bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Introducing BPaL: Experiences from countries supported under the LIFT-TB project
Authors: Wares D. F. , Mbenga M. , Mirtskhulava V. , Quelapio M. , Slyzkyi A. , Koppelaar I. , Cho S. N. , Go U. , Lee J. S. , Jung J.-K. , Everitt D. , Foraida S. , Diachenko M. , Juneja S. , Burhan E. , Totkogonova A. , Myint Z. , Flores I. , Lytvynenko N. A. , Parpieva N. , Nhung N. V. , Gebhard A. 
Published: November 2024

Background
Previously, drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) patients were treated with long, toxic, and relatively ineffective regimens. However, in recent years, there have been major improvements made. The 2020 World Health Organization DR-TB Treatment guidelines recommended the use of a 6-months all-oral BPaL (bedaquiline, pretomanid and linezolid) regimen under operational research (OR) conditions for selected DR-TB patients.

Methods
The processes, challenges, and interim results of introducing BPaL under OR conditions in 7 countries supported under the Korea International Cooperation Agency/TB Alliance-funded “Leveraging Innovation for Faster Treatment of Tuberculosis (LIFT-TB)” project are described here. The OR objectives were to explore the feasibility of introducing the BPaL regimen, and to estimate its effectiveness and safety in a select group of DR-TB patients.

Results
Between November 2020 and the end of March 2023, a total of 574 patients had been enrolled. Interim treatment success stands at an encouraging 90.9% (280/308). Although adverse events of special interest (AESI) were common, they were manageable, and only 1 patient had to discontinue the complete BPaL treatment regimen. In addition, no unexpected adverse events (AE) were seen.

Conclusion
With careful advocacy, frequent communication with partners, and following steps to strengthen essential aspects of the delivery system, the project’s experiences show that BPaL OR was feasible across different country settings. Project documents were constantly updated. The sharing of information, experiences, and interim results had a significant positive and motivating effect within and across countries. Interim OR results show excellent patient responses and are comparable to those seen under trial conditions. Although common, the observed AEs and AESIs were manageable, and no unexpected AEs were seen.
Spanish Cinema against Itself: Cosmopolitanism, Experimentation, Militancy, Steven Marsh (2020)
Authors: Gutiérrez-Albilla Julián Daniel 
Published: November 2024

Review of: Spanish Cinema against Itself: Cosmopolitanism, Experimentation, Militancy, Steven Marsh (2020)
Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 256 pp.,
ISBN 978-0-25304-630-7, h/bk, $80.00
ISBN 978-0-25304-631-4, p/bk, $32.00
ISBN 978-0-25304-633-8, e-book, $16.99
Esa Pareja Feliz: Inventos, Concursos y Verbenas, Marina Díaz López (ed.) (2021)
Authors: Aranzubia Asier 
Published: November 2024

Review of: Esa Pareja Feliz: Inventos, Concursos y Verbenas, Marina Díaz López (ed.) (2021)
Málaga: Festival de Málaga, 246 pp.,
ISBN 978-8-40930-731-9, p/bk
Woman-Centered Brazilian Cinema: Filmmakers and Protagonists of the Twenty-First Century, Jack A. Draper III and Cacilda M. Rêgo (2022)
Authors: Pinazza Natália 
Published: November 2024

Review of: Woman-Centered Brazilian Cinema: Filmmakers and Protagonists of the Twenty-First Century, Jack A. Draper III and Cacilda M. Rêgo (2022)
Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 288 pp.,
ISBN 978-1-43849-025-0, h/bk, $95.00
Neue Wege einer Theologie der Religionen? Anmerkungen in religionswissenschaftlicher und interkultureller Perspektive
Authors: Wrogemann Henning 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
The article initially distinguishes between three directions of Christian theology of religions (dual, monistic, interactionist). Critical questions are then asked about conventional approaches to a theology of religions from the perspective of discourse theory, economics of religion, sociology of religion and spatial theory as well as an intercultural theology. The thesis is that a future theology of religions must pay greater attention to the actually existing conditions of interreligious relations. Finally the alternative approach of a theology of interreligious relations is proposed.
Quantitative C
1-stability of spheres in rank one symmetric spaces of non-compact type
Authors: Silini Lauro 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
We prove that in any rank one symmetric space of non-compact type

M
∈

{

ℝ
⁢

H
n

,

ℂ
⁢

H
m

,

ℍ
⁢

H
m

,

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⁢

H
2

}

{M\in\{\mathbb{R}H^{n},\mathbb{C}H^{m},\mathbb{H}H^{m},\mathbb{O}H^{2}\}}

, geodesic spheres are uniformly quantitatively stable with respect to small

C
1

{C^{1}}

-volume preserving perturbations. We quantify the gain of perimeter in terms of the

W

1
,
2

{W^{1,2}}

-norm of the perturbation, taking advantage of the explicit spectral gap of the Laplacian on geodesic spheres in M. As a consequence, we give a quantitative proof that for small volumes, geodesic spheres are isoperimetric regions among all sets of finite perimeter.
Kawamata–Miyaoka type inequality for ℚ-Fano varieties with canonical singularities
Authors: Liu Haidong , Liu Jie 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Let X be an n-dimensional normal

ℚ

{\mathbb{Q}}

-factorial projective variety with canonical singularities and Picard number one such that X is smooth in codimension two,

-

K
X

{-K_{X}}

is ample and

n
≥
2

{n\geq 2}

.
We prove that X satisfies the following Kawamata–Miyaoka type inequality:

c
1

⁢

(
X
)

n

<

4
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c
2

⁢

(
X
)

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c
1

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(
X
)

n
-
2

.

c_{1}(X)^{n}<4c_{2}(X)\cdot c_{1}(X)^{n-2}.

If additionally X is a threefold with terminal singularities, then a stronger inequality is also obtained.
Graphic Collections and Resources
Authors: Gundermann Christine , Wright Amie 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
The first special section of International Public History to focus on Graphic History as Pedagogy includes the Graphic Collections profiles the following collections: Yoshihiro Yonezawa Memorial Library of Manga and Subcultures; Latin American Comics Archive (LACA) – Carnegie Mellon University; Comic Archive at Goethe-University Frankfurt, Institute of Children’s and Young Adult Literature Research; The Center for the Study of Graphic Literature at the University of Hamburg; Graphic Medicine Collection – Countway Library Graphic Medicine Collection, Harvard Medical Library, Harvard University; and the Nextcomic-Festival. The collections profiled represent a fraction of comic collections and festivals worldwide. What is included is not definitive but rather a small sampling to hopefully spark larger dialogues and awareness of graphic history in all its spheres and discussions.
Towards a Techno-Hauntological Aesthetic: Immiscible Time and the Spiritual Imagination in Bodyless (Shishenji, 2019) by Huang Hsin-Chien
Authors: Remy-Handfield Gabriel 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
This article discusses and explores acclaimed new media artist Huang Hsin-Chien’s virtual reality (VR) experience Bodyless (Shishenji, 2019). In this film, through the process of the body illusion or the body replacement program, a component specific to VR, viewers embody the soul of a political prisoner deceased during Taiwan’s martial law era. Bodyless juxtaposes Taiwan’s traditional spiritual traditions with references to the Ghost Festival (中元節) and includes a dystopic vision of the future that appears towards the end of the film. This article establishes, through a close reading of several key sequences of the film, the emergence of a techno-hauntological aesthetic. It creates a dialogue between Huang’s dream-like imagery and various interpretation of Bliss Cua Lim’s concepts of immiscible time and heterogeneous space. How does Bodyless visually enact, perform, and develop a techno-hauntological aesthetic? How does the artist explore philosophical concepts related to memory, time, and space by using VR?
Introduction: Games, Gaming, and Interactive Aesthetics in Contemporary Chinese and Sinophone Cinema
Authors: Eyman Douglas , Guo Li , Sun Hongmei 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Relatively few scholarly works or research publications in English have taken up the question of the relationship between Chinese cinema and Chinese games, a topic that is ripe for exploration and the focus of this special issue. There are key related works that focus on transmedia storytelling and the cross-media development of Chinese intellectual properties (IPs), as well as rich literature on literature-to-film and literature-to-game adaptations. In this introduction, we’ll first review the extant literature on games, films, and interactivity in Chinese cinema and then provide a historical overview of the development of English-language scholarship on games and film interconnections. The introduction finishes with an overview of the works in this special issue and their contributions to this area of research.
Constructing the Tabernacle and Providing for It: The Embodiment of Kingship in Moses’ Figure
Authors: Shapira Hananel 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
By examining Moses’ civic and cultic roles and comparing them to those of kings in the ancient Near East, I demonstrate that Moses, rather than the community or the high priest, holds a pivotal cultic position in P. Although lacking several typical royal attributes, Moses still holds responsibilities that align closely with those of ancient Near Eastern monarchs. He should be considered a de facto royal figure in the context of Priestly literature in its earliest stages, significantly impacting the interpretation of the relationship between religion and state according to P.
Bildverarbeitungsmethoden zur Prozessbewertung am Beispiel fliegender Späne
Authors: Sörqvist Erik , Kirik Oguzhan , Dilly Fabian , Huang Qing 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Bildgestützte Anwendungen zur Videoüberwachung beginnen oft mit der Erkennung bewegter Objekte in Videosequenzen. In diesem Zusammenhang sollen in diesem Beitrag zwei Methoden zur Vorhersage der Position bewegter Frässpäne in Bilddaten miteinander verglichen werden. Die vorgeschlagenen Methoden sind eine neuartige Differenzierungs-Zentroid-Methode und eine auf optischem Fluss basierende Methode. Durch die Identifizierung der neuesten, aus dem Werkzeug fliegenden Späne in einem Haufen zuvor produzierter Späne kann der Echtzeitvorhersage der Produktionsqualität einen Schritt näher gekommen werden.
Herr der Lage bleiben
Authors: Lange Annika , Ihnen Deike Magret , Schwörer Jakob , Knothe Thomas 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Ambidextre Produktionssysteme verfügen über die Eigenschaft, mit bekannten und unbekannten Prozessen umzugehen. Im operativen Betrieb stehen zahlreiche Daten zur Verfügung, die zu systematisieren sind. Diese Daten werden im interaktiven Lagebild visualisiert und unterstützen fundierte Entscheidungen. Jede Situation erfordert unterschiedliche Daten. Daher ermöglicht das Lagebild die Erstellung verschiedener Sichten. Dieser Beitrag thematisiert, welche Informationen und Strukturen im Lagebild erforderlich sind.
KI-gestützte Demontage von Elektrofahrzeugbatterien
Authors: Hertel Dominik , Bräunig Gerald , Reuter Thomas , Hummel Jonas 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Im Jahr 2015 wurden seitens der internationalen Gemeinschaft 17 globale Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung definiert, welche die Schaffung einer menschlicheren Zukunft sowie den Erhalt natürlicher Ressourcen zum Ziel haben. Die Umstellung auf grüne Elektromobilität stellt ein entscheidendes Element zur Erreichung einiger der genannten Ziele dar. Ein bloßer Mobilitätswandel ist jedoch nicht ausreichend. Auch der Umgang mit den Batteriesystemen von Elektrofahrzeugen am Ende ihrer Produktlebensdauer sollte geregelt werden, um die Ressourcenschonung zu maximieren.
Digitaler Zwilling zur reaktiven Demontageplanung
Authors: Streibel Lasse , Jordan Patrick , Zäh Michael F. 
Published: November 2024

AbstractDie Ineffizienz und Unsicherheit der Demontage sind Hindernisse für das Skalieren der industriellen Kreislaufwirtschaft. Eine datengetriebene, reaktive Demontageplanung kann die Hindernisse reduzieren, indem sie Demontagepläne während der Demontage flexibel an neue Informationen über Produkte, Prozesse und Ressourcen anpasst. Sie erfordert einen Digitalen Zwilling des Demontagesystems. Der Beitrag leitet die notwendige Abstraktionsebene und die Systemgrenze eines solchen Digitalen Zwillings her.
Generative KI zur No-/Low-Code-Wissensverarbeitung
Authors: Uhlmann Eckart , Polte Julian , Lelidis Philipp 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Generative KI ermöglicht unter Verwendung von Prompt Engineering eine effiziente No-/Low-Code-Wissensverarbeitung zur Wissensanalyse, Informationsextraktion, Beantwortung von Fragen, Textklassifizierung und -erstellung. Methoden wie In-Context Learning und Retrieval Augmented Generation erweitern hierfür Anfragen um passende Kontextinformationen, ohne dass tiefgehende Programmierkenntnisse benötigt werden. Dies bietet insbesondere KMU neue Möglichkeiten, komplexe Datenverarbeitungsaufgaben zu bewältigen, wie beispielsweise die stetige Analyse von Sensordaten aus Produktionssystemen für eine effiziente Planung und Steuerung.
Analyse von Systemelementen und derer Ausprägungsformen zum modellhaften Nachbilden von Produktionssystemen
Authors: Jahangirkhani Tanya , Philipp Luca , Schmidt Matthias , Sigrist Eddie , Wulf Serjosha , Nyhuis Peter 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Zur Sicherung der Zukunftsfähigkeit produzierender Unternehmen ist es die Aufgabe der Fabrikplanung, den Fabrikbetrieb auf aktuelle Anforderungen einzustellen. Um das realgetreue Verhalten eines Produktionssystems unter den Einflüssen der VUKA-Welt untersuchen zu können, wurden alle wesentlichen Gestaltungselemente sowie deren Ausprägungsformen identifiziert und analysiert. Dazu wurden zunächst die Begriffe des Produktionssystems sowie die Zukunftsfähigkeit definiert. Anschließend wurden mithilfe der Definition von Kriterien relevante Gestaltungselemente identifiziert. Damit produzierende Unternehmen ihre individuellen Produktionssysteme modellhaft nachbilden können, wurden abschließend relevante Ausprägungsformen pro Gestaltungelemente identifiziert und zusammengetragen. Somit können Produktionssysteme grundlegend modelliert und analysiert werden.
Sleep-Related Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Among Infants Prenatally Substance Exposed
Authors: Deutsch Stephanie Anne , Loiselle Claire E. , Hossain Jobayer , De Jong Allan 
Published: November 2024

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
Maternal substance use during pregnancy heightens risk of sudden unexpected infant death (SUID), including through unsafe sleep practices. Families impacted by substance use frequently experience disproportionate social drivers of poor health and family vulnerability likely contributory to fatality risk. Characteristics of sleep-related SUID among infants born prenatally substance exposed versus nonexposed were compared to identify targeted prevention opportunities.

METHODS
Using the Sudden Death in the Young Registry, we examined SUID with sleep-related death between 2015 and 2020 across infants prenatally exposed versus nonexposed. Distribution of sleep environment characteristics, social drivers of poor health, and family vulnerability factors were examined using descriptive statistics and χ2.

RESULTS
Of 2010 infants who experienced sleep-related deaths, 283 (14%) were prenatally exposed. More than half of deaths involved an adult bed (52%, n = 1045) or surface sharing with an adult (53%, n = 1074). Supervisors of prenatally exposed infants were disproportionately impaired at infant death versus nonexposed (34%, n = 97 vs 16%, n = 279). Statistically significant associations between prenatal exposure history and vulnerability factors (insurance, child welfare involvement, intimate partner violence, health care barriers) were identified (P &lt; .05).

CONCLUSIONS
Sleep-related SUID across infants prenatally exposed versus nonexposed differ in sleep environment characteristics and contributory social vulnerability. Disproportionate sleep environment hazards (surface sharing, supervisor impairment) are identified among prenatally exposed infants that should compel targeted prevention efforts, including safe sleep messaging, discouraging surface sharing, and engaging support persons during impairment periods. Addressing social needs and family vulnerability are also paramount to increase access to health care, safe sleep education, and material resource provision.
Non-destructive investigations at Neolithic tell-centered settlement complexes on the Great Hungarian Plain
Authors: Győri János , Gyucha Attila , Szalma Bence , Szalma Elemér , Stibrányi Máté , Pethe Mihály , Fischl Klára P. 
Published: November 2024

AbstractIn Southeast Europe, recent years have witnessed a notable shift in scholarly focus related to prehistoric tell sites, expanding to encompass both their immediate surroundings and broader contexts. This shift has coincided with, and to a large extent has been generated by, significant methodological advancements in an array of non-invasive methods, including particularly magnetic prospection. This paper presents the methodology and results of an integrated set of non-destructive investigations conducted at Battonya-Parázs-tanya, a Middle/Late Neolithic settlement located in the southeastern part of the Great Hungarian Plain. In addition to various map sources, magnetometry, LiDAR, thermal and multispectral imaging, and surface survey were utilized at this tell-centered settlement complex to locate old excavation blocks and gain insights into settlement size, layout, and land use. Our data indicates that Battonya-Parázs-tanya spanned approximately 110 ha, with two primary ditches surrounding the tell and indications of a possible third enclosure, suggesting significant human alterations to the local landscape. This study underscores the importance of integrating multiple non-invasive techniques to achieve a more comprehensive understanding of the organizational complexities of and variations in large Neolithic settlements, thereby shedding light on socio-cultural dynamics that shaped them.
T2Bacteria panel used simultaneously with blood cultures helps to determine the etiology of bloodstream infections
Authors: Peras Mislav , Kuliš Tomislav , Mareković Ivana 
Published: November 2024

AbstractBloodstream infections (BSI) result in significant morbidity and mortality rates, and delayed administration of appropriate antimicrobial treatment is a major predictor of poor outcomes. T2 magnetic resonance (T2MR®) (T2 Biosystems®, Lexington, MA, USA) is an innovative technology that can rapidly identify pathogens from a sample of whole blood in a remarkably short time frame of 3–5 h. We are evaluating if the T2Bacteria Panel (T2BP) contributes to the etiological diagnosis of bloodstream infections when combined with standard blood cultures (BC). The study was performed between December 2018 and March 2019, and a total of 28 patients with suspected BSI were included. The most notable finding of our study was that the addition of T2BP to BC in a diagnostic workflow led to a statistically significant higher rate of T2BP-targeted bacteria identification in patients with suspected BSI (46.4% versus 7.1%, P = 0.001) when compared to BC alone. Considering the measures of diagnostic accuracy, T2BP showed 100.00% sensitivity, 88.24% specificity, 100% negative predictive value (NPV), and 84.62% positive predictive value (PPV). Our findings give valuable insights for microbiologists and clinicians into this molecular method and its advantages in routine diagnostics of BSI.
Nocardia wallacei: A rare cause of actinomycetoma in an immunocompetent patient
Authors: Chieosilapatham Panjit , Duangsonk Kwanjit , Kaweewan Issara , Tongjai Siripong , Kanthawang Thanat 
Published: November 2024

AbstractActinomycetoma, a neglected tropical disease affecting the skin and soft tissues, is primarily caused by filamentous bacteria including Nocardia species. Here, we report a healthy 56-year-old man who has a one-year history of nodular lesions with seropurulent discharge on his right knee. Despite negative initial tissue culture, the sulfur granules that were partially acid-fast and Gram-positive branching filamentous rods were revealed in the tissue section. Repeated investigation identified the rare pathogen Nocardia wallacei, using matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization-time of flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS) and 16S ribosomal ribonucleic acid (rRNA) gene sequencing. The patient was successfully treated with a six-month course of trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole.This report describes a rare case of actinomycetoma due to N. wallacei, highlighting the challenges in diagnosis and the importance of accurate pathogen identification for the successful management of infection. The current literature regarding the causative agent will also be discussed.
Adolescent behavioural intentions: Secondary outcomes from a cluster randomized controlled trial of the Health4Life school-based lifestyle modification intervention
Authors: O’Dean Siobhan , Smout Scarlett , Sunderland Matthew , Slade Tim , Gardner Lauren A. , Chapman Cath , Thornton Louise , Osman Bridie , Hunter Emily , Egan Lyra , Teesson Maree , Newton Nicola C. , Champion Katrina E. 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Intervention
Health4Life: a school-based eHealth intervention targeting multiple health behaviour change (MHBC).

Research question
Does Health4Life impact secondary outcomes of self-reported intentions regarding six lifestyle behaviours in adolescents (alcohol use, tobacco smoking, screentime, physical activity, discretionary beverage consumption, and sleep)?

Methods
We implemented a cluster randomized controlled trial within secondary schools across three Australian states. Schools were randomly assigned (1:1) to receive either the Health4Life intervention, which consisted of a six-module, web-based program and accompanying smartphone app, or an active control (standard health education). Randomization was stratified by site and school gender composition (using Blockrand in R). All students aged 11–13 years who attended the participating schools and were fluent in English were eligible. Students completed self-report questionnaires at baseline, post-intervention, 12 months, and 24 months. Outcomes were intentions to try alcohol, try tobacco, reduce screentime, engage in physical activity on most or all days, swap discretionary beverages for water, and meet sleep guidelines. Mixed effects models estimated between-group differences in the outcomes over 24 months.

Results
Immediately post-intervention, Health4Life significantly reduced intentions to try alcohol and tobacco and increased intentions for longer sleep and reduced screentime compared to control. Intervention effects on screentime intentions persisted at 12 months but not at 24 months. No lasting effects were observed on intentions for physical activity or discretionary beverage consumption.

Conclusion
Health4Life shows promise in influencing adolescent intentions across various MHBC areas, especially immediately after intervention. However, further investigation is needed to sustain these intention changes beyond short term to facilitate behaviour change.
Ultrasonic Velocities in some Metamorphic Rocks
Authors: Balakrishna S. 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Sound velocities, both longitudinal and torsional, are measured in some metamorphic rocks by employmg the ultrasonic pulse method involving the phenomenon of total internal reflection. Their variation in these rocks with the grain size has been examined in detail. Velocities decrease with increasing grain size and in fact vary linearly. The effect of granular structure on the transmission of sound is also studied. The effect of temperature on the velocities of sound in metamorphic rocks in a range of 3°-110° c has been thoroughly investigated. An attempt has also been made to correlate the variation of velocities with the petrogenetic history of the rock.