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Recent approaches for developing a novel generation of batteries using cement-based materials
Authors: Thuy Mai Thi Thu , Hai Nguyen Minh , Quang Nguyen Van , Tuan Nguyen Duc , Minh Tran Dinh , Hung Nguyen Duc
Published: December 2024

In the context of the increasing global demand for sustainable energy development, the solution of using cement-based materials to develop batteries for energy storage has enormous potential, but this topic is still quite new to engineers and scientists in the construction industry. This study aims to systematically provide the basic principles as well as the current approaches and technical challenges in the development of batteries using cement-based materials. First, the paper presents the general principles of conventional batteries and batteries based on cement-based materials. Next, the paper discusses the main factors affecting the performance of cement-based batteries based on experimental results from previous studies. Finally, the paper addresses the challenges and future research directions in this field. The study hopes to help engineers in the construction industry shape the scientific context, thereby providing appropriate directions before developing products related to this novel field.
Static behavior of FGM cylindrical panel with porosities in hygro-thermal environment
Authors: Binh Chu Thanh , Long Nguyen Van , Tu Tran Minh
Published: December 2024

In this study, the deflection and stress field of perfect and imperfect (with and without porosities) functionally graded (FG) cylindrical panels are determined following the first-order shear deformation theory (FSDT). The panel rested on the two-parameter elastic foundation (Pasternak foundation) under pressure loads and worked in a hygro-thermal environment. Navier’s solution has been used for simply supported cylindrical panels to analyze the effects of porosity, geometrical and foundation parameters, as well as temperature and humidity on deflection and stress field. The validated examples demonstrate the reliability of the solution and the self-written Matlab program. Numerical investigations show a significant hygro-thermal effect on the static response of the FG panel.
Large-scale 3D building and tree datasets constructed from airborne LiDAR point clouds in Glasgow, UK
Authors: Li Qiaosi , Zhao Qunshan
Published: December 2024

Three-dimensional (3D) city models offer visual representation, interaction, analysis, and exploration of urban landscapes. However, most cities do not have open 3D city model datasets. This study used large-scale high-density airborne LiDAR point clouds to produce 3D building and tree datasets for Glasgow City. We proposed an open-source and efficient data analysis workflow that integrated a weakly supervised deep learning point cloud classification algorithm and a data-driven 3D model reconstruction method. The Glasgow 3D city model datasets include 3D building and tree data. The cross-reference results show that our building footprint aligned well with UK Ordnance Survey data (intersection over union of 82.67\% for overlay, R = 0.93 and RMSE = 1.84 m for building height). Building models well represent outer shell features with an average RMSE = 0.54 m for the distance between point clouds and reconstructed models. This accurate 3D city model data can be used in multiple environmental applications in Glasgow, and the open-source data generation workflow can be extended to other major cities for similar applications.
Drugs didn't turn Syd Barrett into a crazy diamond
Authors: Carrasco-Jiménez Edison
Published: December 2024

This paper explores the relationship between drugs and the figure of Syd Barrett, the iconic founding member of Pink Floyd. Drug use is often associated with his eventual mental deterioration and departure from the band, but this study argues that drugs were not the cause of his transformation and mutation into a "crazy diamond." It examines how the pressures of the musical environment played a crucial role in his decline and considers the possibility that his mental health was affected by his social situation, particularly domestic violence from his father. Through a critical review of his life and work, the paper proposes a deeper reflection on the factors that contributed to his deterioration, questioning the simplistic narrative that drugs were the direct cause of his madness.
Examination of Critical Consciousness, Ethnic Identity, and Internalized Racism Among Black Ethnicities
Authors: Akoto Marsha , Mora Ringle Vanesa Abigail , Cadenas Germán , Jeremie-Brink Gihane
Published: December 2024

Most research on Black activism focuses on the experiences of African Americans and does not account for the experiences of other Black ethnicities such as Africans, or Afro-Caribbeans. Treating the Black community as a monolith ignores and does not properly account for the rich diversity within the community. This study examined the relationships of sociopolitical participation, ethnic identity, and Black self-hatred among a diverse sample of 208 Black-identified individuals from different ethnic backgrounds (e.g., African Americans, Africans, Afro-Caribbeans). Employing Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVAs), we found that African Americans exhibited higher sociopolitical engagement and self-hatred attitudes, but lower ethnic identity compared to African immigrants and Afro-Caribbeans. We also observed intersectionality (intersecting social identities) as a key aspect of the Black experience, such that African American women reported lower ethnic identity, and college-educated Afro-Caribbeans endorsed higher levels of ethnic identity. These findings emphasize the need for tailored and supportive interventions to foster critical consciousness within a diverse Black community.
Characterizations of doped GaAs Films
Authors: Wu Jin , L. Wen
Published: December 2024

This study focuses on optimizing the growth method for achieving p-type GaAs (001) layers using silicon (Si) as the dopant. Surface morphology was analyzed through atomic force microscopy (AFM), while low-temperature photoluminescence was employed to confirm the p-type nature of the layers.
The impact of climate change on mental health in vulnerable groups: a systematic review
Authors: Mahmood Ridha , Clery Philippa , Yang Justin C , Cao Liying , Dykxhoorn Jennifer
Published: December 2024

Background: Climate change events may disproportionately affect vulnerable groups, exacerbating existing socioeconomic, racial, and cultural inequalities. This systematic review summarises the evidence on the mental health impacts of climate change events on vulnerable populations: (1) low socioeconomic status groups; (2) minoritised ethnic or racial groups; (3) Indigenous groups; and (4) housing-insecure groups. Methods: We searched MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsycINFO, Scopus, Web of Science for studies published before 17 July 2023 (PROSPERO: CRD42023442489). Key search terms included (1) climate change events; (2) mental health; and (3) vulnerable groups. Titles/abstracts and full texts were screened for inclusion, followed by quality assessment and narrative synthesis. Results: Of the 1,197 articles were retrieved, and 32 met inclusion criteria. Most studies (n=27) examined acute weather events, with few exploring sub-acute weather events (n=2), gradual environmental changes (n=2), or combined events (n=2). Studies predominantly examined low socioeconomic groups (n=26) and minoritised ethnic or racial groups (n=12), with limited research on Indigenous groups (n=2) or housing-insecure groups (n=1). The most common mental health outcomes were post-traumatic symptoms/disorder (n=15), depressive disorder (n=12), general mental health (n=8), anxiety disorder (n=6), and psychological distress (n=6). 25 of the studies originated from high-income countries, 8 were from middle-income countries, and none from low-income countries. Study quality varied: 7 rated low, 16 medium, and 9 high. Eighteen studies found worse mental health outcomes in vulnerable groups following climate change exposure compared to the general population, five studies found mixed results, and nine found no evidence of worse outcomes in vulnerable groups. Conclusions: Vulnerable groups generally experienced worse mental health outcomes following climate change events compared to the general population, though some studies found mixed or null effects. There were critical evidence gaps, including limited high-quality evidence on sub-acute and gradual climate change events, Indigenous or housing-insecure groups, and low-and-middle-income countries. The wide range of mental health outcomes assessed makes direct comparisons challenging. Addressing these gaps is critical to understanding the interplay between existing social inequalities and the mental health impact of climate change, as well as informing effective public health policies in the context of increasing frequency and severity of climate change events globally.
Bahasa Indonesia sebagai Alat untuk Meningkatkan Kesadaran Lingkungan: Perspektif Biologi
Authors: Herlinda Agnes
Published: December 2024

Bahasa Indonesia memiliki potensi besar sebagai alat komunikasi ilmiah untuk meningkatkan kesadaran masyarakat tentang pentingnya pelestarian lingkungan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengkaji peran Bahasa Indonesia dalam menyampaikan informasi biologi lingkungan, seperti keanekaragaman hayati, perubahan iklim, dan pemanfaatan sumber daya alam secara berkelanjutan, guna meningkatkan kesadaran dan keterlibatan masyarakat. Metode yang digunakan adalah analisis literatur, pengamatan terhadap kampanye lingkungan, dan wawancara dengan pakar biologi dan aktivis lingkungan. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penyampaian konsep-konsep biologi lingkungan dengan Bahasa Indonesia yang sederhana dan informatif mampu meningkatkan pemahaman masyarakat tentang isu-isu lingkungan. Pendekatan ini juga terbukti efektif dalam menggerakkan aksi nyata masyarakat, seperti partisipasi dalam kegiatan pelestarian dan kampanye ramah lingkungan. Bahasa Indonesia yang komunikatif dan adaptif terhadap berbagai kalangan masyarakat memungkinkan pemahaman yang lebih luas, mendorong peningkatan kesadaran kolektif dalam menjaga ekosistem. Oleh karena itu, penelitian ini merekomendasikan pengembangan strategi komunikasi lingkungan yang memadukan bahasa yang mudah dipahami dengan konten biologi yang akurat sebagai upaya meningkatkan kesadaran dan partisipasi masyarakat dalam pelestarian lingkungan.Kata kunci: Bahasa Indonesia, kesadaran lingkungan, biologi lingkungan, komunikasi ilmiah, pelestarian ekosistem.
The psychology of modern memorials: The affective intertwining of personal and collective memories / La psicología de los monumentos modernos: la implicación afectiva de los recuerdos personales y colectivos
Authors: de Luna Ignacio Brescó , Wagoner Brady
Published: December 2024

This paper explores collective memory and grief as they are experienced and expressed at modern memorial sites. What makes them collective is the way they are interpreted and felt as a ‘we,’ in first personal plural. From a cultural psychological perspective, we conceptualize memorials as cultural and historical artifacts that mediate these processes and in so doing giving meaning to the past based on present and future challenges. Along these lines, we analyze visitors’ situated and evolving experience of two memorial sites: Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin and the Ground Zero National September 11 Memorial in New York. Results focus on individuals’ particular modes of experiencing and appropriating modern memorial sites, which in contrast to classic ones are purposely built to generate a wide range of different meaning-making processes and ways of interacting with them.
The Evolution of Consciousness Through Staged Integration: From Structural to Temporal to Cognitive
Authors: Trukovich Joseph
Published: December 2024

This paper proposes a hierarchical framework tracing the evolution of biological complexity and consciousness through symbiogenesis, temporogenesis, and cognogenesis. Symbiogenesis establishes structural integration through cooperative systems, enhancing metabolic efficiency and adaptability. Temporogenesis represents the emergence of temporal coherence, aligning internal rhythms with environmental cycles. Cognogenesis integrates these temporal frameworks into predictive models enabling adaptive behaviors. The framework reveals how complexity emerges through recursive scaling and symmetry-breaking transitions across structural, temporal, and cognitive domains.This model bridges critical gaps in understanding evolutionary transitions while redefining consciousness as an emergent property rooted in recursive biological processes. Its implications extend to artificial intelligence development, suggesting new approaches based on progressive integration of structural, temporal, and cognitive capabilities. The framework provides a unified perspective on complexity emergence in both natural and synthetic systems, with applications spanning evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence.
Experience sampling in dementia: Feasibility, utility and methodological insights from a high-intensity smartphone-based study
Authors: Dewitte Laura , Dejonckheere Egon , Dezutter Jessie , Irish Muireann
Published: December 2024

Despite advances in dementia research, little is known about the subjective everyday experiences of people living with dementia. The experience sampling method (ESM), which involves repeated, real-time self-reports, has proven valuable for studying psychological experiences across various clinical populations. However, its feasibility and utility in dementia remain underexplored. This article explores the methodology, feasibility, and utility of a smartphone-based ESM study, developed with input from stakeholders with lived experience of dementia. Over a 10-day period, 12 participants with dementia responded to seven daily notifications assessing their current thoughts and affect, and they completed an end-of-day questionnaire on daily life satisfaction and meaning in life. Feasibility was evaluated based on participation and compliance rates, drop-out, completion times, and study participation subjective experiences (e.g., burden, motivation). Data utility was assessed by examining the between-person and within-person variance and intraclass correlation coefficients of the repeated measurements.The study achieved high compliance (80%) with no dropouts. Participants reported low burden and positive participation experiences. Data analysis showed considerable variability both within and between individuals in the momentary and daily measures, underscoring the potential of ESM to capture dynamic, real-time psychological experiences in dementia.Our study demonstrates that high-intensity smartphone-based ESM can be successfully implemented in targeted subgroups of people with dementia, providing a feasible and valuable method to examine their subjective daily experiences. These findings encourage future research to refine ESM methodologies for dementia populations, aiming to include larger and more diverse samples while exploring different ESM designs. Doing so may uncover new opportunities to better understand the lived experiences of people with dementia and develop tailored interventions to support their wellbeing.
Battery Technology in Aviation: Current State and Future Prospects
Authors: Pattanayak Tavish , Mavris Dimitri
Published: December 2024

This comprehensive review explores the current state and future prospects of battery technology in aviation, addressing the challenges and potential solutions for electrifying aircraft. It evaluates various battery chemistries, including advanced lithium-ion, solid-state, lithium-sulfur, and lithium-air batteries, with a focus on their energy densities, safety profiles, and suitability for aviation. Key challenges such as energy density limitations, power requirements, safety concerns, and environmental factors are discussed in detail. The review also highlights emerging technologies and innovative approaches, including More Electric Aircraft (MEA) concepts, hybrid-electric propulsion systems, superconducting technologies, and structural batteries. Regulatory and certification challenges are emphasized, underscoring the need for harmonized standards and adaptive frameworks. The article concludes with a future outlook, detailing the potential impact of these technologies on aircraft design, operational efficiency, and sustainability in aviation.
Thermal Imaging for Defect Detection, Drying Dynamics, and Machine Learning-Based Mass Loading Estimation in Silicon Thin coating Production
Authors: Amin Adil , Geiping Philipp Valentin , Odungat Ahammed Suhail , Oezcan Fatih , Segets Doris
Published: December 2024

This study demonstrates thermal imaging as a non-destructive, real-time quality control method for detecting coating defects, analyzing mass loading, and understanding drying dynamics in silicon-based thin coatings. Thermal imaging identifies critical defects such as streaks, pinholes, and chatter marks through distinct thermal signatures, with streaks reducing surface temperature by up to 15 °C. It establishes strong correlations between surface temperature, mass loading, and coating thickness; for instance, a 100 μm wet film thickness shows a surface temperature of ~50 °C, corresponding to a mass loading of 2.4 mg cm⁻². Drying dynamics reveal that thicker coatings retain more solvent, prolong drying, and shrink significantly, with 100 μm wet-gap coatings shrinking by up to 60%. A Random Forest machine learning model predicts mass loading with high accuracy (±0.3 mg cm⁻²) using surface temperature data, highlighting the feasibility of thermal imaging-based quality estimation. While validated in a batch process, this approach is well-suited for integration into roll-to-roll production across diverse thin coating applications, such as batteries, solar cells, and functional films. Thermal imaging provides a robust pathway for real-time defect detection, drying optimization, and quality control, improving coating performance and production reliability.
Sociologia clínica e psicossociologia: teorias e práticas
Authors: Braz Matheus Viana , Silva Pedro Henrique Isaac , Carreteiro Teresa Cristina , Nunes Christiane Girard Ferreira
Published: December 2024

A Sociologia Clínica e a Psicossociologia têm por base a epistemologia da recepção. Se ancoram na escuta clínica e na perspectiva da complexidade, atentando-se aos determinismos psíquicos e sociais (econômicos, raciais, de gênero, entre outros). Tratam-se de abordagens pluridisciplinares, cuja finalidade é compreender e intervir na realidade, levando em conta a interdependência entre social e psíquico. Ao reunir pesquisadores e pesquisadoras de distintas instituições e nacionalidades, esse livro busca situar o(a) leitor(a) sobre os fundamentos do arcabouço teórico-metodológico dessas abordagens sócio-clínicas.A partir de diferentes temáticas e situações sociais, como o racismo, a marginalização, a precarização do trabalho e a migração, são discutidos, nesta obra, pressupostos, métodos, problematizações teóricas e alternativas de ação centradas na postura sócio-clínica. As questões evocadas buscam abrir um espaço amplo de diálogo com variadas disciplinas das ciências humanas e sociais, em especial entre psicologia, sociologia, antropologia, ciência política, história e economia.
Using difference scores to avoid the regression paradox: An example with fathers’ level of education and respondents’ wages and intelligence
Authors: Sorjonen Kimmo , Melin Bo , ganzach yoav
Published: December 2024

The regression paradox, also called the reverse regression problem, is a phenomenon where the effect of X on Y when adjusting for Z and the effect of X on Z when adjusting for Y can suggest diametrically different circumstances. In data from the National Longitudinal Study of Youth (NLSY) 1979 (N = 12,686) and 1997 (N = 8984), we demonstrate the regression paradox and show that respondents’ fathers’ level of education had a positive effect on the respondents’ wages when adjusting for their intelligence. This could be seen to indicate favoritism of the highborn and discrimination against the lowborn. However, the same data revealed a positive effect of fathers’ education on respondents’ intelligence when adjusting for their wages, suggesting, paradoxically, discrimination against the highborn and favoritism of the lowborn. As fathers’ education had a stronger correlation with the respondents’ intelligence than with their wages, we also found a positive effect of fathers’ education on the respondents’ wage - intelligence difference score, suggesting that the highborn had not fully capitalized on their high intelligence. We propose that estimating effects on difference scores can be used to avoid the regression paradox and to scrutinize adjusted regression effects.
A social route to abstractness
Authors: Borghi Anna M. , Mazzuca Claudia , Tummolini Luca
Published: December 2024

Abstractness, i.e., the capability to form and use abstract concepts, like “fantasy”, is pivotal to human cognition. Abstract concepts come in different kinds and are characterized by sensorimotor, interoceptive, emotional, linguistic, and social aspects to various degrees. In this Perspective, we propose a social route to abstractness, highlighting the role of social interaction and conceptual flexibility. We distinguish two notions: “socialness,” the idea that abstract concepts evoke more social aspects than concrete concepts, and “social metacognition,” a process that includes a monitoring and an interactive phase. Because abstract concepts do not have perceptually similar referents and their meaning is often indeterminate, people monitor their knowledge of abstract knowledge longer, feel more uncertain, and use inner speech more. Other people’s support is more critical to acquiring abstract concepts and, once acquired, to aligning and co-building conceptual meaning. Our view introduces a further semantic dimension, vagueness, which leads to a distinction between abstract concepts with more determined meaning, like some scientific and magnitude concepts, and abstract concepts whose meaning remains vague and socially negotiable. Our perspective connects literature on concepts, knowledge outsourcing, knowledge communities, and political polarization.
Metabolic Psychiatry: A Conceptual Framework Targeting Metabolic Dysfunction in Psychiatric Disease
Authors: Sethi Shebani , Berk Michael , Andreazza Ana Cristina , Mujica-Parodi Lilianne Rivka , Campbell Iain , Campbell Harry , Longhitano Calogero , Rasgon Natalie , Volek Jeff , Calkin Cynthia Victoria , Ford Judith , McCullumsmith Robert , Cunnane Stephen , Liwinski Timur , D'Agostino Dominic , Frye Mark , Sarnyai Zoltan
Published: December 2024

An intricate link exists between metabolic dysfunction and psychiatric disease. Documented deficits in systemic and brain metabolism are seen in several major mental illnesses: schizophrenia (SZ), bipolar disorder (BD), and major depressive disorder (MDD). We apply lessons from neurology on metabolic signaling between the central nervous system and periphery, metabolic plasticity, and the impact of targeting bioenergetic dysfunction on disease. Targeting this energetic dysfunction may lead to wide-ranging treatment strategies. The epidemics of obesity, metabolic syndrome, and insulin resistance, coupled with the global impact of mental illness, represent an unmet need and gap in psychiatric care. While life saving, some common psychiatric medications can impart undesirable metabolic side effects on an already vulnerable metabolic system. The increased prevalence of metabolic abnormalities among patients with major mental illness and evidence of shared environmental and genetic risk factors have led to a growing interest in understanding underlying biological mechanisms. These factors suggest that addressing metabolic dysfunction, centrally or peripherally, is critical to managing psychiatric illness. Therefore, we propose the incorporation of a metabolic framework into standard clinical psychiatric assessment. The emerging field of metabolic psychiatry explores the physiologic and molecular changes underpinning metabolic dysfunction and psychiatric disease with an aim to identify potential therapeutic and prevention targets. This perspective piece provides a conceptual framework for metabolic psychiatry, linking cerebral glucose hypometabolism, insulin resistance, oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, and neural network instability in mental illness. We provide a synopsis of the current state of knowledge, where our gaps in understanding lie, and the future directions of incorporating metabolic mechanisms into psychiatric treatment strategies.
Fauna wyspy Taprobane i Oceanu Indyjskiego w relacji Klaudiusza Eliana (NA XVI 17–18)
Authors: Kaczyńska Elwira
Published: December 2024

Artykuł zawiera opatrzony komentarzem polski przekład dwóch kolejnych rozdziałów dzieła Klaudiusza Eliana pt. O właściwościach zwierząt (De natura animalium XVI 17–18), poświęconych wyspie Sri Lanka (w starożytności zwanej Taprobane, potem Cejlon), Rozdział XVI 17 opisuje olbrzymie żółwie morskie, identyfikowane z żółwiami skórzastymi (Dermochelys coriacea Vandelli), zabijane przez miejscową ludność. Rozdział XVI 18 przedstawia wielkie słonie cejlońskie (Elephas maximus maximus L.), a także potwory morskie, żyjące w Oceanie Indyjskim. Zawarty w tym rozdziale zwięzły opis diugonia przybrzeżnego (Dugong dugon, Müller) jest jedynym zachowanym w literaturze grecko-rzymskiej świadectwem znajomości tego zwierzęcia.
Międzykulturowa niedosłowność ptasiej symboliki w powieści Mo Yana Obfite piersi, pełne biodra
Authors: Grotek Monika
Published: December 2024

Artykuł przedstawia powieść Mo Yana Obfite piersi, pełne biodra jako tekst wymagający od czytelnika funkcjonującego w kulturze Zachodu „przykładnej lektury” w rozumieniu Rolanda Barthes’a. W utworze, głęboko osadzonym we wschodnim porządku filozoficznym, który organizuje jego świat przedstawiony, szczególną rolę odgrywają ptaki. Specyficzna „ptasia” symbolika – czasem łudząco podobna do zachodniej, lecz faktycznie zdecydowanie odmienna – wymusza na czytelniku uważną lekturę. Wychodząc z takiego założenia, autorka artykułu podejmuje próbę naświetlenia roli hybrydycznych ptasio-ludzkich postaci w narracji utworu, aby ukazać istotność zaskakujących przeplotów: ptaki i ludzie stanowią w tekście formy istnienia, które płynnie w siebie przechodzą, a w ten sposób dają asumpt do stawiania pytań o charakterze etycznym. Bogactwo znaczeniowe „ptasiej” symboliki w powieści Mo Yana uwypukla się szczególnie w kontekście analiz międzykulturowych – zarówno tych dotyczących współwystępowania różnych porządków dyskursywnych w tkance samego tekstu, jak i tych wyczulonych na kulturowe zakorzenienie przedzrozumień badacza.
O dawnych zwierzyńcach i menażeriach [Recenzja książki Aleksandry Jakóbczyk-Goli Ogrody zwierząt. Staropolskie zwierzyńce i menażerie, Warszawa: Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Muzeum Historii Polski, 2021]
Authors: Rezmer-Mrówczyńska Natalia
Published: December 2024

Najnowsza monografia Aleksandry Jakóbczyk-Goli pt. Ogrody zwierząt. Staropolskie zwierzyńce i menażerie omawia zwierzyńce i menażerie w czasach dawnej Rzeczypospolitej i u progu nowoczesności. Autorka osadziła swoje badania dotyczące historii kolekcji zwierząt w szerokim kontekście społecznym i historycznym, a także muzealnym i przyrodniczym. Prezentowana książka prezentuje wynik najnowszych badań rodzimej i pozaeuropejskiej fauny w epoce nowożytnej. Książka Aleksandry Jakóbczyk-Goli jest opracowaniem struktury i zasobów dawnych zwierzyńców, obejmującym analizę rozwoju i budowania relacji człowiek – zwierzę w perspektywie kulturowej, od czasów starożytnych. Zawiera historię zwierzęcych kolekcji z rejonów Mezopotamii, Chin, Afryki i Ameryk.
Famtrip Diffable: An Inclusive Tourism Development as an Effort in Realizing Disability-Friendly Tourism
Authors: Wardana Wisnu Febri , Herawan Tutut
Published: December 2024

In line with the urge for Inclusive Tourism Development, the tourism and hospitality industries have continuously faced a limited source of literacy on disability-friendly tourism. This is to achieve chance equality in the tourism sector. Other than facilities, inclusive tourism can be created and developed by creating a program or event. The program implemented can be designed to suit the needs of people with disabilities. “Fam trip Diffable” is one of the flagship programs organized by the Kulon Progo Regency Tourism Office to simultaneously publish or campaign for Inclusive Tourism Awareness which has been forgotten and abandoned and also educate people with disabilities in addition to traveling at the same time. Hence this paper aims to campaign the Disability-Friendly Tourism as one of the Inclusive Tourism Development movements that need to be considered. The “Famtrip Diffable” is one of the case studies in this qualitative approach research. With that, the Kulon Progo Regency Tourism Office can simultaneously promote the top tourist destinations in Kulon Progo Regency amid the pandemic. Considering this activity is carried out during the pandemic, of course, many things need to be considered such as health protocols and physical distance restrictions. Considering that this program involves many disabled friends ranging from deaf, mute, and blind people, this program is also designed to be able to adjust to the special needs of diffable friends. Such as collaborating with the Medical Team, Rescue, and Interpreter. Possible obstacles that may occur during the event can be prevented and overcome. This event also collaborates with Kompas TV in the Jalan-Jalan Lets Go” program which can expand publications, educate and inform the wider community about extraordinary programs by the Kulon Progo Regency Tourism Office. In summary, conclusions are drawn and some suggestions are offered regarding the topics that are likely to provide opportunities for future research directions.
Reclaiming Narratives: Education and the Critique of Religious Practices in Kick the Tin by Doris Kartinyeri
Authors: Choudhary Maitrayee
Published: December 2024

Doris Kartinyeri's life story is a powerful and moving example of the trauma and cultural displacement experienced by the Stolen Generations in Australia. Born into the Aboriginal community, she was taken from her family and placed in the Colebrook Children's Home, part of a larger government policy aimed at removing Aboriginal children from their families and assimilating them into white Australian society. This practice left deep scars in the lives of many Aboriginal people. Her time at Colebrook, like that of many other children in similar institutions, involved emotional and physical hardship. Many children experienced loss of identity, connection to culture and separation from their families, which had long-lasting effects on their mental and emotional well-being. Doris would have been subjected to standardized practices designed to strip away her Aboriginal heritage, leaving her to grapple with a sense of cultural displacement. This kind of trauma affected not only her upbringing but also her sense of belonging, identity and self-worth. Her experiences, however, also contributed to her resilience and determination to reconnect with her cultural roots and fight for justice for Aboriginal Australians. The primary aim of the study is to highlight the narrative of Doris Kartinyeri as a significant component of the broader history of the Stolen Generations, illustrating both the anguish of enforced separation and the resilience in the recovery of identity.
Evaluation of Iron induced stress in Brinjal (Solanum Melongena L.) plants by assessing growth and biochemical parameters
Authors: Mani Vijay , Sekar Premalatha , Gurunathan Sevvanthi
Published: December 2024

Iron is an essential mineral for the human body, playing a significant role in oxygen transport, synthesis of energy and cellular functions. However, excessive accumulation of iron can lead to toxic stress, causing severe organ damage and metabolic disruptions. This study evaluates the iron induced stress in Brinjal (Solanum Melongena L.) plants by assessing growth and biochemical parameters. The experimental plants were divided into four groups. Group 1 (control), received no ferrous iron treatment, while groups 2, 3, and 4 were treated with 100, 200, and 400 mg of ferrous iron exposure, respectively. The results revealed that higher levels of ferrous iron exposure significantly hindered growth as evidenced by reduced germination percentage, shorter root and shoot length, decreased fresh and dry weight, and lower vigour index. Biochemical analysis showed a marked decline in carbohydrate and protein levels under elevated concentrations of ferrous iron. Furthermore, the activity of key antioxidant enzymes such as catalase and superoxide dismutase, were significantly reduced. These findings highlight the detrimental effects of iron overload on brinjal plants, emphasizing the importance of carefully managing iron levels in agricultural practices to prevent oxidative damage and maintain good health of the plants.
Une collaboration recherche-pratique pour améliorer l’organisation des services aux enfants ayant un retard de développement
Authors: Jacques Claudine , Saulnier Geneviève , Saulnier-Leclerc Sarah
Published: December 2024

The provincial survey on child development and challenges of service accessibility led researchers and stakeholders at an integrated health and social services centre to work together to develop and implement a new trajectory for organizing services provided to children with developmental delays (OSER). This article describes the collaborative research process that led to the implementation and evaluation of this trajectory. The OSER trajectory was developed with stakeholders through a literature review and an ongoing knowledge restitution exercise. Six dimensions were identified for the implementation of the trajectory: monitoring and screening; diagnostic assessment; interventions; support and involvement of parents; interprofessional and intersectoral expertise and collaboration; and administrative and organizational structure. Professionals and clinical managers shared their perceptions of the elements that promote or hinder the OSER trajectory. The triangulation of data collection sources and methods enabled an analysis of the implementation of practices and led to concrete recommendations for the organization of services, in particular the implementation of a childhood diagnostic clinic. This research could serve as a model for other initiatives in health and social services.
Imagining Intergenerational Climate Justice: Critical Notes on Jan Terlouw’s Het hebzuchtgas
Authors: van der Beek Suzanne , Eilenberger Hans-Georg
Published: December 2024

Generational tensions are often invoked in discussions about climate change, framing the crisis as a failure of older generations to safeguard the future of younger and upcoming ones. While this rhetoric can mobilize youth, it risks overshadowing deeper structural inequalities—such as economic, racial, and geopolitical disparities—that shape both accountability for and vulnerability to climate change. An intergenerational climate imaginary, built on solidarity and intersectionality, offers a more unifying and effective framework for addressing the crisis and fostering collective action. This article explores the possibilities and limitations of such an imaginary by analyzing Jan Terlouw’s children’s book Het hebzuchtgas. The story presents a vision of intergenerational collaboration, where younger and older characters work together to confront environmental collapse, emphasizing the value of long-term thinking over short-term profit motives. However, the narrative also exhibits significant shortcomings, including problematic colonial and heteronormative tropes and an underdeveloped portrayal of youth emotions. We argue that a robust intergenerational climate imaginary must integrate insights from intersectionality, decoloniality, queer theory, and affect studies to produce more inclusive and transformative narratives. Through a critical reading of Het hebzuchtgas, this article offers pathways for reimagining intergenerational solidarity in climate activism.
A Successful Partnership: Gender Roles, the Ballroom, and the Rise of the Postmodern Princess in Disney’s Animated and Live-Action Beauty and the Beast
Authors: Leach-Leung Elizabeth
Published: December 2024

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, both Trousdale and Wise’s animated (1991) and Condon’s live-action (2017) productions, are often criticized for their perpetuation of traditional gender roles. While the ballroom scene(s) in both films are often a focal point of this criticism, a close reading of the choreography holds a subtext not often seen by the common viewer—one that illustrates a complex partnership with shifting roles rather than a static understanding of domineering male leads and dainty female follows. This article contextualizes the significance of dance in these adaptations as an expansion of the themes within the “Beauty and the Beast” hypotext and the performative aspects of gender within DanceSport subculture. Particularly prominent in Condon’s live-action remake, postmodern elements are incorporated into Belle and Beast’s waltz, where they disrupt traditional gender roles and take turns both leading and following in the dance. The themes of leading and following and the conformity/non-conformity of gender roles continue throughout the micro-narrative of the film’s multiple ballroom scenes, illustrating a shift from traditional gender roles to an equal partnership between both dancers on and off the dance floor.
El impacto de los gremios de la carpintería de lo blanco en la arquitectura limeña del siglo XVI
Authors: Hurtado Valdez Pedro
Published: December 2024

El estudio de la carpintería de lo blanco limeña se ha centrado mayormente en los siglos XVII y XVIII, debido a la carencia de ejemplos contrastables del siglo precedente. Este artículo examina el ambiente laboral de los alarifes hispanos durante el siglo XVI que condicionó la arquitectura en madera de esta época. La investigación motivó una exploración de fuentes históricas que permitieron desentrañar el desempeño de los carpinteros en Lima. Se detectó que existía un gremio que normaba el oficio y cuyos pocos integrantes debían trasladarse continuamente entre la capital virreinal y las comarcas andinas vecinas, difun- diendo estructuras muy semejantes. Así, Lima mostraba una imagen similar a las villas andinas con cubiertas inclinadas que definían el perfil de la ciudad.
Arquitectura e industrialización
Authors: Chumpitaz Mellarez Felipe , Zúñiga Pimentel Araceli
Published: December 2024

La industrialización de la construcción propone la optimización de los procesos mediante la implementación de metodologías como BIM, inteligencia artificial e impresión 3D; los cuales, han transformado la planificación y ejecución de los proyectos, propiciando una mayor y más temprana integración de todas las disciplinas involucradas, con resultados más eficientes y alentadores. En el Perú, iniciativas como el Plan Selva (2015), han demostrado el tremendo potencial de combinar tecnología moderna con soluciones tradicionales, para optimizar los sistemas constructivos para áreas de difícil acceso. Este artículo explora los conceptos de industrialización en la arquitectura, el prototipo y la utilización de recursos locales como respuesta a las preocupaciones y demandas contemporáneas. En tal sentido, se apuesta por la búsqueda de una arquitectura democrática, vanguardista y sostenible, capaz de reconocer tanto la herencia y el conocimiento acumulado, como los avances tecnológicos e industriales, para responder de forma efectiva y contundente.
No todo el tiempo se toca la caja. La temporalidad de los materiales en la construcción en Nazareno (Salta, Argentina)
Authors: Veliz Natalia
Published: December 2024

El artículo desarrolla la temporalidad de las prácticas constructivas en el marco de una comprensión del tiempo que involucra distintas dimensiones, lo que permite entender como ésta es constitutiva de la arquitectura. Se centra en el norte argentino, en un conjunto de comunidades coyas, que tienen prácticas agro-pastoriles, lo que implica una producción particular del territorio. La metodología etnográfica admite un acercamiento a los procesos a partir de la mirada de las y los propios pobladores constructores. Esta mirada a las formas constructivas en los Andes posibilita entender que el hacer de la materialidad no es lineal, sino que tiene que ver con lógicas cíclicas y de red de relaciones, conocimientos y transferencias en el tiempo.
Review of Nora Berend, Stephen I, the First Christian King of Hungary
Authors: De Cevins Marie-Madeleine
Published: December 2024

Review of the following book (in French) : Stephen I,the First Christian King of Hungary. From Medieval Myth to Modern Legend, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2024, 272 p.
Public-Private Collaboration to Overcome the Digital Divide in Digital Transformation of Government
Authors: Younus Muhammad , Suswanta  , Muchamad Zaenuri
Published: December 2024

The objective of this article is to explore the issue of the digital divide and how we can bridge it to overcome the challenge of digital transformation. We will start by examining the key factors that contribute to the issue of the digital divide, which include economic factors, accessibility of infrastructure and technology, and also digital literacy. We will explore the strategies and initiatives that need to be implemented to address these challenges and promote digital inclusion. Based on our research, we have argued that bridging the digital divide is not only limited to social justice and equity but is also a key driver for achieving economic growth and innovation. We will focus on how important it is to ensure that every citizen can access digital services equally. Also, they should be trained with the skills to use it effectively. Public-private collaboration is essential for bridging the digital divide in government digital transformation. This study identifies key strategies and outcomes of such collaborations, emphasizing their role in enhancing digital access and service delivery. Findings underscore the importance of partnership models in fostering inclusive and effective digital governance. So, overall, this article will provide a comprehensive overview of the digital divide, its challenges, and how we can solve these problems to create opportunities that will add value to the country's progress.
Application of the Naïve Bayes Algorithm in Sentiment Analysis of Using the Shopee Application on the Play Store
Authors: Sitorus Rina Afriani , Zufria Ilka
Published: December 2024

This research aims to find out the opinions of users of the Shopee application on the Play Store using the Naive Bayes Naive Algorithm and to find out the suitability of the correct application of the Naive Bayes algorithm in carrying out sentiment analysis with the classification of three sentiment classes. The dataset used in this study consisted of 2000 customer reviews obtained from the Play Store in 2024 collected by the scraping process using the Python library. The dataset has 1,198 examples of negative attitudes, 583 examples of good sentiment, and 219 examples of neutral sentiment. The results of this study are expected to be used as evaluation material for Shopee Apilkation to improve the performance of Shopee applications. Research findings show that the Bayes naive approach reaches accuracy determined by various aspects, such as the quantity of data collections and positive and negative data distribution. This study shows that the Bayes naive algorithm can function properly as a technique to evaluate user sentiment for applications in the Play Store. However, with the classification of three classes, another algorithm is needed to produce higher accuracy.
Implementation of Virtual Try-On Product to Enhance Customer Satisfaction
Authors: Dawis Aisyah Mutia , Ardhani Rahmad , Setiyanto Sigit , Khasanah Aulia Uswatun , Muqorobbin  , Tantra Handoko
Published: December 2024

In the digital age, customer experience is key to business success. Augmented Reality (AR) technology offers immense potential to enhance the shopping experience, particularly through virtual try-on features. This research aimed to analyze the impact of implementing AR Product, specifically the virtual try-on feature, on customer satisfaction at PT Dua Naga Kosmetindo. The study employed the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) waterfall model to develop and implement the virtual try-on feature on the E-Colux website. Black Box testing and User Acceptance Testing (UAT) were conducted to assess the success of the implementation and user acceptance levels. Black Box testing revealed a 100% success rate, while UAT yielded an average score of 87.7%. The results indicated a significant positive correlation between the use of virtual try-on and customer satisfaction, particularly in the dimension of product satisfaction (86%-95%). Female respondents and younger generations exhibited higher satisfaction levels. This research demonstrates that the implementation of virtual try-on can significantly enhance customer satisfaction. However, further research with a larger and more diverse sample is needed to generalize these findings. Additionally, studies on the long-term impact of virtual try-on on customer loyalty and business performance are warranted.
Evaluation of Creative Economy and Tourism Industry Trends based on LDA Analysis with BERTopic
Authors: Nura Nugraha Icha , Utami Ema
Published: December 2024

Creative economy and tourism industry have a role in contributing country's foreign exchange. Efforts continue to be improved by utilizing social media.  Latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA) and BERTopic topic model are used as topic models for creative economy and tourism trend analysis. The evaluation was carried out using a coherence matrix, topic distribution, similarity, and topic identification over the last five-years period. BERTopic has a higher coherence value of 0.53 compared to LDA 0.30 although the number of outlier topics dominates. The identification of the most relevant main topic trends is finance, travel, beaches and investment. These themes are interrelated in driving the growth of the creative economy and tourism, which increases local income and innovation in related sectors. BERTopic identifies hidden topics such as bitcoin cryptocurrency. In contrast, LDA provides a more even distribution of topics, revealing traditional trends such as beach tourism and travel. The evaluation offers key recommendations on creative economy and tourism policies to innovations about investment.
Mechanisms of Monoamine Oxidase Involvement in the Development of Hyperbaric Oxygen Seizures
Authors: Zhilyaev S. Yu. , Basova I. N. , Platonova T. F. , Alekseeva O. S. , Gavrisheva N. A. , Demchenko I. T.
Published: December 2024

Hyperbaric oxygen (HBO2) breathing induces generalized tonic and clonic seizures through poorly understood mechanisms. The purpose of the research was to evaluate the mechanisms of involvement of monoamine oxidase (MAO) in the development of hyperbaric oxygen convulsions. In rats placed in a pressure chamber under an oxygen pressure of 5 ATA, convulsive reactions were analyzed after the administration of pyrazidol, a MAO-A inhibitor, and pargyline, a MAO-B inhibitor. Studies have shown a decrease in the activity of MAO isoforms in HBO2 as well as a delay in the development of seizures in animals with inhibition of MAO-A and MAO-B. The level of GABA in the brain decreased with HBO2, and inhibition of MAO-B with pargyline prevented the decrease in the inhibitory transmitter. The results indicate that MAO isoforms play an important role in regulating epileptogenesis in extreme hyperoxia. Hyperbaric oxygen, inhibiting the catalytic activity of MAO by transforming its molecular structure, leads to disruption of the regulation of the exchange of monoamine neurotransmitters and a decrease in the level of GABA in the brain, which together leads to an imbalance of excitation/inhibition processes in the central nervous system, which is the basis for the development of oxygen epilepsy.