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A Case of Music and Choral Painting in Online Arts Therapies
Authors: Katz-Mazilu Irina 
Published: December 2023

This chapter presents an art and music online art therapy process with a 19 years old young woman during the lockdown period of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021. The EFAT-European Federation of Art Therapy implemented social actions offering free online art therapy by some of its members to anyone experiencing difficulties at this time. The author volunteered to offer eight free art therapy sessions in individual settings in 2021 to 10 clients. The chapter describes the therapeutic process that successfully helped the client solve issues resulting from social isolation and other personal and familial aspects. The art therapy process combined art and music in each session with writing, recording, and finally, sharing. The therapeutic methodology, relationship and creativity are presented in their specific and original context. The chapter discusses the advantages and limits of the online methodology and some clinical and ethical questions and refers to other research in the field. While more research is needed on the synergy between different media, this case proves the efficiency of online arts therapies. The originality of this case is to cross music and art – as asked by a very gifted client. The healing power of the therapy is reinforced by crossing the two media and the two partners’ creativity: client’s and therapist’s.
Rhabdoweisia crispata (With.) Lindb., un musgo nuevo para la brioflora ibérica
Authors: Patxi Heras , Marta Infante 
Published: December 2023

El musgo Rhabdoweisia crispata (With.) Lindb. se cita como novedad para la Península Ibérica. La nueva especie ha ido encontrada sobre rocas ácidas sombreadas y húmedas en Guipúzcoa (norte de España).
The moss Rhabdoweisia crispata (With.) Lindb. is reported as new for the Iberian Peninsula. The new species has been found on shaded humid acid rocks in Guipúzcoa (Northern Spain).
Estado del arte de proyectos TIC en el sector turismo
Authors: Vicens Murillo Basilio Alexander 
Published: December 2023

Este documento presenta un estado del arte de la implementación de proyectos TIC en el turismo, con el propósito de identificar un marco común de buenas prácticas y tecnologías de hardware y software en la implementación de proyectos TIC, para actividades turísticas, orientándose a responder ¿cuáles son las necesidades asociadas a la implementación de proyectos TIC en las actividades turísticas?
Se han contemplado dos aproximaciones, siendo la primera un proceso de análisis y revisión documental de tesis, artículos investigativos, ponencias y estudios de investigación de proyectos TIC, dirigidos al sector turístico, con la premisa de tener una noción general sobre los principales aspectos de interés, tanto de los actores de la cadena de valor turística, como del mismo sector TIC frente al turismo en calidad de proveedor. La segunda aproximación, hace referencia al análisis de la información documental recogida con el fin de llegar a una hoja de ruta, que permita identificar de manera inicial el denominador común de elementos de hardware y software que han acompañado la ejecución de proyectos TIC en la actividad turística, y si estos elementos han estado directamente relacionados con los objetivos y/ o necesidades de empresas y destinos turísticos, con el fin de generar insumos para futuras investigaciones.
Las aproximaciones abordadas durante el estado del arte llevan a unos resultados tras la revisión de producción científica relacionada con la implementación de proyectos TIC en el turismo del 2013 al 2020 y que dan cuenta de un común denominador, que permiten que los proyectos TIC den valor a las empresas y destinos turísticos desde la captura y el manejo de la información.
Expectativas juveniles de formación superior en el municipio de Chaparral (Tolima)
Authors: Salazar Fernández Mercedes 
Published: December 2023

El presente artículo sintetiza el ejercicio investigativo desde un enfoque cuantitativo-descriptivo acerca del análisis de la percepción y expectativas de los jóvenes sobre los programas académicos del municipio de Chaparral (Tolima, Colombia). La recolección de datos se realizó por medio de instrumento cuestionario, con el objetivo de identificar las expectativas de los estudiantes de la zona urbana y rural acerca de los programas académicos y proyección de vida a mediano plazo.
Como resultado de esta investigación, se encontró que existe una alta tendencia de adelantar estudios universitarios en carreras de Licenciaturas en educación, medicina y derecho por parte de los jóvenes del área urbana y las carreras de ingenierías, medicina y arquitectura en la zona rural. Es de resaltar que la oferta académica en el municipio no brinda la opción de realizar los estudios de las carreras que la mayoría de los jóvenes desean, generando en muchos de ellos una perspectiva de desmejora en su calidad de vida llegando a elegir entre no estudiar más o estudiar una carrera por poseer un título profesional, siendo está más por obligación que por vocación.
Hacia la construcción de lazos de solidaridad en la escuela en el marco de la enseñanza de la verdad
Authors: Barrios Peña Luisa Fernanda 
Published: December 2023

El presente artículo busca proponer reflexiones en torno a la enseñanza de la verdad en la escuela, teniendo en cuenta el Informe de la comisión de la verdad, como una apuesta no sólo estatal sino pedagógica por parte del Estado colombiano para la reconciliación y reparación de las múltiples violencias vividas hace décadas en nuestro país.
En ese sentido, la aproximación a la escuela resulta fundamental para crear bases que posibiliten la difusión y el conocimiento de dichos documentos, los cuales pretenden generar una sociedad consciente y crítica, en relación a la situación de Colombia y las posibilidades de vivir en un mejor país. Para llevar a cabo dicha propuesta, este artículo inicia con una apertura en la cual se presentan las intencionalidades y propósitos de La comisión para el esclarecimiento de la verdad, la convivencia y la no repetición, (CEV). En un segundo momento denominado: “De porqué llevar el informe de la comisión de la verdad a la escuela”, se justifica la difusión de diversos documentos en el contexto escolar y educativo.
Para darle sustento a lo anterior, se presentan aspectos teóricos y conceptuales donde se ofrece una perspectiva acerca de la palabra ética, la cual se convierte en un eje fundamental que vincula la escuela con diversos valores que se despliegan desde el informe de la comisión de la verdad. Por otro lado, en el apartado nominado como: “De cómo llevar el informe a la escuela”, muestra aspectos metodológicos que den lugar a llevar el informe desde una mirada educativa.
Finalmente, como cierre se proponen unas consideraciones pedagógicas en las cuales se manifiesta la preponderancia de la escuela como lugar de encuentro para la reflexión, difusión y circulación del informe, donde se reconozcan las diversas voces y testimonios de situaciones que no pueden volver a pasar en nuestro país.
Clasificación de residuos sólidos a partir de herramientas educativas digitales
Authors: Castelblanco Soler Jennyfer Paola 
Published: December 2023

En el presente artículo de investigación, muestra la identificación e intervención al problema identificado en la Institución Educativa La Palestina de la ciudad de Bogotá. En esta medida, tras evidenciarse la gran cantidad de desechos generados, que carecen de una clasificación adecuada para darle manejo y procesamiento para efectos de reciclaje, se hace un ejercicio inicial de observación no participante, por medio del cual se identifica una dificultad en los procesos clasificación de los residuos sólidos por la carencia de la implementación del código de colores vigente.
A partir de la dificultad evidenciada, se crea el plan de trabajo para la intervención de la situación identificad, con el propósito de fortalecer el proceso de clasificación y desecho de basuras, usando una plataforma TIC diseñada directamente por la investigadora a partir de las necesidades evidenciadas en la institución, con el objetivo dinamizar el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje, y con la posibilidad de ser implementada en cualquier institución educativa que cuente con equipos informáticos, sin necesidad de conexión a internet para su implementación
Prevalence and Risk Factors of Mastitis among Dairy Buffaloes from the Departments of Antioquia and Córdoba, Colombia
Authors: García-Acevedo Jhon F. , Tobón Julián D. , Grisales Camilo F. , Gómez Catalina , Fernández-Silva Jorge A. , Ramírez-Vásquez Nicolás F. 
Published: December 2023

Background: Mastitis is the most common disease among dairy buffaloes worldwide, and it significantly affects the economic profitability of buffalo farms as well as animal welfare and public health.
Methods: This study was conducted between 2018 and 2019 at the Colombian departments of Antioquia and Córdoba, where 41% of the country’s total buffalo population is concentrated. Overall, 1,018 dairy buffaloes, including 603 in Antioquia and 415 in Córdoba, distributed among 11 farms, were assessed in the study. These animals were evaluated using the California mastitis test (CMT) and somatic cell count (SCC) to determine the presence of subclinical mastitis (SM). They were considered positive for SM when the results of CMT were higher than traces and SCC was >200,000 cells/mL.
Results: The total prevalence of the disease was 7.9%, and microbiological culture was performed on the samples obtained from the SM-positive animals. The main isolated bacterium was coagulase-negative Staphylococcus. Furthermore, risk factors affecting milking routine, hygiene, and farm facilities were determined. Manual milking, milking in the barn, non-disinfection of milkers' hands, etc., were identified as risk factors for the disease.
Conclusion: To the best of our knowledge, this is the first large-scale study of mastitis among buffaloes in Colombia.
THE INFLUENCE OF LEADERSHIP, MOTIVATION AND INCENTIVES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PERSONNEL OF THE OPERATIONS SECTION OF POLDA KEPRI
Authors: Indra Nara Persada  , Maiza  , Septa Diana Nabella  
Published: December 2023

This study supposed to analyze the influence of leadership, motivation and intensive on the performance of the Polda Kepri operations section personnel. the research method uses a causal model survey method using a census sampling technique, the entire population is sampled, totaling 72 people. research instruments used interviews and questionnaires. then the research results are obtained as follows: leadership has a significant effect on the performance of the kepri police operations bureau personnel with a t-count value for the leadership variable of 10.325 greater than the t-table of 1.662 and a significance value of 0.000 less than 0.05. motivation has a significant effect on the performance of personnel of the kepri regional police operations bureau with a t-count value for the motivation variable of 3.242 greater than the t-table 1.662 and a significance value of 0.000 less than 0.05. incentives have no significant effect on the performance of the kepri regional police operations bureau personnel with an incentive t-count value of 1.555 smaller than the t-table 1.662 and a significance value of 0.124 greater than 0.05. leadership, motivation and incentives together have a significant effect on the performance of the kepri regional police operations bureau personnel with an f-count value of 423.016 greater than the f-table of 2.48 and a significance level of 0.000 less than 0.05
The Effect of Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Leader-member Exchange on Employee Performance of PT Gresik Migas: Employee Commitment as an Intervening Variable
Authors: Fatmawati Aprili Kurnia , Setiani  , Maksum Ikhsan 
Published: December 2023

Aims: The purpose of this study is to ascertain the impact of Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) and Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) on PT Gresik Migas employees' performance, as well as the mediating role that LMX and OCB play in employee performance.
Study Design: This study was carried out with quantitative techniques, and an explanatory analysis was used to examine the data that was collected.
Place of Study: The target of this research is employee of PT Gresik Migas in Gresik City. The total population in this study is 42 employees.
Methodology: The personnel of PT Gresik Migas are the subject of this study. 42 employees made up the study's population. Saturated sampling is the method used to take a sample, and 42 employees make up the sample. Likert scale-based questionnaires are distributed as part of the data collecting process, and smartPLS 3.0 is used to process the collected data.
Results: The results of the validity test state that there are invalid items, namely, 2 OCB items, 2 LMX items, and 2 employee performance items. Then the reliability test results state that everything is reliable. And hypothesis testing states that OCB affects performance because P values are 0.000 < 0.05. LMX affects performance because P values are 0.004 < 0.05. Employee commitment has no effect on performance because P values 0.451 > 0.05. OCB affects employee commitment because P values 0.034 < 0.05. LMX affects employee commitment because P values 0.045 < 0.05. Employee commitment cannot mediate the effect of OCB on performance because P values 0.454 > 0.05. And employee commitment cannot mediate the effect of LMX on performance because P values 0.469 > 0.05.
Conclusion: This study discovered that LMX and OCB have a big impact on worker performance. The impact of employee dedication on performance is also negligible. Furthermore, the impact of OCB and LMX on employee performance cannot be mitigated by employee dedication.
Exploring the Role of the Endocannabinoid System in Chronic Kidney Disease: Implications for Therapeutic Interventions
Authors: Fernandes Camila de Aguiar Lima , Paulo David Ge , Alves Lucas Ferreira 
Published: December 2023

Aim: Assess alterations in circulating endocannabinoid levels and their potential correlation with the progression of chronic kidney disease. Additionally, the study aims to consider potential implications for the clinical use of these compounds.
Study Design: Descriptive, qualitative, and retrospective observational approach, utilizing a methodological framework grounded in a bibliographic examination of publications featured in indexed journals.
Methodology: An exploration was conducted on the academic search platform PubMed, using the search terms "endocannabinoid system" and "kidney disease," with a chronological filter spanning the last 10 years. This search yielded 60 articles, which then underwent a screening and sorting process using the platform's tools to categorize documents based on their thematic relevance.
Results: The exhaustive examination of cannabinoid signaling in chronic kidney disease unveils a nuanced and intricate landscape where the distinctive functions of CB1 and CB2 receptors become apparent. The manipulation of the endocannabinoid system arises as a potentially efficacious therapeutic approach for mitigating kidney disease and injury, substantiated by evidence highlighting its pivotal role in homeostasis and normal kidney function. Nevertheless, the intricate interplays with renal physiology demand a circumspect methodology in the formulation of therapeutic interventions, considering the varied effects observed in different contexts of the endocannabinoid system and renal function.
Conclusion: The exploration of the interaction between the endocannabinoid system and kidney function presents a promising avenue, offering valuable insights for the development of innovative therapeutic approaches in the treatment of kidney diseases.
Objective response to ethanol in essential tremor: results from a standardized ethanol challenge study
Authors: McGurrin Patrick , Norato Gina , Thompson‐Westra Johanna , McCrossin Gayle , Lines Emily , Lungu Codrin , Pandey Sanjay , Tinaz Sule , Voller Bernhard , Ramchandani Vijay , Hallett Mark , Haubenberger Dietrich 
Published: December 2023

AbstractBackground and ObjectivesEthanol has been reported to improve tremor severity in approximately two thirds of patients with essential tremor (ET), but the accuracy of that proportion is not certain and the mechanism of action is unknown. The goal of this study was to investigate alcohol response on tremor by applying an a priori objective response definition and subsequently to describe the responder rate to a standardized ethanol dose in a cohort of 85 ET patients. A secondary analysis evaluated other tremor and nontremor features, including demographics, tremor intensity, breath alcohol concentration, nontremor effects of alcohol, self‐reported responder status to ethanol, and prior ethanol exposure.MethodsThis was a prospective, open‐label, single‐dose challenge of oral ethanol during which motor and nonmotor measurements were obtained starting immediately prior to ethanol administration and subsequently every 20 min for 120 min. We defined tremor reduction as a 35% decline in power in the patient's tremor frequency recorded during spiral drawing 60 min after ethanol administration.ResultsIn total, 80% of patients were considered alcohol responsive using our objective definition. Responder status and change in the objective tremor metrics were significantly correlated with the change in breath alcohol concentration levels after ethanol administration, but no other relationships to nontremor metrics were found.DiscussionA high percentage of patients actually respond to acute ethanol. However, their self‐reported response does not correlate well with their objective response. Objective response correlates with breath alcohol level but not with sedation, indicating a specific effect of ethanol on tremor.
Conquering Metal–Organic Frameworks by Raman Scattering Techniques
Authors: Tittel Jonas , Knechtel Fabian , Ploetz Evelyn 
Published: December 2023

AbstractMetal–organic frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as a versatile class of materials. Understanding the structural and chemical properties of MOFs is essential for tailoring their performance to suit specific applications. In recent years, Raman spectroscopy, a non‐destructive vibrational spectroscopic technique, has evolved into a powerful tool for characterizing MOFs. Beyond spontaneous Raman scattering, numerous advanced Raman techniques have been developed to amplify the inherently weak Raman signal. These innovations have significantly enhanced the spatial resolution, frame rate, and sensitivity of Raman imaging, thereby opening up new possibilities for applications, such as label‐free sensing. This tutorial work is designed to demystify the fundamental theory and instrumentation of Raman spectroscopy, elucidating the differences between commonly used Raman techniques. Particular emphasis is placed on their advantages and limitations when applied to MOF materials. Furthermore, this work showcases how Raman techniques are employed in studying MOF systems to address societal needs and explore future directions. Ultimately, this review emphasizes the crucial role of Raman spectroscopy and the development of novel Raman‐based in situ techniques to conquer the field of MOFs.
Cornea‐Inspired Ultrasound‐Responsive Adhesive Hydrogel Patches for Keratitis Treatment
Authors: Kong Bin , Liu Rui , Hu Xiaojun , Li Meiyan , Zhou Xingtao , Zhao Yuanjin , Kong Tiantian 
Published: December 2023

AbstractBiomedical patches offer significant potential for keratitis treatment. Building on advances in multifunctionality and biomimicry, an innovative, multifunctional hydrogel patch with high therapeutic efficacy, inspired by the native architecture and functions of the cornea, is introduced. By engineering a composite patch comprising recombinant human collagen (RHC) hydrogel, near‐field electrospinning (NFES) microfibers, and gold‐nanoparticle‐decorated tetragonal barium titanates (BTO@Au), structural mimicry, mechanical reinforcement, tissue‐specific adhesion, and bacterial inhibition are achieved. The RHC hydrogel recreates a three‐dimensional (3D) microenvironment that emulates the natural structure of the corneal tissue, demonstrating excellent tissue adhesion. Integrated within this hydrogel, the NFES microfibers, designed to emulate the orthogonal arrangement of native corneal stroma, not only reinforce the mechanical strength of the RHC hydrogel but also act as scaffolds to guide the aligned growth of human keratocytes. A unique aspect of this advanced patch is the incorporation of BTO@Au nanoparticles, which generate reactive oxygen species for effective bacterial eradication when subjected to ultrasound stimulation. Through in vivo studies on rat models with infected corneal wounds, this hydrogel patch exhibits superior therapeutic efficacy compared to the current treatment. It is posited that these cornea‐inspired ultrasound‐responsive adhesive hydrogel patches represent a significant scientific advancement with high potential for clinical applications.
Complimentary Computational Cues for Water Electrocatalysis: A DFT and ML Perspective
Authors: Badreldin Ahmed , Bouhali Othmane , Abdel‐Wahab Ahmed 
Published: December 2023

AbstractHeterogenous electrocatalysis continues to witness propagating interest in a plethora of non‐limiting electrochemical fields. Of which, water electrolysis has moved from lab‐scale systems to commercial electrolyzers albeit high dependence on historic benchmark noble‐metal based catalysts is still the status quo. Notwithstanding, advances in material groups such as single‐atom catalysts, perovskites, high‐entropy alloys, among others continue to see an increased interest toward utilization in next‐generation electrolyzers. To that end, progress in electrocatalyst discovery techniques is revolutionized through synergistically combining density functional theory (DFT) and machine learning (ML) techniques. The success of ML herein depends on numerous interlinked factors such as the algorithm employed, data availability and accuracy, with descriptors being critical to encapsulate physicochemical perspectives. Historic utilization of ML frameworks in areas other than materials discovery has left a lack of standardization toward appropriating suitable methods of high‐throughput DFT, ML approaches, and feature engineering that bridge the gap between activity‐structure‐electronic relationships. This review outlines needed considerations toward DFT calculations, important criteria during filtering out screened surfaces, and synergistic approaches toward utilizing theoretical and/or experimental datasets for formulating effective ML frameworks. Persisting challenges, perspectives, and recommendations thereof are highlighted to expedite and generalize future work pertaining to high‐volume water electrocatalysis discovery.