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Enhancement of the magneto-electronic properties by GGA and TB-mBJ approaches for KMgO3 perovskite oxide
Authors: HAMLAT Mama 
Published: July 2024

We investigate the structural, elastic, electronic and magnetic properties of KMgO3. First-principal calculations, based on the formalism of the density functional theory (DFT) and the method of full potential augmented and linearized plane waves (FP-LAPW) implemented in the Wien2k code. The exchange and correlation effects were treated by the following two approximations: generalized gradient approximation (GGA) and Tran-Blaha modified beck Johnson (TB-mBJ) potentials. After analyzing the obtained structural parameters, the results revealed that KMgO3compound is most stable in its ferromagnetic configuration. The formation energy value showed that this compound can be experimentally synthesized. Furthermore, the calculated band structures, and density of states (DOSs) indicate the half-metallic behavior of KMgO3. We found also that the total magnetic moment is an integer value of 3μBwhich confirms the half-metallic character. The magnetic moment specially issues from the spin-polarization of p electrons of O atoms.
Las relaciones entre República Dominicana y Perú: 150 años de amistad, comercio y cooperación
Authors: Herrera Díaz César 
Published: July 2024

Este artículo conmemora el 150 aniversario de las relaciones bilaterales entre República Dominicana y Perú, resaltando la evolución de los lazos que unen a ambas naciones a lo largo de la historia. Desde la fundación de las primeras ciudades por los colonizadores europeos, pasando por la influencia de la Orden de los Dominicos, hasta eventos clave como la independencia dominicana y la solidaridad del Perú ante la anexión a España en 1861, se destaca una relación marcada por la colaboración, el respeto mutuo y el intercambio cultural, político y económico. La figura del sacerdote peruano Gaspar Hernández, influyente en la independencia dominicana, ejemplifica los vínculos históricos y culturales entre ambos países.
La cooperación técnica y científica actual entre República Dominicana y Perú, así como la agenda comercial futura destinada a promover el turismo, el comercio y las inversiones, muestran el potencial de una colaboración más estrecha. En áreas como agroindustria, turismo, sector textil y confección, tecnología e innovación, ambos países tienen la oportunidad de fortalecer sus economías y acceder a nuevos mercados. Además, la firma de acuerdos y convenios, tanto a nivel gubernamental como interinstitucional, demuestra el compromiso compartido de fomentar la cooperación y el desarrollo mutuo. ¡Viva la amistad entre República Dominicana y Perú!
The 2024 General Elections in Indonesia: Issues of Political Dynasties, Electoral Fraud, and The Emergence of A National Protest Movements
Authors: Hidayat M. Miftahul 
Published: July 2024

This research aims to explain the phenomenon of political dynasties, electoral fraud, and protest movements during the 2024 General Elections in Indonesia. By using a qualitative descriptive method, this research focuses on aspects related to the main factors of the emergence of political dynasties, electoral fraud, and protest movements in the 2024 election based on secondary data obtained from online news sources. Data collection process was carried out through reading the news articles using the keywords “political dynasties”, “electoral fraud”, “protest movements”, and “2024 General Elections”. Data analysis was conducted through content analysis of news texts to obtain accurate data, descriptive insights and thematically explore the data inductively. The findings in this study show that the issues of political dynasties, electoral fraud, and the national protest movements in the 2024 General Elections are a series of interconnected phenomena. In addition, this study also reccomends further research on the importance of understanding public perceptions of political dynasties, the issue of electoral fraud, and protest actions against active voters in the 2024 General Elections using an empirical approach.
PELATIHAN PENYUSUNAN LAPORAN KEUANGAN ISAK 35 DI YAYASAN PENDIDIKAN CENDEKIA UTAMA SURABAYA
Authors: Assagaf Aminullah , Hartati Fadjar Kurnia , Albab Ulul 
Published: July 2024

Tujuan dari kegiatan pengabdian pada masyarakat ini adalah membantu memecahkan permasalahan penyusunan laporan keuangan sesuai undang-undang yang berlaku yaitu ISAK 35. Metode pelaksanaan dalam program pengabdian ini adalah penyuluhan, pembuatan sistem laporan keuangan, sosialisasi sistem keuangan, praktek penggunaan sistem tersebut, monitoring dan finalisasi penyusunan laporan keuangan dan pembuatan laporan keuangan konsolidasi. Hasil karya utama pada program pengabdian ini adalah mitra telah mempunyai sistem laporan keuangan ISAK 35 dari semua unit yang ada, dengan sistem on line yang berbasis excel dan google drive yang dapat dipantau secara langsung oleh Yayasan. Semua unit yang ada telah mampu menggunakan sistem keuangan tersebut dan telah melaksanakan tugas membuat laporan keuangan dan Yayasan telah berhasil membuat laporan keuangan konsolidasi.
Navigating Socio-Economic Forces: Understanding FDI Patterns in OECD Economies
Authors: Ur Rehman Mushtaq , Khan Dr. Noheed 
Published: July 2024

This study investigates the FDI patterns’ ecosystem within the OECD regions. The goal is to understand the multifaceted interaction of socio-economic mechanisms driving such patterns. Using a quantitative survey that incorporates patterns of the past and dynamics of the present, the research paper discusses the role that FDI flows in OECD countries have played throughout history. The way study employs OECD data, national data, as well as relevant international institutions such as the UNCTAD and the World Bank is the methodological framework. The analysis of both qualitative and quantitative data underpins the study through the methodology which pays particular attention to the correlation analysis, linear regression, and multiple regression within its framework. The research paper was based on a sample of 38 economically diverse OECD member states and looks into what factors promote foreign direct investment inflows and outflows, and what these could be, for instance, the economic size, level of industrialization, and how the trade is shared across regions. Besides, the study also points out some areas that would be worthy of adding to the list of questions to explore, for example, digital transformation, its impact on the trends of FDI, and the significance of FDI in regional economic integration. These results point to the fact that study should pay more attention to emerging socio-economic conditions and research have to adapt them when designing the policies and future strategies within the framework of international economic relations.
Determinants of Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) Intention
Authors: Ghazali Sidra , Ullah Kaleem 
Published: July 2024

There has been a recent surge of interest in socially responsible investment, attracting attention from all industries, including investors. Nevertheless, the factors that impact one's attitude and attention towards SRI remain relatively unexplored. Hence, this study aims to identify important factors that shape the attitude and attention of consumers when making investment decisions in the stock market. The data is obtained from investors who are making investments in the Pakistani stock exchange. The data analysis employs the technique of partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM). The study findings indicate a substantial relationship between collectivism, knowledge, and SRI bias, and the attitude towards SRI. However, there is no significant association between perceived danger and attitude towards SRI. Attitude exhibits a robust and meaningful correlation with SRI.
EDUKASI DAN BERMAIN KARTU UNTUK MENINGKATKAN PERILAKU JAJANAN SEHAT PADA SISWA SD 02 AGAM 2024
Authors: Annazhifah  , Jovancha Vivia , Iqbal Muhammad , Kahfi Abdul , Yaslina  , Maidaliza  
Published: July 2024

Perilaku jajan merupakan salah satu aktivitas yang selalu dilakukan anak sekolah. Perilaku jajan dapat menimbulkan masalah khusunya masalah kesehatan pada anak jika mereka mempunyai perilaku jajan yang tidak sehat. Oleh karena siswa sekolah dasar perlu diberikan pengetahuan dan pemahaman tentang perilaku jajan sehat sehingga pengabdian ini bertujuan untuk memberikan eduaksi jajan yang sehat pada siswa sekolah dasar. Metode kegiatan dilakukan dengan ceramah dan bermain kartu dan dilakukan post test. Pelaksanaan kegiatan dilakukan mulai dari tanggal 12 Desember 2023 sampai dengan 19 Januari 2024 yang dimulai dari tahap persiapan, pelaksanaan dan evaluasi. Kegiatan dihadiri sebenayak 45 siswa dan hasilnya siswa telah memilki pengetahuan yang baik berkaitan perilaku jajan sehat dan didapatkan hasil post test 95% pengetahuan siswa tentang jajan adalah baik. Disimpulkan bahwa edukasi jajan sehat dengan kombinasi bermain kartu jajan dapat meningkatkan penegtahuan anak yang pada akhinya dapat merubah perilaku jajannya, sehingga disarankan kegiatan ini dapat dilakukan secara rutin oleh sekolah dibawah tanggung jawab Puskesmas.
Seeds of Change: Exploring Plant-based Livelihood Diversification for the Poultry Sector in India
Authors: Sharma Shivam Kumar , Chatterjee Debajyoti , Mehrotra Varda 
Published: July 2024

Poultry farming is a cornerstone of India’s agricultural sector, providing livelihoods for millions. However, the industry faces disease outbreaks, birds' and humans' health welfare concerns, and environmental challenges. To formulate a sustainable resolution, this review explores livelihood diversification within the Indian poultry farming sector. It examines current practices, opportunities, and obstacles, providing insights into sustainable agricultural practices and rural development strategies. By studying socio-economic factors, emerging trends in agrarian entrepreneurship, and the impact of diversification on rural livelihoods, the paper offers comprehensive recommendations for policymakers, stakeholders, and practitioners. This review also employs a multidimensional approach, utilizing qualitative and quantitative research case studies to present a holistic understanding of diversification in the Indian poultry sector. It aims to foster resilience among poultry farmers through practical recommendations and policy implications, promoting sustainable development and diversified livelihoods.
Mesothelioma and employment in massachusetts: Analysis of cancer registry data 1988–2003
Authors: Roelofs Cora R. , Kernan Gabriela J. , Davis Letitia K. , Clapp Richard W. , Hunt Phillip R. 
Published: June 2013

AbstractBackgroundCancer registries can be used to monitor mesothelioma cases and to identify occupations and industries previously and newly associated with mesothelioma‐causing asbestos exposure by using standard registry data on the “usual” occupation and industry of the case.MethodsWe used the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health's Standardized Occupational Industry Coding Software to code 564 mesothelioma cases for occupation and 543 for industry of the 1,424 incident mesothelioma in the Massachusetts Cancer Registry from 1988 to 2003. Additionally, we coded the occupation and industry of 80,184 comparison cancer cases (35% of comparison cases in our database). These were used to compute Standardized Morbidity Odds Ratios (SMORs).ResultsSeventeen occupations and 11 industries had statistically significant elevated SMORs for mesothelioma. Occupations and industries historically associated with mesothelioma remained elevated in these results. However, we also found statistically significant elevated SMORs for several occupations and industries for which there was previously weak or no association such as chemical engineers, machine operators, and automobile mechanics and machine manufacturing, railroads, and the U.S. Postal Service.ConclusionsIncident cases of mesothelioma do not appear to be declining in Massachusetts, as legacy exposures to asbestos continue to produce cases in individuals involved in shipbuilding and construction. Exposures in occupations and industries not previously associated with mesothelioma also contribute cases. Cancer registries, with improved data collection, should continue to be monitored for mesothelioma cases and asbestos exposures. Am. J. Ind. Med. 56:985–992, 2013. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Extensive morphological and immunohistochemical characterization in myotubular myopathy
Authors: Shichiji Minobu , Biancalana Valérie , Fardeau Michel , Hogrel Jean‐Yves , Osawa Makiko , Laporte Jocelyn , Romero Norma Beatriz 
Published: June 2013

AbstractThe X‐linked myotubular myopathy (XLMTM) also called X‐linked centronuclear myopathy is a rare congenital myopathy due to mutations in the MTM1 gene encoding myotubularin. The disease gives rise to a severe muscle weakness in males at birth. The main muscle morphological characteristics (significant number of small muscle fibers with centralized nuclei and type 1 fiber predominance) are usually documented, but the sequence of formation and maintenance of this particular morphological pattern has not been extensively characterized in humans. In this study, we perform a reevaluation of morphological changes in skeletal muscle biopsies in severe XLMTM. We correlate the pathologic features observed in the muscle biopsies of 15 newborns with MTM1‐mutations according to the “adjusted‐age” at the time of muscle biopsy, focusing on sequential analysis in the early period of the life (from 34 weeks of gestation to 3 months of age). We found a similar morphological pattern throughout the period analyzed; the proportion of myofibers with central nuclei was high in all muscle biopsies, independently of the muscle type, the age of the newborns at time of biopsy and the specific MTM1 mutation. We did not observe a period free of morphological abnormalities in human skeletal muscle as observed in myotubularin‐deficient mouse models. In addition, this study demonstrated some features of delayed maturation of the muscle fibers without any increase in the number of satellite cells, associated with a marked disorganization of the muscle T‐tubules and cytoskeletal network in the skeletal muscle fibers.
A New Approach to the Design of Neutral 10‐C‐5 Trigonal‐Bipyramidal Carbon Compounds: A “π‐Electron Cap” Effect
Authors: Sidorkin Valery F. , Doronina Evgeniya P. , Belogolova Elena F. 
Published: June 2013

AbstractDFT (B3LYP, M06‐2X) and MP2 methods are applied to the design of a wide series of the potentially 10‐C‐5 neutral compounds based on 6‐azabicyclotetradecanes: XC1(YCH2CH2CH2)3N 1–3, XC1(YC6H4CH2)3N 4–6, XC1[Y(tBuC6H3)CH2]3N 7–9 and carbatranophanes magnified image
10–25 (X=Me, F, Cl; Y=O, NH, CH2, SiH2; Z=O, CH2, (CH2)2, (CH2)3). Carbatranophanes 10–25 are characterized by a sterical compression of their axial 3c–4e XC1←N fragment with respect to that in the parent molecules 4–6. A magnitude of the revealed effect depends on a valence surrounding of the central carbon atom C1, the size and the nature of the side chains (Z) that link the “π‐electron cap” with a tetradecane backbone. This circumstance allowed us to obtain 10‐C‐5 structures with the configuration of the bonds around the C1 atom, which corresponds to practically an ideal trigonal bipyramid. In these compounds, the values of the covalence ratio χ of approximately 0.6 for the coordination C1←N contacts with a covalent contribution (atoms in molecules (AIM) and natural bond orbital (NBO)) are record in magnitude. These values lie close to a low limit of the interval of the χSi←D change (0.6–0.9) being characteristic of the dative and ionic‐covalent (by nature) Si←D bond (D=N, O) in the known 10‐Si‐5 silicon compounds.
The effect of hospitableness and servicescape on guest satisfaction in the hotel industry
Authors: Ariffin Ahmad Azmi M. , Nameghi Ehsaneh Nejad , Zakaria Noor Izyana 
Published: June 2013

AbstractThis paper aims to investigate the influence of hotel hospitality on hotel guest satisfaction along with the moderating effect of the hotel servicescape on the relationship between hospitality and satisfaction. In this preliminary study, which involved 403 hotel guests in Malaysia, we employed a questionnaire survey as the main method of data collection. The structural equation modelling (CFA) used to assess the model revealed a good fit. A hierarchical moderated regression analysis was performed and showed statistical support for the positive influence of hotel hospitality on guest satisfaction as well as a positive moderating effect of servicescape. Copyright © 2013 ASAC. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Synergistic Inhibitor Binding to the Papain‐Like Protease of Human SARS Coronavirus: Mechanistic and Inhibitor Design Implications
Authors: Lee Hyun , Cao Shuyi , Hevener Kirk E. , Truong Lena , Gatuz Joseph L. , Patel Kavankumar , Ghosh Arun K. , Johnson Michael E. 
Published: June 2013

AbstractWe previously developed two potent chemical classes that inhibit the essential papain‐like protease (PLpro) of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus. In this study, we applied a novel approach to identify small fragments that act synergistically with these inhibitors. A fragment library was screened in combination with four previously developed lead inhibitors by fluorescence‐based enzymatic assays. Several fragment compounds synergistically enhanced the inhibitory activity of the lead inhibitors by approximately an order of magnitude. Surface plasmon resonance measurements showed that three fragments bind specifically to the PLpro enzyme. Mode of inhibition, computational solvent mapping, and molecular docking studies suggest that these fragments bind adjacent to the binding site of the lead inhibitors and further stabilize the inhibitor‐bound state. We propose potential next‐generation compounds based on a computational fragment‐merging approach. This approach provides an alternative strategy for lead optimization for cases in which direct co‐crystallization is difficult.
Hypothalamic Neurosecretory and Circadian Vasopressinergic Neuronal Systems in the Blind Cone‐Rod Homeobox Knockout Mouse (Crx−/−) and the 129sv Wild‐Type Mouse
Authors: Rovsing Louise , Rath Martin Fredensborg , Møller Morten 
Published: June 2013

ABSTRACTVasopressin (AVP) is both a neuroendocrine hormone located in magnocellular neurosecretory neurons of the hypothalamus of mammals but also a neurotransmitter/neuromodulator in the parvocellular suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN). The SCN is the endogenous clock of the brain and exhibits a prominent circadian AVP rhythm. We have in this study of the brown 129sv mouse and the visual blind cone–rod homeobox gene knock out mouse (Crx−/−) with degeneration of the retinal rods and cones, but a preserved non‐image forming optic system, studied the temporal Avp expression in both the neurosecretory magnocellular and parvocellular vasopressinergic systems in both genotypes. We here present a detailed mapping of all classical hypothalamopituitary and accessory magnocellular nuclei and neurons in the hypothalamus by use of immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization in both genotypes. Semiquantitative in situ hybridization revealed a very high expression of Avp mRNA in all the magnocellular nuclei compared with a much lower level in the parvocellular suprachiasmatic nucleus. In a series of mice killed every 4 hours, the Avp mRNA expression in the SCN showed a significant daily rhythm with a zenith at late day time and nadir during the dark in both the Crx−/− and the wild type mouse. None of the magnocellular neurosecretory neurons exhibited a diurnal vasopressin expression. Light stimulation of both genotypes during the dark period did not change the Avp expression in the SCN. This shows that Avp expression in the mouse SCN is independent of Crx‐regulated photoreceptor systems. J. Comp. Neurol. 521:4061–4074, 2013. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
A methodology for assessing the predictable behaviour of mobile users in wireless networks
Authors: Marin Radu‐Corneliu , Dobre Ciprian , Xhafa Fatos 
Published: June 2013

SUMMARYThe analysis of the predictability of human behaviour is an emerging topic in the ubiquitous computing community. Recent endeavours in studying the human behaviour are either based on synthetic models or on real mobile user traces, but what they are mainly focusing on is location: discovering travel patterns or anticipating the whereabouts of mobile users. We extend the analysed context by studying the wireless behaviour of mobile users: interactions with both peers and network devices in academic and office environments. We propose a methodology and a set of guidelines to assess and aid in analysing wireless mobile traces. We prove that the human behaviour is predictable when the studied traced sets are convergent, complete and correct, and we obtain a surprising invariability in interacting with wireless access points, as we are able to pinpoint a wireless user to one of two locations at any specific hour. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Oxidation of Toluene and Other Examples of CH Bond Activation by CdO2 and ZnO2 Nanoparticles
Authors: Lingampalli S. R. , Gupta Uttam , Gautam Ujjal K. , Rao C. N. R. 
Published: June 2013

AbstractNanoparticles of CdO2 and ZnO2 are shown to oxidize toluene primarily to benzaldehyde in the 160–180 °C range, around which temperature the nanoparticles decompose to give the oxides. The product selectivity and other features of the reaction are explained taking into account the various byproducts formed in the reaction. These metal peroxides also activate the CH bonds of cyclohexane. It is possible to bring down the reaction temperature by partially substituting the Zn in ZnO2 with Ni.
Phase Stability of a Triglyceride/Alcohol/Catalytic‐Surfactant System in Transesterification
Authors: Nawaratna Gayan I. , Rooney William L. , Leonhardt Christina , Fernando Sandun D. 
Published: June 2013

AbstractTernary phase diagrams were developed to discern the phase stability of triglyceride (soybean oil)/alcohol/catalytic‐surfactant (metal alkoxide with an analogous alkyl group to alcohol) system. The objective was to elucidate the effect of the catalytic surfactant on making the alcohol/oil immiscible phases miscible in each other and in turn how this phase stabilization translates into transesterification catalysis. The effects of 1) degree of titanium alkoxide polymerization and 2) hydrocarbon tail length and chirality on the phase stability of the alcohol/oil system were studied. It was observed that higher levels of titanium alkoxide polymerization reduced the ability of these alkoxides to emulsify oil/alcohol emulsions while longer chain lengths increased their emulsification ability. An interesting observation was that at high enough concentrations of titanium alkoxide that brought the system to a stable single phase, the transesterification reaction occurred autonomously at room temperature.