bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Educação para as mídias por meio da extensão universitária
Authors: Ferreira Luciana Gomes , Ferreira Cristiane Gomes
Published: April 2023

Este artigo é o relato da experiência pedagógica do projeto de mídia-educação intitulado “Educação para as mídias – por uma abordagem emancipadora”, que teve como proposta levar a práxis freireana para dentro da educação midiática por meio da extensão universitária on-line. A extensão, como espaço de interseção entre universidade e comunidade no momento histórico da pandemia de Covid-19, ampliou os muros da Universidade, contribuindo com a indissociabilidade entre ensino, pesquisa e extensão. Esse acontecimento sanitário, que levou às mudanças sociais em questão, promoveu efeitos sem precedentes sobre a maneira como organizamos e regulamos todos os aspectos e domínios da vida, incluindo como realizar atividades, as interações sociais e o gerenciamento de espaços (off-line e on-line). O afastamento físico proveniente da pandemia alavancou o uso das mídias enquanto espaços públicos e de interações como nunca experimentados antes. Nessa conjuntura, a educação para as mídias se revelou mais do que necessária no contexto formativo do indivíduo. O curso, baseado na pedagogia freireana, foi desenvolvido em uma Universidade pública multicampi e alguns dos resultados alcançados foram: interdisciplinaridade entre comunicação e educação; abrangência geográfica e diversidade cultural.
Cariri Consciente, o conhecimento transforma o cidadão
Authors: Silva Maria Valéria Alves da , Chagas Milton Jarbas Rodrigues , Monteiro Ricardo Aladim , Alencar Mairla Santos de
Published: April 2023

O objetivo deste relato é expor as ações de extensão desenvolvidas no período de 2020 a 2022. Em síntese, são publicadas notícias no blog Cariri Transparente, que, desde sua criação, possui 169 postagens, mais de 10.000 visualizações e 4.340 visitantes, assim como promove a realização de cursos de educação fiscal nas escolas de ensino fundamental e médio do perímetro CRAJUBAR, além da participação anual na realização dos Seminários de Educação Fiscal do Cariri. O controle social e a educação fiscal são instrumentos para o exercício da cidadania, relacionando-se com a participação do indivíduo na sociedade, acompanhando e fiscalizando as ações governamentais, de modo a solucionar os problemas, zelando para que seus direitos não sejam violados e cumprindo seus deveres. Nesse sentido, o programa de extensão “Cariri Consciente: o conhecimento transforma o cidadão”, vinculado à Pró-reitoria de Extensão da Universidade Federal do Cariri, visa incentivar o controle social da população caririense. Logo, percebe-se que o programa contribui ao despertar os cidadãos sobre seu papel na fiscalização dos entes públicos, melhorando seus serviços e reduzindo as desigualdades sociais.
PARASITIC INFECTIONS IN WILD BIRDS OF THE FAMILY PSITTACIDAE: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ZOONOSIS AND THE ONE HEALTH
Authors: Leocádio de Souza Rodrigues Heitor , José de Oliveira Vinícius
Published: April 2023

Birds belonging to the Psittaciformes order have a wide distribution worldwide, emphasizing the Brazilian biomes, and arecharacterized by their colors and shapes. Due to their vast diversity, these wild animals are targets for traffi cking and illegalcon fi nement in captivity. The stress and self-mutilation of capture are one of the main clinical signs these animals show, leavingthem immunologically vulnerable to infections. Thus, endoparasite infections caused by zoonotic parasites are recurrent in thisgroup of birds. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate the most recurrent parasitic infections that affect the Psittacidae familyof wild birds, highlighting the relationship between parasitic zoonoses and the concept of One Health. The work consisted ofa literature review of articles related to the incidence of parasites in wild Psittacidae published from 2010, the data the till whenextracted and computed in table form. The most prevalent diseases in the study were capillariasis, ascariasis, eimeriosis, cryptosporidiosis, strongyloidiasis, and giardiasis, and three of the six diseases cited to have the potential for transmissibility between animals and humans. Thus, the measures of approach to these zoonotic diseases are of interest to One Health, making it necessary for the joint action of veterinarians and other health professionals.
Pemetaan Kebutuhan Pendampingan Konseling: Study of Psychological Wellbeing on Students with Disabilities
Authors: Rahma Ulifa , Hikmiah Ziadatul , Firmanda Tommy Hari
Published: April 2023

The most prominent discrimination against persons with disabilities (PwD) is exclusion in education opportunity, even though the rights of persons with disabilities to pursue education have been guaranteed by the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). The research is the first step for an effective model of counseling services for students with disabilities. Rule Mapping for counseling with qualitative research carries out with three methods under the online survey, the Nominal Group Technique (NGT), and Focus Group Discussion (FGD. With 33 Respondents for the study are the students with intellectual and mental disabilities, Deaf, blind, and physically disabled. Data use interactive and thematic analysis. The result shows an overview with map counselling for students with disabilities on services.
Diskriminasi yang paling menonjol terhadap penyandang disabilitas (PD) adalah pengecualian mereka dalam kesempatan pendidikan yang setara, padahal hak PD untuk mengenyam pendidikan sudah dijamin oleh Konvensi Hak-Hak Penyandang Disabilitas (CRPD). Penelitian ini merupakan langkah awal untuk model layanan konseling yang efektif bagi siswa PD. Rule Mapping digunakan untuk melakukan konseling pada penelitian ini. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif yang dilakukan dengan tiga metode di antaranya survei online, Nominal Group Technique (NGT), dan Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Terdapat 33 siswa dengan disabilitas mental-intelektual, Tuli, Buta, dan fisik) yang dilibatkan dalam penelitian ini. Analisis data menggunakan teknik interaktif dan tematik. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan gambaran dengan peta konseling untuk siswa PD dalam menerima layanan.
Problematika Relawan: Pendampingan Spiritualitas dan Religiusitas Kristen Anak Difabel Kristen
Authors: Chrisnatalia Desy , Damanik Evalina Chrisna , Ariyanto Rudy , Wenardy Anastasia , Tannia Mellen
Published: April 2023

The limitation of children with disabilities raises the idea of the barriers of the church and church members in developing spiritual and religious environments. This paper portrays an exploratory study that explores the perceptions of companions or volunteers on the spirituality and religiosity of Christian children with disabilities. Data were collected by focus group discussions among five participants. The finding shows that the mentoring process needs to be criticized, which links the spirituality and religiosity of children with disabilities to praying and singing hymns. The church has not fully implemented inclusiveness both in physical facilities and services. Families have an essential role in developing the spirituality and religiosity of children with disabilities. Characteristics of children more or less hinder the companion in facilitating the development of spirituality and religiosity of children with disabilities.
Keterbatasan anak penyandang disabilitas memunculkan gagasan tentang hambatan gereja dan anggota gereja dalam mengembangkan lingkungan spiritual dan keagamaan. Tulisan ini menggambarkan sebuah studi eksplorasi yang menggali persepsi pendamping atau relawan terhadap spiritualitas dan religiusitas anak-anak penyandang disabilitas Kristen. Data dikumpulkan dengan diskusi kelompok terfokus di antara lima peserta. Temuan menunjukkan bahwa proses pendampingan perlu dikritisi, yang mengaitkan spiritualitas dan religiusitas anak difabel dengan berdoa dan menyanyikan lagu-lagu pujian. Gereja belum sepenuhnya menerapkan inklusivitas baik dalam fasilitas fisik ataupun pelayanan. Keluarga memiliki peran penting dalam mengembangkan spiritualitas dan religiusitas anak berkebutuhan khusus. Karakteristik anak sedikit banyak menghambat pendamping dalam memfasilitasi perkembangan spiritualitas dan religiusitas anak dengan disabilitas.
Evaluasi Kurikulum Madrasah Inklusi pada Era Kenormalan Baru
Authors: Nasarudin Nasarudin , Syafii Ahmad Helwani
Published: April 2023

Madrasah (Islamic school) providing inclusive education has two curricula (modified curriculum and emergency curriculum) to support students with disabilities and to implement inclusive education. This paper aims to reveal the curricula evaluation at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah and Tsanawiyah in Lombok, NTB using three stages (antecedents, transactions, and outcomes) of the Countenance Stake model. Data were collected by distributing questionnaires and observation sheets. Findings reveal that three evaluation stages demonstrate the pattern of teacher interaction with students with disabilities; teachers’ understanding of the inclusive curriculum, learning resources and media, inclusive lesson plans, and inclusive learning processes.
Madrasah yang menyelenggarakan pendidikan inklusif memiliki dua kurikulum (kurikulum yang dimodifikasi dan kurikulum darurat) untuk melayani siswa penyandang disabilitas dan dalam rangka mengimplementasikan pendidikan inklusif. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk mengungkap proses evaluasi kurikulum di Madrasah Ibtidaiyah dan Tsanawiyah di Lombok, NTB dengan menggunakan tiga tahap (antecedents, transaction, dan outcomes) dari model Countenance Stake. Pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan menyebarkan kuesioner dan lembar observasi. Temuan mengungkapkan bahwa tiga tahap evaluasi menunjukkan pola interaksi guru dengan siswa penyandang disabilitas; pemahaman guru tentang kurikulum inklusif, sumber dan media pembelajaran, RPP inklusif, dan proses pembelajaran inklusif.
The Sociolinguistic Consumption of K-pop
Authors:   LaSalle College of the Arts, Samosir Nora , Wee Lionel ,   National University of Singapore
Published: April 2023

The notion of sociolinguistic consumption distinguishes between the direct consumption of languages as denotational codes and the indirect consumption of linguistic repertoires that result from engaging in various activities. Since consumption as identity construction means gaining membership into a community of like-minded others, this raises the question of what the presence of these others might mean for the indirect consumption of linguistic repertoires as well as whether initial interest in one activity might lead to interest in yet other activities in a kind of chain consumption, thus further expanding the linguistic repertoire. This paper shows that K-pop presents us with just such scenarios. It makes the following three points. One, experienced consumers of K-pop provide translations and glossaries of key terms for newer K-pop fans, serving as language brokers. Two, interest in K-pop can lead to interest in other aspects of Korean culture, indicating the need to recognize that consumption can foster an anthropological stance. Finally, the indirect consumption of linguistic repertoires can, in turn, lead to the direct consumption of denotational codes, with implications for the roles of identity and investment in language learning.
Management of Guidewire Entrapment and Fracture During Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: When All Bailout Techniques Fail!
Authors: Sharma Tushar , Pfeffer Brad , Kwon Christopher C. , Damluji Abdulla A.
Published: April 2023

A 55-year-old man presented with chest pain and was diagnosed with non–ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction. Coronary angiography revealed a 95% eccentric lesion in the mid-right coronary artery. After 3 intracoronary stents were placed, the guidewire became entrapped in 1 of the stents; multiple attempts at retrieval were unsuccessful. Ultimately, the guidewire fractured, and a coronary artery bypass graft surgery was performed to remove the guidewire fragments. This report reviews the procedural steps for wire retrieval that are critical for operators to avoid coronary artery bypass surgery.
Assessment of the Significance of Agglomeration Effects in the South of Siberia
Authors:   Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RAS, Kolomak Evgeniya ,   Novosibirsk State University, Sherubneva Anastasia ,   Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RAS,   National Research University ‘Higher School of Economics’
Published: April 2023

Agglomeration effects are an essential element of business decision-making on the location of projects, but in the eastern territories of Russia their significance and influence are questioned. The southern industrial belt of Siberia, including the Omsk, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Kemerovo, Altai and part of the Krasnoyarsk region, has a combination of development characteristics that can contribute to the manifestation of agglomeration forces. The aim of the study was to obtain quantitative estimates of the impact of the agglomeration effects on the development of the region. The study was based on information about enterprises presented in the SPARK-Interfax database for the period 2019–2020. The analysis methods included maps representing the spatial distribution of the average for the municipalities level of output and profit of the enterprises, as well as an econometric analysis of the influence of the factor of remoteness from the regional capital on the performance of the firm. Regression estimates for individual regions confirmed the importance of agglomeration effects either for revenue or for the profitability of enterprises. Average estimates for enterprises of the entire South Siberian macro-region showed a significant contribution of the agglomeration effects to both output and profit, reducing the distance to the regional center by 2 times increases revenue by 1.6%, and profits by about 5.1%. Confirmation of the significance the of agglomeration forces and their positive impact on the economic and financial characteristics of business in the regions of southern Siberia are the arguments in favor of initiating and implementing public and private infrastructure projects that might improve the transport network and reduce barriers for the interaction of enterprises and population
Demand on Digital Skills in Russia: Regional Differences
Authors:   Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of the SB RAS, Kapelyuk Sergey ,   Novosibirsk State Technical University, Karelin Iliya ,   Novosibirsk State Technical University
Published: April 2023

This paper examines regional differences in the demand for digital skills based on an analysis of 9 million vacancies posted on the Unified Digital Platform ‘Work in Russia’ in 2018–2022. We examine approaches used in the literature to classify digital skills and using it develop our own classification. The paper studies the advantages and limitations of various indicators of the demand for digital skills. We suggest that the ratio between the share of vacancies requiring digital skills of a certain group in the region and the labor force population should be used as the most appropriate one. The results of the study show that in Russia there is still a significant regional differentiation in the employer’s demand for all selected groups. Differentiation increased with the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, and decreased slightly in 2021–2022. We reveal that regions with a higher level of economic development have higher requirements for digital skills. Digital skills are more often required in regions specialized on primary production and less often in agricultural regions. Of the federal districts, a slightly higher level of demand for digital skills is observed in the Ural and Far Eastern federal districts, while a significantly lower level is observed in the North Caucasus federal district
Nonlocal state-space strain gradient wave propagation of magneto thermo piezoelectric functionally graded nanobeam
Authors: Selvamani Rajendran , Loganathan Rubine , Dimitri Rossana , Tornabene Francesco
Published: April 2023

In this work, the state -space nonlocal strain gradient theory is used for the vibration analysis of magneto thermo piezoelectric functionally graded material (FGM) nanobeam. An analysis of FGM constituent properties is stated by using the power law relations. The refined higher order beam theory and Hamilton’s principle have been used to obtain the motion equations. Besides, the governing equations of the magneto thermo piezoelectric nanobeam are extracted by developed nonlocal state-space theory. And to solve the wave propagation problems, the analytical wave dispersion method is used. The effect of magnetic potential, temperature gradient, and electric voltage in variant parameters are presented in graph.
Innovation Ambidexterity and Firm Performance: The Moderating Effects of Contextual Factors
Authors: Fragoso Rui , Scazziota Vanessa , Guerrazzi Luiz , Quaresma Rui , Casas Novas Jorge
Published: April 2023

The purpose of this paper is to assess the moderating effects of motivating and contextual factors on the relationship of innovation ambidexterity and firm performance. A theoretical framework was developed and tested using survey data from a sample of the Global University Entrepreneurial Spirit Students’ Survey (GUESSS). The results suggest a positive effect of ambidexterity on firm performance, which is positively moderated by motivating factors, the number of co-owners and normative and cognitive institutions, such as power distance and university environment and program learning, respectively. The study provides important insights for policymakers to promote entrepreneurial education and clues for future research, as well as extends existing theory by offering insights on the moderator effects of individual and contextual factors on the relationship between ambidexterity and firm performance, assuming the benefits of the synergic effects of exploration and exploitation.
Performance evaluation simulation of the optical splitters integrated with unidirectional fiber elements
Authors: Rashed Ahmed Nabih Zaki , Reddy Mittamidi Madhusudhan , Nagendram Sanam , Anwer Twana Mohammed Kak , Ahammad Shaik Hasane , Kumar Munuswamy Siva , Hossain Md. Amzad , Mousad Aya
Published: April 2023

This study has clarified the performance evaluation simulation of the optical splitters integrated with unidirectional fiber elements. The simulative performance evaluation of electrostatic, thermal, and piezoelectric actuation based micro electro mechanical systems. The force against the displacement based electrostatic and elastic forces for parallel plate actuator is simulated by MEMSover simulation software. The voltage with angular displacement for a torsion bar actuator is clarified. Besides the lateral displacement against voltage for a comb drive actuator is reported. The dependence of the film thickness on the deflection of a bimetallic cantilever, the dependence of passive beam length on deflection of a bimorph actuator and the transient response of a bent beam actuator are demonstrated. Moreover the piezoelectric actuator force against applied voltage and the piezoelectric actuator displacement against applied voltage variations are reported.
Immediate effects of atrazine application on soil organic carbon and selected macronutrients and amelioration by sawdust biochar pretreatment
Authors: Oyeyiola Yetunde Bunmi , Opeolu Beatrice Olutoyin
Published: April 2023

Increasing use of herbicides has contributed immensely to current soil and water degradation in the tropics. Published works on effects of herbicides on soil organic carbon (SOC) – a major indicator for soil health and macronutrients and their enhancement by biochar are scarce for soils in Africa despite heavy herbicide applications every cropping season. This incubation trial evaluated immediate effects of atrazine application on SOC and selected soil macronutrients. The potential of sawdust (SD) biochar to mitigate associated SOC and macronutrients depletion was also assessed. A total of 950 g soil was placed in each leaching column (20 cm length and 7 cm diameter). The experiment was a factorial combination of four SD biochar types: SD + poultry manure (PM) pyrolyzed at 350 °C, SD-PM at 350 °C, SD + PM at 450 °C and SD-PM at 450 °C applied at two rates of 5 and 10 t/ha equivalent to 2.38 and 4.76 g/950 g soil, respectively. Atrazine alone and absolute control (AC) that received neither biochar nor atrazine were included for comparison. The treatments were replicated thrice in completely randomized design. Appropriate biochar was applied within 5 cm soil depth, moistened to field capacity, and left to equilibrate for 2 weeks. Thereafter, 20 mL atrazine solution was applied at 2.5 kg a.i/ha (achieved through 6.75 g atrazine powder/l of distilled water). Basal NPK 15:15:15 fertilizer mixed with urea at 0.1 and 0.03 g/900 g soil, respectively, was applied to mimic farmers’ practice on atrazine treated fields. Maize seeds were thereafter sown in the treated soils and nurtured for 2 weeks. Data taken on soil pH, SOC, exchangeable bases, available phosphorus, and dry biomass weight (DBW) of maize seedlings at the expiration of the trial were subjected to two-way analysis of variance using Genstat Statistical Package with means separated using LSD at 5% probability level. There were significant reductions in soil pH (5.8%), SOC (31%), and Ex. Ca (27%) in atrazine alone soil compared to AC. Contrarily, similar atrazine treated soil pretreated with SD biochar had increased soil pH, SOC, exchangeable Ca, available P, and DBW by 5.6 (in SD + PM@450 °C), 73.6 (SD-PM@450 °C), 84 (SD + PM@450 °C), 2,338.4 (SD + PM@450 °C), and 154.8% (SD + PM@350 °C), respectively, dominantly at 10 t/ha compared to AC. Sole atrazine treated soil was, however, higher in soil available P (23.8 mg/kg) and TDBW (0.56 g) against 5.42 mg/kg and 0.42 g from AC, respectively. Biochar pH and organic carbon were the most influential biochar properties contributing significantly to SOC sequestration and macronutrient enrichment in the atrazine treated soil. Pretreatment of soils with sawdust biochar prior to atrazine application is, therefore, recommended for mitigating associated organic carbon and macronutrient depletion in the soils for enhanced maize production.
„Első a kötelesség”
Authors: Dezső Krisztina
Published: April 2023

Beck Soma 1924-ben már nemzetközileg is elismert tudósként érkezett Pécsre, hogy megszervezze a városba költöző Erzsébet Tudományegyetem bőrgyógyászati klinikáját. A mostoha körülmények ellenére pár év alatt egy jól működő klinikát állított fel, ahol mind a bőrbetegségekkel, mind a nemi betegségekkel küzdő pácienseket fogadni tudták. A gyógyító tevekénység mellett az egyetemi oktatásban és kutatásokban is jelentős munkát végzett a professzor. A klinikán értékes mulázsgyűjteményt készíttetett, melyek az oktatásban használtak, szakkönyvtárának átengedésével a klinika könyvtárának alapját vetette meg. Tudományos munkássága a rákkutatásra, a csecsemőkori bőrbetegségekre, a háborús fagyási sérülések kezelésére terjedt ki. Legjelentősebb műve a Krompecher Ödönnel közösen írt Die feine Architektur der primären Hautcarcinome című kötet, amelyben a bőr rákos daganatait vizsgálták. Elsőként írta le az erythema myoticum infantilénak nevezett csecsemőkori bőrbetegséget. Emellett két tojásolajalapú kenőcsöt is kifejlesztett.
LINC00493‐encoded microprotein SMIM26 exerts anti‐metastatic activity in renal cell carcinoma
Authors: Meng Kun , Lu Shaohua , Li Yu‐Ying , Hu Li‐Ling , Zhang Jing , Cao Yun , Wang Yang , Zhang Chris Zhiyi , He Qing‐Yu
Published: April 2023

Human microproteins encoded by long non‐coding RNAs (lncRNA) have been increasingly discovered, however, complete functional characterization of these emerging proteins is scattered. Here, we show that LINC00493‐encoded SMIM26, an understudied microprotein localized in mitochondria, is tendentiously downregulated in clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) and correlated with poor overall survival. LINC00493 is recognized by RNA‐binding protein PABPC4 and transferred to ribosomes for translation of a 95‐amino‐acid protein SMIM26. SMIM26, but not LINC00493, suppresses ccRCC growth and metastatic lung colonization by interacting with acylglycerol kinase (AGK) and glutathione transport regulator SLC25A11 via its N‐terminus. This interaction increases the mitochondrial localization of AGK and subsequently inhibits AGK‐mediated AKT phosphorylation. Moreover, the formation of the SMIM26‐AGK‐SCL25A11 complex maintains mitochondrial glutathione import and respiratory efficiency, which is abrogated by AGK overexpression or SLC25A11 knockdown. This study functionally characterizes the LINC00493‐encoded microprotein SMIM26 and establishes its anti‐metastatic role in ccRCC, and therefore illuminates the importance of hidden proteins in human cancers.
STAT5bis a key effector ofNRG‐1/ERBB4‐mediated myocardial growth
Authors: Vaparanta Katri , Jokilammi Anne , Paatero Ilkka , Merilahti Johannes A , Heliste Juho , Hemanthakumar Karthik Amudhala , Kivelä Riikka , Alitalo Kari , Taimen Pekka , Elenius Klaus
Published: April 2023

The growth factor Neuregulin‐1 (NRG‐1) regulates myocardial growth and is currently under clinical investigation as a treatment for heart failure. Here, we demonstrate in severalin vitroandin vivomodels that STAT5b mediates NRG‐1/EBBB4‐stimulated cardiomyocyte growth. Genetic and chemical disruption of the NRG‐1/ERBB4 pathway reduces STAT5b activation and transcription of STAT5b target genesIgf1,Myc, andCdkn1ain murine cardiomyocytes. Loss ofStat5balso ablates NRG‐1‐induced cardiomyocyte hypertrophy. Dynamin‐2 is shown to control the cell surface localization of ERBB4 and chemical inhibition of Dynamin‐2 downregulates STAT5b activation and cardiomyocyte hypertrophy. In zebrafish embryos, Stat5 is activated during NRG‐1‐induced hyperplastic myocardial growth, and chemical inhibition of the Nrg‐1/Erbb4 pathway or Dynamin‐2 leads to loss of myocardial growth and Stat5 activation. Moreover, CRISPR/Cas9‐mediated knockdown ofstat5bresults in reduced myocardial growth and cardiac function. Finally, the NRG‐1/ERBB4/STAT5b signaling pathway is differentially regulated at mRNA and protein levels in the myocardium of patients with pathological cardiac hypertrophy as compared to control human subjects, consistent with a role of the NRG‐1/ERBB4/STAT5b pathway in myocardial growth.
Support Model for Psychological and Pedagogical Classes: Experience in Development and Implementation
Authors:   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University, Volokhova Valentina I. , Belashina Tatiana V. ,   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University, Bakaeva Vera V. ,   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University, Makeev Aleksandr A. ,   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University
Published: April 2023

The article deals the experience of implementing a project to support psychology and education classes at Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University in cooperation with educational organizations of basic general education. The theoretical foundations for constructing the concept of psychology and education classes are disclosed, the organization of activities and developing and implementing a model for supporting psychology and education classes of all participants of the educational process are described. The object of the analysis of the article was the priority directions for the introduction of the model of psychology and education classes in educational institutions. The purpose of the article is to identify tools for the formation of an individual professional trajectory for students of psychology and education classes.
Formation of Organizational Culture as a Condition for Personnel Management in an Educational Organization
Authors:   Oryol State University, Koveshnikova Elena N. , Zhuravleva Natalia N. ,   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University, Shanurina Olga V. ,   Municipal Budgetary Educational Institution of Secondary School no. 27
Published: April 2023

The article deals with the problem of organizational culture formation. The profession leaves its imprint on the values, moral rules and behavioral characteristics of employees. He carries the culture of the organization through his whole life, becoming a carrier of this culture. A modern manager should possess managerial competencies, including the ability to use the scientific foundations of organizational culture in management activities. The theory of organizational culture is widely used in industrial organizations, banks, offices in Western countries. Currently, it is distributed in Russian institutions, including being introduced into the activities of educational institutions – universities and schools. The article reveals the effectiveness of the use of organizational culture in the management activities of an educational organization, describes the technology of creating organizational culture.
Russian Statehood as a Didactic Unit of the Educational and Methodological Complex “Foundations of the Russian Statehoodˮ
Authors:   Kryachkov Novosibirsk State University of Architecture, Design and Arts, Grebenkina Anna A. , Sergeev Sergey K. ,   Kryachkov Novosibirsk State University of Architecture, Design and Arts, Kolesnikova Olga V. ,   Kryachkov Novosibirsk State University of Architecture, Design and Arts, Romannikov Oleg D. ,   Kryachkov Novosibirsk State University of Architecture, Design and Arts
Published: April 2023

The article was written as part of a public discussion about the introduction of a new discipline “Fundamentals of Russian Statehoodˮ into professional educational programs of higher education. The subject of consideration is the Russian statehood as a system-forming didactic unit for constructing the content of educational material. The concept of “Russian statehoodˮ indicates a broad subject area of public relations, including both the system of relations of public power (the state at various stages of its development), and the supersystem of relations of public power with non-state forms of organizing the public life of ethnic groups (territorial community), – the supersystem, which forms the “contextˮ of development and sustainable functioning of the state. The general methodological basis of the findings is a systematic approach, the key theoretical and methodological concept is social (public) attitude.
Teaching History in Non-Humanitarian Universities in Russia: on the Issue of a New Concept
Authors:   Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management «NINE», Bystrenko Valentina I. , Yaroslavtsev Viktor G. ,   Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management «NINE»
Published: April 2023

A new concept of history is being developed for university students today. The authors of the article set the task to reveal the main problems of the modern stage of teaching history at the university and suggest areas for improvement. The article is based on published materials of conferences, discussions of the professional community and on my own long experience in the university. The authors consider it necessary to unify the name of the discipline in history, which is mandatory for non-humanitarian universities in Russia, to develop a new state standard, real, corresponding to the time allocated in the curricula of universities. A number of the most important changes in the content and methodological part of the course are proposed in the conclusions. The authors propose the main changes: a combination of the problem-chronological principle, the connection of the history of Russia with world history, the obligatory study of the history of Russia in the post-Soviet period and its place in the post-Soviet space, the development of studentsʼ understanding of the general and particular in the history and modern development of Russia. The need to improve the legal regulation of the work of a teacher, taking into account its complication in the context of digitalization, is substantiated in the article.
Socio-pedagogical Technologies of Interaction with Childrenʼs Public Associations in the Activities of the Adviser on Education
Authors:   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University, Lavrentieva Olesya A.
Published: April 2023

The creation of various childrenʼs public associations and movements in modern Russia actualizes the problem of scientific substantiation of ways to strengthen the influence of child and adolescent activity on the processes of education and socialization of students. The purpose of this article is to substantiate socio-pedagogical technologies aimed at improving the processes of education in an educational organization in interaction with childrenʼs public associations. The focus is on the socio-pedagogical technologies of the activities of the adviser to the Director for education and interaction with childrenʼs public associations. The article clarifies the concept of “socio-pedagogical technology in the activity of an adviserˮ. Three groups of socio-pedagogical technologies are presented: the inclusion of students in socially significant social projects of childrenʼs public associations; the interaction of participants in educational relations when they are included in various public associations; the involvement of socially significant adults in educational work in cooperation with childrenʼs public associations. The theoretical idea of the relationship between the use of socio-pedagogical technologies by the adviser to the director for education and interaction with childrenʼs public associations and the education of the individual in accordance with spiritual and moral, family, socio-cultural values is substantiated.
Parent Online University as an Effective Form of Psychological and Pedagogical Counseling and Education
Authors:   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University, Maruschak Eugeniya B. , Ignatenko Olga E. ,   Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University
Published: April 2023

The article presents the experience of counseling parents in the format of video consultations within the parent online university. This practice is one of the activities of the service for the provision of services of psychological, pedagogical, methodological and consulting assistance to parents (legal representatives of children), as well as citizens who wish to take up children left without parental care, created on the basis of the regional resource center “Family and Children” of the Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University within the framework of the federal project “Modern School” of the national project “Educationˮ. Parent Online University is a high-quality educational content that meets the requirements of scientificity, gratuitousness and accessibility. The purpose of the article is to summarize the experience of the practical work of the service for the provision of services of psychological, pedagogical, methodological and consulting assistance to parents (legal representatives of children), as well as citizens who wish to adopt children left without parental care for upbringing in their families.
Event-Driven Practices in the Field of Educational Mediation in the Context of Digital Transformation: the Experience of the Siberian Region
Authors:   Siberian Federal University, Smolyaninova Olga G. , Ivanov Nikita A. ,   Siberian Federal University, Matveeva Natalia V. ,   School of Self-Determination, Resource Center for Mediation Technologies, Podusova Natalya S. ,   Siberian Federal University, Korshunova Daria S. ,   Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University named after V. P. Astafiev, Kuzmin Dmitry N. ,   Siberian Federal University
Published: April 2023

The article presents the pedagogical experience in designing and conducting educational events in the field of mediation based on the use of digital technologies. In particular, the experience of organizing an interregional online olympiad among students of grades 10–11 of the regions of the Yenisei Siberia is described through the development and use of the resources of a massive open online course. The experience of holding a school section with reports on mediation within the framework of an international scientific conference in a remote format is considered. The results of the implementation of the childrenʼs competition for the development and protection by teams of peer mediators of projects in the format of web quests on the topics of prevention and conflict resolution by means of mediation are presented and analyzed. Examples of sites developed by schoolchildren, online communities, as well as chat bots are presented.
Static lateral load capacity of extruded wood-plastic composite-to-metal single-bolt connections, considering failure at the ends
Authors: Chen Chen , Kuang Fuchun , Tor Onder , Quin Franklin , Xiong Zhengwei , Zhang Jilei
Published: April 2023

The effect of the end distance was studied relative to the static ultimate lateral load capacity of a single-shear unconstrained wood-plastic-composite-to-metal single-bolt connection (SUWSC). Equations estimated the static ultimate lateral loads of the SUWSCs that failed during the end tear-out, splitting, and yield modes and were obtained using stress concentration factor regression- and mechanics-based approaches. The experimental results showed that the stress concentration factor was a linear function of the end-distance to bolt-diameter ratio for the SUWSCs that failed during end tear-out and splitting modes. The static ultimate lateral loads of the SUWSCs that failed during the yield modes were estimated using a mechanics-based equation. The minimum end distance for the SUWSCs that failed without end fracture (i.e., only with yield mode) was 25.4 mm, which was four times larger than the bolt diameter.
Fabrication of novel biocomposite made of chemically treated sludge fibers and various molecular weight polypropylene
Authors: Margavi Mohammad Reza Amiri , Talaeipour Mohammad , Hemmasi AmirHooman , Bazyar Behzad , Ghasemi Ismaeil
Published: April 2023

The effect of the chemical treatment of paper mill sludge fibers and polypropylene molecular weight were studied relative to the physical, mechanical, and morphological properties of a novel cellulosic biocomposite. Paper mill sludge fibers were treated with acetic anhydride, and succinic anhydride was mixed with maleic anhydride polypropylene (MAPP) and coupling agent (0 and 3%). The ratio of fibers and polymer materials was considered 30 to 70, which was manufactured by the hot-pressing method at 180 °C. Water absorption, volume swelling, and contact angle were examined on each specimen according to ASTM standards, while Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) explored the efficiency of chemical modification of fibers and the morphology of biocomposites, respectively. The results showed that chemical treatment of fibers reduced the water absorption and volumetric swelling. Both tensile and flexural strength were increased with chemical treatment using the coupling agent. Comparison of fibers treated with succinic acid and acetic acid showed that the succinic acid enhanced the mechanical properties better than the acetic acid treatment. Finally, FTIR analysis showed that the hydroxyl groups decreased, and SEM images indicated the interface between fibers and polypropylene improved via chemical treatment of sludge fibers.
Complex single-cell analysis using hydrogel microcapsules
Authors:   , Leonavičienė Greta
Published: April 2023

iological samples are intrinsically heterogeneous. Unraveling this heterogeneity is important for a better understanding of the biological functions of individual cells and their differences. Single-cell profiling often requires complex multi-step molecular biology techniques to isolate single cells and process their genetic material. However, despite recent progress in the single-cell analysis field, the high-throughput analysis remains limited due to numerous technological constraints. This doctoral thesis introduces a practical and innovative solution to enable a high-throughput and complex single-cell analysis. This achievement has been made possible by the development of semi-permeable microcapsules. The microcapsules are picoliter-nanoliter volume droplets enveloped by a thin hydrogel shell that acts as a semi-permeable membrane. Isolated single cells and high molecular weight biomolecules (e.g., gDNA, mRNA) are retained, while smaller molecules (e.g., enzymes, oligonucleotides, reagents) transverse the hydrogel shell by diffusion. Due to this semi-permeability, various enzymatic reactions and assays can be performed on a massive scale by simply transferring the microcapsules from one reaction tube to another. The microcapsules have been applied for single bacterial genome amplification, multiplex RT-PCR, RNA sequencing, and cell culture. The technology and results revealed in this thesis are likely to create a foundation for further development of high-throughput single-cell -omics methods.
Autoimmune and septic vasculitis in the gastrointestinal tract – A comparative postmortem study of 38 rheumatoid arthritis patients
Authors: Bély Miklós , Apáthy Ágnes
Published: April 2023

Introduction: Systemic vasculitis of autoimmune origin (AV) is a basic manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Different (acute, subacute, subchronic and chronic) stages of AV existing side by side in the same tissue sections demonstrate the relapsing nature of autoimmune vasculitis corresponding to the actual clinical activity of RA. Septic infection is one of the most serious complications of RA and can be accompanied with systemic septic vasculitis of recurrent nature (SV). Differentiation between AV and SV is of crucial importance because of different consequences and treatment. The aim of this study was to analyze the histological differences between AV and SV in blood vessels of the gastrointestinal (G-I) tract. Patients and methods: Gastrointestinal tissue samples of 33 RA patients with systemic vasculitis of autoimmune origin and 5 patients with systemic vasculitis of septic origin were analyzed histologically. Results: RA patients of both genders were affected by autoimmune or septic vasculitis at any time of the disease. Relapsing autoimmune vasculitis involved in different (nonspecific, fibrinoid necrotic or granulomatous) forms blood vessels of all sizes. Recurrent septic vasculitis involved arteries of all sizes in a nonspecific and fibrinoid necrotic form; the veins were intact. Granulomatous involvement of the veins was characteristic only for autoimmune vasculitis. Discussion and conclusion: Recognition and histological differential diagnosis of AV and SV are great challenges in surgical pathology especially in small biopsy specimens. The presence of a granulomatous type of vasculitis and involvement of the veins confirms histologically the autoimmune origin of this complication, while the lack of these supports a septic origin.
War in Ukraine as a bifurcation point in global development: rhyming with the past versus creating the future
Authors:   State Institution “Institute for Economics and Forecasting, NAS of Ukraine”, Sidenko Volodymyr
Published: April 2023

In this article, prepared as part of the creative discussion on the problems raised in Sergio Mariotti's paper regarding various global economic aspects related to the Russian-Ukrainian war, the author argues that, despite the obvious tendencies towards greater global protectionism, one should not excessively expand the meaning of the term "protectionism" thus concealing the recent trends towards direct government interventionism in the functioning of international markets, which makes the very concept of "free market" increasingly conditional. Turning to the repeatability in the present of certain trends of the past (called “rhyming”), which is another important message in S. Mariotti's article, the author emphasizes the need to consider this phenomenon not as a regrettable and undesirable coincidence, but as a natural consequence of the principle of cyclicality in economic development and the wave-like nature of long-term development trends. The article proves that one can not overcome undesirable and dangerous global trends just by calling for peace, cooperation and better global coordination based on the established principles of institutionalised world order. That purpose requires a truly global thinking in all without exception centers that shape global development policy, and true cooperation in defining the parameters of the future and in solving global problems of humanity. And this is only possible via the formation of a qualitatively new model of globalization, where economic freedom would become the freedom of free development for all.
21st Century Cures Act ONC Rule: Implications for Adolescent Care and Confidentiality Protections
Authors: Pasternak Ryan H. , Alderman Elizabeth M. , English Abigail
Published: April 2023

Ensuring the confidentiality and protection of health information is the standard of care for adolescents. In 2023 and beyond, the protection of personal health information is more critical than ever. The 21st Century Cures Act Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology Rule, with its requirements for the broad sharing of electronic health information and ban on “information blocking,” poses serious concerns for confidentiality in adolescent health care delivery. The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic has rapidly increased the use of telehealth and, thereby, patient portal use for adolescent health records, increasing risks for disclosure. Understanding the legal and clinical underpinnings for confidential adolescent health services and the clinical challenges and health information technology limitations presented by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology Rule is key to providing quality adolescent health services while implementing the Rule. A framework is presented to facilitate decision-making in individual cases by clinicians.
Health Care Transitions for Adolescents
Authors: Meyers Matthew J. , Irwin Charles E.
Published: April 2023

The transition from pediatric to adult models of care poses many challenges to adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients. Several academic societies have established clinical reports to help providers prepare patients for this transition, facilitate the transfer of care between providers, and integrate patients into adult models of care. Furthermore, several novel care delivery models have been developed to expand health care transition (HCT) services. Despite this, a minority of patients receive transition services meeting the goals of these clinical reports and few data exist on their effectiveness. Given this, ongoing research and clinical innovation in the field are imperative. This article aims to summarize the current landscape of HCT for AYAs, outline the contemporary imperative for its integration into preventive health care given the unique challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, and expand the current literature by providing a summary of novel emerging strategies being used to meet the health care transition (HCT) needs of adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients.