bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Pelatihan Eungkoet Keumamah (Ikan Kayu) Pada Ibu - Ibu Rumah Tangga di Pulo Breuh Aceh Besar
Authors: Anzora Anzora , Winarty Asih , Nazlia Suraiya , Hasanah Hasanah , Maqfirah Maqfirah , Sabarati Sabarati
Published: September 2023

Pulo merupakan salah satu daerah yang mempunyai hasil laut yang melimpah seperti ikan dan lainnya yang merupakan aset bagi masyarakat di Gampong Gugop Pulo Aceh, akan tetapi selama ini hasil alam tersebut hanya sebagai tempat mata pencaharian satu bidang saja, dengan menjual hasil dari laut kepada agen untuk di distribusikan dengan mentah tanpa pengolahan apapun. Sehingga di sini tergerak bagi Tim Pengabdian ingin melakukan pelatihan kepada ibu rumah tangga tentang pengolahan ikan mentah menjadi berbagai variasi yang dapat menghasilkan pendapatan baru bagi masyarakat, dengan tujuan akan mengembangkan potensi bagi ibu rumah tangga dalam pengolahan, pengemasan serta menambah daya jual beli yang lebih. Pelatihan ini menggunakan metode ceramah dan demonstrasi langsung tentang pengolahan ikan menjadi produk eungkoet keumamah dengan memberikan sosialisasi kepada ibu rumah tangga sebagai mitra dalam pengabdian ini. Hasil dari pengabdian ini antara lain: (1) adanya pengetahuan baru bagi ibu rumah tangga dalam pengolahan ikan mentah menjadi produk eungkoet keumamah, (2) adanya motivasi dalam mengembangkan bakat serta potensi yang dimiliki sehingga menambah wawasan dalam berwirausaha bagi masyarakat,(3)kemampuan dalam mengatur keuangan serta pengetahuan baru tentang pemasaran produk melalui media online serta offline.
Strengthening Indonesia’s Millennial Generation Organizational Commitment and Loyalty: The Role of Religiosity
Authors: ‘Azzam Muhammad Abdullah , Sawitri Hunik Sri Runing
Published: September 2023

The millennial generation is the key to Indonesia's future success, but there are still profound misunderstandings, especially regarding the millennial generation's organizational commitment and loyalty. Rather than focusing on these misunderstandings, this article invites researchers especially on Indonesia's generational cohort to look up another factor to strengthen the millennial generation's organizational commitment and loyalty, and one of those factors is religiosity. This article provided a grounded theory approach by providing an in-depth analysis of several topics especially organizational commitment and religiosity among the Indonesia millennial generation. This in-depth analysis resulted in three conceptual proposals, that proposed how religiosity as a variable could be utilized, in organizational commitment and loyalty study among the millennial generation. These proposals could help future researchers create a basis for theoretical development or conduct ab empirical research on this subject.
Environmental and Financial Management in Sustainable Business: A Case Study in the Energy Industry
Authors: Afiat Muhammad Nur , Lestari Anita , Rijal Syamsu , Purwanti Ari , Afifah Nurul
Published: September 2023

Sustainable business practices have become paramount in the contemporary global economy, urging companies to balance financial prosperity with environmental responsibility. In this context, the energy industry in West Java, Indonesia, serves as a compelling case study due to its significance in the region's economic development and its simultaneous environmental challenges. This research employs a qualitative case study approach to investigate the complex interplay between environmental and financial management within the West Java energy sector. Through semi-structured interviews, document analysis, and surveys, the study assesses environmental management practices, financial performance, and sustainable business models. The findings reveal a growing commitment to clean technologies, emissions reduction, and transparency among energy companies. Moreover, sustainable energy businesses exhibit competitive profitability, risk mitigation capabilities, and improved access to capital. Successful business models emphasize the integration of environmental and financial objectives and the importance of stakeholder engagement. These findings underscore the significance of aligning environmental and financial management for sustainable business in the energy industry and offer valuable insights for policymakers and industry practitioners seeking to navigate the intricate terrain of sustainability.
Bibliometric Analysis of the Influence of Academic Research on HRM Strategy, Employee Performance, and Organizational Success Globally
Authors: Syafri Muhammad , Muktamar Ahmad , Choerudin Achmad , Elizabeth Roosganda , Amalia Mei Rani
Published: September 2023

This bibliometric analysis explores the profound influence of academic research on Human Resource Management (HRM) strategy, employee performance, and global organizational success. Leveraging a comprehensive dataset from reputable academic databases, the study employs bibliometric techniques to analyze patterns of publication, citation, collaboration, and keyword trends within the HRM research domain. The findings reveal a multifaceted landscape of HRM scholarship. Co-authorship network analysis identifies prolific authors and research clusters, highlighting the collaborative nature of HRM research. Citation analysis uncovers highly influential publications, showcasing the impact of seminal works on HRM theory and practice. Keyword analysis unveils emerging research themes, reflecting the field's responsiveness to evolving challenges and trends. Notably, the analysis underscores the significance of evidence-based HRM practices and the global context in which HRM operates. It recognizes the role of academic research in shaping HRM strategies that enhance employee performance and contribute to global organizational success. This study provides valuable insights for HRM practitioners, researchers, and organizational leaders by offering a comprehensive overview of the evolving HRM landscape. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration, the influence of seminal works, and the dynamic nature of HRM research. Understanding these dynamics is pivotal for advancing HRM scholarship and driving organizational excellence in a globalized world.
Pengaruh Penerapan Teknologi Big Data, Independensi Auditor, dan Kualitas Pelaporan Keuangan terhadap Efektivitas Proses Audit
Authors: Prasetyo Nugrahanti Trinandari , Sudarmanto Eko , Bakri Asri Ady , Susanto Edy , Male Sartina R
Published: September 2023

Proses audit merupakan hal yang mendasar bagi transparansi dan akuntabilitas keuangan, terutama dalam industri yang dinamis seperti manufaktur. Penelitian ini menginvestigasi dampak penerapan teknologi Big Data, independensi auditor, dan kualitas laporan keuangan terhadap efektivitas proses audit di sebuah perusahaan manufaktur di Provinsi DKI Jakarta. Data kuantitatif dikumpulkan melalui survei, analisis dokumen, dan penilaian laporan keuangan. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa integrasi teknologi Big Data secara substansial berpengaruh positif terhadap efektivitas audit. Meskipun independensi auditor secara umum dipertahankan, kekhawatiran muncul terkait penyediaan layanan non-audit. Kualitas laporan keuangan tetap tinggi, meningkatkan efektivitas audit. Interaksi dari faktor-faktor ini menggarisbawahi kompleksitas audit di sektor manufaktur Jakarta. Implikasinya menekankan pada adopsi teknologi strategis, perlindungan independensi auditor, dan fokus yang berkelanjutan pada kualitas pelaporan keuangan. Studi ini berkontribusi pada pemahaman praktik audit kontemporer dan implikasinya bagi para pemangku kepentingan di Provinsi DKI Jakarta.
COORDENADOR PEDAGÓGICO, PERCEPÇÕES E DESEJOS DE MUDANÇAS: RELATO DE PRÁTICAS EXITOSAS NA CONQUISTA DA APRENDIZAGEM
Authors: Sousa Ana
Published: September 2023

O artigo faz uma reflexão da atuação do coordenador pedagógico, percepções e desejos de mudança na busca da melhoria da aprendizagem, um relato de experiências exitosas desenvolvida em cinco escolas municipais de Ulianópolis/Pa. As atividades vivenciadas, estimuladas pelo coordenador pedagógico representaram um diferencial no crescimento do IDEB- índice de desenvolvimento da educação básica nas escolas. No desenvolvimento do estudo de vivência prática foi utilizado a pesquisa participante, com abordagem qualitativa, com uso da técnica de roteiro e planejamento das ações a serem vividas na escola. Os resultados apontaram que as atividades pedagógicas desenvolvidas nas escolas, no ano de 2009 tem contribuído para o aumento do IDEB e superando metas, além disso, o planejamento das atividades em conjunto com a coordenação realizado por meio de encontros pedagógicos proporcionaram acompanhar as ações e promover formação para professores e apresentação de sequências didáticas e projetos pedagógicos. Conclui-se que o coordenador tem importante papel no processo pedagógico e, por meio de práticas integrativas com a gestão e professores podem transformar e superar os obstáculos e dificuldades de aprendizagem vivenciadas na escola.
United Kingdom’s budget deficit in 2010s and Government’s financial policies: analysis and implications
Authors: Tek Hamzahan
Published: September 2023

This article delves into the intricate nature of the United Kingdom's (UK) budget deficits throughout the 2010s and explores the government's responses to address this fiscal challenge. The article also sheds light on the fiscal policies adopted by the coalition government, formed due to the need for a collective approach to tackle the deficit. These policies encompassed tax increases, reductions in public benefits and investments, and aimed to balance the structural current account deficit by 2015–16. The government's approach aligns with Keynesian macroeconomic doctrine, advocating for government intervention in the economic landscape. However, the article raises questions about the efficacy of these policies in entirely mitigating the deficit. The article claims that while the deficit persisted as a concern, the government achieved a significant reduction during this period, showcasing both challenges and accomplishments in addressing the UK's budget deficit.
Assessment of customer satisfaction in public transportation evidence from Gombe State Transport Service (GSTS)
Authors: Yaboh Caleb Mark , Salisu Isyaka Mohammed , Sabatine Uchenna Stanley
Published: September 2023

It is undeniable fact that transportation is part of the daily rounds of activities and as such an essential component of the every human being. The study seeks to assess customer's satisfaction in public transportation evidence from Gombe State Transport Service (Gombe Line), with more empirical studies needed in the study area. The study used a quantitative approach and the data were collected through a survey, questionnaire method, which was adopted from previous studies as a data gathering instrument. The independent variables are Affordability and Safety, while the dependent variable is customer satisfaction. The population of the study is 994 and sampling size of 331 using Taro Yamane’s formula. Questionnaires were distributed for data collection which amounted to 331 using convenient sampling with 305 returned which signifies 92% response rate. Data analysis was conducted through statistical techniques such as descriptive statistics and multiple regression using SPSS software version 26 in which the result indicated that Affordability has significant influence on customer satisfaction, whereas Safety has insignificant relationship on customer satisfaction. The study recommended that management should work hard to improve Gombe State Transport Service (GSTS) affordability and be able to guarantee safety of passengers to enhance customer satisfaction which leads to customer retention.
Design and Frame Strength Evaluation of Salt Washing Unit Capacity 50 Kg/hour
Authors: Siregar Tika Hafzara , Sutisna Setya Permana , Sutoyo Edi , Rahmat Mamat , Al Kindi Hablinur , Dodih
Published: September 2023

The salt washing unit is part of the salt processing machine. This unit's function is to wash raw salt with brine. This unit has a motor, agitator blade, washing chamber, and frame. The frame structure strength of the salt washing unit needs to be evaluated to ensure safety. This research aims to design the salt washing unit and obtain simulation results of frame structure strength to ensure the safety of the salt washing unit. This research was carried out by simulation to look for stress, strain, and changes in the shape of objects (displacement). The frame strength simulation was carried out using Solidwork software. The salt washing unit with a 50 kg/hour capacity has been designed. It has a cylindrical shape with 990 mm in height and 680 mm in diameter. From the simulation results of strain, it can be concluded that the minimum point is 1.80 × 108 Mpa, and the maximum point is 1.63 × 105 Mpa. From the simulation results of displacement, it can be concluded that the minimum point is 0 mm and the maximum point is 2,296 mm. The maximum stress is 5.254×106 N/m2, and the minimum stress point is 1.803×106 N/m2.
Сок черемухи: 6 доказанных преимуществ, противопоказания, как готовить и хранить
Authors: Шелестун Анна  , Елисеева Татьяна
Published: September 2023

Многие знают о чарующем аромате цветущей черемухи из собственного опыта или народных рассказов. Однако не все знают о полезных свойствах плодов этого растения, которое относится к семейству слив. Многие даже считают ягоды черемухи ядовитыми. Это верно частично, особенно в отношении незрелых зеленых плодов и их избыточного потребления вместе с семенами, которые содержат потенциально опасные цианогенные гликозиды. [1]

Сладкие чуть терпковатые ягоды черемухи часто используют в кулинарии для приготовления разнообразной выпечки, компотов, наливок. Из высушенных плодов получают черемуховую муку, а из свежих отжимают сок, обладающий множеством целебных свойств.

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Малиновый сок: польза, особенности употребления и приготовления вкусного напитка
Authors: Шелестун Анна  , Елисеева Татьяна
Published: September 2023

Ягода, часто ассоциирующаяся у многих с простудами и гриппами по причине знаменитых жаропонижающих свойств, является еще и очень вкусным десертом. Из малины готовят джемы, муссы, пастилу и варенье, а еще отжимают из нее ароматный и весьма полезный для здоровья фреш. Малиновый сок, особенно приготовленный самостоятельно, содержит огромное количество ценных нутриентов и может избавить от многих заболеваний.
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An update on my Warez book: a book about the artforms of the high-level piracy scene
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I am, at present, working on a book currently entitled  Warez: The Economic Artforms and Illicit Crafts of the Topsite Scene  , under contract with punctum books. The title has changed since it went under contract in order to better reflect the content – and it might well change again.
Questions and Answers from UKSG on Opening the Future
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

 Do you think that the Subscribe-To-Open model could be applied to new academic presses who have no backlist?  Yes. The Open Library of Humanities, which I run, does not have a backlist but works on this model. It’s a great deal of work to set up and articulating the value proposition is more challenging, but it’s still doable.  Thank you for your presentation. You mention usage from 129 different countries during spring 2020. 
OA books being reprinted under CC BY license
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I have to admit, today, that I was wrong about the risk of others reprinting open-access monographs produced under a Creative Commons license. An outfit called “Saint Philip Street Press” has reprinted (on demand) the entire catalogues of Open Book Publishers, Ubiquity Press, UCL Press, and others. Here’s my Literature Against Criticism for sale, for instance.
Subscribe to Open and Plan S
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Subscribe to Open is a model pioneered by Annual Reviews that basically says that if libraries continue to subscribe, the title will become OA. If libraries drop out, it goes back to being subscription. A good point that Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe brought to my attention is that this poses problems for the status of the title under Plan S provisions. Is this a type of hybrid publication?
Why academic bookstores?
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

A famous line from  Jurassic Park  (1993) is that ‘[y]our scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should’. I felt much the same, today, reading J. M. Hawker’s  Capital Letters: The Economics of Academic Bookselling  (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019) . For the aptly named Hawker tells us, the ‘core purpose of both
I have won the 2019 Philip Leverhulme Prize
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Last week, while I was having blood products transfused at the Royal Free Hospital, I received an email from the Leverhulme Trust stating that I had been awarded the 2019 Philip Leverhulme Trust Prize in Literary Studies.
Notes on Susan Leigh Star’s ‘The Ethnography of Infrastructure’
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

As part of the COPIM project, my work packages are conducting some background reading groups. This week we are reading Susan Leigh Star, ‘The Ethnography of Infrastructure’,  American Behavioral Scientist  , 43.3 (1999), 377–91 . I had read this a long time ago but enjoyed revisiting it. I thought, in a spirit of openness, that I would share my notes on this article.
Why 'Lower Tier' Journals Might Contain Better Work
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I was reflecting this morning on the following propositions: Higher-tier (high prestige, high exclusivity) journals, to which most academics submit their work first, often have extremely high thresholds for admission. They require three peer reviewers to agree to publication and they also set exacting (and sometimes flawed) criteria for novelty.
The Publisher's Association's impact assessment on OA is pretty much as you'd expect
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

The Publisher’s Association has commissioned a report that seems to be their latest attempt at painting open access to research as economically damaging to the publishing sector.
It's time we dropped Agamben
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Giorgio Agamben gets around a lot on literature syllabi. His “What is the Contemporary?” is a staple of theoretical courses, his concept of “bare life” is used to think through the structures of contemporary biopower, and his thinking around “states of exception” and “states of emergency” find a fruitful home in many places. Here’s the problem, though: Agamben has just shown us the logical outcome of his thinking and it’s not good.
On the ethics of studying pirate cultures
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Studies such as my Warez book fall under the rubric of ‘netnographies’; work that attempt to examine ethnographically the principles and characteristics of various online cultures. A fundamental challenge of working in this space is the issue of ethics, though. Most of the documents and conversations that have been surfaced in the DeFacto2 archive were thought, by the conversation participants, to have been held in private.
The T&F buyout of F1000 neutralizes the Plan S threat infrastructures
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I am tempted to think that Taylor & Francis’s acquisition of F1000 should be critiqued on grounds of yet more gross for-profit consolidation in the scholarly publishing ecosystem. I believe this is true. But funders won’t care. The EU wants to maintain its stance of market non-interference and I do not believe that the for-profit status of such entities bothers others like Wellcome or Gates.
I have submitted the Warez book
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I have, today, submitted the manuscript of my book, currently titled  Warez: The Economic Aesthetics and Alternative Reality Games of the Topsite Scene  to the publisher!
Thinking about UK Ph.D. examinations
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Yesterday, I examined a Ph.D. It’s not an unusual experience – and huge congratulations to the candidate who had a well-deserved pass! But every time I go through this process I spot a number of weaknesses in the UK examination system that really should be put right. These reflections are not specific to the thesis I just examined. They are, rather, a broader policy reflection on the process.
Some reflections on the politics of open peer review
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I recently participated in the American Historical Association’s open peer review experiment on the manuscript of ‘History Can Be Open Source’. I enjoyed reading the manuscript and welcomed the experiment. I would like to offer some experiential observations on the meta-process, in the open. I’ve used CommentPress before, so the technology was familiar.
Open access monographs and the REF-after-REF 2021
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Since yesterday’s post on The UKRI Open Access Review Consultation Document my inbox has been swamped by journalists, librarians, and publishers asking what the policy means for REF. The short answer is that, at the moment, it means nothing. ##What the review says Work funded just by REF (i.e. that acknowledges only unhypothecated QR awarded from the last REF) is not in scope for the OA policy.
The proliferation of business models for open-access books
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

We are at an exciting moment for open-access books. UKRI has announced a forthcoming funding mandate, kicking off in 2024. Plan S funders are deciding what to do about books. And much (if not all) of the dissent around the idea of OA monographs has gone quieter. It seems, at least to me, that more and more people are persuaded that OA books are a good concept… so long as the route by which we get there is equitable.
Instrumental reading
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Today I read Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s  Generous Thinking: A Radical Approach to Saving the University  , a book that touches on many of my interests (public humanities, open access, reforming university assessments and hiring etc.). I’d already had the pleasure of reading the draft version, which was available for open comment, but the final edition really did feel even better than that.
The supervisory frustrations of AHRC Doctoral Training Partnerships
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

The AHRC awards Ph.D. funding, now, through a system of Doctoral Training Partnerships. These are groups of institutions who share a funding pool, and training resources, for doctoral candidates. In many ways, this is a good idea; to agglomerate resources and to make institutions cooperate is clearly beneficial. But it also comes with some substantial frustrations as a supervisor.
An expensive but possible way to do Society OA
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

A Learned Society spoke to me last week about what they could do to move to an open-access model. They currently receive about 100,000 EUR per year from their subscription/hybrid-OA publisher but were willing to jettison this (!) if they could go OA with no author fees. The problem was that implementing a new business model was a total pain.
The Open Library of Humanities and Brexit: VAT Position
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

This morning I had to have a call with our accountants that I was somewhat dreading: does Brexit have tax implications for the Open Library of Humanities, a company limited by guarantee with charitable objects (a UK charity)? An important point about our model: OLH is not a supply.
The Learning Experience out today on Tici Taci and my book has gone to print at Stanford University Press
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I have a music release/EP out on Tici Taci records today, called  The Learning Experience  . Available for purchase at: Juno Download Beatport Traxsource Amazon What the critics/DJs are sayin’: "This has track of the year all over if for me." "One of my faves from the year so far." "This is a terrific release. Remixes are stellar (naturally) and will go down a storm.
On academic journals as clubs
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

This week for our COPIM reading group we are reading Hartley, John, Jason Potts, Lucy Montgomery, Ellie Rennie, and Cameron Neylon, ‘Do We Need to Move from Communication Technology to User Community?
Paper Thin: moving on to Chapter Four and seven propositions
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

This morning marked the culmination of a long period of work for the chapter on the history of digital whitespace in my forthcoming book,  Paper Thin  . The chapter ranges across a variety of subjects, from the history of paper coloration, through visual display unit technologies, before eventually settling on musical (silent) seriality as the best metaphor for how whitespace is encoded and reproduced.
An anecdote on editing
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

My Ph.D. supervisors were not particularly hands on. This was not slacking on their part – it suited me just fine and they could see that I had the thesis project in hand. There was a lesson from one of my supervisors that I will never forget, though. I was writing my first conference paper proposal/abstract. I felt it wasn’t quite right and asked for his advice.
The Edited Collection and its Discontents
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I have just finished editing a book collection in which Robin de Mourat, Donato Ricci, and Bruno Latour ask: how does a format make a public?
On critical design and designing for provocation
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

This week for COPIM we are reading Bardzell, Shaowen, Jeffrey Bardzell, Jodi Forlizzi, John Zimmerman, and John Antanitis, ‘Critical Design and Critical Theory: The Challenge of Designing for Provocation’, in Proceedings of the Designing Interactive Systems Conference, DIS ’12 (Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom: Association for Computing Machinery, 2012), pp. 288–297 . This paper is on the
What size should my music studio be?
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

In Everest, F. Alton, and Ken C Pohlmann,  Master Handbook of Acoustics  (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2009), p. 247, a range of room ratios are listed to achieve optimal modal distributions using the Bolt range and a set of external sources. In other words, this addresses the question: what size should I make my room to achieve the best even distribution of sound throughout?
On Springer and APCs 'in the wild'
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Springer-Nature has a new report out on tracking APCs. Research Fortnight asked me to comment but didn’t use the full quote, so here are my thoughts on it: I think that the term ‘in the wild’ is slightly misleading/pointed for meaning that publishers were less easily able to track such payments.
Text of Digital Library Futures keynote (Cambridge, 21st May 2019)
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

 The Sacred Unreadable Artefact: Digital Preservation, Computational Abundance, and Scarce Access  Martin Paul Eve Birkbeck, University of London This is the text of Eve, Martin Paul (2019) The Sacred Unreadable Artefact: Digital Preservation, Computational Abundance, and Scarce Access.
Key Points from The UKRI Open Access Review Consultation Document
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

These are my notes on The UKRI Open Access Review Consultation Document. The document informs but is not a policy for the REF-after-REF 2021. This document does not change the REF 2021 policy. For peer-reviewed research articles and conference proceedings with an ISSN the new policy proposed here would apply on and after 1 January 2022.
Resolutions, and The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Parts of Academia
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I usually start my New Year’s resolutions on the 28  th  or 29  th  December. I do this because I don’t like the season of excess; I come out of it feeling unfit, bloated, unstructured etc. Last year’s resolutions went somewhat down the pan as the pandemic blew everything away. This year, I have some personal goals: I put on 7kg during the pandemic. I want to lose this. I will achieve this by upping my exercise.
Opting out of league tables is, of course, a type of prestige game
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Birkbeck, University of London, my institution, has pulled out of all national league tables. I think this is a good move. In my opinion, league tables are poisonous instruments of marketised higher education premised on nebulous ideas of market consumer “choice” for students.
Immunity problems
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

From around 2010 to 2013 I was on a drug called Rituximab to control my autoimmune conditions (rheumatoid arthritis and vasculitis). This highly effective medication targets b-cells and destroys autoimmune responses by disabling parts of the immune system. After a few years of treatment, though, my immunoglobulin levels were extremely low and it was decided that Rituximab was no longer safe for me. I was moved to tocilizumab.
Thomas Pynchon, from S-Gerät to Y-Gerät
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

One of the core plot devices (in so far as there is a plot) in Thomas Pynchon’s 1973 novel,  Gravity’s Rainbow  , is the S-Gerät: the Schwarzgerät or “black device”, made from the plastic Imipolex G. While working on another project (on the history of television), I found a curious set of projects from the war, designated Y-Gerät and X-Gerät, which are part of the so-called Battle of the Beams but that, to my knowledge, haven’t been
The new REF individual circumstances setup: the good and the bad
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

I am quoted in today’s Research Fortnight on the new REF staff/individual circumstances under the heading ‘REF staff circumstances rules criticised’. The quote used only gives a selection of the views that I supplied and omits the bits where I say why the new situation might be better (that’s fine – it’s journalism and I was not quoted inaccurately). Here are my full remarks in context:  What are you personal experiences of REF staff 
How do you describe this kind of illness?
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

The autoimmune conditions from which I suffer are a total pain to describe under the general frameworks within which most people understand illness. For most short-term infections – which are, after all, the frame of reference most people hold for illness – rest is helpful. You should go back to bed and you’ll feel better. If you are tired, it is a sign from your body that you should rest.
On music, life, Tici Taci, and a new release
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Today marks the 50th release on the Tici Taci music label. It’s a track called ‘Opsimath and Eremite’ by the Wales-based outfit, The Long Champs (otherwise known as Lloyd Jones, half of Quantal, who previously did a remix for me). The track is unusual fare for the label, certainly, with a punkier and faster vibe than the downtempo electronic music for which Tici Taci is known.
On healthcare economics and valuing lives
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

This week opened with the distressing news that Lord Sumption, supposedly someone whose judgement is entirely sound, having been a Supreme Court justice, had told a cancer sufferer live on air that her life was less valuable than others. Pretty disgusting stuff that, to me, seems to show a type of thinking that is similar to eugenics;
When infrastructural support clashes with DORA and good research assessment practices
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Here’s an interesting one for me. The article processing charge (APC) model for open access is attracting a lot of flack. It’s being called the “scourge” of the scholarly communications world and is criticized for perpetuating global epistemic inequality. I think this is right in many ways. It’s why I co-founded the Open Library of Humanities, to show that other models are possible and more equitable.
The Observer should not offer column inches to allow Oxford College principals to denigrate other universities
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Today, in the  Observer  , the Sunday national newspaper of the liberal Guardian Media Group, Will Hutton offered a sobering retrospective of the university crisis during the Covid pandemic, from his position as the former principal of Hertford College, Oxford.
The second OA liberated article from my Leverhulme Prize: Natural language generation and authorial labour
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: September 2023

Some time around 2016 I was invited by Kasia Boddy and David Winters to contribute to a special issue of  Critical Quarterly  that they were putting together. The issue was centred on notions of authorship in the digital age. This came at an opportune time as I had been playing with training a recurrent neural network on the back corpus of the literary studies journal,  Textual Practice  , and had some promising results.
re3data COREF / CoreTrustSeal Workshop on Data Quality Management at Repositories
Authors:   re3data Team
Published: September 2023

Data quality assurance is a fundamental issue for repositories that seek to ensure trust in their services. This workshop focused on measures research data repositories undertake to ensure data quality. The objective of this workshop was to raise awareness and make the various activities repositories perform to assure, assess, and improve data quality visible.
From stakeholder survey and workshops to the new Conceptual Model for User Stories – a journey
Authors:   re3data Team
Published: September 2023

To keep track of where you are going, you need to check your compass from time to time. For this purpose, the re3data COREF project undertook a series of workshops in 2020 and have now come up with a new Conceptual Model for User Stories for the Registry of Research Data Repositories – re3data. We are grateful to welcome you along this journey and share our results with you.
No Evilsevier DEAL!
Authors: Brembs Björn
Published: September 2023

No matter how well-intended (and we all know to which place the road leads that is paved with good intentions!), transformative agreements (such as DEAL in Germany) are generally the wrong tool at the wrong time for making publicly funded science accessible to the public.
Bridging the Traditional and the Digital: Practices of Indonesia’s Tarekat Qadiriyya and Naqsyabandiyya
Authors: Siswoyo Siswoyo Aris Munandar , Fahrurrozi Fahrurrozi
Published: September 2023

Sufism is often regarded as a doctrine that demands individuals to abandon worldly life and live in simplicity. However, Tarekat Qadiriyya and Naqsyabandiyya differs because it plays an important role in developing social, economic, and digital aspects of Indonesian society. This Sufi order has made significant contributions in shaping a harmonious and tolerant society in Indonesia through their teachings that emphasize values of virtue and cooperation. The order also participates in economic development through various economic activities and utilize digital technology for disseminating their teachings in order to reach a wider audience. This research employed netnography as a qualitative research method and Siberian Media Analysis as a data analysis technique. The study was conducted on the official social media accounts of Tarekat Qadiriyya and Naqsyabandiyya on Instagram and the TQNNews.com website. The research findings indicate that the order has successfully utilized digital technology to expand the reach of their teachings and reach a larger audience. The order has an official website and active social media accounts to disseminate their teachings and promote the activities conducted by the orders. Furthermore, Tarekat Qadiriyya and Naqsyabandiyya has also created a mobile application to facilitate access to information about the orders.
Perancangan Aplikasi Sistem E-Presensi Guru dan Siswa Berbasis Android Sebagai Sarana Digitalisasi Sekolah di SMPN 3 Monta
Authors: Ita Fitriati
Published: September 2023

Program digitalisasi sekolah merupakan terobosan baru di dunia pendidikan yang dapat mewujudkan infrastruktur kelas dan sekolah masa depan. Nantinya tidak ada sekolah yang berjalan tanpa konten digital dan internet, karena itu digitalisasi sekolah menjadi salah satu cara meningkatkan kualitas pendidikan, termasuk pada administrasi berbasis digital seperti E-Presensi. Presensi kehadiran merupakan bagian peranan penting dalam setiap instansi pendidikan. Dimana presensi merupakan salah satu penunjang utama yang dapat mendukung dan memotivasi setiap kegiatan yang dilakukan didalam sebuah lembaga instansi maupun sekolah. penelitian ini bertujuan (1) Untuk menghasilkan produk berbasis android yang dapat memudahkan dalam mekukan presensi yang lebih efektif, (2) Mengukur kelayakan dari aplikasi sistem presensi guru dan siswa berbasis android dan Meningkatkan kedisiplinan guru dan siswa. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode R&D dengan model Waterffal, dengan Tahapan: (1) Tahap Analisis Kebutuhan, (2) Desain, (3) Coding, (4) Pengujian Program, dan (5) Maintenance. Sampel uji coba terdiri dari guru dan siswa di SMPN 3 MONTA sebanyak 15 orang terhitung pada uji coba kelompok kecil dan uji coba kelompok besar. Instrumen yang digunakan yaitu Angket yang berisi pertanyaan, dengan Teknik Analisis Data menggunakan skala Likert. Hasil dari penelitian ini adalah: aplikasi sistem e-presensi guru dan siswa berabsis android di SMPN 3 MONTA kualitas aplikasis sistem e-presensi guru dan siswa berbasis android yang dirancang termasuk dalam kategori sangat layak dari segi isi dan dari segi tampilan, hal ini berdasarkan penilaian kelayakan aplikasi dari ahli Media I dan II dengan persentase 86,42% dan penilaian dengan pengguna kelompok kecil dengan persentase 93,6% dan penilaian dengan pengguna kelompok besar dengan persentase 92%, aplikasi sistem e-presensi guru dan siswa berbasis android di SMPN 3 MONTA dinyatakan sangat layak digunakan.
Pengaruh Penggunaan Kahoot Terhadap Motivasi Belajar Siswa
Authors: Supriyaddin Supriyaddin , Rizzaludin Rizzaludin , Fitrianti Fitrianti
Published: September 2023

Masalah dalam penelitian ini adalah rendahnya motivasi belajar peserta didik pada proses belajar dengan menggunakan media kahoot, kurangnya pelaksanaan pembelajaran Informatika dengan menggunakan media kahoot dan apakah ada pengaruh penggunaan media kahoot terhadap motivasi belajar siswa. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui motivasi belajar siswa pada proses belajar dengan menggunakan media kahoot, untuk mengetahui pelaksanaan pembelajaran Informatika dengan menggunakan media kahoot dan untuk mengetahui pengaruh penggunaan media kahoot terhadap motivasi belajar peserta didik. Penelitian ini dilakukan di SMA Negeri 3 Dompu yang beralamat di Jl. Lintas Karambura, Kec. Dompu, Kab. Dompu, Nusa Tenggara Barat. Adapun populasi dalam penelitian ini adalah seluruh kelas X SMA Negeri 3 Dompu yang berjumlah 70 orang. Dengan sampel penelitian Total sampling, yakni 15 orang siswa sebagai sampel. Ada perbedaan nilai rata-rata antara kelas sebelum menggunakan media (50,86667) dan kelas sesudah menggunakan media (80,93333), dapat dilihat bahwa nilai rata-rata pada kelas sesudah menggunakan media lebih tinggi dibanding nilai rata-rata pada kelas sebelum menggunakan media (80,93333 >50,86667). Kemudian dari hasil uji t di peroleh dari t hitung > t tabel yaitu 21,332 > 2,036933 maka terdapat pengaruh signifikan antara variabel X terhadap variabel Y. Sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa ‘’Ada pengaruh penggunaan media kahoot terhadap motivasi belajar siswa pada mata pelajaran Informatika di SMA Negeri 3 Dompu.’’
Pengaruh Latihan Pull Up Terhadap Prestasi Lempar Lembing pada Siswa SMAN 2 Dompu
Authors: Hidayat Taufiq
Published: September 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melihat apakah ada pengaruh latihan pull up terhadap prestasi lempar lembing pada siswa. Adapun jenis penelitian ini adalah penelitian kuantitatif dimana penelitian  kuantitatif  disebabkan data yang diperoleh berupa angka- angka yang  merupakan hasil dari pengaruh latihan pull up terhadap prestasi lempar lembing siswa kelas XI IPA 2  pada  SMAN 2 Dompu. Subjek dalam penelitian ini berjumlah 21 orang siswa. Dengan mengumpulkan data-data empiris yang mendukung dalam penelitian, kemudian dikembangkan menjadi permasalahan-permasalahan beserta pemecahan-pemecahannya yang diajukan untuk memperoleh pembenaran (verifikasi) dalam bentuk data emperis di lokasi penelitian. Instrument dalam penelitian ini yaitu dengan memberikan tes perbuatan. Pemberian tes perbuatan ini berguna untuk mengukur prestasi lemparan. Penelitian ini menggunakan beberapa metode observasi, metode dokumentasi dan metode tes perbuatan.Metode observasi ini pengamatan langsung dari lapangan untuk memperoleh gambaran tentang  latihan pull up terhadap prestasi lembar lembing siswa. Metode dokumentasi untuk memperoleh data-data mengenai hal-hal yang berupa catatan, metode ini digunakan untuk memperoleh data-data mengenai jumlah dan nama-nama. Tes perbuatan untuk mengukur prestasi lempar lembing prestasi lempar lembing setelah melakukan interval training pada siswa  kelas  XI IPA2.  Adapun teknik alisisis data dalam penelitian ini adalah menggunakan teknik analisis Regresi Linear sederhana( Sugiyono,2007)
Uncommon Cause of Recurrent Pneumonias
Authors: Mosler Frank , Mertineit Nando , Schröder Erich , Caversaccio Marco , Von Werdt Moritz , Nöldge Gerd
Published: September 2023

A patient who presented with sudden shortness of breath, stridor, and recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis was diagnosed with a tracheal diverticulum. The diagnosis was established through CT scans and confirmed via endoscopy. Distinctive CT findings revealed an air-filled, tubular structure located behind and slightly to the right lateral of the trachea, which communicated with it. Endoscopy demonstrated a narrow-mouthed diverticulum originating from the posterior right wall of the trachea, approximately 8 cm below the level of the true vocal cords. Successful medical treatment was administered, and the patient experienced an uncomplicated recovery.
Penerapan Model Pembelajaran Berbasis Masalah ( Problem Based Learning ) Untuk Meningkatkan Kreativitas Dan Hasil Belajar Pada Mata PKWU Siswa Kelas XI IPS SMA SLUA Saraswati 1 Denpasar Tahun Ajaran 2022/2023
Authors: I.G.A Laksmi Dewanti
Published: September 2023

Abstrak. Salah satu permasalahan pendidikan yang dapat mempengaruhi prestasi belajar siswa adalah rendahnya minat dan kreativitas siswa untuk mengikuti proses pembelajaran yang disebabkan oleh penggunaan model pembelajaran yang kurang bervariasi dan hanya berpusat pada guru.Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui penerapan model pembelajran berbasis masalah dapat meningkatkan prestasi belajar PKWU siswa kelas XI IPS SMA PGRI Blahbatuh. Jenis penelitian ini adalah penelitian tindakan kelas yang bersifat kolaboratif. Adapun hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa penerapan model pembelajaran berbasis masalah dapat meningkatkan kreativitas belajar dan hasil belajar PKWU siswa XI IPS SMA PGRI Blahbatuh Tahun Ajaran 2022/2023. Refleksi awal menunjukkan rata-rata hasil belajar PKWU hanya mencapai 70, data serap 70%, dan ketuntasan klasikal adalah 32,25%. Pada siklus I rata-rata hasil belajar PKWU mengalami peningkatan mencapai 73,77, daya serap 73,77%, serta ketuntasan klasikal adalah 67,74%, namun beberapa siswa masih mendapatkan nilai dibawah KKM, sehingga peneliti mengadakan siklus II dan rata-rata hasil belajar siswa pada siklus II mengalami peningkatan menjadi 78,48, dengan daya serap 78,48% dan ketuntasan klasikal mencapai 87,09%. Untuk rata-rata skor kreativitas belajar siswa pada siklus I mencapai 30,32% dengan kategori cukup aktif, dan mengalami peningkatan pada siklus II menjadi 93,54% dengan kategori aktif.
Pemberdayaan Perempuan: Studi Kasus Film 'Before, Now and Then' dalam Konteks Perkembangan Sejarah dan Feminisme di Indonesia
Authors: Ana Yuliana  , Regina Claudia Setiawan
Published: September 2023

Abstrak: Karya tulis ini membahas tentang pentingnya pemberdayaan perempuan melaluipendidikan dan kontribusinya bagi masyarakat, khususnya di Indonesia. Tulisan ini mengakuikemajuan yang telah dicapai dalam pendaftaran pendidikan tinggi bagi perempuan, tetapi jugamenyoroti hambatan budaya dan tantangan keuangan yang menghalangi sebagian perempuanuntuk mengakses pendidikan. Pembahasan menekankan pada peran film, seperti "Before, Nowand Then" yang disutradarai oleh Kamila Andini, dalam menyampaikan pesan-pesan yangbermakna tentang kehidupan dan perjuangan perempuan. Film dipandang sebagai sumber yangberharga untuk mengeksplorasi dan menerapkan konteks sejarah dan teori-teori feminis dalammemahami pengalaman perempuan. Penulis berharap tulisan ini dapat menginspirasi eksplorasitema-tema perempuan dalam film dan penerapannya dalam kehidupan sehari-hari, khususnyadalam program pendidikan seperti Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka. Pengumpulan dan analisisdata untuk film ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif untuk mengeksplorasidan menginterpretasikan isu-isu sosial dan kemanusiaan yang berkaitan dengan pengalamanperempuan. Analisis melibatkan perbandingan masa lalu dan masa kini untuk memahamibagaimana sejarah mendokumentasikan dan menarasikan perubahan dalam kebebasanperempuan, dengan mempertimbangkan faktor eksternal dan internal yang mempengaruhi perandan pilihan gender
SISTEM ADMINISTRASI PELAYANAN PASIEN BPJS BADAN PENYELENGGARA JAMINAN SOSIALPADA PUSKESMAS SAWAH LEBAR BARU KOTA BENGKULU
Authors: Supardi Reno
Published: September 2023

BPJS kesehatan sebagai Badan Pelaksana merupakan badan hukum public yang dibentuk untuk menyelenggara program jaminan kesehatan bagi seluruh rakyat Indonesia yang tujuannya untuk memenuhi kebutuhan kesehatan masyarakat yang layak diberikan kepada setiap orang yang telah membayar iuran atau iurannya dibayar oleh Pemerintah. Adapun tujuan penelitian ini adalah membuatsistem administrasi pelayanan pasien BPJS pada Puskesmas Sawah Lebar Baru Kota Bengkulu dan memberikan kemudahan dalam penyajian informasi yang cepat dan akurat.Penelitian dilakukan di Puskesmas Sawah Lebar Baru Kota Bengkulu yang dimulai pada bulan Januari 2015 sampai dengan Maret 2015. Pada penelitian ini pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode observasi, wawancara dan studi pustaka.Dari hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa dengan adanya sistem administrasi pelayanan pasien BPJS, dapat memberikan manfaat yang cukup berarti antara lain proses pengolahan data pelayanan pasien dilakukan dengan cepat serta menghasilkan laporan yang rinci, sehingga membuat pekerjaan akan lebih efektif, efisien, lengkap dan akurat.