bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Les panneaux de façade en alliages d’aluminium entre 1950 et 1970 : confrontation des analyses chimiques aux recommandations données aux constructeurs
Authors: Degrigny Christian , Azéma Aurélia , Hachez-Leroy Florence , Regnault Émilie , Quantin-Biancalani Stéphanie , Airaud Stéphanie , Rémy Léopold 
Published: October 2024

Au tournant du xxe siècle, l’invention du procédé d’élaboration par voie électrolytique de l’aluminium conduit à l’emploi progressif du métal et de ses alliages dans le bâti. Parallèlement, de fortes campagnes de sensibilisation sont menées, invitant les architectes et ingénieurs à prendre le risque d’expérimenter ce nouveau matériau. La lecture de la littérature spécialisée contribue à retracer cette histoire, mais seulement partiellement. En effet, la nature chimique des alliages est rarement mentionnée. L’étude d’un corpus de panneaux de façade de six édifices patrimoniaux bâtis entre 1950 et 1970 et conservés à la Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine de Paris (CAPA), ainsi que de données d’archives globales sur les pratiques, confrontée à celle de la matérialité de ces objets, a permis de redécouvrir l’expertise acquise par certains architectes ou ingénieurs du bâti dans la mise en œuvre de l’aluminium et de ses alliages.
Conterie di vetro, lavoro delle donne e commercio di lusso nella prima età moderna
Authors: Warwick Genevieve 
Published: October 2024

Quando Colombo sbarca nel nuovo mondo nel 1492, i suoi navigatori regalano agli isolani piccole perline di vetro come collane. Il loro dono diviene possibile grazie a una valuta di scambio già presente nei commerci tra l’Europa e l’Africa: le conterie. Queste perline erano il prodotto della rinnovata industria del vetro, che aveva uno dei suoi centri più importanti a Murano. Fra tutte le manifatture vetrarie di Murano, la produzione di perline per conterie era la più lucrativa. Le conterie ebbero un ruolo di primo ordine come moneta nei commerci globali della prima modernità. Questo saggio ha come oggetto di studio tali manufatti, di cui si analizzano i ruoli sociali e culturali polivalenti. Discute le storie complesse e stratificate delle conterie, dalle donne che le produssero e le portarono ai protagonisti dei mercati globali che, durante la prima età moderna, ne fecero segni e strumenti di commercio.
Conservation préventive : conception et structuration d’une pensée
Authors: Guillemard Denis , May Roland , Wallens Anne de 
Published: October 2024

La conservation préventive, après s’être affirmée rapidement au cours des années 1990, a su s’imposer de manière pérenne dans les pratiques. Diverses démarches ont été mises en place, visant à diffuser le contenu, des approches méthodologiques communes, un vocabulaire approprié, jusqu’à la préconisation et la formulation de « process » héritées du monde industriel qui se traduisent par la démarche qualité ou par l’établissement de normes.Elles offrent la possibilité de pérenniser la conservation préventive au sein des établissements patrimoniaux et permettent de concilier l’accueil du public avec la conservation à long terme des collections ou des monuments. Méthodologie, démarche qualité et normalisation, confortées par des formations diplomantes et continues, représentent un véritable enjeu, dont la perspective est une gestion plus précise et plus équilibrée dans l’exploitation du patrimoine.
Approche géographique de l’évitement scolaire : vers l’accentuation de la ségrégation sociale entre collèges ? L’exemple de Marseille
Authors: Audren Gwenaëlle 
Published: October 2024

La récente mise à disposition des données sur les indices de position sociale (IPS) des établissements français a relancé les débats sur la ségrégation scolaire. Plus précisément, l’IPS révèle l’importance des inégalités sociales entre collèges et cela amène à interroger les mécanismes (stratégies de placement scolaire des familles, offre de formation, etc.) de production des ségrégations scolaires en milieu urbain. Considérant la ségrégation scolaire comme un état des lieux et comme un processus s’inscrivant dans des contextes locaux, cet article propose une analyse géographique des pratiques de contournement de la sectorisation de la part des familles dans une grande ville française : Marseille. S’inscrivant dans une réflexion territorialisée et pluri-scalaire, l’article étudie les effets de ces pratiques sur les formes de ségrégation entre établissements, tendant à une polarisation de l’espace scolaire marseillais.
Rocking Around Albert Camus : Camus et le rock américain
Authors: Soldà Valerio 
Published: October 2024

Cet article se propose d’interroger l’intérêt que la notion d’hybridation peut acquérir dans une étude des rapports entre littérature et chanson. Le cas choisi est celui du premier album du groupe rock américain Titus Andronicus, The Airing of Grievances, qui tisse de nombreux liens avec l’œuvre d’Albert Camus. Ce dialogue nourrit la narration qui prend forme dans l’album : la fable autobiographique de Patrick Stickles, auteur des chansons et leader du groupe. Les reprises des personnages de Sisyphe et Meursault, en particulier, aident le rocker à construire son alter ego fictionnel. Cette étude présente d’abord un examen du terrain pop-philosophique sur lequel Stickles fonde sa narration. Ensuite, elle propose des outils d’analyse hybrides, à cheval entre la transtextualité et la sémiotique de la pop, et les utilise pour étudier les reprises des personnages camusiens dans trois chansons de l’album : « Joset of Nazareth’s Blues », « No Future Part II : The Day After No Future » et « Albert Camus ». Cela permet de faire émerger les processus d’hybridation qui structurent l’identité esthétique du chanteur.
Mobiliser des images du quotidien au travail : un autre regard sur la réflexivité d’une équipe d’éducatrices de la Protection judiciaire de la jeunesse
Authors: Verbeck Cédric 
Published: October 2024

Cet article revient sur une enquête réalisée autour du vêtement au travail. Il relate le travail des images réalisé par un photographe professionnel ayant produit 86 clichés de professionnelles d’une unité éducative de la Protection judiciaire de la jeunesse pendant une journée de service. Dans un premier temps, l’article développera la manière dont s’est construit l’objet de recherche, le vêtement au travail, dans un univers professionnel où il n’y a pas de tenue de travail imposée. Dans un second temps, il s’agira de montrer en quoi la possibilité de se voir en situation de travail permet un retour réflexif important dans la capacité des professionnels à interroger certains automatismes de leurs pratiques.
The outcomes of an audiological management programme for neonates with hyperbilirubinaemia
Authors: Matshete Moleboge M. , Govender Samantha , Ntuli Sam T. 
Published: October 2024

Background: Hyperbilirubinaemia is a contributing condition to the prevalence of neonatal hearing loss. Because of its pathophysiology, the use of Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE) and Automated Auditory Brainstem Response (AABR) testing is essential in diagnosing hearing loss. Two-tier screening models are typically used in developing world contexts; however, a combined approach to testing (using both tests) should be used for early detection. Blood serum levels should also be monitored to determine how they impact audiological test results.Objectives: To determine the outcomes of using a combined testing approach of both OAE and Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) for both screening and diagnostic testing of neonates with hyperbilirubinaemia and studying the relationship between the test results and the serum bilirubin levels.Method: A cross-sectional, comparative design was utilised. Forty neonates were tested (80 ears). Neonates underwent hearing screening and diagnostic testing (ABR and/or AABR and DPOAE tests). The study was conducted at a hospital in South Africa.Results: One-third (32.5%) of the neonates had comorbidities. Screening results indicated that the AABR test could identify more cases of abnormalities than DPOAEs (p = 0.001). Participants with a serum level greater than 10 mg/dL presented with abnormal diagnostic ABR test results while passing the DPOAE test (p 0.001).Conclusion: Combined use of ABR and DPOAE testing yielded a greater identification of auditory pathology than using either test alone. Serum bilirubin levels can be used as an indicator for combination testing.Contribution: Combined use of ABR and DPOAE testing leads to greater identification of auditory pathology.
Pilot Study to Evaluate Patients’ Understanding of Key Terms and Aspects of Antimicrobial Use in a Rural Province in South Africa Findings and Implications
Authors: Sono Tiyani Milta , Mboweni Veronica , Jelić Ana Golić , Campbell Stephen M , Marković-Peković Vanda , Ramdas Nishana , Schellack Natalie , Kumar Santosh , Godman Brian , Meyer Johanna C 
Published: October 2024

Introduction:
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global concern, necessitating the understanding of utilisation patterns and their rationale. Pilot studies have been conducted in a rural province in South Africa to determine the extent of self-purchasing of antibiotics by patients from independent and chain pharmacies. It is imperative to understand the extent of knowledge and concerns of patients regarding the key aspects of antibiotic use and AMR, and potential language barriers, when pharmacists and their assistants are discussing the key aspects with patients. Consequently, the aim was to pre-test a patient questionnaire translated in three native languages building on the findings from the English language pilot.

Materials and Methods:
The English patient questionnaire (Parts 1 and 2) was translated to Sepedi, Tshivenda and Xitsonga. In total 30 patients were interviewed (5/language for Part 1 and Part 2 respectively) when leaving 10 chain and independent pharmacies. This was followed by interviews with patients to evaluate their understanding of questions and key concepts.

Results:
Eleven of 15 patients interviewed for Part 1 received antibiotics, including 8 without a prescription. Only independent pharmacies (8/10) dispensed antibiotics without prescriptions. Interviews revealed concerns about antibiotic knowledge and AMR and that certain terms including ‘antibiotic’ and ‘AMR’ posed challenges with patient understanding of the purpose of antibiotics. For instance, one patient self-purchased antibiotics for ‘cleansing’ of sexually transmitted infections. The questionnaires in the native languages were subsequently revised so that explanations for terms, including ‘antibiotic’ and ‘AMR’ will be provided in the main study.

Conclusion:
Similar to the previous pilot studies, self-purchasing of antibiotics was observed among independent pharmacies, although at varying rates, with similar indications. Continued health literacy education for pharmacists and patients, especially with native language communication, are needed to address current challenges and will be explored in the main study.
VIII CONGRESSO NACIONAL E IV INTERNACIONAL DE ONCOLOGIA
Authors: Unimontes Ciêntífica Revista 
Published: October 2024

"Foi uma verdadeira honra novamente presidir o VIII Congresso Nacional e IV Internacional de Oncologia e Cuidados Paliativos, evento tão importante de saúde que já conquistou espaço no calendário nacional. Prova disso é que tivemos inscritos de 15 estados brasileiros. Este ano a programação se fez muito especial em comemoração aos 25 anos do Hospital Oncovida e 20 anos da Associação Presente, destacando a inovação no tratamento do câncer em 5 eixos afins. O congresso de altíssimo nível científico aconteceu esse ano no Lilia Buffet, em Montes Claros entre os dias 22 e 24 de agosto de 2024. Ocorreu também um pré-congresso no dia 22/08/24 no Hospice Jesuína Rosa Silva. Foram cerca de 30 renomados palestrantes nacionais e 3 internacionais com o primeiro dia dedicado a temas relevantes às melhores práticas clínicas acerca do câncer. Já no segundo dia, o foco foi a medicina paliativa e sua entrega de alívio profundo do sofrimento humano. Contamos também com a exposição presencial e online de participantes que apresentaram trabalhos científicos selecionados pela Comissão Avaliadora, devidamente publicados nos Anais do Evento, na Revista Unimontes Científica. Essa edição reuniu profissionais e acadêmicos de saúde como médicos, enfermeiros, psicólogos, dentistas, nutricionistas, fisioterapeutas, profissionais de educação física, entre outros, tendo como foco mais o ser humano e sua biografia do que a doença e sua biologia. Finalmente agradeço a todos os congressistas que a cada ano comparecem em maior número e em maior satisfação, o que nos faz acreditar no nosso modelo de congresso onde todos ganham em irmanar conhecimento e respeito ao sagrado do outro."

MsC. Príscila Bernardina Miranda Soares
Organizadora e Presidente do evento
Revisión de las cualificaciones y competencias para la adopción de la Logística 4.0 en el contexto empresarial colombiano
Authors: Rincón-García N. , Jarrin J. , Hidalgo D. , Bamford D. , Fontalvo M. 
Published: October 2024

This article presents a quantitative and qualitativeanalysis through the application of a questionnaire whose purpose is to identify the qualifications required for positions in the Logistics and Transportation sector in the Colombian business sector, identifying the educational level for the different positions reported by the companies and presenting the salary range. Additionally, information is sought on practices in the sector associated with the control of logistics costs and an identification of the technical skills necessary to adopt logistics 4.0. Evidence is obtained that, although the National Qualifications Framework for the Logistics and Transportation sector reports necessary qualifications up to the university undergraduate level, Colombian companies already have staff at the master's level. Additionally, it is reported that the practices for cost control are improvement projects in both processes and the use of technology and optimization.

ILIA: Investigaciones Latinoamericanas en Ingeniería y Arquitectura, No. 01, 2024: 140-145.
Catalogue of coastal-based instances with bathymetric and topographic data
Authors: Thuillier Owein , Le Josse Nicolas , Olteanu Alexandru-Liviu , Sevaux Marc , Tanguy Hervé 
Published: October 2024

Abstract. We provide a catalogue of 17 700 unique coastal-based instances distributed throughout the globe and derived from bathymetric and topographic data made publicly available by the General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans (GEBCO) as of 2022. These instances, or digital elevation models (DEMs), are delivered in the form of raster grids with a 15 arcsec resolution and are divided equally into three libraries, namely A, B, and C. In a given library, the dimensions range from a minimum of 10×10 cells to a maximum of 300×300 cells, with an incremental step of 5, i.e. 59 unique dimensions with 100 instances per dimension. In addition, for each dimension, these instances are ordered by increasing number of maritime cells and have in common the presence of a unique maritime-connected component with a ratio of maritime cells lying between 25 % and 95 % so as to cover a broad spectrum of different coastline geometries. In this paper, we will describe in detail the procedure used for their automated generation. The resulting catalogue can be downloaded from Zenodo, a general-purpose repository operated by CERN (European Organisation for Nuclear Research) and developed under the European OpenAIRE programme, at the following persistent address: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10530247 (Thuillier et al., 2024c). Additionally, a set of 18 colour palettes specifically designed for the visualisation of DEMs has been derived for this occasion and is available at the following address: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10530296 (Thuillier et al., 2024e). Both of these repositories come with comprehensive documentation.
Arctic climate response to European radiative forcing: a deep learning study on circulation pattern changes
Authors: Mehrdad Sina , Handorf Dörthe , Höschel Ines , Karami Khalil , Quaas Johannes , Dipu Sudhakar , Jacobi Christoph 
Published: October 2024

Abstract. Heterogeneous radiative forcing in mid-latitudes, such as that exerted by aerosols, has been found to affect the Arctic climate, though the mechanisms remain debated. In this study, we leverage deep learning (DL) techniques to explore the complex response of the Arctic climate system to local radiative forcing over Europe. We conducted sensitivity experiments using the Max Planck Institute Earth System Model (MPI-ESM1.2) coupled with atmosphere–ocean–land-surface components. Large-scale circulation patterns can mediate the impact of the forcing on Arctic climate dynamics. We employed a DL-based clustering approach to classify large-scale atmospheric circulation patterns. To enhance the analysis of how these patterns impact the Arctic climate, the poleward moist static energy transport (PMSET) associated with the atmospheric circulation patterns was incorporated as an additional similarity metric in the clustering process. Furthermore, we developed a novel method to analyze the circulation patterns' contributions to various climatic parameter anomalies. Our findings indicate that the negative radiative forcing over Europe alters existing circulation patterns and their occurrence frequency without introducing new ones. Specifically, our analysis revealed that while the regional radiative forcing alters the occurrence frequencies of the circulation patterns, these changes are not the primary drivers of the forcing's impact on the Arctic parameters. Instead, it is the shifts in the mean spatial characteristics of the atmospheric circulation patterns, induced by the forcing, that predominantly determine the effects on the Arctic climate. Our methodology facilitates the uncovering of complex, nonlinear interactions within the climate system, capturing nuances that are often obscured in broader seasonal anomaly analyses. This approach enables a deeper understanding of the dynamics driving observed climatic anomalies and their links to specific atmospheric circulation patterns.
Antiphospholipid syndrome: potential link between the gut and autoimmunity
Authors: Punčochář Michal 
Published: October 2024

Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is an autoimmune disease of unclear etiology. Its estimated prevalence is 50 patients per 100,000 individuals and is caused by self targeting antiphospholipid antibodies that lead to an increased risk of thrombosis. Genetically predisposing factors are known, yet alone, cannot be decisive for the onset and severity of APS. Ruff et al., Cell Host Microbe, 2019, found that the gut microbiome is likely to be implicated in the development and persistence of autoimmunity in APS. They demonstrated cross-reactivity between non-orthologous mimotopes present in DNA methyltransferase (DNMT) expressed by a common human gut commensal Roseburia intestinalis and T and B cell autoepitopes in the APS autoantigen β2-glycoprotein I (β2GPI).Here we sequenced 79 stool microbiome samples from 19 APS patients and 16 healthy donors at nearly 100 million median number of reads, obaining a first ever metagenomic dataset for APS. We compare alpha- and beta-diversity between disease and healthy individuals and investigate previously identified R. intestinalis, as well as other known microbiome cardiolipin producers finding no differences. We search for proteins carrying the β2GPI autoepitopes via database search and direct search in the sequenced reads leading to discovery of many more potential epitope carriers needing further experimental confirmation.
Civilian-Military Relations in the “Camp Philadelphia” Incident, 1863
Authors: Casino Joseph J. 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT
A venerable History of Philadelphia, 1609–1884 by J. Thomas Scharf and Thompson Westcott has been long and widely used by many historians, sometimes with insufficient due diligence, for overall background and context for more specialized topics. An event in Philadelphia involving a confrontation between soldiers and civilians in August 1863, which led to the death of a young farmer, was one such incident where Scharf and Westcott got it all wrong. Unfortunately, their rendition of the event in terms of place and persons involved has been repeated in some more modern histories. Setting the record straight, however, has led to some unexpected benefits which further our awareness of conditions on the Philadelphia home front during the Civil War years; and it could, by extension and expansion, advance our historical understanding of civilian-military relations in other cities in the United States where military camps were placed within urban settings.
Bly in Blackwell’s: A Turning Point for Mental Health and Journalism
Authors: Jaafar Aicha 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT
“Bly in Blackwell’s: A Turning Point for Mental Health and Journalism” tells the story of Nellie Bly, a Pennsylvania-born investigative journalist. In 1887, Bly was set with the task of writing and reporting on an infamous insane asylum in New York—The Lodge on Blackwell’s Island. To do this, Bly acted “insane” and was sent to the institution as a patient so she could report on its inhumane conditions and expose it firsthand. After over a week of work in a terrifying environment, Bly was able to leave and wrote a two-part article for The New York World that was later published as Ten Days in a Mad-House. By making this brave effort, Nellie Bly changed the course of journalism and mental health, especially for women. This historical article shares the steps of Bly’s journey and shows just how much of an effect this plucky young writer had on our world.