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Research on Knowledge Sharing and Innovation Capacity Enhancement of Heterogeneous Research Institutes under the Construction of Knowledge Mapping
Authors: Hua Zhilei , Zhao Yingtao , Liu Yiying 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
Enhancing research efficiency by managing related knowledge and forming standardized applications has always been an effort to optimize the work of off-site research institutes, and knowledge sharing is one of the most important methods in many practices. In this paper, the entity matching algorithm is used to identify and match the nodes in the knowledge graph, the connection algorithm is used to calculate and sort the data volume of each node, and all the nodes in the knowledge graph are connected in series. After introducing the update mechanism to establish the decentralized global knowledge graph, the knowledge graph has been integrated into the knowledge-sharing system to enable knowledge sharing between off-site research institutes. In this paper, the accuracy of the full-text search for knowledge graphs can reach 87%, which meets the demand for knowledge sharing. The speed of researchers’ research plan formulation in heterogeneous research institutes has been accelerated by 85.40%, and the efficiency of the research institutes has significantly improved. At the same time, the institute’s innovation ability also increased significantly, with a relative increase of 57.21% in the average number of patents filed annually. This paper provides a reference path for the realization of knowledge sharing among heterogeneous research institutes. It establishes a foundation for significant improvements in the efficiency and innovation ability of research institutes.
Interior Space Design and Modelling Methods for Smart Homes - Integrating BIM and VR Technologies
Authors: Huang Rui , Wang Xiaowei , Zhou Suting 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
In this study, the integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies with performance analysis software facilitates the selection of optimal indoor space layouts for settlement buildings. This is achieved through the use of information modeling and visualization tools to assess various aspects such as sunlight exposure, lighting conditions, architectural parameters, and energy consumption across different building layouts. A virtual environment was created using BIM and VR, within which the collision detection algorithm was refined using a chime-playing test scenario to enhance the quality control of 3D models. At 5000 triangular slices, the detection algorithm optimized in this study demonstrated a real-time performance that is 19 milliseconds faster than that of the comparative algorithm. Furthermore, in scenarios involving micro-speed air exchange, an open window area of 30 square meters facilitated an air volume of 250,168, indicating both economic and practical benefits. The overall satisfaction with interior design and spatial arrangement achieved through BIM and VR integration consistently exceeds 80%, underscoring the synergistic potential and future-oriented trajectory of combining these technologies.
Three-dimensional Visualisation of Cultural Landscape under the Perspective of Culture and Tourism Integration
Authors: Lai Yanlin 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
The three-dimensional visualization evaluation of cultural landscape has practical needs and theoretical significance in today’s world. Based on the perspective of cultural and tourism integration, the study adopts the method of stepwise regression analysis to explore the factors influencing the satisfaction of cultural landscape with a historical and cultural neighborhood landscape as the research sample. On this basis, it discusses the 3D visualization modeling process of cultural landscapes. It realizes the 3D visualization construction of a historical and cultural park, uses a questionnaire survey to collect relevant data, combines the principal component analysis method and IPA model to evaluate its visualization results, and divides different elemental functions. As a result, nine influencing factors with significant impact on the satisfaction of cultural landscape were obtained, with architectural style, traffic accessibility, and landscape scope being the most prominent, and the regression coefficients were 0.589, 0.435, and 0.367, respectively. The key performance elements of the three-dimensional visualization of the cultural landscape need to be improved, such as the reasonableness of the historical inference, the applicability of the technology, the sense of place, the sense of reality, the sense of aesthetics, the interactivity, and so on. The research presented in this paper can offer insights and lessons for the future design of cultural landscapes and their 3D visualization process.
Digital Intelligent Innovative Teaching Mode of Curriculum Civics and Politics Integration
Authors: Li Jiajia 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
The primary objective of Civics education in higher education institutions is to guide students toward acquiring appropriate political identities and values. To achieve this, we advocate for the incorporation of a knowledge-tracking model in Civics curriculum instruction, highlighting that the practical application of in-depth knowledge tracking manifests throughout the educational process. Addressing the challenges inherent in the Civic Politics teaching model that integrates knowledge tracking, we propose solutions focused on the dimensions of student performance behavior and learning capabilities within the Civic Politics course. This involves the use of clustering grouping and attention mechanisms to refine the construction of the knowledge tracking model for Civics teaching. Building on this foundation, we define the research subjects and tools and provide an illustrative case study of the implemented knowledge-tracking model in Civic Politics education. The results are presented in terms of t-value and p-value, political identity (t=-6.351, p=0.009), moral quality (t=-4.528, p=0.002), and learning interest (t=-4.444, p=0.005), the p-value is less than the critical value of 0.05, and all three have significant differences. This study can effectively improve students’ political identity, moral quality, and learning interest, and promote digital innovation and the development of college curriculum in Civics.
Research on evaluation system and method of MES system for intelligent manufacturing
Authors: Li Muhan , Jiang Yusheng , Liang Ni 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
With the development of informatization and digitalization, the transformation of intelligent manufacturing has become the focus. This paper builds an evaluation system based on the scientific evaluation method of the development level of smart manufacturing and the real demand situation. It establishes an evaluation model of intelligent manufacturing MES systems by combining the GA-BP algorithm. Then, a SeqGAN generative adversarial network is used to expand the real samples. The evaluation model was trained and validated by constructing a training model through the BP neural network, taking the sample data of evaluation indexes as the network input and the seven labels from Industry 1.0 to Industry 4.0 as the network output. The results show that the classification accuracy of the model is above 98%, and all of them have achieved good results. In the actual case evaluation, it is judged that the intelligent manufacturing MES system of Company Z is in the range of industry 3.0 to 3.5, and this result is very close to the manual evaluation of the factory field survey. The synthesis shows that the model is reasonable and effective and has important guiding significance for the evaluation of enterprise intelligent manufacturing MES systems.
Historical Evolution and Modern Development of Piano Performance - A Visual Analysis Based on Cite space
Authors: Li Songkun 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
Piano performance represents a refined artistic expression characterized by its expressive and emotive qualities. This study focuses on research papers related to piano performance indexed in the Chinese literature database, utilizing the CiteSpace visualization tool to conduct an analysis. Employing the tool’s capabilities for word frequency, thematic, and cluster analysis, we investigate the temporal and spatial distributions, key terms, research trends, and emergent themes in the literature on piano performance. This multifaceted approach enables a deeper understanding of the developmental stages and overarching trends in the field. Our findings reveal significant shifts in thematic focus and research intensity, with notable increases in themes related to the transformation of piano performance and theoretical exploration post-2017.50, achieving an impact score exceeding 0.425. Prominent emergent keywords include “piano art” (4.9948), “piano certificate” (3.8833), “style” (3.4721), “accompaniment” (3.3155), “piano technique” (2.8888), “piano teaching” (2.6997), “emotional expression” (2.6129), and “intelligence” (2.2193). These findings indicate a trend towards the integration of modern technology and intellectual approaches in piano performance. This study provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution and current trends in piano performance research, offering insights into its future trajectory.
Retirement: strengths and weaknesses for a full and healthy old age
Authors: Amoretti Guido 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
Retirement is a coveted goal for working people. Although it is seen as a period of relaxation and tranquillity, retirement from work, also because it is associated with other relevant changes in an individual’s life related to family relationships, brings with it a number of potential risks that may trigger problems of a psychosocial nature (identity crisis, change of parental role, adaptation to new marital relationships, possible marital crisis and divorce, depressive symptoms and suicidal ideas) which, in turn, may be facilitators of fragility also on the physical side. The attention of the various governments is generally focused on the health problems of those who are retired with a view to containing public expenditure, without considering the fact that the main problems for this particular segment of the population may come from problems of reintegration into social life and occupation of leisure time. When there is no adequate adaptation to the changed conditions of life in the transition from worker to pensioner one fatally exposes oneself to the risk of progressive isolation. the reduction of social contracts, the contraction of the use of one’s cognitive functions with possible consequences in the medium to long term on one’s ability to remain self-sufficient. This would ultimately turn into a socio-medical problem, with the associated costs, when an appropriate policy of psycho-social interventions could delay the effects.
Shared Endeavours: Universities and Communities Join Efforts for Ukraine’s Post-War Recovery
Authors: Sikorska Iryna , Gerasymchuk Tamila 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
This article explores the pivotal role that university-community partnerships can play in fostering sustainable development and resilience within Ukraine in wartime and in its path to recovery and rebuilding the country. By leveraging the intellectual resources, research capabilities, and community engagement initiatives of universities, this collaborative approach seeks to address multifaceted challenges ranging from infrastructure rehabilitation to social cohesion. The article examines the potential impact of such collaborations on educational advancement and the well-being of communities affected by conflict and displacement drawing valuable insights and lessons applicable to Ukraine’s unique context. It also highlights the significance of fostering interdisciplinary collaboration among academic institutions, governmental bodies, non-governmental organizations, and local communities to create holistic and sustainable solutions. Key themes include the importance of knowledge transfer, capacity building, and inclusive community participation in Ukraine’s rebuilding process. Moreover, the article explores potential hurdles and challenges that may arise in implementing such partnerships, offering strategic recommendations for overcoming these obstacles. Ultimately, the article advocates for a comprehensive and integrated university-community partnership model as a catalyst for Ukraine’s recovery, emphasizing the transformative potential of education, research, and community engagement in shaping a resilient and prosperous future for the nation.
Third Mission of Universities: Regulatory Frameworks in a Comparative Perspective
Authors: Holovko-Havrysheva Oksana , Krayevska Oksana , Sas Svitlana 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
This contribution focuses on the EU, national and institutional practices of HEIs’ third mission regulation with a particular attention to the experiences of Ukrainian HEIs, which they developed in response to the challenges caused by the ongoing Russian aggression against Ukraine. It is argued that currently the regulatory frameworks for the third mission are more established at the intra-institutional level about ensuring the entrepreneurial aspects of the HEIs engagement, whereas the third mission social engagement models still remain on margins of the university life.
The War of Vladimir. Nationalism, Narcissism, and Childhood Battles
Authors: García-García Juan 
Published: May 2024

Abstract
The war in Ukraine has had enormous media coverage in the West, generating a wide-ranging debate concerning its origins, responsibilities, and consequences. The debate in the media raises an interesting question seldom explored in the study of nations and nationalism, specifically, the scarce incidence or penetration by expert knowledge into the theories of common sense and profane knowledge. In fact, despite the current consolidation in the scientific literature of the constructionist and modernist paradigm – of a sociological nature – other visions and interpretations of the past continue to be widely accepted and popularized beyond academia. This article analyzes the weight and influence of psychology, psychiatry, and psychoanalysis in the social representation of nationalism. The persistence of psychopathological language in the profane interpretation of the conflict is explored using the discourse of the press and, in particular, the opinion columns published in various Western countries during the first weeks of the war. The article shows that the criticism and denunciation of nationalism are still being formulated nowadays with the voices of psychology and psychiatry, the psychodynamic vision of the authoritarian, and the vulgarized portrayal of Adolf Hitler.
Design Practices for Sustainability in Micro Enterprises in Brazil Through the Innovation Route
Authors: Matheus Ricardo , Ferreira Denise Helena Lombardo , Mariosa Duarcides Ferreira , Georges Marcos Ricardo Rosa , Falsarella Orandi Mina 
Published: May 2024

Objective: The research aims to map the concept of Design for Environment (DfE) and propose a plan of guidelines for implementation and use in Research, Development, and Innovation (RD&I) teams focused on packaging. It also aims to identify DfE elements, where they are being used and results produced, as well as proposing a checklist to guide sustainable practices in product and/or packaging designs.

Method: The research is qualitative, developed through a bibliographic review, when evaluating the scenario of micro-enterprises that use DfE practices in Brazil through innovation processes. As for nature, it is applied by proposing a checklist to guide best practices to position micro-enterprises in the sustainability scenario. In relation to the objectives, the approach is exploratory in explaining the scenario in which micro-enterprises in Brazil are involved in innovation for Sustainability.

Results and Discussion: It was found that for most authors, companies have difficulty innovating due to the challenges and uncertainties that surround them. The study finds a panorama that shows fear on the part of micro and small companies regarding take risks inherent to the innovation process. In this context, it is suggested that in future studies, the approach for knowledge of causes that corroborate this scenario, especially those that are directly related to the innovation process for Sustainability.

Research Implications: This study collaborates by sharing the scenario that permeates among micro-enterprises in the national scenario, with regard to investments in innovation for sustainability, fears and risks, signaling to those active microentrepreneurs current projects as well as for those with plans for future micro-enterprises.

Originality/Value: At the end, a check list was proposed suggesting the main practices based on DfE based on Product Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
Approaching Statistics as a Distinct Subject and Its Impact on Reasoning and Conceptual Errors
Authors: Rosal José Carlos Casas del , Machado Alexander Maz , Ñungo Oneida Muñoz , Gómez Astrid Cuida 
Published: May 2024

Objective: This study aims to determine the level of statistical reasoning and misconceptions expressed by ninth-grade students in two schools. In one of the schools, statistics is taught as a specific subject, while in the other, it is included within the mathematics curriculum.

Theoretical Framework: Students are taught statistics throughout their primary education, so by secondary school, they are expected to have developed a good level of statistical reasoning. However, classroom experience suggests this may not be the case. Additionally, this topic often receives less attention in favor of other subjects included in the mathematics curriculum.

Method: The methodology adopted for this research includes descriptive and inferential analyses to compare the rate of correct reasoning responses and conceptual errors. Data collection was carried out using the Statistical Reasoning Assessment (SRA) test.

Results and Discussion: The results showed different behaviors between the two groups. This suggests that teaching statistics separately from mathematics can influence the learning of this subject.

Research Implications: The advantages offered by separating statistics from the rest of mathematics suggest that this approach should be considered in the future teaching of the subject.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by demonstrating that the separation of statistics from mathematics teaching should be considered. The relevance and value of this research are evidenced by the need to improve students' statistical reasoning abilities.
Food Culture: Identification of Typical Food and Dishes of a Municipality in the Northeast Region of Brazil
Authors: Souza Milene de Abreu , Sena Júnior Ailton Santos , Nascimento Bárbara Melo Santos do 
Published: May 2024

Objective: The aim was to map among the interviewed population of Lagarto/SE which savory and sweet typical foods and preparations are considered characteristic of the city.

Theoretical Framework: The relationship between travel, cuisine, and culture highlights their economic potential by transforming gastronomy and tourism into strategic ventures. Emphasizing the preservation of gastronomic legacies as cultural expressions and the adaptation of dining spaces to reflect this perspective. Additionally, cultural tourism enriches visitors' experiences and promotes economic development. Therefore, regional cuisine is an essential element of daily life and a tourist attraction, connecting people and reflecting local culture. However, the influence of globalization and fast-food chains has impacted eating habits, raising concerns about health and the decline of communal dining.

Method: Cross-sectional study, conducted qualitatively, involving the administration of a questionnaire with questions related to the population's profile and the municipality's food identity. The data were evaluated using Microsoft Excel, presenting absolute and relative values.

Results and Discussion: There was a predominance of women (63.4%) and the dominant age group was 18 to 25 years old (27.2%). How much to marital status, there was a predominance of singles (45.5%). Regarding education, 29.5% had incomplete primary education and most of the interviewees received less than 1 minimum wage (44.1%). The typical food reported was cassava (39.2%), followed by jackfruit (15.4%). The salty preparation was maniçoba (27.4%), accompanied by rice with chicken (17%) and couscous (16.2%) and the sweet preparation, was milk sweet (33.7%), followed by rice sweet (11.4%). The research highlights the Lizard gastronomic culture, in a way that rescues, values and, above all, enhances this local cultural element so that it is not forgotten either by the residents or by its visitors.

Research Implications: Generating scientific data from the Brazilian Northeast region to support discussions around the gastronomic approach. Therefore, it is necessary to invest in knowledge production about gastronomy linked to technical development.

Originality/Value: It is justified by the need for scientific studies that contribute data on gastronomy and its relationship with tourism and culture in order to broaden the knowledge of Brazilian population's gastronomic practices, aiming to encourage and valorize them.
UMA PROPOSTA PARA ENVOLVER PARA ENVOLVER OS MEMBROS DA IASD Parto, na missão integral através dos dons e talentos
Authors: Pereira Borba Jackson , Rodrigues dos Santos Manoel 
Published: May 2024

Introdução: Não é possível, esperar ter apoio de pessoas para participarem em atividades que não tem afinidade, nem sabem fazer. Sendo assim, esse critério serve para atividades evangelística. Partindo desse pressuposto, iremos propor uma proposta que visa envolver IASD do porto de Maragojipe-BA, em ações baseadas nos dons de cada membro, desenvolvendo ministérios que promova unidade da congregação e conquiste novos membros. Quando Cristo esteve aqui na terra, Seu ministério era pautado em duas frente, anunciar o evangelho a todos que estavam perdidos, e ensinar seus discípulos a serem pescadores de almas. Esse trabalho tem o propósito de promover o envolvimento da IASD do porto, no evangelismo integrado com base nos dons e talentos. Essa igreja será o protótipo da proposta que poderá ser implantado em outras realidades.
Objetivo: Desenvolver uma proposta de como envolver a membresia da IASD Porto, Maragojipe-Ba, no evangelismo integrado por meio dos dons e talentos dos membros.
Método: A metodológica adotado neste trabalho será básica estratégica, com o objetivo descritivo de pesquisa. Na perspectiva da metodologia qualitativa de investigação bibliográfica. Bogdan e Biklen (1994) definem características da investigação qualitativa, que consideram os principais pontos de pensamento e formas de se intervir nessa perspectiva. Será usado o procedimento bibliográfico para realizar esse estudo.
Resultados (esperados / parciais): Esse trabalho pretende envolver a membresia da igreja adventista do porto de Maragojipe-BA, no evangelismo integrado que conta com a unidade dos membros na realização de ações solidarias na cidade. Vamos dividir a igreja com base nos dons e talentos. O propósito desse estudo é fortalecer a igreja em sua experiência de conduzir pessoas de uma maneira que cumpra a missão com a habilidade de cada membro.
Descritores: Evangelismo, Dons, Talentos, Missão
Eixo temático: Estudos históricos e teológicos