bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Analisa Nilai Kekasaran Permukaan Drive Pulley Baja ST 45 C Berdasarkan Kecepatan Potong dan Kedalaman Pemakanan pada Proses Bubut
Authors: Siti Nurrohkayati Anis , Khairul Muhammad
Published: January 2022

Proses pembubutan adalah proses penyayatan menggunakan pahat yang mengakibatkan suhu panas pada permukaan benda kerja. Pada proses pembubutan, hasil kekasaran dari pembubutan sangat berpengaruh. Semakin rendah kecepatan potong maka menghasilkan permukaan yang kasar dan semakin meningkat kecepatan potong membuat permukaan drive pulley semakin halus. Kualitas pembubutan sangat dipengaruhi oleh jenis pahat bubut yang digunakan seperti misalnya pahat insert, pahat karbida, dan pahat HSS. Kekasaran permukaan yang dihasilkan pada saat proses pembubutan yang disebabkan oleh gesekan, keausan, dan pemotongan. Hal tersebut diakibatkan  karena adanya variabel yaitu gerak putaran spindle, kecepatan penyayatan, sudut potong serta sudut buang pahat. Maka dari itu tujuan penelitian ini untuk mendapatkan hasil pembubutan yang berkualitas, maka perlu mengetahui pengaruh dari kecepatan putaran spindle, kedalaman pemotongan dan sudut pahat terhadap kekasaran bidang pada proses penyayatan baja ST 45 C. Pada penelitian ini menggunakan metode pre eksperimental desain untuk mengetahui nilai atau tingkat kekasaran permukaan drive pulley baja ST 45 C dengan menggunakan pahat insert. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian menunjukkan kecepatan spindle pada 575 rpm pada kedalaman penyayatan 0.5 mm serta sudut pahat 55o memiliki kekasaran permukaan yang relatif rendah.
Influence of self-serving leadership on employees' helping behavior
Authors: Gao YuanYuan , Huang DanYang , Jiang JinXin , Wang WuLin
Published: January 2022

We explored the effect of self-serving leadership on employees' helping behavior, focusing on the mediating role of moral disengagement and the moderating role of prosocial motivation. We recruited employees and direct supervisors of six companies in China, and analyzed data from 295
participants using structural equation modeling and hierarchical regression. Self-serving leadership had a significant negative impact on employees' helping behavior, and moral disengagement mediated the relationship between self-serving leadership and employees' helping behavior. Further,
prosocial motivation moderated this relationship, that is, the stronger (vs. weaker) was the prosocial motivation of employees, the weaker (vs. stronger) was the effect of self-serving leadership on employees' helping behavior.
Self-stereotyping and self-anchoring affect social identification: Selfesteem as a moderator
Authors: Yan Lei , Chen Wan-Yi , Xiang Zhou , Zhou Jiang-Hong , Yang Lin-Chuan , Zhang Yan-Hong
Published: January 2022

Self-stereotyping and self-anchoring are two important cognitive pathways that facilitate individuals' social identification. We applied the integrative model of social identification to examine the effects of these cognitive pathways on social identification of 325 Chinese undergraduate
students, and further explored whether self-esteem as an individual factor plays a moderating role in this relationship. Participants were randomly assigned to one of three groups: selfstereotyping, self-anchoring, and control. We manipulated selfanchoring and self-stereotyping via mindset
priming and then measured self-esteem and social identification. Results show that the level of in-group identification was higher in the self-stereotyping and self-anchoring groups than in the control group. Furthermore, the moderation effects analyses revealed that in the condition of high
selfesteem, there was no significant difference in the level of in-group identification between the self-anchoring and self-stereotyping groups. However, in the condition of low self-esteem, the in-group identification of the self-stereotyping group was higher than that of the self-anchoring
group. This study provides the first empirical evidence that self-esteem could moderate the effects of cognitive pathways on social identification, and provides evidence for the role of social identification cognitive pathways in a non-Western sample.
SURFACE MODIFIED NANOSTRUCTURED LIPID CARRIER FOR IMPROVED OCULAR DELIVERY: IN VITRO AND EX-VIVO STUDY
Authors: Chauhan Meenakshi Kanwar
Published: January 2022

Nano structured lipid carrier (NLC) is a new generation Nano particulate system that offers several advantages over polymeric nanoparticles. However, NLC possesses less muco-adhesiveness in the eye due to its anionic nature. Therefore, the present study aimed to modify the surface of NLC with cationic compounds to improve corneal permeability. The objective of the present study was to prepare and optimize Dexamethasone NLC, surface modification of NLC with carboxymethyl chitosan, and comparative evaluation of both with the marketed formulation. A combined melt emulsification and ultrasonication method was used to prepare NLC. The optimized NLC formulations shown particle size (64±2.3 nm), polydispersity in Dexamethasone (0.270±0.008), zeta potential (-12±3.42 mV), and entrapment efficiency (96.66±0.41%). Carboxymethyl chitosan modified dexamethasone loaded NLC showed particle size (260.73±4.66 nm) and dexamethasone (10.8±6.0 mV). It exhibited sustained drug release than NLC and marketed eye drop. In the ex vivo study, surface modified NLC had a permeability coefficient of 228.88 cm h-1, which is 2.60-and 1.61-times greater than eye drop and NLC, respectively. Surface-modified NLC has shown comparatively sustained release with plain NLC and commercial eye drops. The surface-modified form can adhere firmly with mucin and shown improved trans corneal permeability. Therefore, CNLC would be the potential nanocarrier for dexamethasone to minimize dose requirement and overcome systemic adverse events.
MICROBIAL PRODUCTION OF FERULIC ACID AND OPTIMIZATION OF THE MEDIUM PARAMETERS USING FRACTIONAL FACTORIAL DESIGN
Authors: Bhavsar Swati P
Published: January 2022

Phenolics are widely distributed in plant kingdom and are therefore, an integral part of the diet, with significant amounts being reported in vegetables, fruits, and beverages. Various phenolic compounds have attracted the attention of food and medical scientists because of their fragrance, aroma, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory properties and ability to combat human diseases. Of these, Ferulic Acid (FA), a hydroxy cinnamic acid (related to trans-cinnamic acid), being natural, is of great demand in the food industry. As a component of lignin, FA is a precursor in the manufacture of other aromatic compounds. In our study, FA was produced using Lactobacillus spp. isolates and standard culture of Lactobacillus plantarum ATCC 8014. FA was extracted and partially characterized using Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC), Absorption maxima (λm) analysis and High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). Further, optimization of the fermentation medium was done using Factorial Fractional Design (FFD). Preliminary confirmation of the extracted FA was done using TLC, spectral analysis and purity assessed by HPLC. FA could be produced using Lactobacillus sp. and agro industrial waste viz., wheat bran, leading to a cost-effective protocol and product. Further, medium was optimized for the production of FA using FFD and it was observed that medium containing5.75% Wheat bran & 0.18% Tween 80 is optimum for the production of FA. The antimicrobial activity of FA was noteworthy against Aspergillus flavus and E. coli.
El proyecto como patrimonio
Authors: Feal Norberto
Published: January 2022

El siguiente artículo forma parte de la investigación llevada a cabo en la Facultad de Arquitectura de la Universidad de Palermo sobre la modernidad y el regionalismo en el noroeste argentino. En 1924, en la Revista de Arquitectura, primera publicación disciplinar de Argentina, editada por la Sociedad Central de Arquitectos, se publica un artículo de los jóvenes arquitectos Alberto Prebisch y Ernesto Vautier, con el nombre de “Ensayo de Estética Contemporánea”. Vautier y Prebisch, recién llegados de Francia donde habían conocido a Le Corbusier y Tony Garnier abren con su artículo el debate sobre la modernización de la arquitectura en Argentina. El artículo consta de dos partes, un ensayo sobre las nuevas formas hacia las que se orientan el arte y la arquitectura, y un proyecto para una ciudad azucarera en la provincia de Tucumán que introduce tanto una concepción moderna en el proyecto urbano, como una reformulación de la estructura económica en la región.
Las embarcaciones menores artesanales en el litoral continental de la región de Valparaíso
Authors: Rivera Silva Eduardo
Published: January 2022

Las embarcaciones menores artesanales son un aspecto poco estudiado en el contexto del patrimonio cultural marítimo de la Región de Valparaíso, paradójicamente, siendo una de las unidades administrativas de Chile protagónicas en actividades marítimas, especialmente al poseer dos de los puertos más importantes del país, como Valparaíso y San Antonio, donde los temas asociados a las líneas de comunicaciones marítimas, a la llegada del vapor, a las influencias técnicas extranjeras o incluso, a las grandes obras portuarias, han mermado el interés sobre los navegantes de pequeña escala.

El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar las principales perspectivas desde la cual se puede abordar el estudio de las embarcaciones menores tradicionales como bienes patrimoniales, más allá de la mera descripción técnica o del estudio del artefacto, sino que como expresión de una herencia de saberes en cuanto a su construcción y uso, a su rol en el entramado social, en el paisaje, el imaginario y la expresiones folklóricas.
A review on covid-19: From molecular variability, drug development to status of vaccine clinical trials
Authors: Singh Rimjhim , Bothra Neha , Mohan Challa Murali , Kandra Prameela
Published: January 2022

A pandemic has erupted in all parts of the globe, originating from Wuhan province in China in December 2019. The virus was evaluated from the Coronaviridae family and Co ronaviridae subfamily, which showed homology with another virus spread across the globe originating from China in November 2002. It also showed pneumonia-like symptoms and was known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). SARS CoV-2 is the new 2019 virus believed to show animal to human transmission and vice-versa. Many intermediate hosts should be included to be suitable for human receptors. Finally, the virus could have evolved due to RNA recombination in the high frequency of the significant result of the plastic genome underpinning all the evolutionary forces in CoVs. This resulted in the adaptation of various hosts by this virus due to different genotypes. In the genome, there are 6-10 ORFs. Starting 2/3rd of the genome codes for replicase protein and the part has a fixed order of structural protein genes as (HE)-S-E-M-N. In Human beings, the virus first infects respiratory systems and alveolar cells in the lungs. The cellular receptor for the SARS virus is angiotensinconverting enzyme2 (ACE2). The existing reviews mostly focus on specific areas of COVID19. This review gives a comprehensive phylogeny analysis and genetic makeup of the virus, making it a target site for scientists looking for a fair comparison. It provides brief information on mutation undergoing by the virus, various drugs being used and stages of drug development, vaccine development, and its administration across the world, side effects of the vaccine, which are currently trending topics. We concentrated mainly on diversifying our review and making it unique by covering all the required information. This review would be more beneficial to the researcher and a general reader to understand the COVID 19.
FACTORS AFFECTING SAFETY BEHAVIOR AT CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES IN BATAM
Authors: Setyawan Agustinus , Sudhartio Lily , Rantau Bukti
Published: January 2022

The relatively high number of work accidents in the construction sector in Indonesia causes a lot of losses both material and non-material to workers, construction entrepreneurs and the country's image. This encourages us to investigate further what factors influence the safety behavior of workers in construction activities.

This research was applied with a survey method, namely by distributing questionaires to 105 respondents. The questionnaire questions were compiled through a review of previous journals that analyzed the factors that influence worker safety behavior. The respondents sampled were Occupational Safety and Health Officer (AK3). The technique used by the researcher is purposive sampling, which is a technique to determine the sample by using a special selection method so that the sample can be properly used for processing. The authors tested the data using SPSS software with a Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) approach. 

The results of this study lead to the conclusion that the assumptions used as a references are indeed proven to contribute to work safety behavior in construction activities. Leadership and work pressure factors both together as the dominant factors affecting worker safety behavior in construction activities in Batam are followed by the influence of co-workers, training, and company management commitment in sequence as factors contributed. Limited resources in construction activities trigger whether work safety behavior is implemented or neglected. This of course affects the performance of construction activities which leads to a commitment to completion of construction work and the objectives of the company organization in general.
CUSTOMER LOYALTY AND PASSENGER SATISFACTION ON LION AIR’S LOW COST CARRIER
Authors: Novianty Rezty Fauziah , Simamarta Juliater , Kurnia Dinar Dewi , Kurniawan Jermanto Setia
Published: January 2022

This study aims to determine the effect of ticket price and service quality on customer loyalty through passenger satisfaction as an intervening variable on the Low Cost Carrier (LCC ) of Lion Air airlines. Low Cost Carrier airlines which have relatively cheap ticket price, but due to the economic crisis in Indonesia, these air transportation services are relatively expensive compared to the previous year, which according to the Indonesian National Air Carrier Association, the increase reached almost 40-120% for each airline, because the increase that occurred made LCC airlines, especially Lion Air, experience a very drastic decrease in passengers by 35% in 2019, apart from ticket price increases, the quality of service provided by lion air airlines is also still not good so that passengers are not satisfied with Lion Air airlines. This research was conducted at Soekarno Hatta International Airport. The study was conducted using quantitative methods, with a sample of 100 respondents and data were taken using a questionnaire and processed using smart-PLS 3. The results of this study are from 7 proposed hypotheses, 6 of which are accepted and 1 of the hypothesis is rejected, for the rejected hypothesis is the effect of ticket price on the loyalty of Lion Air airline passengers.
THE IMPACT OF WORD OF MOUTH AND DISCOUNTS ON VISIT INTENTION WITH DESTINATION IMAGE AS INTERVENING ON TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN THE CITY OF BATAM
Authors: Qadri Rizni Aulia
Published: January 2022

The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly impacted sectors in all corners of the world, especially in Indonesia. Since the lockdown, the government has forced the country to lock up from tourists both foreign and domestic, a large-scale closure in Indonesia resulting in a very significant decline in the tourism sector. In the last few months tourism has reopened, so marketers are competing to attract visitors with interesting promotions and reviews related to the destination including the City of Batam. This research is classified as explanatory research, namely, research that explains the relationship variables and tests the relationship between several variables through testing several hypotheses using an approach with SmartPLS version 3 software with 390 respondents using the Hair calculation method. The results of this study indicate that Destination image, Word of Mouth, and Discount has a significant positive effect on visit intention.
INFLUENCE OF MARKETING STRATEGY ON REPURCHASE INTENTION (STUDY AT MARASOE)
Authors: Eka Putra Reynaldi
Published: January 2022

Marasoe is an online fashion business that sells women's products. The increasing number of fashion businesses in this era makes Marasoe have to do experiential marketing to make a memorable experience for the consumer. A memorable experience will lead to a positive response, such as a repurchase intention. This research aims to investigate the influence experiential marketing on repurchase intention at Marasoe. This study uses quantitative research methods and data gained using primary sources from questionnaire and secondar. Total  sample involves 83 respondents who were selected by the purposive sampling technique. The results of this study show that experiential marketing have a significant influence on repurchase intention, either partially or simultaneously.
Analisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi impor kedelai di Indonesia
Authors: Grace Nadya , Nurjanah Rahma , Mustika Candra
Published: January 2022

The purpose of the study was to find out how significant the contribution of soybean imports to the total imports of the food crop subsector and the effect of production, harvested area, exchange rate, and consumption on Indonesian soybean imports. The data used in this study is secondary data in the form of time series data for the period 2000-2016 derived from surveys that have been processed by the Central Statistics Agency of Jambi Province. The analytical method used is a descriptive and quantitative analysis using multiple linear regression analysis. The results showed that the contribution of soybean imports to the total imports of the food crop sub-sector in Indonesia experienced an increase, which fluctuated every year with an average of 24.87 percent. Based on the results of multiple linear analyses, it can be concluded that the factors that influence soybean imports in Indonesia are jointly controlled by the variables of soybean production, harvested area, exchange rate, and Indonesian soybean consumption. Meanwhile, simultaneously and partially, the soybean production and consumption variables have a positive and significant effect on Indonesian soybean imports. In contrast, the harvested area variable had a negative and significant impact, and the exchange rate had a negative and insignificant impact on Indonesian soybean imports. 
Keywords: Contribution, Import, Production, Harvest area, Exchange rate,
SECURITY STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: EVOLUTION, APPROACHES AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
Authors: Muhammad Ali , Riyanto Sugeng
Published: January 2022

This article examines the growth and evolution of security studies since its emergence to the end the Cold War. Security studies as a subfield in international relations was dominated by realist approach during the Cold War. However, by the of the cold war, the concept of security was debated between the widener–deepener. Not only about the concept, but variety of theoretical approaches also emerged to challenge the traditional realist/liberal approach, such as, constructivism, critical theory, feminism, human security and postcolonialism. There were crucial differences in how these competing approaches constituted referent objects, the sectors to which security is applicable, and epistemological position as well.
THE SINO-RUSSIAN GEOPOLITICS IN EURASIA AND CHINA-USA DISPUTES: ASIA-PACIFIC-GREATER EURASIA VS INDO-PACIFIC
Authors: Gualberto do Nascimento Lucas , Cordeiro Pires Marcos
Published: January 2022

This article aims to analyze the main elements and processes underway in Eurasia, involving three essential actors: the United States, Russia, and China. At first, it is emphasized the importance of Eurasia as a space that has historically influenced the hegemonic disputes between Great Powers. Then, Eurasia is analyzed as a space for development cooperation, presenting the intersections of the Chinese BRI and the Russian EAEU. Last, the US approach to China is addressed, specifically the Indo-Pacific strategy. We conclude that despite the intense pressure to contain the rise of China and Russia in Eurasia, rivaling both powers is not feasible. In the current path, it will boost the cooperation between two giants, China and Russia.
Transición de la presencialidad a la virtualidad en las actividades de trabajo cooperativo en un taller de teatro inclusivo
Authors: Sandoval Poveda Alicia , Madriz Bermúdez Linda
Published: January 2022

La presente sistematización pretende analizar la transición del trabajo cooperativo en el Grupo de Teatro Rompecabezas, del espacio presencial al virtual, durante la pandemia por COVID-19, en un taller de teatro que tiene por objetivo desarrollar habilidades sociales en jóvenes con situación de discapacidad. Para ello, se realizó un análisis de contenido de las bitácoras y videos de las sesiones de trabajo en subgrupos de improvisación, en las que participaron 15 jóvenes con situaciones de discapacidad, además de una encuesta a estos y a las personas facilitadoras del espacio. Se encontró, que la experiencia para ajustar a la virtualidad el tipo de actividad que ya se realizaba de forma presencial, dio un rol más preponderante a la persona facilitadora para asegurar la dinámica de trabajo de los subgrupos. Las técnicas consistían en divisiones en subgrupos, con una premisa base para crear una improvisación en conjunto, ya fuera una escena o una canción, en lo presencial o una historia conjunta, en lo virtual. Se utilizó la estructura grupal del tipo informal, de hacer grupos pequeños al azar con el rol facilitador del tipo formal, que orienta a los subgrupos en el trabajo cooperativo. De los componentes de este tipo de trabajo, se destacaron la interdependencia positiva, la responsabilidad y la interacción estimulante, y se identificó la necesidad de fortalecer las habilidades sociales y el procesamiento grupal. Se identificó, la pertinencia de investigar más sobre las técnicas de trabajo cooperativo, en el medio virtual y artístico para personas en situación de discapacidad.
Estrategias de enseñanza en la formación de los docentes de educación musical
Authors: Márquez Rangel José Antonio
Published: January 2022

La música en los últimos tiempos se ha apoderados de diferentes espacios y se ha convertido en elementos claves en diversas concepciones innovadoras referidas a algunos tópicos como sucede en el caso educativo; que centra su interés en la pedagogía musical y de allí surge como intención: develar algunas estrategias para la enseñanza en la carrera de educación musical del Instituto Pedagógico Rural Gervasio Rubio de la Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador. En efecto, mediante el aporte teórico se plantean algunas estrategias que convergen en una acción pedagógica activa, pro-activa y creativa para la enseñanza en las diferentes cátedras de especialidad de la carrera de educación musical, ofreciendo con ello métodos y herramientas para que el futuro profesor de educación musical pueda re-inventar el proceso de enseñanza y aprendizaje para garantizar éxito y por ende calidad en la formación y capacitación de quienes se interesen por la carrera de educación musical. Aspectos que se logran alcanzar teniendo presente que la música es una de las áreas más importantes dentro de la formación de los individuos.
La cultura emprendedora en los estudiantes de Administración de Empresas
Authors: Pineda López Cindy Paola , Manzano Sanguino Yurliany Dayana
Published: January 2022

Mantener una buena cultura emprendedora en la educación permite generar un espíritu empresarial sustentable, de allí que, su aplicabilidad permite el diseño de acciones estratégicas que impulsan e inspiran al alumno a edificar su idea empresarial, por consiguiente, el objetivo del estudio fue identificar las habilidades y capacidades emprendedoras que poseen los estudiantes de Administración de Empresas, de igual forma, la incidencia que tienen las asignaturas del programa. En esta medida, la investigación empleó una metodología cuantitativa con un enfoque descriptivo, dado que esta modalidad brinda la posibilidad de realizar un análisis más profundo de cada una de las características de los individuos; se aplicó como técnica de recolección la encuesta a 144 estudiantes de diferentes semestres, donde se concluye que la población estudiantil poseen grandes capacidades y habilidades para emprender, sin embargo, la educación que es impartida no influye lo suficiente para que edifiquen empresas que contribuyan al desarrollo regional.
Cultura gastronómica especializada: innovación más servicios
Authors: Manzano Ascanio Cristhian Alfonso , Pacheco Sánchez Carlos Alberto
Published: January 2022

En el sector gastronómico es importante el desarrollo organizacional y la construcción de acciones en pro de la calidad y el buen servicio, por ende, la investigación tuvo como objetivo conocer sobre la cultura gastronómica en el municipio de Ocaña, identificando de manera previa las características, la satisfacción y las preferencias del consumidor, logrando desde un estudio cuantitativo aplicar la técnica de la encuesta a los consumidores que habitualmente asisten a los restaurantes de la zona céntrica, ahora bien, con los resultados obtenidos de los cuestionarios, se analizó que la gastronomía no promueve innovación de forma permanente, con esto se recomienda al sector implementar una gastronomía especializada que construya un cambio en la alimentación y permita crear en el paladar del consumidor identidad a través de la oferta de comidas locales, nacionales e internacionales.
Ventajas de la virtualización en las organizaciones internacionales
Authors: Mora Urbina Myriam Lorena , Galvis Guerrero Geraldine , Rubio Garcia Eliana
Published: January 2022

En la actualidad nos encontramos en un mundo globalizado y cambiante tanto para la sociedad como para las organizaciones, de allí la importancia de modificar la gestión optimizados procesos que permitan resultados positivos, siendo la virtualización uno de los aportes significativos que impactan en las organizaciones.  Este artículo aborda de manera inicial conceptos claros de lo que es la virtualización, desde diferentes puntos de vista y los aspectos positivos que tienen para las empresas, resaltando el objetivo de este artículo basado en mostrar la importancia de la implementación de las Tic y las ventajas que traen para las empresas.
El estudio de festivales de cine: aproximaciones metodológicas
Authors: Peirano Maria Paz , Vallejo Aida
Published: January 2022

El estudio de festivales de cine se ha caracterizado desde sus inicios por su carácter interdisciplinar. El presente artículo propone un repaso a los distintos ámbitos y metodologías (tanto cualitativas como cuantitativas) desarrolladas por los Film Festival Studies, con especial atención a la investigación sobre Iberoamérica. Para ello, nos centraremos en diversos aspectos de los festivales, teniendo en cuenta su carácter dual como eventos efímeros y recurrentes, locales y globales, presenciales y virtuales. En primer lugar, miraremos al pasado de los festivales, y a las posibilidades del trabajo de archivo, entrevistas y reconstrucción cronológica para su estudio. En segundo lugar, nos centraremos en su presente, analizando diversos métodos de recopilación, análisis y presentación de datos, incluyendo cartografías, métodos etnográficos, encuestas y estadísticas, análisis de contenido y análisis fílmico. Por último, abordaremos el futuro de los festivales, con estudios que aspiran a predecir su posible desarrollo y evolución a largo plazo a través del análisis de patrones y elementos recurrentes, como la circulación de películas, la creación de redes profesionales o su impacto económico.
FERROcity: Iron in the city
Authors: Stephen Edward Bottomley
Published: January 2022

Jewellery and objects by twenty-two contemporary makers displayed alongside gemmological samples and photography that explores the interpretation and influence of Iron as catalyst, material and fundamental element of life. The exhibition was co-curated by Professor Stephen Bottomley, Head of School and Elizabeth Turrell visiting Professor at School of Jewellery, Birmingham City University.

This 2019 international touring exhibition brought together fascinating artistic responses to the theme of iron by twenty-two contemporary makers, including works by academic staff from Birmingham’s eminent School of Jewellery and invited international artists.

It explored iron is a material that has become synonymous with human life and civilisation and as such has become embedded in both our language and understanding of the world

FERROcity showcased a breadth of approaches to this fascinating but familiar material. Ideas explore the interpretation and influence of Iron as catalyst, material, and fundamental element of life, culminating in contemporary metalwork and jewellery ranging from steel vessels to recycled iron nail jewellery. Alongside this gemmological samples and photography taken on specialist microscopes was commissioned from the Gemmology department at the School of Jewellery which captured the transformative effect iron has on the colouration of gemstones.

The show opened in Germany at the Museum Reich der Kristalle, Mineralogical State Collection, Munich and ran in tandem with the city’s international jewellery fair ‘Inhorgenta’ in February 2019 and ‘International Jewellery Week’ and ‘Schmuck’ exhibitions over February and March 2019. The exhibition then moved to the Vittoria Street Gallery, Birmingham, United Kingdom, April 2019 and was invited to China as a special exhibition at the 4th International Art Jewellery Exhibition at the Beijing Institute of Fashion and Textiles October 2019 before moving to the Academy of International Visual Arts, Shanghai November 2019 until it closed in December 2019.

Exhibitors

School of Jewellery:
Dauvit Alexander, Jivan Astfalck, Stephen Bottomley, Jeremy Hobbins, Bridie Lander, Anna Lorenz,
Sarah O’Hana, Drew Markou, Toni Mayner, Jo Pond, Rebecca Steiner, Elizabeth Turrell.

Invited artists:
Marianne Anderson, Tim Carson, Rachael Colley, Bettina Dittlmann, Christine Graf, Kirsten Haydon, Michael Jank, Joohee Han, Simone Nolden Jo Pudelko.

Exhibition Dates:
Germany, Munich | 21st February to 17th March 2019
United Kingdom, Birmingham| 1st April to 18th April 2019
China, Beijing |18th October to 28th October 2019
China, Shanghai| 31st October to 30th November 2019
TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT ANKYLOSIS - ‘KNOWING WHEN NOT TO OPERATE’: CASE REPORT AND QUALITATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Authors: Kapoor Kavish , Shadamarshan Arunkumar , Sharma Rohit , Agrawal Nitesh
Published: January 2022

Temporomandibular Joint Ankylosis(TMJA) may manifest in patients with
several predisposing systemic conditions. A case of extraarticular TMJA
is presented in a patient diagnosed with Fibrodysplasia Ossificans
Progressive(FOP) is presented. The features, diagnosis and management of
TMJA superimposed on this condition is presented through a qualitative
systematic review of literature.
Clozapine induced pulmonary embolism in a patient with no pre-existing risk factors: A case report
Authors: Kwan Jing Yi , Noor Maha
Published: January 2022

We report the case of a 51-year-old Caucasian woman who developed a
pulmonary embolism in the absence of any pre-existing risk factors for
VTE, three weeks following clozapine initiation for treatment resistant
paranoid schizophrenia. She was initially misdiagnosed and treated for
suspected COVID-19 infection.
A dynamic Bayesian ARMA model for hydrological drought forecasting
Authors: li min , Zhang Mingfeng , Zhu Liming , Peng Zhuoyue , Cao Runxiang
Published: January 2022

A time series analysis is proposed for an adaptive design framework in
nonstationary conditions. In this study, a dynamic Bayesian
autoregressive moving average model (t-ARMA) is developed for modelling
a standardized runoff index (SRI) time series. The t-ARMA model takes
into account the possible change points in the SRI series, and the
structure of the model changes with time. Bayesian theory is carried out
to estimate the t-ARMA model parameters and locations of change points
using a strategy of Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods. The results
demonstrate that using the Bayesian method to estimate the parameters of
the ARMA and t-ARMA models could capture the SRI series characteristics,
and the performances of the t-ARMA model are compared with those of the
traditional autoregressive moving average (ARMA) model, showing that the
t-ARMA model capable of taking the change point of the time series into
account is more robust than the traditional ARMA model.
La transmisión de los contenidos culturales y su evaluación entre los fines del sistema educativo, según la LOMLOE
Authors:   Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Gaviria José Luis , Reyero David ,   Universidad Com­plutense de Madrid
Published: January 2022

La intención de este artículo es reflexionar sobre el lugar que los resultados escolares tie­nen entre el resto de los objetivos del sistema educativo. Así, junto a la función cualificadora, más o menos tradicional, los sistemas educativos tienen también una función socializadora y otra subjetivadora. Ninguna de esas tres funciones es independiente de las otras dos. Si la función cua­lificadora se centra en unas determinadas áreas y olvida las demás, las consecuencias se reflejarán en las otras dos. Si vaciamos las funciones sociali­zadora o subjetivadora de cualquier relación con la transmisión de conocimientos culturales o si dichos conocimientos no tienen relación con nin­guna de esas funciones, irán perdiendo sentido y darán lugar a un determinado tipo de ciudadano desheredado, sin más armas para interpretar el mundo que el pensamiento dominante descon­textualizado. Durante los últimos años hemos asistido a un progresivo deterioro del sentido que la transmisión de conocimientos tiene en la es­cuela. Esa transmisión es la forma peculiar del sistema educativo de contribuir a la formación de los ciudadanos en su dimensión también social y subjetiva, y su crisis abre la puerta a un cambio de objetivos del sistema. Este cambio en la consi­deración del papel de los contenidos se ve refle­jado en la nueva ley de educación, LOMLOE, en la que el modo de enseñar se vuelve más impor­tante que el qué enseñar. Esa pérdida de sentido ha tenido su reflejo también en la consideración que esta ley hace de la evaluación del rendimien­to y en el peso creciente que la LOMLOE asigna a otros criterios distintos para la promoción. Rei­vindicamos una vuelta a la consideración de la medida de los resultados escolares, el rendimien­to, en su sentido sumativo más básico con el fin de volver a valorar el conocimiento acumulado a lo largo de los siglos como la mejor fuente de so­cialización, subjetivación y cualificación.
Theories and cognitive models of postnonclassical learning in natural science education
Authors: Gilmanshina Suriya Irekovna , Moiseeva Lyudmila Vladimirovna , Pushkareva Inna Nikolaevna , Ignatov Sergey Borisov , Gilmanshin Iskander Rafailevich
Published: January 2022

Introduction. The cognitive models formed in post – non-classical science-the theory of systems, the theory of self-organization and management, which were developed in natural science, are now widely used in social and humanitarian research. However, they have not yet been properly reflected in the content of natural science education of future employees of these fields – graduates of social, humanitarian and pedagogical departments of higher education institutions. The purpose of this study: theoretical and methodological justification, development and testing of a set of methodological tools for adapting cognitive models of post-non-classical science in the content of natural science education of students of social and humanitarian fields of higher education. Methodology and methods. The methodological basis of the research is based on the ideas of the system-synergetic approach, works on the philosophy and methodology of education, fundamental positions and basic principles of modern didactics. The theoretical basis is the works of domestic and foreign scientists on the development of the content of education, educational technologies and the organization of the educational process at the University. Used – modeling and forecasting, analysis and synthesis, observation, questioning, testing, experimental work. Results and scientific novelty. The theoretical and methodological justification of the need to adapt cognitive models of post-non-classical science in the content of natural science education of the Humanities is given, and the principles are defined. The complex has a linear-concentric structure and includes a basic training course, a system of elective training courses and interdisciplinary modules, technologies and teaching methods that support it. During testing of the complex was performed: ability to operate basic concepts of post-nonclassical science and apply them to describe the behavior of social and natural systems of different complexity, the volume of natural Sciences students ' knowledge, proficiency with the operation of their transfer to other subject areas.
Methodology for assessing the quality of educational services in higher education
Authors: Vinogradova Marina , Kulyamina Olga , Vasileva Lidia , Bronnikova Evgeniya , Vishnyakova Viktoriya
Published: January 2022

The article examines the criteria and indicators for assessing the quality of educational services. The coverage of the topic of this article passes through the prism of factors related to the assessment of educational services quality, which allowed the authors to identify current methodological problems, as well as to emphasize the importance of using an integrated approach in studying the issues of providing educational services. The authors identify criteria and indicators for assessing of educational services. The authors developed the composite coefficient of educational services quality. The practical implementation of the proposals prepared by the authors determines the prerequisites for the development of a methodology for assessing educational services quality, which will allow for an objective assessment and, as a result, take the necessary measures to improve the quality of educational services on the part of the educational organization.
Axiological aspects of traditional family education in the Belgorod region
Authors: Kurgansky Sergey I. , Baranichenko Natalia V. , Bovkunova Ulia V. , Kistenev Vitaly V.
Published: January 2022

The article is devoted to the axiological aspects of traditional family education in the Belgorod region. The article analyzes and compares the features of family education in Russia and the Belgorod region, and provides a historical overview of the problem. The authors come to the conclusion that the basis of traditional family education in different historical periods was: respect for the elders and showing attention to the younger ones; value attitude to the native language in the family; labor education from an early age, based on the division of responsibilities according to gender; careful attitude to the land; morality, consisting of religion and nationality, using family-household and calendar rites. Multiculturalism inherent in the study area: the interaction of Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Belarusian traditions, could not but affect family education, the dynamics of spiritual values of society. values in leisure and cultural institutions of the Belgorod region.
The influence of the pedagogical technology for motivation development on the value self-determination of students with a high level of creative thinking
Authors: Khairullina Elmira R. , Oshchepkov Aleksey A. , Lushchik Irina V. , Lampsi Oksana E. , Romanov Igor V. , Burovkina Lyudmila A. , Krupnov Yuri A. , Butyrin Andrey Yu.
Published: January 2022

The problem statement. Contemporary education in Russia is faced with the task of introducing a humane approach in the training of a future specialist capable of adapting to changing living conditions. The aim of the paper in this perspective was to substantiate theoretically and study empirically the relationship between the value-motivational sphere of the personality and creative thinking of a young person. A theoretical analysis of works devoted to a creative approach in education has shown that internal motivation for educational activities is combined with motivation for a creative approach in solving educational problems. As a result of the experimental study, a significant relationship was revealed between the significance of the value of spirituality and an increase in the integral indicator of the creative thinking level, which indicates the orientation of a creative person to the search for inner harmony and their own destiny among young people.
Topology of non-triangular metric spaces and related fixed point results
Authors: Deshmukh Aniruddha , Gopal Dhananjay
Published: January 2022

Non-triangular metric spaces have been introduced by Khojasteh and Khandani
[12] in 2020. The concept of non-triangular metric spaces is fresh and
therefore, requires quite some analysis on its topology. In this article, we
have made an attempt to study the topology of non-triangular metric spaces
by giving a natural definition of open sets in this context. The
introduction of non-triangular metric spaces has shown that there is no
inherent need for the triangle inequality to prove various fixed point
results. Keeping this in mind, we give a fixed point result for Suzuki type
Z-contractions in the context of non-triangular metric spaces by introducing
a new property of maps.
Geometric inequalities for non-integrable distributions in statistical manifolds with constant curvature
Authors: He Guoqing , Zhang Juan , Zhao Peibiao
Published: January 2022

In this paper, we make Euler inequality, Chen first inequality and Chen-Ricci
inequality for non-integrable distributions in statistical manifolds with
constant curvatures. Moreover, we investigate the conditions for equality
cases.
On a fiber-wise homogeneous deformation of the Sasaki metric
Authors: Salimov Arif , Fattayev Habil
Published: January 2022

In this paper, we firstly determine a new deformed Sasaki type lift of a
metric from a Riemannian manifold to its coframe bundle and investigate a
few special (1.1)-tensor structures (i.e. almost Hermit structures) in the
coframe bundle equipped with this type lift.
Some systems of tensor equations under t-product and their applications
Authors: Yu Shao-Wen , Qin Wei-Lu , He Zhuo-Heng
Published: January 2022

In this paper, some systems of tensor equations under t-product are
considered. Some practical necessary and sufficient conditions for the
existence of a solution to two systems of tensor equations in terms of the
Moore-Penrose inverses are given. The general solutions to the systems of
tensor equations are presented when they are solvable. An application of the
tensor equations in the solvability conditions and general symmetric
solution to a system of tensor equations. Some algorithms and numerical
examples are provided to illustrate the main results.
Some applications of Berezin θ-sequences and Berezin symbols
Authors: Altwaijry N. , Garayev M. , Baazeem A.
Published: January 2022

We consider the so-called Berezin ?-sequence, where ? is an operator valued
inner function, for operators on the vector valued Hardy space H2E (D), and
study the invertibility of some operators on the model space K? = H2E ? ?H2E
via Berezin ?-sequence. By applying of Berezin symbols technique the
Toeplitz corona problem in the Bergman space L2a(D) is studied. Moreover,
C-invertibility and C-unitarity of operators are also defined and
studied.
η-Ricci solitons on N(k)-contact metric manifolds
Authors: Sarkar Avijit , Sardar Arpan
Published: January 2022

In this paper, we study ?-Ricci solitons on N(k)-contact metric manifolds.
At first we consider ?-Ricci solitons on N(k)-contact metric manifolds with
harmonic curvature tensor. Then we study ?-Ricci solitons onN(k)-contact
metric manifolds with harmonic Weyl tensor. Moreover, we consider ?-Ricci
soliton on N(k)-contact metric manifolds with ?-parallel Ricci tensor. Also
?-Ricci soliton on N(k)-contact metric manifolds satisfying some curvature
restrictions under projective curvature tensor have been considered.
Finally, the existence of an ?-Ricci soliton on a 3-dimensional N(k)-contact
metric manifold is ensured by a proper example.
Initial number of Lucas’ type series for the generalized Fibonacci sequence
Authors: Crvenkovic Sinisa , Tanackov Ilija , Ralevic Nebojsa , Pavkov Ivan
Published: January 2022

Initial numbers for Lucas? type series have so far been established only for
Fibonacci (2,1) and Tribonacci (3,1,3) sequences. Characteristics of
stated series is their asymptotic relation with the exponent of the series
constant. By using a simple procedure based on asymptotic relations of
exponents of a sequences constant and Lucas? type series with the
application of Nearest Integer Function - NIF, a general rule for initial
numbers of Lucas? type series of Generalized Fibonacci sequence has been
established, for the first time. All the gained initial numbers are
integers, first initial number is always equal to the order of the sequence
Fn(0) = n and remaining are functionally dependent on order of the number
and are equal to Fn(k) = 2k-1-1. This is premiere presentation of
Prim-nacci sequence, too. Determinants of initial numbers of the Lucas? type
series for the generalized Fibonacci sequences are a proven factorial
function.
A Cross-Sectional Study of Quality of Life Among Brazilian Adults With Type 1 Diabetes Treated With Insulin Glargine: Findings and Implications
Authors: Almeida Paulo H.R.F. , Godman Brian , dos Santos Nunes-Nogueira Vania , de Lemos Lívia L.P. , de Assis Acúrcio Francisco , Guerra-Junior Augusto A. , de Araújo Vânia E. , Almeida Alessandra M. , Alvares-Teodoro Juliana
Published: January 2022

This article describes a cross-sectional study involving 401 adults with type 1 diabetes treated with insulin glargine in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Health-related quality of life was assessed, and worse scores were found to be associated with a low level of education, self-perceived health reported as poor/very poor, being bedridden and not physically exercised, having seen a doctor more than four times in the past year, and having reported comorbidities and episodes of hypoglycemia.
Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis with Baricitinib: First Real-life Experience
Authors: Rogner Danielle , Biedermann Tilo , Lauffer Felix
Published: January 2022

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Factors Affecting Customer Satisfaction In E-Commerce
Authors: Rahmayanti Dina , Wirdianto Eri , Arief Ikhwan , Zahra Arri Fatimah , Ahmad Hafizh
Published: January 2022

This research aims to identify the influence of website quality, product quality, product price, and safety shopping on e-commerce customer satisfaction and determine the significant factor influencing e-commerce customer satisfaction. The method used in this research is multiple linear regression analysis to identify the relationship between independent variables and dependent variables. This research uses the purposive sampling technique to determine the sample size through an online questionnaire to obtain the primary data. The 184 respondents respond to the online questionnaire through social media. This research shows that website quality, product quality, product price, and safety shopping simultaneously influence customer satisfaction. Furthermore, the most significant factor affecting customer satisfaction is product quality; this factor contributes as much as 38% among the other three independent variables in this research.