membership in the Council of Europe (1999), neither the Georgian state nor the Council of Europe can implement the return process as intended.
THE HISTORY OF PEOPLES IN KAZAKHSTAN DURING THE VIRGIN LANDS: PROCESS AND CONSEQUENCES
Authors:   AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Abdigali Nurken , Nabiev Sayat
Published: October 2024

The article describes the demographic impact of the peoples who moved to Kazakhstan during the years of development of virgin and fallow lands, one of the largest reforms under the Soviet regime. During this resettlement process, the number of diasporas in Kazakh lands increased dramatically, and the Kazakh people became a minority. This was especially evident in the northern regions of Kazakhstan, where virgin lands were built up. Over the years of developing virgin and fallow lands, Kazakhstan has moved from various industries to the forefront in the union republics. Also during the migration process there were visitors from other countries, except for the union republics. In particular, the Kazakhs who moved to China during the famine were given the opportunity to return to their homeland. Such an event, to a lesser extent, had a significant impact on the share of the Kazakh population in the demographic situation. This migration process was large-scale both territorially and ethnically. During the period in which the chronology of the virgin lands entered, the movement of peoples was also directed to an external channel. Chechens, Ingush, Karachays, Balkars, and others who were involuntarily deported to Kazakhstan during World War II. The peoples were able to return to their homeland. However, most of them remained in Kazakhstan. The article uses monographs, articles and statistical collections of researchers from the beginning of the Mother of God years to the present day. In addition, with the help of the historical-comparative method, the migration process of the peoples of this period was compared with statistical data.
THE INSTITUTE OF COUNTY CHIEFS IN THE SYSTEM OF COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE STEPPE REGIONS OF KAZAKHSTAN IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE XIX– EARLY XX CENTURIES
Authors:   AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Sadvokasova Zakish , Mukanova Gulnar
Published: October 2024

The introduction of the "Provisional Regulations of 1868", "Regulations of 1891" and other normative acts concerning the Kazakh lands marked the start of certain reforms. In historiography, minimal attention is paid to the formation and mission of the institute of county chiefs in the imperial administrative system of the Steppe Region. This study is designed to fill in the "white spots" of the designated scientific problem. The purpose and objectives of the study are to make an attempt on the basis of archival sources and published publications to summarize the specifics and mechanisms of the activities of county chiefs as "guides" of the evolution of the administrative apparatus in the Kazakh lands in the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries. The materials used in the study were identified from the funds of the Central State Archive of the Republic of Kazakhstan, The Russian State Historical Archive. For the first time, sources in the Kazakh language from the first Kazakh-language magazines and newspapers of the early twentieth century are introduced into scientific circulation. The methodology of research is: analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, content analysis, comparative, etc. Results. The article analyzes the sources on the activities of the district chiefs of the Steppe region. An attempt is made to draw attention to the specifics of the functioning of the institute of county chiefs, at times of aggravation of the socio-political situation in the region. Conclusion. In the designated chronological period, the district chiefs faced protest movements, they were involved in a confrontation with Kazakh leaders. Thus, the institution of county chiefs was a priori founded as apologists for the colonial system. The practical significance of the results of the study is seen in the generalization of the historical experience of managing the territories of forest-steppe spaces of Kazakhstan.
ISLAMIC POLICY OF THE SOVIET STATE IN 1917-1953 (BASED ON MATERIALS FROM THE AKTOBE REGION)
Authors:   AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Mambetova Guldana
Published: October 2024

The article discusses some issues of the Soviet government's policy towards Islam in the Aktobe region. The authors examine the policies of the Soviet government in 1917-1953. divided into three main periods. Since 1929, brutal persecution of all confessions of the Soviet Union began. During this period, mosques were closed by decrees and resolutions from above, and church valuables were confiscated. The city archive of the Aktobe region contains protocols and extracts from the Presidiums regarding this issue. One of the organizations engaged in anti-religious agitation is the organization of militant atheists. This organization dates back to 1925. Union of Militant Atheists cells were formed in all regions, including Aktobe region. The purpose of the article is to analyze the features of the policy of restriction and persecution of Islam in the Aktobe region and the socio-political situation during the establishment of the Bolshevik regime, manifestation of the policy pursued in the union republics and in the Aktobe region, as well as decrees and resolutions on the destruction of the Islamic religion in the territory of this region. During the preparation of the article, documents from the Almaty city archive and the state archive of the Aktobe region were used, as well as scientific research published in the Aktobe region.
DAILY LIFE OF JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR IN KAZAKHSTAN USING THE EXAMPLE OF SPASSK CAMP
Authors:   AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Kurbanbay Aliaidar , Myrzabekova Ryskeldy
Published: October 2024

The article examines the life of Ahiko Tetsuro, a soldier of the Imperial Japanese Army, arrested in Kazakhstan as a result of World War II and remaining in Kazakhstan after his release, the conditions of his arrest, the nature of life in Kazakhstan. The camp is considered from the inside, from the point of view of Ahiko Tetsuro. In addition, the memoirs and interviews of Ahiko Tetsuro are a valuable source of information about the internment conditions in the Spassky camp, the fates of other Japanese, daily life in the camp, the level of equipment. Highlighting the life and experiences of Ahiko Tetsuro, the quality of life of prisoners accepted for free work in the Spassky camp, the daily routine in the camp, provision of necessary things, the amount of food, the nature of forced labor, and other aspects of camp life emerged anew. Not only about the situation in the Spassky camp, but also about the return of prisoners of war, especially Japanese, the consequences of the arrest, how Ahiko Tetsuro was captured and how his life continued after his release. Information about the historical period under consideration was obtained from the memoirs of Ahiko Tetsuro using methods of everyday research and historical hermeneutics.
Posthumanist Technologies in Business: AI and Cloud Computing for Global Optimization and Ethical Challenges
Authors: Rodriguez Barboza Jhonny Richard , Oscar David Carreño-Flores  , Luis Miguel Davila-Zamora  , Hans Manuel Jalixto-Erazo  , Miguel Alfonso Oré de los Santos  , Orlando John Cruces-Torres  , Ricardo Edmundo Ruiz-Villavicencio  , Danny Villegas-Rivas
Published: October 2024

. This study explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing within posthumanist technologies, focusing on their impact on business optimization and information security. A systematic review of 40 studies across sectors such as banking and retail highlights the benefits of AI in automating tasks and enhancing decision-making, while cloud computing provides flexibility and scalability. However, risks like data privacy issues, algorithmic bias, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities demand attention. The research emphasizes the need for ethical frameworks and security strategies to mitigate these risks. Additionally, it stresses the importance of equitable access to these technologies for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and marginalized communities. The study provides actionable recommendations for businesses and calls for future research on the long-term societal implications of these technologies
Improving Communication Networks to Transfer Data in Real Time for Environmental Monitoring and Data Collection
Authors: Zigui Liu , Caluyo Felicito , Hernandez Rowell , Sarmiento Jeffrey , Rosales Cristina Amor
Published: October 2024

Integrated communication networks (CN) have proven successful in tracking environmental activities, wherein several sensors are installed throughout diverse surroundings to gather data or observe certain events. CNs, comprising several interacting detectors, have proven effective in various applications by transmitting data via diverse transmission methods inside the communication system. The erratic and constantly changing surroundings necessitate conventional CNs to engage in frequent conversations to disseminate the latest data, potentially incurring substantial connection expenses through joint data gathering and dissemination. High-frequency communications are prone to failure due to the extensive distance of data transfer. This research presents a unique methodology for multi-sensor environmental monitoring networks utilizing autonomous systems. The transmission system can mitigate elevated communication costs and Single Point of Failing (SPOF) challenges by employing a decentralized method that facilitates in-network processing. The methodology employs Boolean systems, enabling a straightforward verification process while preserving essential details about the dynamics of the communication system. The methodology further simplifies the data collection process and employs a Reinforcement Learning (RL) technique to forecast future events inside the surroundings by recognizing patterns.
BRIDGING THE GAP: STORE EXPERIENCE MEETS THE SUITABILITY OF VIRTUAL SHOPPING
Authors: Agarwal Smriti , Shah Vikita
Published: October 2024

The journey of virtual try-on technology traces back to the dawn of the Google age when e-commerce began reshaping our shopping habits. It arose as a solution to address the dilemmas posed by online shopping, where shoppers faced limitations in physically experiencing or testing products before committing to a purchase. [1.2]This gap between the physical in-store experience and the suitability of online shopping presented a prospect for innovation. As the technology evolved, so did its significance in the fashion industry. VTO emerged as the bridge between traditional in-store shopping and e-commerce, catering to the growing demand for a more engaging and immersive online shopping experience. It addressed the concerns of hesitant buyers, who were uncertain about how a garment would fit or how a shade of lipstick would look. [2,3,4]By providing a solution to these uncertainties, virtual try-on technology swiftly became an essential tool for fashion retailers, enhancing their customers' shopping journeys.
Efecto de biofertilizantes a base de microorganismos de montaña sobre la colonización micorrícica y el rendimiento de lechuga y zanahoria, en la Patagonia argentina
Authors: Mestre María Cecilia , Fioroni Facundo , Heinzle Leila Yamila , Sisón-Cáceres Leandro , Cardozo Andrea , Chillo Veronica , El Mujtar Veronica , Fernández Natalia
Published: October 2024

La co-innovación en el desarrollo de prácticas productivas que permitan disminuir el uso de insumos externos y ser amigables con el ambiente es una de las principales búsquedas en agroecología. Específicamente, disminuir el uso de fertilizantes importados y/o de síntesis química es una de las principales inquietudes de productores hortícolas de la Comarca Andina del Paralelo 42° en la Patagonia argentina. Este estudio evaluó el impacto de biofertilizantes, derivados de microorganismos de montaña recolectados de bosques nativos, sobre la colonización micorrícica y el rendimiento en cultivos de lechuga y zanahoria. Se evaluó el uso de “bioestimulante” y “supermagro” elaborados artesanalmente en comparación con la fertilización tradicional utilizada en tres chacras: una con manejo convencional y dos con manejo agroecológico. Los resultados mostraron que las chacras agroecológicas presentaron mayores niveles de colonización micorrícica en comparación con la convencional. En lechuga, la aplicación de supermagro incrementó la colonización micorrícica en las chacras agroecológicas, mientras que en zanahoria, los efectos de los distintos tratamientos fueron menos evidentes. El rendimiento de lechuga mostró una ligera disminución con supermagro respecto a la fertilización tradicional del productor o al bioestimulante; mientras que para zanahoria, el bioestimulante favoreció el rendimiento, especialmente en las chacras agroecológicas. El uso de biofertilizantes locales se perfila como una alternativa promisoria para mantener o mejorar la productividad de cultivos hortícolas intensivos. Estos bioinsumos no solo fomentan el funcionamiento del suelo, sino que también reducen la dependencia de insumos externos, contribuyendo a una transición hacia prácticas más sostenibles y resilientes.
As Instituições Sociais de Educação e a Linguagem dos Direitos Humanos: John Rawls e Sua Perspectiva Institucional
Authors: Kanashiro Fábio Gutierres , Trevisam Elisaide
Published: October 2024

Este artigo analisa a  linguagem dos Direitos Humanos e as instituições sociais de educação como paradigma humanista e civilizatório. A sociedade contemporânea, marcada pelo fato do pluralismo desenvolveu assimetrias e desigualdades discursivas na liguagem jurídica, ratificadas equivocadamente pelo corpo social. Compreender as Instituições Educacionais auxiliam na afirmação da linguagem dos direitos humanos. John Rawls promove uma visão alternativa para as instituições sociais, desenvolvendo um novo senso de justiça e carga valorativa para o direito. Realizada uma pesquisa hipotética – dedutiva, verificou-se a importância da democracia, educação e elementos de uma teoria da justiça para a contrução de uma nova linguagem jurídica
The Influence of Audit Tenure, Audit Fee, and Institutional Ownership on Audit Delay: Study of Companies in Various Industrial Sectors Listed on The Indonesian Stock Exchange 2018-2022
Authors: Alfaruq Zakiyuddin Abdul Malik , Maulana Ryan , Fadjar Achmad
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT   Purpose: This research aims to analyze the influence of audit tenure, audit fee, and institutional ownership on audit delay.Design/methodology: To do this research, the method chosen is quantitative. The sample used included 21 companies from various industries listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange and data collected over five years, from 2018 to 2022. The logistic regression test is the analysis used.. Findings: The results showed that the probability values of audit tenure, audit fees, and institutional ownership were less than the significance level of 0.05, suggesting that the increase and decrease in the number of audits in tenure, audit fees, and institutional ownership were not large enough to indicate a significant influence on the audit delay proposed as a hypothesis.Practical implications: The author organized the diverse factors and findings inside the structured literature review, while this study, which focuses on Institutional Ownership and board governance, provides valuable insights into earlier studies. The writers guide academics, regulatory agencies, and company practices in this corporate governance topic.Originality/Value: This research is relatively new because it uses varying audit fees and various industrial sectors, which include various industrial sectors, so that the research results can be more acceptable.
PELATIHAN PENYUSUNAN LAPORAN KEUANGAN DIGITAL DENGAN SIAPIK PADA PERAJIN TENUN DI PRINGGASELA
Authors: Wardani Laila , Kusmayadi Iwan , Suprayetno Djoko , Bagis Abdul Azis , Ahyar Muhammad
Published: October 2024

Isu strategis yang diangkat dalam kegiatan pengabdian kepada masyarakat (PkM) ini adalah manajemen keuangan digital. Fokus kegiatan ini untuk memberikan edukasi dalam meningkatkan literasi keuangan khususnya dalam penyusunan laporan keuangan secara digital melalui aplikasi SiApik. Khalayak sasarannya ditujukan bagi kaum perempuan yang masih aktif sebagai penenun di Desa Pringgasela Lombok Timur. Observasi di lapangan menyimpulkan bahwa para perempuan perajin tenun di Desa Pringgasela tidak melakukan pencatatan atau pembukuan sehingga tidak satu pun yang memiliki laporan keuangan sekalipun dalam bentuk yang sederhana maupun secara digital.  Kegiatan pelatihan dengan memperkenalkan aplikasi Si Apik dirasakan sebagai solusi yang sangat penting untuk meningkatkan life skills dalam tata kelola keuangan secara profesional dan praktis melalui sistem digital. Para perempuan perajin tenun Desa Pringgasela telah mengikuti sesi pelatihan dengan semangat dan antusias yang tinggi untuk mengaplikasikan secara langsung serta memiliki laporan keuangan digital yang mudah, aman dan terstandar.
Projeto Violências: Dialogando de Janeiro a Janeiro
Authors: Souza Cristina Braga , Campos Andreia A , Gawlak Teresa , Zanini Adriana Weber
Published: October 2024

O Centro de Socioeducação de Foz do Iguaçu localizado no estado Paraná, sob gestão da Secretaria de Justiça e Cidadania, através da Coordenação de Gestão do Sistema Socioeducativo, é um Programa que a
ELEMENTOS QUE CONSTITUEM O SETOR URBANO DE JATAÍ GOIÁS
Authors: Souza Carine Cabral , Assunção Hildeu Ferreira da
Published: October 2024

Com a urbanização, o meio urbano passa por processos de modificações para se adequar as demandas da população, essa alteração do espaço físico ocorre junto a alterações ambientais, socioeconômicas, te
A NECROBIOPOLÍTICA DO ATUAL GOVERNO FEDERAL BRASILEIRO EM TEMPOS DE PANDEMIA DA COVID-19 E O DIREITO À MORADIA
Authors: Diniz Ana Paula Santos
Published: October 2024

À luz de preceitos normativos garantidores do direito à moradia, bem como dos conceitos de necropolítica de Mbembe e de biopolítica de Foulcault, este estudo visa compreender o veto integral do Presid
O FAZER ANTROPOLÓGICO NUMA SOCIEDADE DAS IMAGENS: vicissitudes teóricas e perspectivas metodológicas contemporâneas.
Authors: Correa Alexandre Fernandes , Oliveira Adalberto Luiz Rizzo de , CAVALCANTE FRANCISCA VERONICA
Published: October 2024

Há uma espécie de consenso que habitamos numa sociedade das imagens. Gruzinsky, Rancière, entre outros, apontam para as características peculiares de uma civilização que se apresenta como uma densa fl
DESENVOLVIMENTO DE JUNTAS INTELIGENTES SOBREPOSTAS E T SOLDADAS POR FRICÇÃO LINEAR HÍBRIDA PARA APLICAÇÃO NA INDÚSTRIA AERONÁUTICA
Authors: Maciel Ricardo Leite
Published: October 2024

Durante décadas, as estruturas aeronáuticas foram ligadas recorrendo a uma variedade de técnicas de soldadura e união. A indústria aeronáutica faz uma reduzida utilização dos processos de soldadura em
Pipeline para Identificação de Genes Relacionados à Promoção de Crescimento em Plantas: Um Estudo de Caso da Rizobactéria Bacillus Velezensis
Authors: SILVA BEATRIZ APARECIDA LEOPOLDINO DA , Sanches Danilo Sipoli , Souza Alisson Lucas de , Oliveira Junior Admilton , TEIXEIRA GUSTAVO MANOEL , Oliveira João Paulo De , BR JACQUES UEL
Published: October 2024

A utilização de rizobactérias promotoras de crescimento em plantas (PGPR) tornou-se uma solução sustentável para o controle de fitopatógenos e aumento da produtividade agrícola nas últimas décadas. Ca
TERMOS ESPECÍFICOS EM OBSTETRÍCIA - P à Z
Authors: Serique Maria Alice Barbosa , Bittencourt Maria Clara Carlos de Medeiros , Santos Maria da Conceição Sombra dos , Silva Mayume Taynar Ferreira da , Vasconcelos Sabrina Vitória Freitas , Oliveira Taynah Ribeira de , Simão Xaiene Santos
Published: October 2024

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Analisis Pelaksanaan Konseling Pastoral Terhadap Jemaat Korban Kekerasan Dalam Rumah Tangga
Authors: Ledo Jollyanes Petrecia
Published: October 2024

Abstract. Domestic Violence (DV) in the congregation is an unexpected event, but it still happens. This study aimed to examine the implementation of pastoral counseling in the congregation of the Evangelical Christian Church in Timor (GMIT) Maranatha Oebufu in Kupang City Classis, so that the congregation council can improve pastoral services for victims and perpetrators. The research method used in this study is a qualitative method with a narrative approach. The result of the study indicates that pastoral counseling activities by the church for congregations experiencing domestic violence are ineffective because they only reach understanding and are not continued with pastoral actions needed by victims and perpetrators.Abstrak. Kekerasan Dalam Rumah Tangga (KDRT) dalam jemaat merupakan peristiwa yang tidak diharapkan, namun tetap terjadi. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengkaji pelaksanaan konseling pastoral pada jemaat Gereja Masehi Injili di Timor (GMIT) Maranatha Oebufu di Klasis Kota Kupang, agar majelis jemaat dapat menyempurnakan pelayanan pastoral bagi korban dan pelaku. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode kualitatif dengan pendekatan naratif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kegiatan konseling pastoral oleh gereja terhadap jemaat yang mengalami KDRT kurang efektif karena hanya sampai pada pemahaman dan tidak dilanjutkan dengan aksi pastoral yang dibutuhkan oleh korban maupun pelaku.
Pausanias Atticista, Ἀττικῶν ὀνομάτων συναγωγή
Authors: Benuzzi Federica
Published: October 2024

This article presents an overview of Pausanias Atticista’s Collection of Attic Words, addressing its transmission, structure, sources, evaluative terminology, and views of the canon of classical authors.
Pengaruh Fortifikasi Nanokalsium Terhadap Karakteristik Reologi Mie
Authors: Jufrinaldi Jufrinaldi , First Lourenty , Dias Septaningrum Laura Ryan , Pangestuti Kinanti , Sulistiawaty Lilis , Faridah F.
Published: October 2024

Noodles have become a very popular food ingredient among the people. It is hoped that the addition of nano calcium powder in making noodles is a solution for people to meet their calcium needs. The purpose of this research is to see the effect of nanocalcium fortification on the rheological characteristics of noodles. The stages of this research consist of the synthesis of nanocalcium from broiler chicken bones, nanocalcium fortification of noodle dough and characterization of noodles using a texture analyzer. The results show that the addition of 0.7 grams of nanocalcium to 250 grams of noodle dough shows differences in rheological characteristics both by means of significance tests and principal component analysis.
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF GREEN FINANCING FOR PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Chala Veronika , Demidov Bogdan
Published: October 2024

This article explores the theoretical foundations of green finance as a crucial tool for achieving sustainable development goals. Green finance supports environmentally friendly initiatives and projects that align with sustainability principles, particularly by providing funding for low-carbon projects and environmentally sound technologies. The article delves into the conceptual frameworks that underpin green finance and examines its connections with the economic, social, and environmental dimensions of sustainable development. It emphasizes the role that green finance plays in balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship and social well-being, thus contributing to a more sustainable global economy.
The key instruments of green finance, including green bonds, sustainability-focused investment funds, and responsible financing mechanisms, are thoroughly analyzed to understand their significance in promoting sustainable economic growth. These tools not only facilitate the funding of eco-friendly projects but also help shift financial markets toward more responsible practices. In this context, the article emphasizes the pivotal role played by international financial institutions, governments, and the private sector in driving green investments and fostering an economy that is conscious of its environmental impact. Particular attention is given to policy frameworks and regulatory measures that can create favorable conditions for the expansion of green finance, such as tax incentives, subsidies, and environmental regulations that encourage sustainable investment. Moreover, the article addresses the challenges impeding the development of green finance. These challenges include scalability issues, market regulation difficulties, and the need for increased international cooperation. Overcoming these obstacles is essential to unlock the full potential of green finance and ensure that it can contribute effectively to global efforts in combating climate change. The article also explores the future prospects of green finance within the broader context of transitioning toward more sustainable economic models and identifies opportunities for innovation and growth in this sector. Finally, the article highlights international strategies and showcases successful examples of green projects from different countries around the world. These case studies provide insight into the positive impacts of green finance on economic stability and the reduction of carbon emissions, offering a clearer understanding of how green finance can play a central role in fostering long-term sustainability on a global scale.
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AS A BASIS FOR THE FORMATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN RURAL AREAS
Authors: Demchenko Oleksandr
Published: October 2024

The article is dedicated to the analysis of economic, social, and environmental problems that intensified at the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century, stimulating the development of the concept of sustainable development. The authors examine contemporary challenges related to inequality between rich and poor countries, rising greenhouse gas emissions, and the consequences for the environment and society. The aim of the study is to systematize and generalize the existing theoretical and methodological foundations of sustainable development and to clarify them in the context of human capital formation in rural areas. The historical development of the concept of sustainable development, which was established at the UN conference in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, is considered, and three main components of this concept are presented: economic, social, and environmental. The study addresses the classical concept of sustainable development based on the Venn diagram, illustrating the harmonious combination of these components. Special attention is given to the analysis of indicators used for assessing sustainable development in rural areas. Specifically, both domestic and foreign methodological approaches to measuring the effectiveness and inclusiveness of the development of these areas are studied. The article examines various methodological approaches to assessing sustainable development, particularly in rural areas, with a focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN. The study presents an analysis of 17 Global Goals adopted for the period until 2030, aimed at achieving peace, prosperity, and sustainable development in all countries. It is revealed that Ukraine, as a UN member, has actively participated in the implementation of the SDGs, particularly through the national report “Sustainable Development Goals: Ukraine” in 2017. The study substantiates the importance of adapting global goals to the national characteristics of Ukraine, taking into account the specifics of the socio-economic and ecological system. A list of key goals for sustainable development in rural areas of Ukraine is provided, including poverty eradication, agricultural development, ensuring quality education, clean water, decent work, innovation, and infrastructure. The research identifies the importance of indicators for monitoring the achievement of goals and comparing them with the target values planned for 2030. However, considering the current situation with Russian aggression, the achievement of these goals is only possible in the long-term perspective.
Scientific legacy of Prof. Evgenia N. Sinskaya, Doctor of Biological and Agricultural Sciences: commemorating her 135th birthday
Authors: Editorial Article
Published: October 2024

In 2024, we celebrate the 135th birthday of Evgenia N. Sinskaya (1889–1965). A leading expert in the taxonomy, evolution, ecology and geography of cultivated plants and their wild relatives, Prof. E. N. Sinskaya occupies a well-deserved honorable place among the outstanding Russian biologists of the 20th century.

Prof. Sinskaya was undoubtedly no less talented as a prominent scientist, but as a writer as well. We believe that Prof. Sinskaya’s scientific ideas would be best recognized through acquainting the readers with the published results of her unique research and reconsidering her theoretical works on the taxonomy, phylogeny, and the problem of populations of higher plants. Therefore, on the eve of her birthday celebration, we present a chronological list of her major publications. This list can be recommended to young Russian scientists whose scientific interests extend from theoretical issues of plant biology to practical challenges of crop cultivation. Besides, the editors of the journal Vavilovia supply a list of unpublished works by E. N. Sinskaya in an attempt to incorporate archival documents into scientific circulation, thus encouraging further detailed studies dedicated to the scientific legacy of one of VIR’s most renowned scientists.
Analysis the Impact of Halal Certification Strategies on the Development of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMESs) in Bandung
Authors: Kurniawan Fakhry Hafiyyan , Cupian Cupian , Faisal Yudi Ahmad , Nugraha Ilham
Published: October 2024

The study aims to determine the strategy for halal certification in the development of Culinary SMEs in the Greater Bandung Region from an internal and external perspective. The research method used is a qualitative method with a SWOT matrix approach of IFAS (Internal Strategic Factors Analysis Summary) and EFAS (External Strategic Factors Analysis Summary) and AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process). The population in this study are competent parties who know the strategy of halal certification in the development of SMEs in the Greater Bandung Region and sampling was carried out using a purposive sampling technique with a total sample of 18 expert respondents who are ready and willing to be respondents. Based on the results of the IFAS and EFAS assessments, the halal certification strategy is in quadrant I, namely, "Grow and Develop". This research also shows the position of the halal certification strategy in the IA quadrant with the choice of the "Rapid Growth" strategy which has an S>O value, thereby supporting the SO strategy. Meanwhile, based on AHP analysis, the biggest problems and priority solutions are in the infrastructure aspect. The theoretical and practical implications of this research confirm that the problems and solutions that are the priority need to be considered by the relevant institutions. In conclusion, the government should play a proactive role in developing Culinary SMEs by raising awareness of halal opportunities and encouraging innovation. Halal certification institutions should optimize the certification process to support the development of Culinary SMEs.
Exponential Mean Modeling of Coping Strategies and Dietary Diversity During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Mozambique
Authors: Oyekale Abayomi Samuel
Published: October 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant socioeconomic problems to many developing countries. In Mozambique, the impacts of the pandemic were felt in different spheres of households’ livelihoods. This study contributes to the existing body of knowledge by analyzing the effects of coping strategies and other factors on households’ dietary diversity scores (HDDS). The data were collected in two non-longitudinal waves in 2021 and 2022 from 3975 households by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The instrumental Poisson regression model was used for data analysis. The results showed that across the two periods, cereals were mostly consumed (96.93%), while meats (15.75%), milk and dairy (13.99%), and eggs (9.16%) were the least consumed. There was an increment in the proportion of households that consumed between zero and four food groups. Furthermore, there were declines in the utilization of coping strategies, while depletion of savings (50.62%) and credit (45.21%) were mostly used. The instrumental variable Poisson regression results revealed that expected HDDS decreased significantly (p<0.05) with sold animals, eating elsewhere, consumption of seed stock, decreased agricultural input expenditures, and emergency begging, whereas illegal activities increased it. In addition, household incomes, crop farming, and being younger than 35 years significantly increased (p<0.05) the expected HDDS, while all regions except Gaza had significantly higher expected HDDS than Cabo Delgado. It was concluded that adopted coping mechanisms could not offset households’ food problems during the pandemic, although some regional differences existed. Therefore, initiatives to promote human nutrition in Mozambique should enhance households’ resilience to income shocks through region-specific income-promoting activities.
Muslim Tatars in the Kama area sketches by K.F. Goon
Authors: Gatina-Shafikova D. F.
Published: October 2024

The subject of the research in the article is the visual materials of the 1862-1863, reflecting the features of the costume complex of the Volga-Ural Tatars and its images depending on the time, theoretical and practical knowledge about the peoples living in a certain region and the representation of material heritage, through the socio-cultural perception of the artist K.F. Gun. Based on the results of the work, it was revealed that the artist executed the images in urban and rural settlements, designated class differences through the features of the costume complex - the materials used, multi-part headdresses and their differences from each other, decorative elements and ornaments. He was the first to distinguish between the differences in clothing that existed in private and public spaces, and actualized it in the images he created where the characteristic features of gender and age differences were revealed by the pictures of the costumes. However, it is necessary to highlight the controversial points in the images that were found in the works of K.F. Gun – atypical headdresses, analogues of which have not survived in museums or private collections; errors in administrative-territorial division, when the artist sketched the same people in different provinces, according to his signatures; confusion in peoples, for example - the ambiguous costume complex of the starokryashen Tatars (the Baptized Tatars), closer to the clothing of the Votyaks (Udmurts).