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Research on the Impact of Digital Media on the Communication of Cultural Heritage and Development Strategies -- Taking “Escape from the British Museum” as an Example
Authors: Liang Keying
Published: October 2024

The network micro-skit “Escape from the British Museum” narrates the story of a Tangzhi fine tire jade pot from China’s Tang dynasty, personified as it escapes from the British Museum. With the help of journalists, it embarks on a journey to return to its homeland, symbolically bringing back books for cultural relics that cannot be physically returned. This film creatively reconstructs media memory through vivid storytelling and digital communication, enhancing the accuracy and timeliness of conveying the significance of cultural relics. It innovatively reshapes how cultural heritage is communicated to modern audiences. The article explores the impact and opportunities presented by digital communication in the dissemination of Chinese cultural relics. It highlights how digital platforms can revitalize interest and engagement with cultural heritage by making it more accessible and relatable. Furthermore, the paper suggests new strategies for the future application of digitalization in cultural heritage communication, emphasizing the potential for increased interaction and understanding across diverse audiences. By analyzing “Escape from the British Museum,” the article provides a compelling example of how digital media can be harnessed to promote the communication and preservation of cultural relics. This approach not only fosters a deeper appreciation for cultural heritage but also paves the way for innovative practices in the development and dissemination of cultural relics in a globalized world.
The Shaping of The Global Art Market by The Development of The Modern Internet
Authors: Cheng Zhibo
Published: October 2024

In the realm of the art market, the widespread adoption of digital platforms and rapid technological advancements have had far-reaching effects. This paper explores how digital platforms have reshaped global art creation, distribution, and consumption patterns, analyzing their impact on democratizing access to art, disrupting traditional exhibition structures, and introducing new opportunities and challenges in the digital age. This paper investigates the transformative effects of web innovations on the art market, focusing on how digital platforms have reshaped global art creation, distribution, and consumption patterns. With the widespread adoption of the internet and rapid advancements in digital technologies, the art market is undergoing significant changes. This study examines key trends, case studies, and the broader implications of these changes, analyzing the democratization of access to art, the disruption of traditional exhibition structures, and the emergence of new opportunities and challenges in the digital age. It concludes by exploring both the advantages and complexities introduced by online platforms in the global art market and their long-term implications for the art ecosystem. As the internet expands and digital technologies evolve, the global art market faces unprecedented transformations. Traditional modes of art exchange and exhibition structures are being replaced by digital platforms, which not only expand the audience for artworks but also redefine interactions between artists and viewers. This paper aims to delve into the significant impact of these changes on the structure and ecosystem of the global art market.
The Study about the Impact of Douyin on Youth Culture and Consumption Behavior
Authors: Chen Wanru
Published: October 2024

This paper explores the significant influence of Douyin on youth culture and consumption behavior. Through a detailed case discussion and analysis of theoretical perspectives, it highlights the tension between content homogenization and multicultural expression. This tension is driven by personalized content tailored specifically for individual users, with core processes revolving around big data analytics and algorithmic recommendation systems. These systems raise ethical considerations in influencer marketing. The study reveals that the platform’s phenomenally popular cultural content amplifies the influencer economy and intensifies societal phenomena, such as the spectacle of society, which impact the cultural identity and consumption preferences of young people. The paper offers a series of recommendations based on these insights. Firstly, it suggests strategies for content diversification to combat the homogenization trend and promote a richer tapestry of cultural expression. Secondly, it emphasizes the need to reinforce ethics in influencer marketing to ensure that young audiences are not exploited or misled. Lastly, it advocates for measures to mitigate the negative impacts of the Society of the Spectacle on youth culture and consumer behavior. These recommendations aim to cultivate a more balanced digital ecosystem and facilitate a healthier and more democratic communicative environment. By implementing these strategies, Douyin can foster a platform that supports diverse cultural expressions while protecting and empowering its young users.
The Impact of E-Commerce on International Trade
Authors: Pan Jin
Published: October 2024

With the continuous deepening of world economic integration and globalization, the demand for efficient, flexible, and widely covered information exchange technologies in international trade has sharply increased. This trend directly nurtures and promotes the birth and development of e-commerce, a new business model. The rise of e-commerce is not only a product of the deep integration of information technology in international trade but also an important driving force for transforming and upgrading the global economic structure. It redefines the operation mode of international trade, promotes the global allocation of resources, and seamlessly connects with the market. E-commerce has rapidly emerged in global trade and, with its unique advantages, has become a powerful engine driving the deepening development of international trade. By eliminating geographical boundaries, optimizing transaction processes, enhancing information transparency, and promoting market diversification, e-commerce not only reshapes the competitive landscape of international trade but also greatly enhances the vitality and efficiency of international trade, injecting new vitality and momentum into the process of global economic integration. This article analyzes the specific manifestations of e-commerce in promoting the development of international trade and proposes corresponding countermeasures for the challenges faced by e-commerce.
Bilibili's Development Model Analysis and Market Transformation Strategy Research
Authors: Tan Jinsheng
Published: October 2024

With the rapid rise of video platforms, attracting and retaining users has become a critical focus for these websites. Bilibili, a prominent video-sharing platform, has experienced significant success but is now facing developmental bottlenecks that necessitate a strategic transformation. This paper aims to explore the measures Bilibili has undertaken in its transformation journey, evaluating both its successes and shortcomings. We will provide a detailed analysis of Bilibili's strategic initiatives, such as diversification of content offerings, technological enhancements, and user engagement strategies. By examining Bilibili's approach, this paper will offer insights into the general principles and characteristics that underpin the evolution of video platforms. For platforms like Bilibili, which have an established audience base yet strive to expand beyond their traditional user demographics, understanding these dynamics is crucial. Our analysis will culminate in actionable recommendations for video websites aiming to overcome similar growth challenges. These findings may serve as a valuable reference for video platforms seeking to broaden their audience and achieve sustainable growth. Through Bilibili's case, we will outline key lessons that can guide video platforms in navigating the complexities of user expansion and market competition.
Innovation of Corporate Advertising Strategy in the Context of Globalization: A Case Study of Apple
Authors: Gong Yuman
Published: October 2024

This paper examines Apple Inc. as a case study to explore how advertising innovation strategies can drive enterprise success in a globalized world. It delves into the evolution of Apple’s advertising approach, transitioning from an initial focus on product features to prioritizing emotional resonance and value delivery. The paper identifies key challenges in advertising innovation, offering strategic recommendations to address data privacy concerns while optimizing targeted advertising. It underscores the necessity for continuous content innovation to keep audiences engaged and highlights the complexities of navigating cultural differences in a global marketplace to enhance advertising effectiveness. The study emphasizes aligning advertising with consumer privacy preferences and leveraging creativity to connect with diverse audiences, ensuring messages are culturally sensitive and relevant. By respecting cultural nuances and fostering brand affinity, businesses can build stronger relationships with their global customer base. Ultimately, the paper highlights the profound implications of adopting innovative advertising strategies, which are essential for companies striving to maintain a competitive edge in today’s interconnected world. Through strategic advertising innovation, businesses like Apple can not only enhance their market presence but also build lasting brand loyalty across different cultural landscapes.
PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ABOUT DIDECTIC TEACHING AMONG PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES
Authors: BIBI M , SADDIQUE H , JABEEN R
Published: October 2024

Didactic teaching remains the dominant pedagogical approach in many educational institutions worldwide, including Pakistan. This study aimed to assess and compare the perceptions of students and teachers regarding didactic teaching in public and private colleges in Lahore, Pakistan. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted from January to July 2024, involving 152 participants (95 students and 57 teachers) from public and private colleges in Lahore. Participants were selected using stratified random sampling. Data were collected through a structured, pre-tested questionnaire assessing demographic characteristics, perceptions of didactic teaching, and preferences for interactive teaching methods. The data were analyzed using SPSS version 26.0. Chi-square and t-tests were employed to compare perceptions between groups, with statistical significance set at p < 0.05. Results: The majority of teachers (68.4%) favored didactic teaching, particularly for syllabus coverage in limited timeframes. In contrast, only 42.1% of students found didactic teaching effective, with significant differences between public (54%) and private (36.4%) college students (p < 0.05). Furthermore, 70.5% of students preferred interactive teaching methods such as group discussions and problem-solving activities, compared to 36.8% of teachers (p < 0.05). Private college participants, both students and teachers, showed a higher preference for interactive methods compared to their public counterparts (p < 0.05). Conclusion: This study highlights a significant divide between students' and teachers' perceptions of didactic teaching in public and private colleges. While teachers, particularly in public colleges, defend didactic teaching as efficient, students, especially in private colleges, express a clear preference for interactive methods. These findings suggest the need for reforms in Pakistan’s higher education system to integrate more interactive teaching approaches while maintaining the efficiency of didactic methods, especially in public institutions.
Seed borers of important leguminous forest tree species of central India and their control
Authors: Singh Seema , Joshi K.
Published: October 2024

Thirty six species of seed borers of leguminous forest tree species were collected and identified damaging the seeds of 31 leguminous tree species from Central India. The preventive and protective measures against these pests have been described.
Dukungan Sosial Guru Bimbingan Konseling terhadap Kematangan Karir Siswa di Sekolah Menengah Atas
Authors: Jalal Novita Maulidya
Published: October 2024

The aim of this research is to determine the social support provided by Guidance Counseling Teachers (BK) on the Career Maturity of High School Students or equivalent. The method in this research is library research which uses 9 scientific articles related to social support, guidance and counseling teachers, and career maturity of high school students. The results of this research show that BK teachers provide information services to students who really need services so that they can maximize their learning process and be enthusiastic about achieving their dreams or desired careers. Through career guidance, it can be a bridge for students to get closer and get to know the world of work and the things that must be prepared so that students are able to plan the careers needed in the era of society 5.0. The BK Teacher's efforts include providing individual counseling services, developing group guidance, providing support to students, completing facilities, providing systematic and sustainable training that suits the potential needs of students at school. Additionally, before deciding on an academic or non-academic career path, it is important for students to complete an interest test. The conclusion of this research is that social support from guidance and counseling teachers can support the career maturity of high school students. The implication of this research is that students can use the services of guidance and counseling teachers to support career maturity for the students' future
The Drivers of Institutional Quality: A Time Series ARDL Study in Bangladesh
Authors: Toufique Mohammad Mokammel Karim
Published: October 2024

Purpose: This study aimed to explore the factors affecting the institutional quality in Bangladesh, with a dataset spanning 1984-2022, focusing on the factors susceptible to policy changes rather than predetermined historical or geographic factors. Methodology: The study employs an autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) time series econometric model to examine both short-run and long-run dynamics. ARDL bound testing approach and Johansen cointegration techniques are also used followed by pairwise Granger causality test. Mandatory diagnostic and parameter stability tests are also carried out. Findings: The ARDL model reveals that human capital, natural resource rent, openness, and urbanization pressure, are significant long-run determinants of Bangladesh's institutional quality. The existence of long-run relationships among the variables of the model is confirmed by both ARDL bounds test and Johansen cointegration test. Policy implications: To improve institutional quality in the long run, there should be increased investment in human capital and better management of natural resources. The country appears to be unable to reap the benefits of openness in the long run, despite short-term gains. Additionally, policies should focus on effectively managing urbanization pressure. Novelty: The paper is the first to analyze the drivers of institutional quality in Bangladesh.
Factors Affecting Cashew Transportation Methods in Reducing Costs and Product Losses
Authors: Anh Nguyen Lan , Chau Le Tran Minh
Published: October 2024

This study examines the factors affecting cashew transportation methods to reduce costs and product losses in Vietnam's cashew industry. Using panel data from 2005-2020 and gravity model regression analysis, the research investigates the impact of production scale, consumption demand, geographical distance, transportation infrastructure, costs, time, and storage conditions on cashew transportation efficiency. The results show that transportation costs, time, and distance have strong negative effects, while storage conditions, infrastructure, and production scale positively influence transportation efficiency. Consumption demand from the EU market also plays a significant role in improving transportation methods. The study suggests that businesses should optimize costs, reduce delivery time, invest in modern storage and packaging systems, and leverage production scale and infrastructure to enhance competitiveness. Government support through infrastructure development, favorable policies, and market information access is crucial for the sustainable growth of Vietnam's cashew industry. The findings contribute to understanding factors affecting cashew transportation and provide practical recommendations for industry stakeholders.
PARAPLEGIA ESPÁSTICA TIPO 52 COM MUTAÇÃO NO GENE AP4S1 EM PACIENTE PEDIÁTRICO: UM RELATO DE CASO
Authors: Bonfim Renata Machado , Bastos Heloíses Fernandes da Silva , Lima Ana Couto de , Sales Eduardo José Ferreira , Fragomeni Manuela de Oliveira
Published: October 2024

Introdução: A paraplegia espástica tipo 52 (SPG52) é uma doença autossômica recessiva causada por mutações no gene AP4S1. Caracteriza-se por um padrão piramidal de fraqueza lentamente progressivo associado a atraso no desenvolvimento neurológico, deficiência intelectual e atraso na linguagem. O objetivo deste estudo é relatar um caso de paraplegia espástica tipo 52 em paciente pediátrico a fim de aumentar conhecimento e incentivar pesquisas acerca dessa patologia. Relato: Paciente, 6 anos, sem intercorrências ao nascimento, apresentou atraso no desenvolvimento neurológico a partir dos 4 meses de vida evoluindo com microcefalia, hipotonia axial, diparesia espástica, movimentos discinéticos de membros superiores e incoordenação motora grossa e fina. Aos 6 anos, senta com apoio, emite apenas lalação, não possui controle esfincteriano e demonstra atraso cognitivo grave. Apresenta, também, crises epilépticas em vigência de febre. Diagnóstico confirmado aos 5 anos por teste genético. Foram iniciados precocemente terapias de neuroestimulação e fármacos antiepilépticos, porém criança evoluiu com comprometimento motor e intelectual importantes. Conclusão: a paraplegia espástica em população pediátrica é uma doença rara e com prognóstico reservado, sendo importante sua identificação precoce. Apesar do diagnóstico estar mais específico e precoce, não há terapia específica para cura da doença, que se mantém com alta morbidade e baixa expectativa de vida.
A RELAÇÃO ENTRE RISCOS OCUPACIONAIS E RESILIÊNCIA NO CONTEXTO DAS ORGANIZAÇÕES DE CATADORES DE MATERIAIS RECICLÁVEIS
Authors: Mattos Ubirajara Aluizio de Oliveira , Rocha Dulciléia de Sousa , Frankenfeld Karoline Pinheiro
Published: October 2024

Cooperativas de catadores são ambientes que contemplam pessoas, processos e diversos fatores que permeiam a relação entre esses elementos de forma imbricada, com riscos associados ao trabalho que aumentam a vulnerabilidade dos catadores. Este estudo buscou identificar os riscos inerentes à atividade dos catadores de materiais recicláveis no ambiente laboral com potencial de interferir na capacidade produtiva e impactar a resiliência do grupo. A metodologia foi composta em três etapas: a) levantamento bibliográfico nas principais bases de dados, por meio de descritores correlatos ao tema; b) pesquisa de campo (apreciação de documentos e registros fotográficos) e c) aplicação de questionários (2 grupos).Os resultados revelaram que 82% são mulheres, com idade entre 21 e 64 anos. 81% não têm outra atividade. Cerca de 47% concluíram o ensino fundamental e 13%, o ensino médio. Foram identificados de forma qualitativa, os riscos físicos, químicos, e biológicos correlatos à natureza dos resíduos e do ambiente insalubre, além dos riscos ergonômicos e de acidente. Todos os catadores utilizam os equipamentos de proteção individual, mas apenas 92% usam o tempo todo. 21% dos respondentes adoeceram em função do trabalho e 10% sofreram acidente de trabalho em suas cooperativas. Constata-sea prevalência da hegemonia feminina com protagonismo social, apesar da baixa escolaridade. Houve avanço estrutural e fortalecimento do grupo com premissas da economia solidária para atendimento de uma demanda por emprego e renda. Entretanto, ainda são necessárias ações voltadas para a categoria em termos de condições melhores e mais seguras de trabalho, com capacitação adequada.
INFLUÊNCIA DO ACOMPANHAMENTO PSICOLÓGICO NO PERÍODO DE REABILITAÇÃO DE ATLETAS LESIONADOS E O RETURN TO SPORT: UMA REVISÃO SISTEMÁTICA DA LITERATURA
Authors: Souza Luiza Behr , Jacobi Natália Flores , Souza Adriano Mendonça , Jacobi Luciane Flores
Published: October 2024

No mundo esportivo a lesão de um atleta pode significar um reinicio ou o término de uma carreira. Para que uma dessas consequências ocorra, além de fatores físicos e motores, habilidades psicológicas envolvidas nesse processo fazem a diferença. O objetivo deste estudo foi realizar revisão sistemática da literatura utilizando a metodologia PRISMA, com a finalidade de investigar a influência do acompanhamento psicológico durante o período de reabilitação de atletas lesionados para o return to sport (RTS). A coleta de dados foi realizada entre o período de Junho a Agosto de 2024 no banco de dados SCOPUS (Elsevier) acessado a comunidade acadêmica federada do Periódicos Capes. Os critérios de eligibilidade foram: artigos em língua portuguesa, espanhol e inglês, empíricos e de revisão de literatura, publicados entre os anos de 2019 a 2024. Os resultados dos 12 artigos selecionados nesta pesquisa indicaram que o acompanhamento e o uso de técnicas psicológicas aumentam a probabilidade de chances de um ‘RTS’ de sucesso, retornando aos mesmos níveis de performance de antes da lesão. Conclui-se que as habilidades mais trabalhadas e relacionadas com esse resultado favorável são a auto eficácia, motivação e a prontidão psicológica como constructo mais amplo.
Knowledge Criteria for Dental Cavity Material Before, After, and Differences Using Flip Charts for Class V Students of Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Darussalam Ulujami Pesanggrahan District, South Jakarta
Authors: RE Pudentiana Rr , T. Siti Nurbayani , Yulita Ita , K. Ita Astit , Anggreni Eka , Lestin
Published: October 2024

Tooth cavity disease in Indonesia has a DMF-T index of 4.6 with respective values: Decay component 1.6; Missing component 2.9; and Filling component 0.08; which means tooth decay for the Indonesian population is 460 teeth per 100 people. To reduce the experience index of dental cavities, efforts are being made to increase knowledge (promotional) services so that awareness, motivation, and willingness to change attitudes and behavior in the habit of maintaining dental hygiene increases. After collecting complete data and then processing the statistical analysis, it is hoped that the results will increase the knowledge criteria regarding dental cavities before and after counseling using flip charts for class V students. Researchers used descriptive methods with a cross-sectional design. The data used is primary data using a questionnaire sheet instrument for each respondent, a student at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Darussalam, Ulujami Village, Pesanggrahan District, South Jakarta. The sample in this study was class V students who were registered as students at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Darussalam Ulujami, Ulujami Village, Pesanggrahan District, South Jakarta a total of 40 people were divided into 2 groups consisting of 20 people in 1 group or total sampling. The results of the study showed that class V students were given counseling about dental cavities using flip chart print media from initially having poor knowledge criteria (55%) to reaching good knowledge criteria (82.5%) and there was a difference after the intervention to prevent The occurrence of dental and oral diseases in children is therefore a team of dental health workers together with related parties so that services continue and are sustainable in various community groups, including promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative efforts and are a very meaningful contribution to the health of the Indonesian people.
Perception of Convenience, Trust, Service Features, Risk and Interest in Using E-money among Denpasar City People
Authors: Putra Ricky Utama Darma , Adi I Nyoman Rasmen
Published: October 2024

The aim of this research was to find the influence of perceptions of convenience, trust, service features, risks and interest in using e-money on the people of Denpasar City. “The population used in this research is all e-money users in Denpasar City, the number of which cannot be ascertained because it will always change over time, with a sample size of 95. Data collection was carried out by distributing questionnaires using Google Form. The data analysis technique used is SEM-PLS. This research provides results that perceived ease of use has a positive and significant influence on interest in using. Perceived trust has a positive and significant influence on interest in using. Service features have no influence on interest in use. Risk perception has a positive and significant influence on intention to use.” Perception of convenience has a positive and significant influence on perception of risk. Perceptions of trust have a positive and significant influence on perceptions of risk. Service features have a positive and significant influence on risk perception. Perceived risk is an interventing variable that influences perceived ease of use on interest in using. Perceived risk is an interventing variable that influences perceived trust on interest in using. Perceived risk is not an intervening variable in the influence of service features on intention to use.
Indonesia Responsibility of Transboundary Haze Pollution by Forest Fires in Perspective of International Environmental Law
Authors: Noor Dimitri Anggrea
Published: October 2024

At a meeting of environment ministers ASEAN Sub Regional Ministerial Steering Committee on Transboundary Haze Pollution (MSC), Malaysia urges Indonesia to resolve the haze problem by forest fires causing health problems to society and a number of harmful interference Malaysia and Singapore. This leads to the creation of national and international instruments to prevent and control transboundary haze pollution by forest fires. This writing uses a normative legal research method. It also uses cases that refer to cases of forest fires which have occurred as well as the statutory approach that analyzes national laws and international instruments. This writing discusses two main issues, namely: Indonesia responsibility by national law and international environmental law on transboundary pollution by forest fires and Indonesia law action related responsibility on transboundary pollution by forest fires. As for the conclusions that can be drawn are as follows: 1) That Indonesia's responsibility can be carried is increase forest protection efforts, apply sanctions in assertive, give some information and education about dangerous air pollution, responsibility in morals, oversee climate change, and more selective to give permission in forest exploitation. 2) Indonesia legal action related to responsibility can be seen by policy and Indonesia steps and enforcement in resolving forest fires. One of Indonesia's legal actions to resolve forest fires is the issuance of a presidential decree or the Presidential Instructions of the Republic of Indonesia number 11 years 2015 concerning Improvement of Fire Control. This instruction sets government officials to resolve and teamwork and increase law enforcement and assertive sanctions for forest fires activity
Findings of Using Schema-Building Activities to Improve EFL Learners’ Listening Comprehension
Authors: Bui Thi Kim Loan
Published: October 2024

EFL students at a university in Ho Chi Minh City faced some problems in learning listening skills. This study aimed to investigate factors influencing listening learning and whether schema-building activities impact students’ listening comprehension at a private university in Vietnam, which then gave some possible suggestions to improve EFL learners' listening teaching and learning. The study was experimental research, so the researcher employed pre-and post-tests, questionnaires, and class observations to collect the data to address two research questions. A total of 123 students participated in the research, and they were classified into the experimental group (60 students) and the control group (63 students). The findings revealed that schema-building activities had an impact on enhancing EFL students’ listening comprehension. The study's findings contributed some contributions to teaching and learning Second Language (L2) listening skills using schema-building activities. The findings serve as guidelines for teachers and students to teach and learn listening skills and for school managers with material development.
CAMPUS CONNECT
Authors: Adagane Sanika , Bagal Kajal , Gaiban Jeenat , Attar Afnaan , Girme Pragati
Published: October 2024

The project named “Campus Connect” is aimed to create a centralized web-based platform that is intended to fill the gap between fresh graduates and target employers. The system will be an online web application that can be accessed by the college student , the company and the college itself with proper login provided. The system can be used as an application for student or the fresher’s to apply for the job. This application is built using modern web development technologies, ensuring the scalability and ease of use. It also aims to reduce efforts with campus placement. The entire recruitment process gets easy for both the students and the recruiters. This campus connect platform enhances the experience of seeking a job for fresher’s. It also postthe opportunities of job and also help for hiringprocess. This system is designed with three user roles: students, college as a mediators, recruiterseach are provided with special login access and functionalities.
Single-Use Technology in Purification of Monoclonal Antibiotics
Authors:   Department of Biotechnology, R V College of Engineering, Mysore Road, Vidyaniketan Post, Bangalore 560059, Bharadwaj Hrishikesh S , Bharadwaj Siddharth Kaushik L S, , Tutika Snigdha
Published: October 2024

The advent of Single-Use Technologies (SUT) has revolutionized biopharmaceutical manufacturing, offering a flexible and efficient alternative to traditional methods. This paper explores the diverse applications of SUT, focusing on therapeutic plasma filtration, clarifying processes, virus removal strategies, and chromatography solutions. Highlighting the advantages such as convenience, reduced contamination risk, and streamlined processes, the document delves into the economic and environmental impacts of adopting SUT. Despite challenges in scalability and automation, specific examples like Immusorba PH-350 and Pall Biotech's AllegroTM underscore the significant adsorption efficiency achieved with single-use systems. Anticoagulation strategies tailored for single-use plasma filtration contribute to optimal systemic performance. The dynamic market for disposable devices, featuring prominent manufacturers like Fresenius HemoCare, Kaneka, Medicap Clinic GmbH, Miltenyi Biotec, Toray Medical, and Biotex, reflects the widespread adoption of SUT across various medical applications. The ongoing innovation in overcoming scalability limitations and the commitment to standardization position SUT as a transformative force in modern biopharmaceutical manufacturing. In conclusion, the economic implications and positive environmental impact underscore SUT's potential to shape the future of the industry. Keywords: Single Use Technology, Reduced Contamination, Antibiotics, Biopharmaceutical, Good Manufacturing Practices, Mixing bag, Aseptic Connections, Single use Bioreactors, Disposable Chromatography Columns, Single use Filtration, Running Cost, Labour charges
A Blockchain-Powered Voting System for Enhanced Accuracy, Security, and Voter Confidence
Authors:   Asst. Professor of Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Engineering DYPCOEL, Varale, Pune  (SPPU), Maharashtra, India., Bhoite Mr.Suraj
Published: October 2024

Decentralized voting on the Ethereum blockchain offers a secure, transparent, and tamper- proof method for online elections. This system, built as a decentralized application on the Ethereum network, allows participants to cast votes and view results without relying on intermediaries. Votes are securely recorded on the blockchain, preventing any manipulation or alteration of the results. Smart contracts automate the voting process, ensuring transparency and security throughout. By leveraging blockchain technology, this decentralized approach provides a reliable, cost-effective solution for conducting trustworthy and fair elections. KeyWords-blockchain, DApp, smart contract, Multi- factor authentication, truffle suit.
Study of Phishing Attack and their Prevention Techniques
Authors:   OP Jindal University,Raigarh , Chhattisgarh, Tanti Rajesh
Published: October 2024

The web has turned into a principal part of our conventional social and financial activities. The web isn't significant for singular clients just yet additionally for associations, since associations that offer web-based exchanging can accomplish an upper hand by serving overall customers. Webworks arriving at clients all around the globe with no commercial center limitations and with successful utilization of internet business. Consequently, Internet customers may be defenceless against different kinds of web risks, that may cause financial damages, information forgery, brand reputation mischief, the sacrifice of private information, and loss of customers' confidence in online business and electronic banking. Thusly, the reasonableness of the Internet for business exchanges becomes dubious. Phishing is seen as a design of web peril which is classified as the forte of mimicking a website of a legitimate undertaking proposing to gain a client's private accreditations, for instance, usernames, passwords, and federal retirement aide numbers. In this paper, we present an survey on the phishing activity, their impact, causes prevention, threads , reports and Cyber Lab security concern . we also discuss about how we can establish a batter cyber security lab to protect from phishing and malware This paper also present an overview report of LACL Cyber Lab which establish in Los Angeles to protect from all cyber attack and how we can gain the knowledge about new threads. . Keyword: Phishing, scam,APWG,HTTP,Popup,EvilTwin, Man-in-The- Middle(MiTM),UniformResource locator(URL),SMS,Quarter1 (Q1),Quarter2 (Q2), Business e-Mail Compromise (BEC) Scam, Username, Password, Pin Number,CISCO, Los Angeles Cyber Lab (“LACL” or “Cyber Lab”).
Influencer Marketing in Kerala’s Food Industry: The Power of Storytelling
Authors: A C PRASANNA , THADDEUS SHAJI , K ARUN , SALAM K Dr ABDUL
Published: October 2024

This study delves into the impact of storytelling in influencer marketing within Kerala's food industry, specifically focusing on its influence on consumer perceptions and purchasing decisions. With the increasing prevalence of social media, food influencers play a crucial role in shaping consumer behaviour by sharing authentic and relatable stories that resonate with their followers. The main objectives are to investigate the factors that drive consumer engagement with food influencers and to analyze the storytelling techniques utilized by influencers themselves. To achieve these goals, a mixed-methods approach is used, which involves gathering quantitative data through surveys targeting both consumers and influencers in Kerala. Statistical tools and econometric models are then applied to analyze the data, revealing significant trends and correlations between storytelling and consumer behaviour. Descriptive statistics offer insights into the demographics of consumers and influencers, while cross-tabulation and chi-square tests are used to examine the relationships between categorical variables. Additionally, logistic regression analysis is conducted to assess the impact of trust in storytelling on purchasing behavior. The findings underscore the crucial role of storytelling in building trust and engagement among consumers, particularly among higher-income groups and younger demographics who are influenced by authentic narratives. Furthermore, influencers with extensive experience employ storytelling techniques to enhance their effectiveness and engagement metrics. The study concludes with actionable recommendations for businesses and marketers in the food industry, emphasizing the significance of storytelling in influencer marketing strategies. This research provides valuable insights into the dynamics of influencer marketing in the food sector, offering a framework for future studies on the interaction between storytelling, consumer engagement, and brand loyalty in the digital age. Keywords:Influencer Marketing, Storytelling, Consumer Behavior, Food Industry, Engagement
Hand Gesture Recognition for Interactive On-Screen Drawing with Real-Time Subtitling for Teaching
Authors:   Computer Science And Engineering, GHRCEM, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India., Likhar Kiran , Lahurkar Shivani , Shahu Ravi , Gothwad Halchal , Mahapure Shubham
Published: October 2024

This research presents the development of an innovative educational tool leveraging hand gesture recognition for interactive on-screen drawing with real-time subtitling. Built on OpenCV and Python, the platform enables educators to draw and manipulate digital content through intuitive hand gestures, enhancing classroom engagement. Additionally, real-time subtitle generation offers accessibility for hearing-impaired students by converting drawn content into text notes. This system addresses key challenges in traditional digital drawing tools, such as limited interaction methods and accessibility, aiming to deliver a more inclusive learning environment. Preliminary results indicate high recognition accuracy, smooth interaction, and potential for broader educational applications. Future improvements will involve expanding the gesture set and refining accuracy for complex gestures. Keywords: Hand Gesture Recognition, Interactive Learning, Real-Time Subtitling, Educational Technology, OpenCV
Influence of Internet of Things in Smart Building: An Empirical Study
Authors: Lakshmi V.Santhana , Yogeshwaran A
Published: October 2024

-Internet of Things has gained a ton of hype in a very short period and is being embraced by changed areas to achieve its potential by getting progressed level of mechanization the individual business-based exercises to receive the rewards. The business land is one such area that numerous nations are zeroing in on changing their structures and foundation to have the urban areas contributing towards to become as 'smart cities'. The smart building is the place where the schools, workplaces, private buildings coordinate IOT for improving the abilities and effectiveness of the structure foundation. The basic drivers that have empowered for keen structures in the commercial centres are meeting the objectives of corporate social obligation, income development and working on functional productivity. With the interest for sending of keen structures on the ascent, there have been many key patterns that have arisen making it a push to have changed change for digitalizing the business structures, homes, and so on through powerful keen arrangements. The paper basically investigates the job of IOT in smart building, the trends of smart building, and highlights the interests of public in IOT and smart building Key Words:Internet of Things (IOT), Smart Building, Smart City.
Foreigner in contemporary Japanese state discourse: Constructing differences between the nation and the Other
Authors: Alekseev D. S.
Published: October 2024

Researchers note that Japanese national identity has been shaped by the nihonjinron ideology, which defines the country as culturally unique and mono-ethnic, thus constituting a divide between Japan and the rest of the world. However, in the context of globalization, the Japanese government, following the global trend, has engaged in a national branding program called “Cool Japan,” which aims to attract foreigners and therefore differs in its message from nihonjinron. Previous research suggests that, in reality, Cool Japan is not so much in conflict with nihonjiron narratives, but rather inherits their rhetoric. However, little attention has been paid to how foreigners are represented within this program. Therefore, our research question is this: How is the interaction between the nation/national subjects and foreigners portrayed in the Cool Japan discourse, and what characteristics are attributed to both groups?Through narrative analysis and critical discourse analysis, this study examines government-affiliated media: articles from the “Friends of Japan” section in a government magazine and episodes from the NHK documentary series “Japanology Plus.” The findings show that the analyzed materials reproduce the boundaries between Japanese people and foreigners, rearticulate Japan’s cultural uniqueness, and implicitly reinforce the narrative of mono-ethnicity. In “Friends of Japan,” foreigners are portrayed as enthusiasts of Japanese culture, expected to mediate between Japan and the world without being fully integrated. Similarly, in “Japanology Plus,” foreigners are depicted as “Japanophiles,” helping to bridge Japan and the world by sharing Japan’s uniqueness.The position of foreigners in this discourse is ambivalent: they appear subordinate to Japanese nationals but are also seen as capable of revitalizing the country’s economy and are thus valued. This duality reflects Japan’s struggle to balance globalization with affirming national identity in the logic of nihonjinron, highlighting the challenges of integrating foreigners into Japanese society.
The Pedagogical Competence of the Parent – Literary Readings of Lyrical Works for Children from Bulgarian Revival to 1944
Authors:   Sofia University ", Sotirova Maya ,   St. Kliment Ohridski"
Published: October 2024

Abstract: The focus of this article is the pedagogical competence of the parent as reflected in children's literature, particularly in children's lyrics from the Bulgarian Renaissance to the end of World War II in 1944. The aim is to delineate at an intertextual level the image of the parent as a bearer and translator of values, pat¬terns of thinking and behaviour that are universal regardless of their contextual ex¬istence. The hypothesis is that transformations in the image, which are the result of cultural changes, give rise to modifications in the structure of parental peda¬gogical competence, while preserving basic elements in it, reflecting archetypal characteristics in the universal image of the parent. The analysis is made after a selection of lyrical texts by Bulgarian poets, in which they write on the themes of parenthood, the family world, motherhood, the family, the upbringing of children, patriarchal values, and traditions. The features of the artistic images, including that of the mother and the father, are highlighted, the linguistic and stylistic pecu¬liarities in the lyrical works are established. Quotations and examples are given from lyrical texts of children’s literature in Bulgaria, which serve an illustrative and evidential function. Keywords: parenting, pedagogical competence, children's literature, lyrical works.
Neurorhetoric: Rhetoric Intersection with Neuroscience
Authors:   Founder of the Bulgarian Association of Reality Therapy,  European Certificate of Psychotherapy Holder, Simeonov Todor
Published: October 2024

Abstract: Neurorhetoric examines the cognitive and neurological underpinnings of successful persuasive communication. This article seeks to examine the convergence of rhetoric and neuroscience by looking at the rhetorical framework established by Aristotle, which includes ethos, pathos, and logos. The assumption is that the integration of rhetoric with neuroscience has the potential to greatly enhance the practical relevance of rhetoric approaches in fields such as education, politics, marketing, healthcare, etc. The study employs methods of desk research and critical review of foundational and contemporary scientific publications in the fields of rhetoric, neurorhetoric, and psychology. Future studies should prioritize the advancement of the theoretical and empirical foundations of neurorhetoric. Collaboration between experts in rhetoric, linguistics, and neuroscience among others, will facilitate the achievement of this goal. Collective efforts like this will enhance our comprehension of the complex interaction between the brain, lan¬guage, and persuasion. Exploring the neural mechanisms of persuasion is a rela¬tively new field of research, even though the art of persuasion and argumentation, known as rhetoric, has been practiced since ancient times. Neurorhetoric explores the intersection between different rhetorical canons, such as ethos, pathos, and logos, and specific brain functions. This investigation focuses on both real-world and virtual communication contexts. Keywords: rhetoric, persuasion, cognitive processes, neuroscience, neu¬rorhetoric.
Populist Radical Parties in Belgium and the 2024 European Elections
Authors:   European Center for Populism Studies (ECPS), van Haute Emilie
Published: October 2024

In 2024 elections in Belgium were concurrently held for the European, federal and regional levels. For that reason, the European elections were clearly second-order elections. As the main opposition parties at the federal level, populist radical parties of the right (Vlaams Belang, VB) and the left (the Workers’ Party of Belgium, PTB–PVDA) approached the 2024 elections in a strong position. They were portrayed as clear favourites in the polls and the media. From 2019 to 2024 they managed to set the agenda on their issues: migration and law and order for the VB, socioeconomic issues and civil liberties and rights for the PTB–PVDA. Both parties came out of the elections with more votes and seats. Part of the reason for this success is that their program matched with voters’ priorities. Their populist, anti-elite rhetoric also permeated public opinion. Yet they were perceived as having underperformed electorally. Moreover, because they were not politically indispensable, they were quickly sidelined. At the European level, the VB and the PTB–PVDA will likely continue directly pushing their respective populist, Eurosceptic and radical agendas. They are also likely to have a real indirect contamination effect through mainstream parties and public opinion integrating part of their programmatic positions and priorities. Keywords: Belgium; radical parties; populism; voting behaviour; European elections
Populism and Polycrisis in Bulgaria on the Eve of the 2024 European Parliament Elections
Authors:   European Center for Populism Studies (ECPS), Zankina Emilia
Published: October 2024

The 2024 European Parliament election in Bulgaria took place amidst a prolonged political crisis and economic uncertainty. The EP elections, for the first time, coincided with national legislative elections – the sixth parliamentary elections in just three years. This two-in-one vote led to a complete overshadowing of the debate on Europe by domestic issues and concerns over the composition of the next national parliament and the likelihood of forming a stable government. The centre-populist GERB convincingly won the elections, although the populist radical right increased its representation by one MEP. Like many European countries, Bulgaria has had to contend with the rise of populism and nationalism, in addition to its continued struggle against corruption and, as a result of the war in Ukraine, with a population divided in attitudes towards Russia. This polycrisis has led to political to continued political fragmentation and polarization with little prospect of stable government and a growing disillusionment among voters. Keywords: European Parliament elections; populism; polycrisis; Bulgaria; new parties