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Measurement report: Ammonia in Paris derived from ground-based open-path and satellite observations
Authors: Viatte Camille , Guendouz Nadir , Dufaux Clarisse , Hensen Arjan , Swart Daan , Van Damme Martin , Clarisse Lieven , Coheur Pierre , Clerbaux Cathy 
Published: December 2023

Abstract. Ammonia (NH3) is an important air pollutant which, as a precursor of fine particulate matter, raises public health concerns. This study analyzes 2.5 years of NH3 observations derived from ground-based (miniDOAS; differential optical absorption spectroscopy) and satellite (IASI; Infrared Atmospheric Sounding Interferometer) remote sensing instruments to quantify, for the first time, temporal variabilities (from interannual to diurnal) in NH3 concentrations in Paris. The IASI and miniDOAS datasets are found to be in relatively good agreement (R>0.70) when atmospheric NH3 concentrations are high and driven by regional agricultural activities. Over the investigated period (January 2020–June 2022), NH3 average concentrations in Paris measured by the miniDOAS and IASI are 2.23 µg m−3 and 7.10×1015 molec. cm−2, respectively, which are lower than or equivalent to those documented in other urban areas. The seasonal and monthly variabilities in NH3 concentrations in Paris are driven by sporadic agricultural emissions influenced by meteorological conditions, with NH3 concentrations in spring up to 2 times higher than in other seasons. The potential source contribution function (PSCF) reveals that the close (100–200 km) east and northeast regions of Paris constitute the most important potential emission source areas of NH3 in the megacity. Weekly cycles of NH3 derived from satellite and ground-based observations show different ammonia sources in Paris. In spring, agriculture has a major influence on ammonia concentrations, and, in the other seasons, multi-platform observations suggest that ammonia is also controlled by traffic-related emissions. In Paris, the diurnal cycle of NH3 concentrations is very similar to the one of NO2, with morning enhancements coincident with intensified road traffic. NH3 evening enhancements synchronous with rush hours are also monitored in winter and fall. NH3 concentrations measured during the weekends are consistently lower than NH3 concentrations measured during weekdays in summer and fall. This is further evidence of a significant traffic source of NH3 in Paris.
Introduire l’expérience mystique dans les notions de la politique
Authors: Chenavier Robert 
Published: December 2023

Face à l’opposition du bien et du mal selon des méthodes irréligieuses ou idolâtriques, S. Weil propose une autre méthode, la mystique. L’expérience mystique provoque une transposition à un niveau supérieur de ce que pense la philosophe, notamment dans le domaine politique. Aussi cet article cherche-t-il à réfuter les façons erronées de fermer tout accès à la question de la relation entre mystique et politique.
La voie empruntée par la philosophe dans son analyse de la littérature aide à comprendre sa position dans le domaine politique, mais l’analyse de la « spiritualité spécifique » de la guerre révèle la difficulté de penser le rapport entre le spirituel et l’action.
L’issue à la difficulté rencontrée est de passer, « à force d'art », du côté du « rapport vrai » entre le règne de la nécessité et une aspiration inextinguible au Bien. Il convient, du côté de l’action, de réexaminer le « Projet d’une formation d’infirmières de première ligne ». Côté littéraire, Venise sauvée illustre cet effort pour manifester une vérité qu’il appartient au poète de présenter.
Diabetes y nuevas tecnologías
Authors: Cebrián Cuenca Ana María 
Published: December 2023

La hemoglobina glicada (HbA1c), hasta ahora patrón de oro para evaluar el control de la diabetes, presenta limitaciones en su uso y no refleja las excursiones glucémicas, la variabilidad glucémica (VG), ni los episodios de hipoglucemia o hiperglucemia. Desde hace años, se viene recomendando el uso de la monitorización continua de la glucemia (MCG) conjuntamente con la HbA1c, con el objetivo de evaluar el control glucémico y que seamos capaces de ajustar los tratamientos, sobre todo con insulina, basándonos en esos datos. El presente artículo describe la importancia de la variabilidad glucémica y repasa cómo interpretar el análisis del perfil AGP (perfil glucémico ambulatorio).
Türk Basınında Göç ve Sığınmacı Temsili
Authors: VAROL Ahmet 
Published: December 2023

İki ülke arasında başlayan savaş ya da bir ülkenin kendi içindeki çatışmalar, kitlesel göç hareketlerine neden olabilmekte ve bu olaylar değişik ülke basınlarında geniş yer bulabilmektedir. Bu minvalde 2011 yılında başlayan iç çatışmalar sonrası Suriye’de, 2022 yılında da Rusya ile savaşa girmesinden sonra Ukrayna’da yaşanan göçlerin Türk ulusal basınında ne oranda yer aldıkları ayrıca göç etmek zorunda kalan Suriyelilerin ve Ukraynalıların haber metinlerinde nasıl temsil edildikleri bu çalışmanın konusunu oluşturmaktadır. Bu kapsamda amaçlı örneklem yöntemiyle seçilen Yeni Akit, Milliyet ve Sözcü gazetelerinin birinci sayfalarındaki Suriyeli ve Ukraynalı sığınmacılar ile ilgili haberler ve bu haberlerin iç sayfalardaki devam haberleri, van Dijk’ın haber metinleri için geliştirmiş olduğu eleştirel söylem analizi çerçevesinde analiz edilmiştir.
Araştırma kapsamında örneklem incelendiğinde dokuz haberin Suriye’de yaşanan göç olayı ile ilgili, on yedi haberin de Ukrayna’daki göçler ile ilgili olduğu belirlenmiştir. Yapılan analizler neticesinde hem Suriyeli hem de Ukraynalı sığınmacıların ülkelerinden ayrılmak zorunda kalan mağdurlar olarak temsil edilip olumlandıkları ayrıca özellikle kadın ve çocuk görselleri kullanılarak göçün dramatize edildiği görülmüştür. Yaşanan göçlerden de Suriye Devlet Başkanı Beşar Esad’ın ve Rusya Devlet Başkanı Putin’in sorumlu tutularak olumsuzlandıkları anlaşılmıştır.
Introducing Transformative Plant Biotechnology: Elucidating the role of beta-1,3-glucanases in tomato fruit development
Authors: Yeshvekar Richa 
Published: December 2023

Fruit ripening, although desirable, correlates with softening, enhanced pathogen susceptibility and bruising, causing losses. Thus, delaying ripening-associated softening is a major target in fruit breeding programmes. During the initial stages of fruit development, phloem unloading of essential signalling molecules and sugars is regulated via symplasmic transport through plasmodesmata (PD), while at later ripening stages, the nutrients accumulate via apoplastic transport (Paniagua et al., 2021a). Callose, a cell wall polysaccharide deposited around PD, regulates symplasmic transport. We used immunolocalization to show that callose deposition changed throughout fruit development and may regulate the switch from symplasmic to apoplastic transport. We show structural and mechanical changes in cellulose and callose during ripening by using atomic force microscopy. To manipulate callose, three beta-1,3-glucanase (BG) genes (Solyc080660, Solyc055840, and Solyc016470) were selected based on their expression (Paniagua et al., 2021b). Overexpression of BGs in tomato hairy roots demonstrated callose degrading activity, thereby validating their enzymatic activity. Transient overexpression of BGs in fruits 4 weeks post anthesis showed that changes in callose significantly affect cell wall composition, structure, and mechanics. Thus, callose could be used as a target to develop strategies for tomato fruit improvement by delaying softening.**Co-Authors**: Candelas Paniagua, Naomi Simmons, Lazar Novakovic, Pallavi Kumari, and Yoselin Benitez-Alfonso
Introducing Transformative Plant Biotechnology: Using microalgae to produce high value compounds
Authors: Smith Alison 
Published: December 2023

There is enormous potential to use microalgae as feedstocks for everything from biofuels to recombinant proteins and high value chemicals, but to implement this technology in a sustainable and economic manner, it will be necessary to optimize many parameters. We have taken a synthetic biology approach to develop two microalgal strains as production platforms for plant diterpenoids. We have established ways to regulate transgene expression, which will be essential for sophisticated metabolic engineering. To demonstrate the potential for commercial exploitation of these platforms we have grown the engineered strains outdoors under natural conditions in the Algal Innovation Centre in Cambridge, which has allowed us to identify bottlenecks and challenges that will need to be overcome to make such systems economically and sustainably viable. **Co-Authors**: Payam Mehrshahi, Katrin Geisler, Nhan-An Tran
Using a Digital Entertainment Tax to Strengthen Local Information Infrastructure in The United States: A Conceptual Exploration
Authors: Shaker Lee , Haywood Antoine 
Published: December 2023

ABSTRACT
As traditional local media decline, how might state and local governments provide support for local information infrastructure? We offer a proposal for states (or communities) to tax digital entertainment and then leverage existing community media centers (CMCs) to facilitate the distribution of the proceeds to local media outlets. Compared to other public subsidy plans, this approach is viable nationwide without federal action and offers several advantages that could lead to more immediate and durable support for local information infrastructure. To contextualize our proposal, we model both the possible revenue generation and distribution of funding that would result from its implementation.
A Frozen Fantasy for Cold War America
Authors: Nordstrom Justin 
Published: December 2023

ABSTRACT
This article focuses on the 1954 short story “Frozen Foods 2000 A.D.,” which predicted that frozen meals and microwave cooking would ensure global cooperation and reduce domestic labor, “emancipating” women and inspiring new technologies. This frozen fantasy both reflects the structure of earlier utopian motifs and challenges their essential arguments, particularly when examined alongside Edward Bellamy’s utopian novel Looking Backward and medieval Cockaigne stories of abundant food and feasting. “Frozen Foods 2000 A.D.” also describes the culinary transformations in the United States in subsequent decades, making it a remarkably prescient utopian text, and its vision of the future was largely (though not completely) realized by the end of the twentieth century. Because frozen meals and kitchen conveniences have proliferated since its publication, “Frozen Foods 2000 A.D.” no longer seems utopian. Instead, American kitchens, and eaters, now view Williams’s futuristic vision as commonplace and expected.
Mapping Utopia as an Enclosed Renaissance Garden
Authors: Lin Chun Liang , Chua Mark Hansley 
Published: December 2023

ABSTRACT
This article presents previous attempts to map Utopia, a fictional island in the book Utopia by Thomas More, and proposes another possibility, based on the assumption that Utopia is an enclosed garden on an artificial island that is not flat, but has piedmont slopes of 2.5:1. Our mapping experiment is founded on the Renaissance analogy between the domestication of wild nature, and the civilization of the human beings in More’s enclosed garden; and on the anecdotal similarities between the Inca Empire and Utopia. This approach is not only consistent with the island’s dimensional specifications, which have hampered previous mapping attempts due to their mathematical incompatibility, but it also addresses the educative capacity of utopian life not considered by previous mapping efforts. Utopia, as a result, is to be understood as a series of performative spatial arrangements where the physical and geographical specifications would inform the vernacular life of its inhabitants in the direction of self-enhancement.
On the Antiutopian Effect in Game of Thrones
Authors: Atanasković Lazar 
Published: December 2023

ABSTRACT
The antiutopian effect of Game of Thrones (GoT) is examined as a form of mass entertainment. The first part of this article approaches GoT from the standpoint of dialectical contradiction between Fantasy and Realism peculiar to GoT’s eclectic nature. The second part puts forward a hypothesis about the social basis of GoT horizons, taking into account the fragmented and niched state of contemporary TV audiences.
“Green regulation”: a quantification of regulations related to renewable energy, sustainable transport, pollution and energy efficiency between 2000 and 2022
Authors: Mora-Sanguinetti Juan S. , Atienza-Maeso Andrés 
Published: December 2023

The achievement of an environmentally sustainable growth model, the development of renewable energies or the adoption of energy efficiency measures are nowadays fundamental issues in economic analysis and are a substantial part of the public debate. However, while there may be an increased social awareness of these issues, a different question is at what pace these social concerns have been translated into regulation, fostering or hindering the development of new markets or “green” technologies.
This paper proposes a rigorous empirical study identifying and quantifying, through text analysis, all regulations related to four different subject blocks associated with “green growth” (renewable energies, sustainable transportation, pollution and energy efficiency), issued by Spanish national or regional governments over the period 2000-2022. This research thus constructs a database in panel data format. Among other results, we identify 3,482 regulations related to renewable energies, 783 regulations dealing with sustainable transportation, 108 on pollution management and 5,116 related to the measurement (and management) of energy efficiency.
The results show that regulation is diverse by subject matter, reflects significant regional diversity and has increased over time, especially in more recent years, after a certain standstill during the Great Recession. This database could help develop future research projects on the impacts of “green” regulation on certain economic or institutional variables (such as “green” innovation or environmental conflict).
The paper concludes with a comparison of renewable energy regulation in France and Spain, also based on text analysis. Spain shows a higher and more disaggregated volume of regulation.
Violencia de género, paridad electoral y monitoreo: un estudio desde el Observatorio Nacional de la Participación Política de la Mujer en las Elecciones Presidenciales y Legislativas Anticipadas 2023 de Ecuador
Authors: Banegas Cedillo Mónica 
Published: December 2023

La persistente violencia política de género es un desafío que afecta a millones de mujeres a nivel mundial que ha ganado notoriedad en América Latina en los últimos años. En la lucha por la igualdad y el reconocimiento de derechos, las mujeres han enfrentado una batalla histórica que a menudo implica sacrificios, incluso mortales. Esta violencia arraigada en el género se manifiesta en todos los niveles de la sociedad, incluido el ámbito político, históricamente dominado por una perspectiva masculina.
Ante esta realidad, la Constitución de Ecuador de 2008 marcó un hito al consagrar al país como un Estado de derechos y justicia, enfocando en la defensa de los derechos de las mujeres. En este contexto, la paridad de género emergió como un principio crucial, no solo de manera formal, sino como un mandato de optimización. Esta obra destaca la vital importancia del análisis de la paridad y la violencia política de género para la construcción de una democracia inclusiva y equitativa.
Dentro de este panorama, el artículo profundiza en un análisis conceptual exhaustivo de la violencia política de género y la búsqueda simultánea de la paridad, desde la perspectiva exclusiva del Observatorio de la Participación Política de la Mujer. A su vez, explora la problemática de la violencia política de género en el contexto ecuatoriano, poniendo un enfoque específico en las elecciones anticipadas y su relación con las más recientes reformas legislativas en términos de igualdad de género y paridad.
CBCT as a tool for differential diagnosis between bone lesions and anatomic variations: a clinical case series
Authors: Rigo Natália Mariane , Albach Thaís , Franco Gilson Cesar Nobre , Fischborn Amanda Regina , Dias Irna Pinheiro , De Oliveira Fabio Brasil , Oliveira Gabriella Schmitz , Welling Leonardo Christian , Claudino Marcela 
Published: December 2023

The clinical examination associated with complementary tests are the basis for establishing the diagnosis. In the context of complementary imaging exams, cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) represents a relevant tool as it allows more precise and detailed assessments of the oral and maxillofacial region. The objective of this study was to identify and describe anatomical variations of the oral and maxillofacial complex that mimic bone lesions. The presence of these structures may increase the possibility of errors in diagnosis and consequently in the treatment plan, and the role of CBCT as an essential tool for differential diagnosis. This case series reported 9 patients with anatomical variations that mimicked bone lesions, of which the differential diagnosis was obtained through CBCT, as pneumatization of the sphenoid sinus, extensions of the maxillary sinus, Stafne's bone defects, reduced thickness of the mandibular symphyses and morphological variation of mandible head. Thus, CBCT seems to be a relevant tool that optimizes the differential diagnosis between variations in normality and bone lesions, favoring both the diagnosis and the design of the treatment plan.
Perspectivas sobre una ficción alada o el mariposeo como método Método, crítica y poética en la noción de ritmo
Authors: Canseco Adriana 
Published: December 2023

En su búsqueda, el investigador es llevado de la mano por una pasión dominante en un recorrido sin final a la que más tarde podremos llamar un método.
Cuando una búsqueda infatigable moviliza la escritura, ya sea poética o crítica quizás estemos ante lo que reconocemos como una poética o como un método: esto es, la insistencia de una forma y de un movimiento, un ritmo. Esa obstinación es el nombre mismo del hacer. La crítica como la poética requiere pensarse en términos de lo que no ha sido hecho o pensado todavía y escapa por ello mismo a toda voluntad inmovilizante.
¿Qué tienen en común la poética y el método, la ficción y la teoría? ¿Sus límites acaso se tocan? Si la escritura solo comienza donde “deja de definir lo ya definido” (como sugiere Meschonnic), es porque ha sido capaz de soportar en la lengua el misterio de una forma desconocida. Esa insistencia en la postergación del fin no es sino la “custodia de un inapropiable” (según Agamben) que delinea allí un sistema: poética o método.
Y si (como señala Didi Huberman) una cuestión de método es también una cuestión de tempo, lo es también de ritmo: el trazado de una forma-sentido que se articula como forma legible en movimiento.
Una lectura afectiva de la figura crítica de Calibán en el teatro de Marcos Azevedo
Authors: Massano Paula 
Published: December 2023

La figura de Calibán ha demostrado ser un símbolo duradero y flexible a los cambios de la realidad política de Latinoamérica. El objetivo del presente artículo es retomar la reflexión en torno al potencial crítico del personaje-conceptual a la luz de la cartografía del deseo de Suely Rolnik. Para ello propondremos hacer una lectura afectiva del monólogo teatral de Marcos Azevedo, Calibán (1997). Esta implica activar el pensamiento en su función ética, estética y política; para re-imaginar un mundo en cada gesto, afecto y palabra. Es el encuentro con lo otro lo que habilita a una experiencia “fuera-de-sujeto” capaz de actualizar el mundo.
El tratamiento que se va a realizar sobre la metáfora de Calibán no pretende ampliar la flexibilidad representativa del tropo Calibán, sino más bien de reduplicar su intensidad sígnica, a partir del análisis de los tres movimientos del deseo (territorialización, desterritorialización y reterritorialización) para poder habitar un estado (meseta de intensidad) de descolonización permanente del pensamiento. La figura crítica de Calibán implica pensar desde afuera, devenir-otro, activar otra esfera de la experiencia subjetiva, una que sea propia de nuestra condición de vivientes.
Sobre diccionarios y enciclopedias: Borges y las mil (y más de una) entradas
Authors: Gasparini Pablo 
Published: December 2023

En el prólogo a El informe de Brodie, Jorge Luis Borges se refiere a un famoso diccionario “dont chaque édition fait regretter la précédente” (Borges, 1989b, p. 400). En nota a pie de página de su ensayo “El arte narrativo y la magia” alude a otro libro del mismo género en el que el término “Sirena” se define como “supuesto animal marino” (Borges, 1989, p.228). La ironía con la que Borges describe este “diccionario brutal” no traiciona la forma en que el autor argentino suele ponderar este tipo de obra tan frecuente y afín a su mundo biográfico y literario. De Rubén Darío se dirá que “amuebló a mansalva sus versos en el Petit Larousse” (Borges, 1989, p. 122) y, de seguir con esta singular relación entre amoblamiento y diccionario, en su cuento “La señora mayor” se afirma que la presencia del Diccionario Hispano-Americano de Montaner y Simón en la casa de la señora María Justina Rubio de Jáuregui obedecía a que “lo pagaban a plazos y por el mueblecito correspondiente” (Borges, 1989b, p. 427). ¿Qué diría esa voz irónica de Borges sobre un diccionario sobre su propia obra y vida?
Social Empowerment for Living Qur'an in Elderly Community Mukti Mulia
Authors: Syarif Hidayat  
Published: December 2023

This paper will reveal how social strengthening efforts are being made so that the Qur'an lives on in the elderly community, especially the mukti noble elderly community? This paper aims to reveal social strengthening efforts in reviving the Koran in the elderly community, especially the Mukti Mulia elderly community.
The method used in this social strengthening effort uses a participatory approach to the elderly community, education and training for the community, building networks and partnerships, advocacy related to various community policies and community empowerment to support social reinforcement in enlivening the Qur'an in the elderly community Mukti Mulia.
Succumbing Employees Threatened with Layoffs
Authors: Gus Muiid Azwin , Saut H Hutahaean Erik , Fahrudin Adi 
Published: December 2023

Introduction: The consequences of termination of employment (layoff) are not only felt by employees who experience layoffs, but the remaining employees also feel worried due to the pressure that comes and repeats until they experience depression because they feel that the pressure they receive is very heavy and then give up and surrender to the situation. Objective: This study aims to examine how much impact succumbing arising from the influence of job insecurity felt by employees who are threatened with layoffs. Method:This research uses quantitative methods with correlational studies and regression analysis. The population involved in this study is Private Airline Company X airline employees who are affected or experience the threat of layoffs as many as 121 people. Result and Discussion: The respondents obtained consisted of 49 men and 72 women. Kendall' s Tau-B correlation test produces a p value of <.001 with the conclusion that there is a significant relationship between variables with a kendall's Tau-B value of 0.446. Conclusions: There is a correlation between moderate and positive relationship between job insecurity and succumbing, with the conclusion that the higher the level of employee job insecurity, the greater the perceived succumbing.