bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
JWST-TST DREAMS: A Precise Water Abundance for Hot Jupiter WASP-17b from the NIRISS SOSS Transmission Spectrum
Authors: Louie Dana R. , Mullens Elijah , Alderson Lili , Glidden Ana , Lewis Nikole K. , Wakeford Hannah R. , Batalha Natasha E. , Colón Knicole D. , Gressier Amélie , Long Douglas , Radica Michael , Espinoza Néstor , Goyal Jayesh , MacDonald Ryan J. , May Erin M. , Seager Sara , Stevenson Kevin B. , Valenti Jeff A. , Allen Natalie H. , Cañas Caleb I. , Challener Ryan C. , Grant David , Huang Jingcheng , Lin Zifan , Valentine Daniel , Clampin Mark , Perrin Marshall , Pueyo Laurent , van der Marel Roeland P. , Mountain C. Matt 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Water has proven to be ubiquitously detected in near-infrared (NIR) transmission spectroscopy observations of hot Jupiter atmospheres, including WASP-17b. However, previous analyses of WASP-17b’s atmosphere based upon Hubble Space Telescope (HST) and Spitzer data could not constrain the water abundance, finding that subsolar, supersolar, and bimodal posterior distributions were all statistically valid. In this work, we observe one transit of the hot Jupiter WASP-17b using JWST’s Near Infrared Imager and Slitless Spectrograph (NIRISS) Single Object Slitless Spectroscopy (SOSS) mode. We analyze our data using three independent data analysis pipelines, finding excellent agreement between results. Our transmission spectrum shows multiple H2O absorption features and a flatter slope towards the optical than seen in previous HST observations. We analyze our spectrum using both PICASO + Virga forward models and free retrievals. POSEIDON retrievals provide a well-constrained supersolar log(H2O) abundance (−2.96

−
0.24

+
0.31

), breaking the degeneracy from the previous HST + Spitzer analysis. We verify our POSEIDON results with petitRADTRANS retrievals. Additionally, we constrain the abundance of log(H−), −10.19

−
0.23

+
0.30

, finding that our model including H− is preferred over our model without H− to 5.1 σ. Furthermore, we constrain the log(K) abundance (−8.07

−
0.52

+
0.58

) in WASP-17b’s atmosphere for the first time using space-based observations. Our abundance constraints demonstrate the power of NIRISS SOSS’s increased resolution, precision, and wavelength range to improve upon previous NIR space-based results. This work is part of a series of studies by our JWST Telescope Scientist Team (JWST-TST), in which we use Guaranteed Time Observations to perform Deep Reconnaissance of Exoplanet Atmospheres through Multi-instrument Spectroscopy (DREAMS).
Failure of a Solar Filament Eruption Caused by Magnetic Reconnection with Overlying Coronal Loops
Authors: Li Leping , Song Hongqiang , Hou Yijun , Zhou Guiping , Tan Baolin , Ji Kaifan , Xiang Yongyuan , Hou Zhenyong , Guo Yang , Qiu Ye , Su Yingna , Ji Haisheng , Zhang Qingmin , Ou Yudi 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The failure of a filament eruption caused by magnetic reconnection between the erupting filament and the overlying magnetic field has been previously proposed in numerical simulations. It is, however, rarely observed. In this study, we report a reconnection between an erupting filament and its overlying coronal loops that results in the failure of the filament eruption. On 2023 September 24, a filament was located in active region 13445. It slowly rose, quickly erupted, rapidly decelerated, then finally stopped, with an untwisting motion. As a failed eruption, the event is associated with an M4.4 flare but no coronal mass ejection. During the eruption, the filament became bright, and the overlying loops appeared first in the high-temperature channels. They have average temperatures of ∼12.8 and ∼9.6 MK, respectively, indicating that both of them were heated. Two sets of new loops, separately connecting the filament endpoints and the overlying loop footpoints, then formed. Subsequently, the heated overlying loops were seen sequentially in the low-temperature channels, showing the cooling process, which is also supported by the light curves. Plasmoids formed and propagated bidirectionally along the filament and the overlying loops, indicating the presence of plasmoid instability. These results suggest that reconnection occurs between the erupting filament and the overlying loops. The erupting filament eventually disappeared, with the appearance of more newly formed loops. We propose that the reconnection between the erupting filament and the overlying loops ruins the filament completely, hence resulting in the failed eruption.
Interaction of an Outflow with Surrounding Gaseous Clouds as the Origin of Late-time Radio Flares in Tidal Disruption Events
Authors: Zhuang 庄 Jialun 嘉伦 , Shen 申 Rong-Feng 荣锋 , Mou 牟 Guobin 国斌 , Lu 鲁 Wenbin 文宾 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Close encounter between a star and a supermassive black hole (SMBH) results in the tidal disruption of the star, known as a tidal disruption event (TDE). Recently, a few TDEs, e.g., ASASSN-15oi and AT2018hyz, have shown late-time (hundreds of days after their UV/optical peaks) radio flares with radio luminosities of 1038∼39 erg s−1. The super-Eddington fallback or accretion in a TDE may generate a mass outflow. Here, we investigate a scenario that the late-time radio flares come from the interaction of the outflow with the circumnuclear gaseous clouds, in addition to the slow-evolving emission component due to the outflow–diffuse medium interaction. We calculate the associated radio temporal and spectral signatures and find that they reproduce well the observations. The outflows have the inferred velocity of 0.2c ∼ 0.6c, the total mass of 10−3 ∼ 10−1
M
⊙ and the ejection duration of a month to a year. The distances of the clouds to the SMBH are 0.1 ∼ 1 pc. This scenario has advantages in explaining the long delay, sharpness of the rise, and the multiplicity of the late radio flares. Future observations may build up a much larger sample of late-time radio flares and enable their use as a probe of the TDE physics and the host circumnuclear environment.
First Mid-infrared Detection and Modeling of a Flare from Sgr A*
Authors: von Fellenberg Sebastiano D. , Roychowdhury Tamojeet , Michail Joseph M. , Sumners Zach , Sanger-Johnson Grace , Fazio Giovanni G. , Haggard Daryl , Hora Joseph L. , Philippov Alexander , Ripperda Bart , Smith Howard A. , Willner S. P. , Witzel Gunther , Zhang Shuo , Becklin Eric E. , Bower Geoffrey C. , Chandra Sunil , Do Tuan , Garcia Marin Macarena , Gurwell Mark A. , Ford Nicole M. , Hada Kazuhiro , Markoff Sera , Morris Mark R. , Neilsen Joey , Sabha Nadeen B. , Seefeldt-Gail Braden 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The time-variable emission from the accretion flow of Sgr A*, the supermassive black hole at the Galactic center, has long been examined in the radio-to-millimeter, near-infrared (NIR), and X-ray regimes of the electromagnetic spectrum. However, until now, sensitivity and angular resolution have been insufficient in the crucial mid-infrared (MIR) regime. The MIRI instrument on JWST has changed that, and we report the first MIR detection of Sgr A*. The detection was during a flare that lasted about 40 minutes, a duration similar to NIR and X-ray flares, and the source's spectral index steepened as the flare ended. The steepening suggests that synchrotron cooling is an important process for Sgr A*'s variability and implies magnetic fields strengths ~ 40–70 G in the emission zone. Observations at 1.3 mm with the Submillimeter Array revealed a counterpart flare lagging the MIR flare by ≈10 minutes. The observations can be self-consistently explained as synchrotron radiation from a single population of gradually cooling high-energy electrons accelerated through (a combination of) magnetic reconnection and/or magnetized turbulence.
Fundamental Parameters for a Sample of Field Blue Horizontal-branch Stars
Authors: Kafando Issouf , Robert Carmelle , LeBlanc Francis 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
With the aim of identifying hot field blue horizontal-branch (BHB) stars, spectroscopic observations of 21 candidates were carried out at the Observatoire du Mont-Mégantic. The fundamental parameters (effective temperature and surface gravity) of these targets were determined by fitting the observed Balmer line profiles with synthetic spectra computed with PHOENIX stellar atmosphere models at a metallicity of −1.5 dex solar. The radial velocity of each candidate was also measured. Our values of these three parameters are in agreement with those found in previous studies when available. Among the BHB stars studied here, only the star BD+07 5093 has an effective temperature close to the threshold of 11,500 K above which BHB stars are known to display a number of observational anomalies (such as photometric jumps and gaps, and abundance anomalies).
Resilience in Black/African American Partner Caregivers of Persons With Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias
Authors: Burton Shandra D. , Paun Olimpia , Ruppar Todd , Mohr Lynn , Emezue Chuka N. , Szanton Sarah L. 
Published: January 2025

Purpose
To explore cultural factors related to resilience among Black/African American Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) partner caregivers.

Method
This study used a qualitative design. An adapted Resilience Framework informed the in-depth interviews with 10 Black/African American ADRD partner caregivers.

Results

Four major themes emerged:
Unfolding Process of ADRD Discovery
,
Resilience is Multifaceted in Caregiving
,
Resilience is an Adaptive Process
, and
Cultural Heritage Shapes Caregivers' Resilience Experiences
. The major themes include a total of 18 subthemes.

Conclusion

Findings provide an in-depth understanding of how race, ethnicity, and cultural positive adaptive factors influence resilience among diverse ADRD partner caregivers. [
Research in Gerontological Nursing, 18
(1), 21–28.]
How can the science of complexity help young people realize their talents and choose their future?
Authors: Bountis Tassos 
Published: January 2025

We live in a world of great discoveries in all sciences, but also serious threats to our very existence. This is, of course, not the first nor the last time we will be faced with such challenges, but every time the stakes are higher. Who can we turn to for help in such situations, if not the young people whom we have inherited these threats and who will have to struggle with them in the future? We all agree that Education is our best hope. We also know that Education is no longer an accumulation of knowledge, or an acquisition of aptitudes aiming to equip us with the means of securing employment. The explosive revolution in all realms of digital technology and access to information has changed everything. It is now, more than ever, imperative that the next generations develop a horizontally broad education, transgressing old boundaries, based on interdisciplinarity and a firm belief that, as Leonardo da Vinci noted, “everything is connected to everything else”. In this paper, I will try to elucidate how the new science of Complexity can help us achieve this goal, using several examples that can be used to infuse our youth with a true appreciation of all sciences and arts, excite their imagination and creativity, and enable them to face the difficulties that lie ahead. What, if not Education, can accomplish that? When, if not now?
Prevalence of Urinary Tract Infection and Associated Factors among Pregnant Women Attending the Obstetric Clinic of Baghdad Teaching Hospital, 2023–2024
Authors: Mohamed Marwa Safaa , Nassir Nadia Aziz 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Background:
Urinary tract infections (UTI) are considered one of the most prevalent infections that affect pregnant women. Their prevalence estimated to be around 4–47%. They may present as symptomatic infection in form of acute cystitis or pyelonephritis, or they may present as asymptomatic bacteriuria.

Objectives:
Determine the prevalence and the associated factors of urinary tract infection in pregnant women attending the obstetric clinic of Baghdad Teaching Hospital.

Methods:
A cross sectional study was carried out in the outpatient obstetric clinics of Baghdad Teaching Hospital, Baghdad, Iraq, from December 2023 to the end of February 2024. It included a convenient sample of pregnant women. A questionnaire was used for the collection of data, and urines cultures were sent to identify women with UTI.

Results:
A total of 243 women were included in the study, the prevalence of UTI was found to be 31%, asymptomatic bacteruria 7%. The presence of diabetes, a previous history of catheterization and history of UTI in the previous year were found in 18.4%, 10.5% and 42.1% of the participants with positive urine cultures respectively, which were significantly higher than that found in the participants with negative urine cultures (4.8%, 3% and 21.6% respectively) where P-values were < 0.05. Women having ≤ 1 sexual intercourse per week were observe to have higher rate of negative urine cultures (62.9%) than those having ≥ 2 sexual intercourse per week (P-value < 0.001).There were no significant statistical associations between UTI diagnosis and the age, occupation, educational level, residence and income, trimester of pregnancy, number of parities, number of abortions, presence of hypertension, anemia, nor antenatal care where all the p values were > 0.05.

Conclusions:
UTI is frequently encountered in pregnancy, implementation of screening program is recommended.
A graph neural network model application in point cloud structure for prolonged sitting detection system based on smartphone sensor data
Authors: Hardjianto Mardi , Istiyanto Jazi Eko , Tjoa A. Min , Syahrulfath Arfa Shaha , Purnama Satriawan Rasyid , Sari Rifda Hakima , Hakim Zaidan , Fuadin M. Ridho , Ananto Nias 
Published: January 2025

AbstractThe prolonged sitting inherent in modern work and study environments poses significant health risks, necessitating effective monitoring solutions. Traditional human activity recognition systems often fall short in these contexts owing to their reliance on structured data, which may fail to capture the complexity of human movements or accommodate the often incomplete or unstructured nature of healthcare data. To address this gap, our study introduces a novel application of graph neural networks (GNNs) for detecting prolonged sitting periods using point cloud data from smartphone sensors. Unlike conventional methods, our GNN model excels at processing the unordered, three‐dimensional structure of sensor data, enabling more accurate classification of sedentary activities. The effectiveness of our approach is demonstrated by its superior ability to identify sitting, standing, and walking activities—critical for assessing health risks associated with prolonged sitting. By providing real‐time activity recognition, our model offers a promising tool for healthcare professionals to mitigate the adverse effects of sedentary behavior.
Online Al-Quran Tasmik Model for Quality Education
Authors: Yusof Nor Hafizi , Zain Aman Daima Md. , Wahab Abdillah Hisham Ab. , Razali Mohd A'Tarahim Mohd , Ismail Fatimah Zaharah , Al-Thulaia Hussein Ali Abdullah 
Published: January 2025

Aims: This study aims to solve the memorization problem of students of the tahfiz al-Quran program at IHL and universities. This study also aims to build an online Quran tasmik model to be implemented for tahfiz students, especially students of the tahfiz al-Quran program at IHL and universities.

Method: The design model of this study is qualitative in nature. It employs the method of gathering information through literature review. This study will go through a requirement analysis phase, a model design phase, and a model development phase. It will also be formulated based on four important elements in the preservation of Quran memorization, namely talaqqi, tasmik, murajaah and thabit hafazan test.

Results: As a result, an online Quran tasmik model will be specially formulated based on the characteristics of talaqqi and musyafahah adapted to online learning as an alternative for the tahfiz program students at IHL. This model also provides guidance to students in the field of Quranic memorization (Tahfiz al-Quran) to effectively memorize and review (murajaah) the Quran.

Conclution: The online tasmik guide produced is very much in line with the current needs in this field to ensure that it can be carried out in the right and effective method.

Research Implications: This study provides a scholarly contribution to students in the field of Quranic memorization (Tahfiz al-Quran) and serves as a suitable model for developing online Quranic Tasmik modules, whether at the secondary or university level.

Originality/Value: This study is highly valuable as it serves as one of the contributions in the field of Quran memorization, given that the online tasmik system is still being implemented in several Quran study centers
Corn and Its Dynamics With History and Art, Building a Cultural Imaginary In Ecuador, and its Relationship with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
Authors: Parra Pepita Ivonn Alarcón , Parra Giovanny Javier Alarcón 
Published: January 2025

Objective: This paper examines the dynamics between man and corn as evidenced throughout history, culture, and the arts in Ecuador, focusing on the importance of this crop in the construction of the cultural imaginary of this country.

Methodology: A qualitative analysis was carried out based on a mainly historical study, using different databases, generating a broad vision for a better understanding of corn and its cultural and heritage significance. A cultural analysis was also developed using some examples of its presence in Ecuadorian gastronomy, festivities, and tourism, as well as its presence in artistic manifestations of renowned Ecuadorian painters.

Results: It is important to note that through understanding the use, consumption, trade, and disposal of corn, the Ecuadorian people have carried out this activity for generations as part of a sustainable development process. Demonstrating that Ecuadorian history, culture, and art have been largely shaped by the impact of corn, building a cultural imaginary in Ecuador.

Conclusion: This work confirmed the importance of corn in Ecuadorian culture, both in its historical background and as part of its social construction as a nation. To this day, it remains a key element of culture and our diet, also identifying its validity as food support for the well-being of society in accordance with the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Role of Intellectual Capital in Strengthening the Relationship Between Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Market Performance
Authors: Arif Widyantono , Habbe Abdul Hamid , Rasyid Syarifuddin , Madein Afdal 
Published: January 2025

Objective: This article aims to research, test, and analyze how intellectual capital moderates the disclosure of sustainable development goals (SDGs) as a type of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on market performance.

Theoretical Framework: This study combines three theories, namely, the Resource-Based View (RBV) theory, the Legitimacy theory, and the Stakeholders theory. The three theories are derived into intellectual capital (IC) variables derived from the resource-based view (RBV) theory, the disclosure of sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the type of corporate social responsibility (CSR) from the Legitimacy theory, and the market performance of the Stakeholder theory related to stakeholders in the capital market (shareholders) which focuses on optimizing banking market performance in Indonesia.

Method: The data analyst technique uses a tiered regression on all banking companies in Indonesia listed on the IDX for three years from 2021 to 2023.

Results and Discussion: The results of the study show that the disclosure of sustainable development goals of the type of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has an effect on market performance, and intellectual capital plays a role in strengthening the relationship between the disclosure of sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the type of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and market performance.

Research Implications: Intellectual capital in banking companies in Indonesia is still an intangible and strategic asset for the company's excellence and sustainability. Therefore, intellectual capital and the disclosure of sustainable development goals in the form of corporate social responsibility (CSR) are expected to be information disclosed in both the sustainability report and the annual report.

Originality/Value: To our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the influence of the disclosure of sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the type of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on market performance by using intellectual capital (IC) as a moderation variable in the banking context in Indonesia.
Factors Affecting Students' Learning Motivation Based on Sustainable Development Goals: A Case Study of Some Universities in Vietnam
Authors: Hang Nguyen Thi , Hong Hoang Thi 
Published: January 2025

Objectives: This study aims to determine the factors affecting students' learning motivation at some universities in Vietnam. The seven selected factors are (1) Family and friends; (2) Social factors; (3) Self-perception of the learner; (4) Learning environment; (5) Self-will of the learner; (6) Life perspective of the learner; (7) Living area of the learner on the basic of SDGS.

Material and methods: The researchers approached students from the second to fourth year studying at several universities in Vietnam to conduct a survey using a questionnaire. They went to each faculty and major at each university and distributed the questionnaire to 450 representatives corresponding to the 450 students interviewed.

Results: According to the results of this study, all seven factors affect students' learning motivation. In particular, the factor of the learner's own perception is most affected, so solutions to help students adjust their learning methods appropriately and increase their initiative in learning must soon be devised.

Conclusions: The findings of this study contribute to recommendations for lecturers, educational institutions, families, and learners to have better learning motivation and improve learning efficiency in the following years.
Digitalisasi Dalam Penentuan Objek Pariwisata Dan Homestay Berbasis Web Berdasarkan Geografis Sumatera Barat
Authors: Kasiba Alex Muhamad , Sularno Sularno 
Published: January 2025

Abstrac: Sumatera barat merupakan provinsi yang mempunyai potensi pariwisata yang basar, hampir di setiap daerahnya memiliki objek wisata yang bagus dan tentunya juga dengan keanekaragaman masakan tradisionalnya . Namun potensi pariwisata ini tidak banyak di ketahui oleh wisatawan, sebab kurangnya informasi tentang pariwisata khususnya buat kota-kota kecil di sumatera barat. disamping itu, informasi yang ada selama ini hanya pada objek wisata di kota-kota besar. mengacu pada permasalahan tersebut maka penelitian ini mengkaji Potensi Pariwisata provinsi sumatera barat khususnya untuk pariwisata di kota kecil memanfaatkan WebGis dengan menggunakan Google Maps API KEY, PHP, MYSQL dan MapScrip. Berdasarkan pemahaman diatas, maka temuan dalam penelitian ini adalah 1) Struktur tabel dalam arcview, perlu dibangun sampai tingkat desa untuk menberikan informasi posisi daerah wisata secara lebih detail; 2) Salah satu daya Tarik dalam WebGIS ini adalah fasilitas fitur pencarian homestay dalam WebGIS untuk membantu pengguna dalam mendapatkan informasi lokasi secara detail.