bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
L’esthétique chez Richard Rorty
Authors: Shusterman Richard , Madelrieux Stéphane 
Published: July 2019

Richard Rorty entretient une relation ambiguë avec l’esthétique. D’une part il accorde une place centrale à la dimension esthétique dans l’activité philosophique elle-même, puisque celle-ci ne doit pas faire appel à l’argumentation et à la raison, mais à l’imagination et à la création de nouveaux vocabulaires ; de l’autre, il rejette au nom de l’anti-essentialisme l’idée de l’esthétique comme domaine de la culture distinct et unifié. L’article cherche à explorer les trois domaines où la dimension esthétique a été particulièrement valorisée par Rorty : la notion d’interprétation en philosophie du langage, la création de soi en éthique, le rapport entre la poétique et la philosophie sociale dans son analyse de la littérature.
Beyond OmniMark
Authors: Wilmott Sam 
Published: July 2019

The field of programming languages is in continual flux: there are new languages coming along every few years. In the field of text and markup processing languages, things have settled down rather, with XSLT dominating and a few other languages like OmniMark filling in the gaps, but it is no more exempt from change than any other application area. Whether change is always improvement is not a certainty, but we must always be striving for improvement, so one hopes that there is such a thing that applies to our text and markup language field.
This paper starts with an overview of some existing text and markup processing languages, and concludes with an outline and examples of a new programming language, that I hope will make text and markup processing easier than is now the case, or at least provide thoughts as to which directions things can go.
Customizing JATS (Journal Article Tag Suite)
Authors: Lapeyre Deborah A. 
Published: July 2019

Document Type: The core JATS Document Type is a journal article and the ANSI/NISO JATS Tag Sets are journal article tag sets, which define XML elements and attributes to describe the content and/or the metadata of journal articles. Such articles may include: research articles; subject review articles; non-research articles; editorials; letters; product, software, and book reviews; obituaries, and the peer reviews or author responses included with an article.
Although originally just for journal articles, JATS-based tag sets have been built for: books (BITS: Book Interchange Tag Suite), standards (NISO STS, ISO STS), technical reports, conference proceedings, magazines and newsletters, and even posters.

Purpose: Provides common XML format to preserve the intellectual content of journal articles (independent of format of initial publication)

Expected Uses: Conversion target, archival storage, and interchange

Expected Users: Publishers, aggregators, vendors, web-hosts, libraries, and archives who produce, interchange, and store journal article content

When: ANSI/NISO Z39.96-2019 JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite (current)

Customization Mechanism: The JATS Journal Article Tag Sets are distributed in DTD form, XSD form, and RELAX NG form, but they are maintained as DTDs. The customization mechanism for DTDs is modularization and Parameter Entities, with customization-specific information overriding JATS-default information. This paper will describe, explain, and illustrate this mechanism. Specific customization samples are provided in the Appendix Sample JATS Customizations

URL: https://jats.nlm.nih.gov/
Mineralization of the Northwest Quartz-Pyrite-Gold Veins: Implications for Multiple Mineralization Events at Lepanto, Mankayan Mineral District, Northern Luzon, Philippines
Authors: Manalo Pearlyn C. , Imai Akira , Subang Leo L. , de los Santos Mervin C. , Yanagi Kyoka , Takahashi Ryohei , Blamey Nigel J.F. 
Published: July 2019

Abstract
The Northwest quartz-pyrite-gold veins are situated 500 m east of the Lepanto fault in Mankayan, Luzon, Philippines. Most vein mineralization is hosted by the Lepanto metavolcanic basement rocks at an elevation between 700 and 1,050 m. The earliest stage, stage 1, is characterized by sphalerite + chalcopyrite + pyrite ± magnetite veins cutting the host rocks that were altered to chlorite + illite + epidote. Precious metal deposition started in stage 2 as electrum, native gold, and gold-silver tellurides deposited with pyrite, quartz, and carbonate. Deposition of gold and silver tellurides continued in stage 3a with abundant pyrite and tennantite-tetrahedrite solid solution intergrown with chalcopyrite, bornite, and minor sphalerite. The stage 3a veins and host-rock alteration are characterized by abundant muscovite and quartz, while the stage 3b veins and alteration consist of quartz, pyrophyllite, alunite, and dickite. Enargite and luzonite are the dominant sulfide minerals in stage 4, which are either disseminated in silicified host rock or within wide quartz veins. Lesser amounts of quartz and abundant pyrite with inclusions of enargite and luzonite were precipitated in stage 5.
Microthermometry on fluid inclusions in quartz of stages 2, 3a, and 4 indicates boiling of the hydrothermal fluids. Bulk gas analysis on fluid inclusions in quartz shows that the stage 2 and 4 fluids had components derived from basaltic and andesitic magma, respectively. Fluids that formed stage 4 quartz were more diluted by meteoric water than the fluids that formed the stage 2 veins. Radiometric 40Ar/39Ar dating on alunite separated from the stage 3b advanced argillic alteration zone yielded 2.2 ± 0.1 Ma. Sulfur isotope compositions of the Northwest quartz-pyrite-gold deposit reveal a bulk δ34S of approximately 5‰, similar to the calculated value for the adjacent Far Southeast porphyry deposit. Calculated oxygen and hydrogen isotope ratios of the fluids of the Northwest quartz-pyrite-gold deposit stage 3b dickites are similar to those that formed the illite alteration in the Far Southeast porphyry deposit but are higher in δ18O when compared to the fluids that formed the kandites in the Lepanto enargite deposit. The northward cooling of mineralizing fluids previously reported in the Lepanto enargite deposit is not consistent with the mineralogic indications in the Northwest quartz-pyrite-gold deposit. These data indicate multiple mineralization events in the Mankayan district, which is one of the largest mineral districts in the western Pacific.
Fusietoetsing in de zorg: een terug- en vooruitblik
Authors: Varkevisser Marco , Schut Erik 
Published: July 2019

Fusietoetsing in de zorg: een terug- en vooruitblik
Het fusietoezicht in de zorg staat al jaren ter discussie. Dit artikel gaat in op (1) de invoering van en ervaringen met de zorgspecifieke fusietoets en (2) de ontwikkelingen in het mededingingstoezicht op zorgfusies. Bij de zorgspecifieke fusietoets valt te betwijfelen of de voordelen opwegen tegen de nadelen. Dit pleit voor een herbezinning op nut en noodzaak van deze toets. Het mededingingstoezicht op zorgfusies is lange tijd te toegeeflijk geweest. Er lijkt sprake van een kentering, maar deze komt te laat om in sommige zorgsectoren en regio’s dominante machtposities te voorkomen. Vandaar dat sterker optreden tegen machtsposities geboden is.
De digitale werkwijze: bestuursrechtelijk toezicht aan de hand van digitale gegevens
Authors: Batting Marije 
Published: July 2019

De digitale werkwijze: bestuursrechtelijk toezicht aan de hand van digitale gegevens
In het arrest van 12 februari 2019 oordeelt het Gerechtshof Den Haag dat de digitale werkwijze van de ACM voldoende waarborgen voor effectieve rechtsbescherming biedt bij bestuursrechtelijk toezicht aan de hand van digitale gegevens.
Onder vuur? Convenanten in het belang van de veiligheid bij publieke samenkomsten en andere publieke plaatsen
Authors: van Rooij Mandy 
Published: July 2019

Onder vuur? Convenanten in het belang van de veiligheid bij publieke samenkomsten en andere publieke plaatsen
Bij publieke evenementen en gebouwen is sprake van een gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid voor orde en veiligheid tussen de private organisator en de burgemeester. Convenanten waarin partijen gezamenlijk afspraken maken over veiligheid kunnen een nuttige aanvulling op de vergunningverlening zijn. In het geval van het incident met de Vreugdevuren in Scheveningen heeft de gemeente afspraken met de bouwers in een convenant neergelegd, in plaats van een vergunning. Uit het onderzoek van de OVV zal moeten blijken welke rol het convenant heeft gespeeld bij de ontstane onveilige situaties en wat die conclusies betekenen voor het gebruik van convenanten in het brede veiligheidsdomein.
De rol van strenge handhaving in het toezicht
Authors: Benink Harald 
Published: July 2019

De rol van strenge handhaving in het toezicht
In 2018 was er opnieuw sprake van turbulentie in de bancaire sector, met als dieptepunt de schikking die ING met het Openbaar Ministerie trof. ING had jarenlang onvoldoende actief geprobeerd te voorkomen dat rekeningen bij de bank werden gebruikt voor witwassen. Hoogleraar Harald Benink kijkt terug op de gebeurtenissen en concludeert in lijn met de in 2010 opgestelde ambities van De Nederlandsche Bank als toezichthouder: de rol van strenge handhaving in het toezicht wordt vaak onderschat.
Enhanced d‐p Orbital Hybridization for Lithium Polysulfide Capturing and Lithium Deposition Inducing of AgVO3 Skeleton Enabling High‐Performance Li‐Sulfur Batteries
Authors: Sun Chenyi , Gao Li , Rong Wanling , Kang Rongkai , Li Jiachang , Tian Xuelei , Bai Yanwen , Bian Xiufang 
Published: December 2024

AbstractThe dendrite growth and volume expansion of the Li metal anode, as well as the LiPSs “shuttle effect” and slow conversion kinetics of the S cathode, have severely hampered the large‐scale development of LSBs. Herein, a simple hydrothermal method is employed to synthesize rod‐like AgVO3, which is then used as the Li metal anode current collector and the separator modification, respectively. As the Li metal anode current collector, AgVO3 has a strong Li affinity, which can lower Li nucleation overpotential and guide uniform deposition of Li metal. The AgVO3‐modified separator can accelerate the redox kinetics of LiPSs and achieve the anchoring of LiPSs. The results of DFT calculation and experiments reveal that the AgVO3 enable the Ag horizontal d orbitals (dxy/dx2‐y2) to hybridize with the S p orbital to form additional σ/σ* and π/π*. The activation of horizontal d orbitals can increase LiPSs anchoring ability, reduce the reaction barrier, and accelerate LiPSs transformation. Hence, the LSBs assembled with the Li@AgVO3 anode and AgVO3 modified separator show excellent cycle performance. This work gives a novel idea for the application of high catalytic performance materials represented by AgVO3, and its unique catalytic performance can successfully achieve LSBs with high performance.
Constructing a Metal–Organic Frameworks‐Based Long‐Acting Sequential Release System for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease
Authors: Ding Qi , Zhao Yun , Xi Enpeng , Liu Kangning , Gao Nan , Zhu Guangshan 
Published: December 2024

AbstractDue to the unclear pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease (AD) and the lack of a completely cured medication, AD patients need to take medication in order and on time every day all one's life, which is difficult for severe memory impairment patients to strictly follow on time. Traditional AD drug carriers, such as sugar coating and capsules, rely on dissolution or fragmentation to achieve drug release, which lacks the interaction between drug molecules and carriers, thus they cannot achieve sufficient long‐acting and sequential drug release. Herein, Mn‐MOF‐74, which ligand structure is similar to two antioxidants dihydroquercetin (DHQ) and resveratrol (Res) is chosen as the carrier. Due to the differences in adsorption energy between DHQ/MOF and Res/MOF, the release speed of DHQ is much faster than Res. Therefore, Mn‐MOF‐74 loaded with DHQ and Res (DR@MOF) showed sequential drug release and a long‐term antioxidant effect for ≈72 h, with an efficacy time six times longer than that of vitamin E. In 5×FAD transgenic mice, DR@MOF exhibited excellent capacity in maintaining oxidative balance in the brain, ameliorating spatial learning and memory deficits, and showed the potential of an AD agent for long‐acting and sequential treatment.
Spray Black Coating for High‐Efficiency Light Absorption
Authors: Xiao Youhua , Wang Yalan , Piao Mingxing , Li Chaolong , Shi Haofei , Wang Xiao 
Published: December 2024

AbstractBlack coatings have emerged as a research focus due to their excellent light absorption performance over a wide wavelength range. They play a crucial role in precision optical devices and solar thermal applications. Among various preparation methods, spray coating has attracted great attention due to its simple preparation process, low cost, scalability, and applicability to complex structures. Herein, the recent progress in spray black coatings is comprehensively presented. Various spray coating methods employed in the preparation of black coatings, including air spraying, ultrasonic spraying, electrostatic spraying, spray pyrolysis, and thermal spraying are summarized and compared. Black spray coatings based on metal sulfide, metal oxide, cermet, polymer, and carbon are then reviewed. In addition to the intrinsic absorption properties of the black coatings, light‐trapping structures are key to achieving high‐efficiency light absorption. Typical structural design strategies for enhancing absorption are highlighted. Moreover, the trade‐off between absorptance and adhesion in the design of robust spray black coatings is indicated. The remaining challenges and outlook for the spray black coatings are discussed. This review is expected to provide valuable guidelines for the future development of spray black coatings.
Continuous Flow Synthesis of Prussian Blue and Analogues Assisted by AI
Authors: Hof Sebastian , Kioumourtzoglou Stylianos , Nováková Jaroslava , Görlin Mikaela , Sá Jacinto 
Published: December 2024

AbstractPrussian blue and its analogs are promising materials for numerous applications. Interest in this class of materials arises from their broad pore distribution, redox properties, high biocompatibility, low‐cost components, straightforward manufacturability, and adaptability through analog development. A key challenge is the synthesis of well‐defined, small‐dimensioned materials using machine learning approaches. This study presents a strategy to address this limitation via machine learning‐driven microfluidic synthesis. Employing unsupervised Bayesian optimization with Gaussian processes effectively reduces optimization time and minimizes the need for prior knowledge. As a proof of concept, Prussian blue, and cobalt‐based analogs are synthesized, with UV–vis spectroscopy providing feedback for the machine learning algorithm. The optimized protocols are subsequently applied to larger‐scale preparations, demonstrating that the standardized methods have the potential for the commercial production of high‐quality materials. Comprehensive characterization of the materials confirms their cubic morphology, small dimensionality, and mixed‐valency of the metal elements.
Constitutional Mosaic Pericentromeric Trisomy 8 in a Female Patient With Aplastic Anemia
Authors: Gao Min , Chen Yunjia , Lertwilaiwittaya Pongtawat , Hurst Anna C. E. , Al‐Beshri Ali , Carroll Andrew J. , Mikhail Fady M. 
Published: December 2024

ABSTRACTAplastic anemia, characterized by pancytopenia and hypoplastic bone marrow, is associated with various acquired cytogenetic abnormalities, including trisomy 8, in 4%–15% of patients. Constitutional mosaic trisomy 8 notably increases the risks for cytopenia and myeloid malignancies. Duplications near chromosome 8 centromere are associated with developmental delays, autism, and trisomy 8p11.21q11.21 correlates with hematologic disorders. We report a 19‐year‐old female with constitutional mosaic pericentromeric trisomy 8 presenting with menorrhagia, vitamin B12 deficiency, familial short stature, pancytopenia, and bone marrow aplasia. G‐banded chromosome and FISH analyses of her bone marrow and blood samples revealed constitutional mosaic pericentromeric trisomy 8. Chromosomal microarray analysis confirmed mosaic duplications in the 8p12q11.21 region spanning 51 OMIM genes, with 16 identified as OMIM morbid genes, and including 9 genes with autosomal dominant inheritance patterns. FGFR1, ASH2L, ANK1, KAT6A, IKBKB, PLAT, and CEBPD are implicated in hematologic disorders, with FGFR1, ASH2L, KAT6A, and IKBKB showing notable triplosensitivity scores. These regions overlap with 13 published cases (12 papers), of which three displayed hematologic disorders, including neutropenia and juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia. Our case underscores the 8p12q11.21 region as a potential causal region for aplastic anemia, emphasizing the need for further investigation of this patient for possible progression to hematologic malignancy.
Characterization of Particle Fluidization in a New Type of Fluidized Bed Flotation Unit
Authors: Zhao Zhenlong , Li Zhiyuan 
Published: December 2024

ABSTRACTUnderstanding the hydrodynamics of the bed layer in a fluidized bed is essential for optimizing and improving fluidized bed flotation units. This study proposes a fluidized bed flotation column that incorporates auxiliary particles into the gas–liquid two‐phase system to address the shortcomings of traditional flotation units. Stainless steel particles (glass beads), tap water, and compressed air were used as the solid, liquid, and gas phases, respectively. Key factors affecting the bed hydrodynamics (such as bed fluctuation, minimum fluidization velocity, bed expansion, and porosity) in the fluidized column include gas and liquid flow rates as well as the initial bed height. Experimental results show that selecting appropriate filling particles can effectively enhance the fluidization performance of the bed, while appropriately increasing the gas flow rate can achieve fluidization at lower liquid velocities, thus reducing energy consumption during the flotation mineralization process. Theoretical analysis combined with extensive data reveals that the expansion characteristics of the fluidized bed and the use of high‐density filling particles can effectively mitigate bed layer fluctuations and stabilize the flow field environment. Additionally, based on a wide range of data, this study employs model factor analysis, dimensionless analysis, and multiple linear regression analysis to propose a standard dimensionless parameter model for the fluidized bed flotation column, which can effectively predict bed layer fluctuations and expansion characteristics.
Evaluation of betanin‐loaded liposomal nanocarriers in AlCl3‐induced Alzheimer's disease in rats: Impact on cognitive function, neurodegeneration, and TREM2/ADAM10 pathways
Authors: Salama Rania M. , Yehia Rana , Elmongy Noura F. , Sallam Al Aliaa , Abd‐Elgalil Mona M. , Schaalan Mona F. , Abdel‐Mottaleb Mona M. A. , Bazan Lamyaa S. 
Published: December 2024

AbstractBetanin (BET) has been studied for its therapeutic benefits in various diseases, but its low bioavailability and uncertain brain penetration limit its efficacy. Accordingly, this study aimed to explore BET‐loaded liposomal nanocarriers (LPN) as a novel treatment for Alzheimer's disease (AD), focusing on the triggering receptor expressed on myeloid cells 2 (TREM2)/DNAX‐activating protein of 12 kDa (DAP12) and extracellular signal‐regulated kinase 1/2 (ERK1/2) pathways implicated in AD. In an AlCl3‐induced AD rat model, 48 male Wistar rats were divided into four groups: control, AlCl3 (50 mg/kg, intraperitoneal), AlCl3+BET (100 mg/kg, per os), and AlCl3+BET LPN (25 mg/kg, intranasally), with treatments administered for 28 days. Morris water maze test and histopathological examination showed that BET LPN‐treated rats had improved spatial and learning memory and less hippocampal and cortical degeneration compared with the AlCl3 and oral BET groups. Mechanistically, BET LPN treatment corrected AD biomarkers, increased miR‐132 and ADAM10 expression, and reduced oxidative stress, inflammation, and apoptosis. Additionally, BET LPN treatment suppressed the expression of TREM2, DAP12, ERK1/2, and mitogen‐activated protein kinase 1/2 (MEK1/2), showing greater improvement than oral BET. These findings suggest that BET LPN enhances cognitive function and neuroprotection in AD by modulating miR‐132 and ADAM10 and inhibiting ERK1/2 and TREM2/DAP12 pathways, providing a more effective treatment compared with traditional oral BET administration.
Impact of Body Image Perception on Behavioral Outcomes in Chinese Adolescent and Young Adult Survivors of Sarcoma
Authors: Wei Yihui , Ma Chung Tin , Li Michael Can Heng , Zhou Keary Rui , Loong Herbert Ho Fung , Wong Kwok Chuen , Li Chi Kong , Cheung Yin Ting 
Published: December 2024

ABSTRACTPurposeTo identify the prevalence and predictive factors of body image dissatisfaction among Chinese adolescent and young adult (AYA) survivors of sarcoma and to evaluate its associations with behavioral outcomes.MethodsIn total, 116 AYA survivors (response rate: 88%; 48.3% female; mean age 28.2 years, SD = 8.2 years) of osteosarcoma (49.1%) or soft‐tissue sarcoma (50.9%) were recruited from an academic hospital. The survivors self‐reported their perceived body image using the Body Image Scale. Behavioral outcomes were assessed using DSM‐oriented scales of the ASEBA Adult Self‐Report checklist. Multivariable linear regression was conducted to identify predictors of body image perception and to investigate the association between body image dissatisfaction and behavioral outcomes (adjusted for clinically relevant variables and corrected for false discovery rate). Mediation analyses were performed to examine the mediating effects of body image perception between clinical, treatment, or socioenvironmental risk factors and behavioral outcomes.ResultsAt 15 years post‐cancer diagnosis, one‐third of the cohort (39.7%) reported dissatisfaction with their body image. The significant risk factors associated with body image dissatisfaction were being female (standardized coefficient estimate [Est] = 0.21, SE = 0.10; p = 0.047), surgery treatment (Est = 0.19, SE = 0.09; p = 0.046), and worse family functioning (Est = 0.27, SE = 0.10, p = 0.013). Body image dissatisfaction was associated with symptoms of depression (Est = 0.30, SE = 0.10; p = 0.005) and avoidant personality problems (Est = 0.37, SE = 0.11; p < 0.001). Negative body image perception significantly mediated the association between poor family functioning and avoidant personality problems (proportion‐mediated 26.3%, p = 0.038).ConclusionBody image dissatisfaction was associated with more significant internalizing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and avoidant personality. A negative body image perception may mediate the association between poor family functioning and psychological distress among adult survivors. The provision of psychosocial intervention early during the cancer care continuum may mitigate the negative impact of body image distress in Chinese AYA survivors.