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Interfaces entre literatura, música e história: uma análise da intertextualidade na canção “Arrombou o cofre”, de Rita Lee/Interfaces between literature, music and history: an analysis of intertextuality in the song “Arrombou o cofre”, by Rita Lee
Authors: Coelho Luana Da Silva , Pereira Helena Bonito Couto 
Published: February 2025

A repressão ocorrida no período da Ditadura Militar no Brasil (1964-1985), que culminou na criação da Divisão de Censura de Divisões Públicas (DCDP), órgão responsável por fiscalizar produções artísticas, ganha destaque na contemporaneidade ao ser exposto no Arquivo Nacional documentos contendo vetos e pareceres. Desse modo, o presente trabalho objetivo de análise do cenário político dos anos de 1980 na canção “Arrombou o cofre” (1983), de Rita Lee, identificando como a intertextualidade é um recurso que permite enfatizar a ironia, embasando a crítica. Por meio da pesquisa bibliográfica e documental, fundamenta-se a teoria em autores como Nitrini (2000), Samoyault (2008), Lima (2019), Bakhtin (1987) e Soerense (2011). Portanto, infere-se que por meio de uma linguagem que beira o riso e a ironia da carnavalização, Rita Lee apresenta o intertexto político como forma de denunciar e desestabilizar a ordem hierárquica oficial. A repressão ocorrida no período da Ditadura Militar no Brasil (1964-1985), que culminou na criação da Divisão de Censura das Divisões Públicas (DCDP), responsável por fiscalizar as produções artísticas, ganha destaque na contemporaneidade ao ser exposta nos documentos do Arquivo Nacional contendo vetos e relatórios. Assim, o presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar o cenário político da década de 1980 na canção “Arrombou o cofre” (1983), de Rita Lee, identificando como a intertextualidade é um recurso que permite destacar a ironia, subsidiando a crítica. Por meio de pesquisa bibliográfica e documental, a teoria se fundamenta em autores como Nitrini (2000), Samoyault (2008), Lima (2019), Bakhtin (1987) e Soerense (2011). Portanto, infere-se que, por meio de uma linguagem que beira o riso e a ironia da carnavalização, Rita Lee apresenta o intertexto político como forma de denúncia e desestabilização da ordem hierárquica oficial.
Learning styles and TikTok: possibilities for language learning/Estilos de aprendizagem e tiktok: possibilidades para a aprendizagem de idiomas
Authors: Castro Sabrina Silva , Timmermann Rafael De Souza 
Published: February 2025

Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo analisar a aprendizagem de línguas estrangeiras por meio dos canais de ensino na rede social TikTok e sobre os diferentes estilos de aprendizagem que os canais dessa rede podem abordar. Assim, este estudo se baseia na perspectiva teórica sobre estilos de aprendizagem de Neil Fleming (1992), Brown (2007) e Howard Gardner (1994). Busca compreender as diferenças entre os canais de ensino focados e como diferentes estilos contribuem para o processo de aprendizagem dos alunos. Além disso, analisa como as dificuldades encontradas na aprendizagem de línguas estrangeiras podem ser abordadas por esses canais. Os canais selecionados são: canal 1 com o nome do perfil @teacherelza e canal 2 @dailyenglishstories. Foi constatado por meio das análises de perfis e vídeos que o material da rede social pode contribuir significativamente para a aprendizagem de alunos com diferentes estilos, permitindo e expondo-os a um cenário de possibilidades inovadoras, possibilitando-os ganhar experiências fora da rotina escolar e, finalmente, alcançar autonomia e desenvolver suas habilidades. Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo analisar a aprendizagem de línguas estrangeiras através dos canais de ensino de LE na rede social TikTok e sobre os diferentes estilos de aprendizagem que os canais desta rede podem abordar. Assim, este estudo baseia-se na perspectiva teórica sobre estilos de aprendizagem de Neil Fleming (1992), Brown (2007) e Howard Gardner (1994). Busca-se compreender as diferenças entre os canais de ensino focados e como os diferentes estilos específicos para o processo de aprendizagem dos alunos. Além disso, analisa como as dificuldades encontradas na aprendizagem de línguas estrangeiras podem ser abordadas por esses canais. Os canais selecionados são: canal 1 com o nome de perfil @teacherelza e canal 2 @dailyenglishstories. Constatou-se através da análise de perfis e vídeos que o material da rede social pode contribuir significativamente para a aprendizagem de alunos com diferentes estilos, permitindo e expondo um cenário de possibilidades inovadoras, permitindo-lhes ganhar experiências fora de sua rotina escolar, e, finalmente, alcançando autonomia e desenvolvendo suas habilidades
A EXPERIÊNCIA DA COOPERATIVA DE PRODUTORES FAMILIARES RURAIS DE PACAJÁ COM O PROGRAMA NACIONAL DE ALIMENTAÇÃO ESCOLAR - PNAE
Authors: Do Nascimento Denise Reis , Cardoso Alcilene Magalhães , Veloso Thaynara Cavalcante 
Published: February 2025

O Programa Nacional da Alimentação Escolar (PNAE) trouxe oportunidades significativas de acesso a mercados para cooperativas de agricultura familiar no Brasil. O artigo tem como objetivo entender de que forma o PNAE contribui na gestão produtiva das famílias e na segurança alimentar. O estudo utilizou as seguintes metodologias: a) Pesquisa bibliográfica: através da análise de livros, artigos, relatórios: b) Pesquisa documental de materiais impressos e documentos relacionados às experiências da COOPROPAC; e c) Realização de entrevistas semiestruturadas com atores envolvidos no processo de venda e compra dos produtos mediante a chamada pública. O novo modelo de O PNAE reforçou algumas estratégias de diversificação da produção e estimulou os agricultores a plantar e diversificar mais a produção. Diante da nova dinâmica da cooperativa, a assistência técnica precisa apoiar na organização da produção, na comercialização, na melhoria da qualidade dos produtos e principalmente, trabalhar a formação dos cooperados e gestores. A diversidade produtiva influenciou na alimentação das próprias famílias no campo e clientes da feira que passaram a incluir frutas e hortaliças nas refeições diárias.Palavras-chave: agricultura familiar, produção, mercados, diversificação, comercialização.
Numbered Heads Together Cooperative Learning in Learning Collaboration and Communication Skills Based on Lesson Study Activities
Authors: Bella Beartrix , Istikomayanti Yuswa , Lathifah Anis Samrotul 
Published: February 2025

Education directly continues to experience a process of change from time to time. In 21st-century learning, there are important skills for students, namely collaboration and communication skills. This research aims to discover how students' collaboration and communication skills apply the NHT learning model to excretory system material. This lesson study activity consists of 2 meetings; the implementation stages are plan, do, and see. The planning stage is on May 14, 2023, for the first and second meetings; the do stage is on May 23, 2023, for the first meeting and May 25, for the second meeting. View stage: May 23, First meeting, and May 26, second meeting. The subjects in this research were 17 class VIII students at Sunan Giri Middle School, Malang. The instruments used are observation sheets, reflection notes, and documentation. The results show student collaboration and communication skills change during the first and second meetings. Meanwhile, N-Gain's overall score for collaboration skills is 0.43 in the medium category, and communication skills is 0.40 in the medium category. In this research, collaboration skills are more prominent than communication skills. NHT is quite relevant for increasing student collaboration and also student competition between groups.
Numerical Simulation of Production Dynamics in Developing Gas Hydrate Reservoirs Using a Fractured Vertical Well
Authors: Cui Yudong , Lu Cheng , Luo Wanjing , Xing Guoqiang , Yang Ke 
Published: February 2025

Summary
Hydraulic fracturing is an essential technology for improving reservoir permeability and enhancing gas well productivity. The experiments have confirmed that it is feasible to operate hydraulic fracturing in gas hydrate reservoirs. Consequently, clarifying the impact of hydraulic fracture on gas well productivity has been a crucial issue in developing a gas hydrate reservoir. This study established a numerical simulation model based on the embedded discrete fracture model (EDFM) for developing the gas hydrate reservoir using a fractured vertical well. To verify the accuracy of the newly-developed numerical simulation model, the local grid refinement method is used to simulate the hydraulic fracture with an arbitrary angle and the comparison results show that the numerical solution in this work is consistent with the solution from the commercial software. Subsequently, we evaluate the influence of the distance between the vertical well and fracture, hydrate saturation, well asymmetry factor, and natural fractures on the distributions of gas flow rate between matrix and fracture, field maps, and gas well productivity. The simulation results show that hydraulic fracturing can increase the initial daily gas production rate by 13.4 times which is favorable for enhancing gas recovery in gas hydrate reservoirs. The gas flow rate between the matrix and hydraulic fracture which can be significantly influenced by the well asymmetry factor (Ix) shows a U-shaped distribution for the scenarios of Ix = 0. Notably, thermal convection can exert a more significant influence on the temperature distribution inside the hydraulic fracture and a huge decrease in temperature caused by thermal convection will inhibit the decomposition of hydrate. In addition, natural fractures connected with the hydraulic fracture can arouse a more important impact on distributions of field maps and gas well productivity in a gas hydrate reservoir than unconnected natural fractures. The maximum gas flow rate occurs at the intersection of the natural and hydraulic fractures. As the angle between natural and hydraulic fractures (θf) is increased from 0° to 45°, a value of 24.93% increase in the cumulative gas production indicates that a higher value of θf is more favorable for developing gas hydrate reservoirs. This work provides a comprehensive understanding of developing gas hydrate reservoirs using a fractured vertical well in the future.
All-Flexible Chronoepifluidic Nanoplasmonic Patch Allows Label-free Sweat Profiling
Authors: Jeong Ki-Hun , Jeon Jaehun , Lee Sangyeon , Chae Seongok , Lee Joo Hoon , Kim Hanjin , Yu Eun-Sil , Na Hamin , Kang Taejoon , Park Hyung-Soon , Lee Doheon 
Published: February 2025

Abstract

Wearable sweat sensors allow non-invasive metabolic profiling for timely intervention in proactive healthcare. However, molecular recognition elements in conventional sensors still hinder a comprehensive understanding of an individual's unique physiological profile. Here we report an all-flexible chronoepifluidic surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) patch (CEP-SERS patch) for label-free sweat profiling. The CEP-SERS patch features the integration of nanoplasmonics and functional microfluidics for precise chronological profiling of metabolites. An ultrathin fluorocarbon film facilitates large-area nanofabrication of plasmonic structures on a functional microfluidic channel via low-temperature solid-state dewetting of a thin silver film. The CEP-SERS patch facilitates conformal contact on human skin and SERS detection of diverse metabolites from sequentially sampled sweat. Machine-learned quantification of metabolites including lactate, uric acid, and tyrosine has successfully profiled SERS detection of sweat during assorted physical activities. This CEP-SERS patch can provide a new strategy for delineating the physiological phenotype of individuals in personalized healthcare.
Autistic Traits and Suicidal Ideation in Adolescents with Major Depressive Disorder: Is Depression a Mediator, a Predictor, or Both?
Authors: Altunkaya Anil , Kose Sezen , Kaleli Ipek Inal , Ozcan Seda , Pilan Birsen Senturk , Bildik Tezan 
Published: February 2025

Abstract

Objective: Adolescents with autistic traits (ATs) experience higher rates of depression and suicidal behavior. This study aims to investigate the relationship between ATs, depressive symptoms, and suicidal ideation (SI) in adolescents with MDD.
Methods: Seventy adolescents were included aged 11-18 diagnosed with MDD. Participants were evaluated with the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (CSSR-S), Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), and ATs using the Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ).
Results: Three groups were compared: those without suicidal thoughts (ST-), suicidal thoughts (ST+), and suicide attempts (SA). While SA group scored significantly higher on the C-SSRS, BDI, and AQ compared to the ST-; ST+ and SA groups didn’t differ. The mediating role of depression was investigated via a Bayesian mediator analysis for CSSR-S subheaders of current and lifetime suicidal ideation and ideation intensity. The effect of BDI scores on current suicidal ideation was β=0.08 (CI[0.04-0.13]), which was consistent with lifetime suicidal ideation with the same effect size β=0.08 (CI[0.03-0.13]). For current suicidal ideation and its intensity, autistic traits had an indirect effect through BDI scores, with an indirect mean of 0.050 (CI[0.02-0.10]). For lifetime suicidal ideation, autistic traits exhibited both a direct (β=0.09, (CI[0.01-0.16]) and an indirect effect through depression scores, with a mean of 0.052 (CI [0.015-0.102]).
Conclusion:The complex interplay between ATs, depressive symptoms, and SI in adolescents diagnosed with MDD suggests that interventions addressing ATs could be vital in reducing suicidal risk among adolescents, emphasizing the need for comprehensive mental health strategies.
Impact of an External Magnetic Field on Biomaterial Usage in Carbon Ion Therapy for Meningioma
Authors: YJJOU MOHAMMED , Dekhissi Hassane , Derkaoui Jamal-Eddine , Didi Abdessamad , Aknouch Adil , El-Ouardi Youssef 
Published: February 2025

Abstract

This comprehensive investigation probes the effects of axial magnetic fields on carbon ion therapy, with a focus on biomaterials for cranial substitution in the treatment of meningioma. The study employs validated computational simulations using FLUKA and PHITS Monte Carlo codes to assess dose distribution, secondary neutron production (SNP), and overall therapeutic efficacy under magnetic fields of 0.35T and 1.5T. Distinct biomaterials(PTFE, Alumina, and Ti Alloy)are evaluated for their magnetic responsiveness and dosimetric properties, aiming to optimize treatment outcomes. The simulations reveal that the presence of a magnetic field does not significantly alter the neutron fluence energy distribution within cranial tissues or PTFE, indicating the non-susceptibility of neutrons to magnetic influences. Noteworthy, the study demonstrates a minimal variation in the depth of the Bragg peak for both the cranium and PTFE under 1.5T, with a maximum difference of 2.4mm at 250 MeV/n. In contrast, substantial discrepancies in Bragg peak depths between the cranium and denser materials like Alumina and Ti Alloy are observed, with differences up to 10.8mm, signifying distinct interactions with the magnetic field. These results highlight the potential of PTFE as a promising candidate for cranial reconstruction in MRI-GCIRT, presenting closely matched dose distributions to the cranium and underscoring its suitability for enhancing precision in carbon ion therapy. The findings provide crucial insights for clinical practice, guiding the strategic selection of biomaterials to improve patient outcomes in the treatment of meningioma.
Long-term rainfall variability of Indian river basins in the context of global warming and climatic indices
Authors: Ranade Ashwini , Gurrapu Sunil 
Published: February 2025

ABSTRACT
The interannual variability in Indian summer monsoon rainfall (ISMR) results from numerous multi-scale interrelated phenomena. Using reconstructed rainfall data from 1813–2020 for 20 river basins in India, the research reveals substantial decline in the Ganga, Brahmaputra, Cauvery, Brahmani, Pallar & Ponniyar ranging 6.6–19.7%, and notable increase of 7.9% in Surma in past two decades compared to last century. Despite significant regional disparities, a modest increase of 1.3% in ISMR is observed over 101 years, indicating long-term stability. Spectral analysis highlights dominance of short-term fluctuations (75%) in interannual variability. The evolving relationships between rainfall and global climatic indices are underscored. The Southern Oscillation Index (SOI), Arctic Oscillation (AO), Niño3.4 and Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) are most influential indices across basins, mostly show stronger relationship in June and September compared to July and August. Over time, AO and SOI maintained significant positive relationship and Niño3.4 inverse relationship with ISMR while, the AO-ISMR link weakened post-1980s indicating shift in traditional teleconnections with climate change. Northern and eastern basins, exhibit strong correlations with the warming over eastern and central Afro-Asian highlands, while southern basins influenced by equatorial climate dynamics. The findings emphasize the need for region-specific model predictions and localized adaptive water management strategies.
Mainstreaming integrated approaches to sustain lake and reservoir basin benefits in a changing climate
Authors: Duda Alfred M. , Hirji Rafik F. 
Published: February 2025

ABSTRACT
This paper examines the challenges of institutional inertia and land, water and environmental policy failures in promoting integrated management of lakes, reservoirs, and their contributing basins and aquifers. While we focus on vulnerable lakes and reservoirs, the necessary policy, legal, and institutional reforms apply to many water basins, given the rapidly changing climate. Institutional barriers to more integrated land and water management are discussed that highlight the tension between development and management and the influence of powerful economic interests. Previous lake basin governance reforms to address institutional barriers stressed the value of partnerships and collaboration to overcome sectoral silos hindering the implementation of integrated, place-based approaches and minimizing the impact of climate-related disasters. Simultaneous top-down reforms, including national inter-ministerial partnerships and bottom-up vertical institutional collaboration with community engagement, are critical for overcoming barriers to sustaining benefits from lakes and reservoirs. Recent global water, environment, and climate institutional developments offer opportunities and driving forces for reforms needed to address the `integrated approaches amnesia' before irreversible consequences destabilize more communities. This paper builds on our companion article discussing the accelerated deterioration of lakes and reservoirs due to policy failures and climatic shifts and offers recommendations for collaborative best practices to improve governance.
Assessing closed-circuit reverse osmosis (CCRO) efficiency in removing contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) in a high-recovery water reclamation pilot study
Authors: Huang Jian , Li Simeng , Delagah Saied , Stone Shaun , Mouawad Joe , Sharbatmaleki Mohamadali 
Published: February 2025

ABSTRACT

Contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) are increasingly recognized due to the proliferation of recycled water projects worldwide, particularly in California, aimed at addressing water scarcity and escalating demands. This research investigates the efficacy of closed-circuit reverse osmosis (CCRO) in treating tertiary effluent from municipal wastewater within a high-recovery framework, conducted as a pilot study at the San Jacinto Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility. The primary aim of this pilot-scale investigation was to subject the CCRO process to elevated recovery rates and assess its capability in treating municipal wastewater. A selected list of the removal rates of CECs was examined and analyzed. Furthermore, the performance of membrane process at recovery rates ranging from 90 to 95% was evaluated. Results indicate that conventional municipal wastewater treatment effectively eliminates the majority of select CECs; however, certain contaminants may bypass conventional treatment processes. Our findings demonstrate that CECs such as select N-nitrosamines, hormones, and pharmaceuticals can be efficiently removed by the CCRO system at high recovery rates of 90–95%. Hydrophobic molecules like fluoxetine, tris(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl)phosphate, and tris(chloropropyl) phosphate exhibited high rejection rates by the rRO membrane, while some hydrophilic constituents such as N-nitrosodimethylamine and caffeine were not effectively rejected by the membrane process.
Performance evaluation of a reverse osmosis membrane desalination equipment for application in rural communities in the Brazilian semi-arid region
Authors: Neto Osmar , Ribeiro Mayara , Silva Bernardo , Bezerra Iasmyn , Amaro Niniedna , França Kepler 
Published: February 2025

ABSTRACT
Water scarcity is an increasing problem worldwide, driven by the growth of the global population and the effects of climate change. The situation in Brazil is no different, especially in the semi-arid region of the Northeast, which faces low and inconsistent annual rainfall and lacks adequate and sustainable surface water. Local groundwater has been used to mitigate the effects of severe droughts; however, most of the groundwater in the region is considered brackish or saline. The use of desalination equipment in the region has been applied to address the salinity issue, in order to provide fresh water for communities. This paper aims to develop a membrane desalination system for well water applications in communities in the area, designed with optimized conditions for operation and standardized equipment for mass production applications. The results show that the system performs optimally with well water containing up to 4,000 mg/L of total dissolved solids (TDS) and reaches an estimated limit of 7,860 mg/L. The experiments provided a permeate flow rate of 200.41 L/h at minimum production and 497.10 L/h at maximum production.
Awareness, Pro-environmental Behaviours, and Strategies for Mitigation of Plastic Pollution among Nursing Students in the United Arab Emirates
Authors: Ravi Ramya , Edwin Vimala , Rasheed Fatima Abdul , Jaison Aleena Mary 
Published: February 2025

Background:
The healthcare sector plays a significant role in the control and mitigation of plastic pollution-associated threats to the environment and human
health.

Aim:
This study aimed to investigate the knowledge, pro-environmental behaviors, and strategies for mitigating plastic pollution among nursing
students.

Methods:
A cross-sectional survey was conducted with 210 undergraduate nursing students using a structured questionnaire. Convenience sampling was used
to recruit study participants. Data were analyzed using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences version 26.

Results:
The results of the study revealed that the majority of nursing students (71%) had moderately adequate levels of awareness regarding plastic
pollution, whereas 70.48% of the students engaged in inadequate levels of pro-environmental behaviors

Conclusion:
The present findings demonstrate the necessity of reinforcing nursing students regarding the reduction of plastic pollution through specific policies
and educational involvement. These measures would contribute to further initiatives and encouragement of their student period, future nursing
practice, and patient safety at all levels.