bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
ABoT 2.247, KBo. 57.180 und das Lied der Freilassung
Authors: Görke Susanne , Lorenz Jürgen 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This article discusses two fragments written down during Hittite Empire times that have been attributed to the Hurrian-Hittite bilingual Song of Release (CTH 789) found at the Hittite capital Ḫattuša. The authors argue that ABoT 2.247 is a cadaster text, and that the classification of KBo. 57.180 as part of the Song of Release remains doubtful. Therefore, the transmission of the Hurrian Song of Release is limited to the era preceding the Hittite Empire, with all of its manuscripts exhibiting the Middle Script. It thus presents a rare example of Hittite text ensembles without any New Script copy. The article outlines previous thinking about this phenomenon and re-evaluates it by adding evidence of comparable text corpora and aspects of Hittite scholarship.
An Inscribed Kassite Weight from Kermānšāh Province, Western Iran
Authors: Brinkman J. A. , Aliyari Shahram , MacGinnis John , Alibaigi Sajjad 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
A Babylonian inscription found in western Iran is written in the name of an official of the Kassite king Šagarakti-Šuriaš (1245–1233 B.C.). It provides the first contemporary evidence for the parentage of this king and supplements archival testimony to push back the known presence of the Babylonian province system in the Zagros by about half a century.
Lie symmetry analysis of bio-nano-slip flow in a conical gap between a rotating disk and cone with Stefan blowing
Authors: Hamadneh Nawaf N. , Uddin Mohammed Jashim , Khan Waqar , Tanjila Rubina , Tamanna Nadia , Jaber Jamil J. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The cone–disk system (CDS) involves a cone, which contacts a disk at its tip. This type of flow problem is used in some devices in medical sciences, such as viscosimeters and conical diffusers. The 3-D flow of a bio-nanofluid within the gap of a CDS is examined for the four selected arrangements: (i) rotating cone with stationary disk, (ii) rotating disk with stationary cone, (iii) co-rotation of cone and disk, and (iv) counter-rotation of cone and disk. The well-known Buongiorno’s nanofluid model is applied to illustrate the flow behavior with Stefan blowing. The governing system constitutes the continuity, momentum, energy, conservation of nanoparticle volume fraction (NPVF) equation, and density of the motile microorganism (DMM) equations. The Lie group approach is used to obtain invariant transformations. Numerical simulations are done for various rotational Reynolds numbers and various gap angles to explore the flow, heat, NPVF, and DMM transport features. The radial and tangential skin friction factors, Nusselt, Sherwood, and density numbers are calculated and inspected using tabular and graphical results. The slip and blowing parameters are demonstrated to affect the fluid friction, heat, NPVF, and DMM transfer rates from the disk and cone for the selected models.
The IUPAC-Soong Prize for Sustainable Chemistry—the first IUPAC presidential prize
Authors: Keinan Ehud 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

In November 2020, during the early phase of the COVID pandemic, Prof. Nili Cohen, then President of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, invited me to a personal meeting in Jerusalem. She wanted to discuss my involvement with IUPAC as a long-time member of the IUPAC Bureau. Prof. Cohen mentioned that in the long history of IUPAC, the Union had only one President from Israel. Prof. Joshua Jortner, who served as the Israel Academy President from 1986-1995, was later elected the 28th IUPAC President (1998-1999).
The Impact of Family Involvement on the Board Faultlines’ Influences on Family Firm Investment Efficiency
Authors: Sun Yuefan , Wang Xinruo , Zhang Jidong , Zhang Qi 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This paper investigates the relationship between board faultlines and investment efficiency in family firms and how this relationship varies due to family involvement. Our findings indicate that board faultlines have a negative effect on investment efficiency in family businesses. However, we observed that increased family involvement, specifically having more family member directors, higher family ownership, and transgenerational participation, mitigates the negative influence of board faultlines on investment efficiency.
Exploring self-regulated learning behaviours of young second language learners during group work
Authors: Lam Claudia Dussuel , Sato Masatoshi 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This classroom-based observational study explored the relationship among young adolescent L2 learners’ self-regulated learning (SRL), SRL behaviours, and L2 use during group work. Although recent research has examined SRL concerning specific L2 skills (e.g., listening) via questionnaires, learners’ actual behaviours during interaction have rarely been investigated. Participants were Grades 7 and 8 (12–14 years old) EFL learners in Chile. First, participants answered an SRL questionnaire. Then, they engaged in a group project (20 groups in total) whose objective was to create a newsletter for the school. Their interactions during the group project were video-recorded (over 300 min in total). A coding scheme for SRL behaviours was developed by focusing on both verbal and nonverbal cues related to SRL. Their L2 use was analysed by focusing on the number of words, turns, and language-related episodes (LREs). The correlational analyses showed that the more SRL behaviours, the more L2 use, implying that when learners engage in SRL behaviours, it is more likely that they would benefit from group work for their L2 learning. Implications for pedagogical interventions for SRL are discussed.
An study on seismic soil-structure interaction (SSI) effects for a base-isolated structure on firm soil
Authors: Ghiocel Dan M. , Kostarev Victor , Kultsep Alex , Nawrotzki Peter 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The paper investigates the seismic SSI effects for a base-isolated reinforced concrete (RC) storage structure founded on firm soil subjected to coherent and incoherent motions. Three types of base-isolators are considered: (1) lead-rubber bearing (LRB) isolators, (2) triple pendulum friction (TPB) and (3) base control system (BCS) isolators including a combination of spring units and high-viscosity damper units. Two level of earthquake severity are considered: (1) 0.40 g for DBE and (2) 0.60 g for BDBE (1.5 DBE). Both deterministic and probabilistic simulations are considered. The paper also investigates the effects of motion incoherency on the SSI responses for base-isolated structure and shows that these effects could be? quite significant. The LRB and TPB isolators are modelled as hysteretic systems, while the BCS isolators are modelled using a combination of linear springs and frequency-dependent 3D high-viscosity damper (HVD) systems. Results highlight the significant additional benefits of the 3D-space BCS in comparison with the traditional 2D-space horizontal LRB and TPB systems, for reducing of the large structural amplifications due local vibration modes, reducing drastically the floor vertical vibrations, damping totally the detrimental amplifications due to the motion incoherency effects, and also reducing the structural moments more significantly than the other isolation systems.
Development of new ISO 4917 standard series for the design of nuclear power plants against seismic events
Authors: Gersinska Rainer , Borsutzky Robert , Fäcke Andreas , Schmitt Timo , Sadegh-Azar Hamid 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The first draft of the new developed ISO standard series ISO 4917 entitled “Design of Nuclear Power Plants against Seismic Events” comprises six parts where part 1 “Principles” represents the basis for the following five parts. Part 2 concentrates on “Geotechnical Aspects”, part 3 on “Civil Structures”, part 4 on “Components”, part 5 on “Seismic Instrumentation” and part 6 on “Post Seismic Measures”. All parts have been adapted to newly developed and existing IAEA guidelines. Many restrictive clauses have been opened to accommodate major relevant national guidelines and code of practices. Several new aspects from other newly developed seismic design guidelines and recent research results have been incorporated in the new drafts. In this paper the development and the corresponding scientific background of the new ISO standard series ISO 4917 is presented.
Joint multi-omics screening of neutrophil-related biomarkers for lung adenocarcinoma
Authors: Li Yunfeng , Fei Jie , Yu Hongyan , Shen Weiyu 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Objectives
Neutrophils play a crucial part in the proliferation, migration, and invasion of a variety of cancers. Multi-omics approach was applied to explore the role of neutrophils in lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD) and their influence on LUAD progression was characterized.

Methods
The Cancer Genome Atlas Program (TCGA) database was accessed to obtain relevant data, based on which neutrophil subsets were identified after cell clustering and annotation using FindNeighbors and FindClusters. Monocle2 was utilized for Pseudotime analysis. Transcription factor (TF) prediction analysis was performed by applying pySCENIC. Hub genes identified by WGCNA were intersected with the genes screened by Cox regression to select key genes for LUAD. In addition, the expression and potential biological functions of the screened genes in LUAD were verified by conducting quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR), wound healing, and transwell assays.

Results
This study identified four neutrophil subsets, namely, Neu0, Neu1, Neu2, and Neu3. Pseudotime results revealed that the cells had five states, and cell communication analysis demonstrated a correlation between neutrophils and tumor cells. WGCNA analysis screened 381 hub genes, which were further compressed to 15 key genes. In vitro experiments validated the potential of the top five genes (P2RY13, CYTIP, ZYX, KLRB1, and HMOX1) to serve as biomarkers for LUAD. Knocking down HMOX1 effectively inhibited LUAD cell invasion and migration. Analysis of the prognostic models showed that the RiskScore and nomogram had strong prediction capabilities. Drug sensitivity analysis predicted vincristine as a potential drug for LUAD.

Conclusions
This study identified five neutrophil-related biomarkers (P2RY13, CYTIP, ZYX, KLRB1, and HMOX1) for LUAD. Importantly, HMOX1 affected LUAD cell invasion and migration. The present findings improved the current understanding of the pathogenesis of LUAD.
Neurological mechanism-based analysis of the role and characteristics of physical activity in the improvement of depressive symptoms
Authors: Wang Nan , Zhu Shanshan , Chen Shuyang , Zou Ju , Zeng Peng , Tan Sijie 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Depression is a common mental disorder characterized by a high prevalence and significant adverse effects, making the searching for effective interventions an urgent priority. In recent years, physical activity (PA) has increasingly been recognized as a standard adjunctive treatment for mental disorders owing to its low cost, easy application, and high efficiency. Epidemiological data shows positive preventive and therapeutic effects of PA on mental illnesses such as depression. This article systematically describes the prophylactic and therapeutic effects of PA on depression and its biological basis. A comprehensive literature analysis reveals that PA significantly improves depressive symptoms by upregulating the expression of “exerkines” such as irisin, adiponectin, and BDNF to positively impacting neuropsychiatric conditions. In particular, lactate could also play a critical role in the ameliorating effects of PA on depression due to the findings about protein lactylation as a novel protein post-transcriptional modification. The literature also suggests that in terms of brain structure, PA may improve hippocampal volume, basal ganglia (neostriatum, caudate-crustal nucleus) and PFC density in patients with MDD. In summary, this study elucidates the multifaceted positive effects of PA on depression and its potential biological mechanisms with a particular emphasis on the roles of various exerkines. Future research may further investigate the effects of different types, intensities, and durations of PA on depression, as well as how to better integrate PA interventions into existing treatment strategies to achieve optimal outcomes in mental health interventions.
El cambio fónico y léxico desde la geolingüística digital: la aplicación de CORPAT al estudio del español
Authors: Julià Luna Carolina , Rost Bagudanch Assumpció 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Linguistic atlases’ data are an essential source for the diachronic study of languages. The digitization of these materials and their online publication (as traditional geolinguistic maps and diverse databases) are a valuable complement to textual, oral and lexicographic corpora. In fact, they all permit the development of research on language evolution. In this sense, the Corpus of Linguistic Atlases (CORPAT) is designed to complement other linguistic tools for the study of linguistic variation and to offer data of Oral European Spanish, which has been collected throughout the 20th century. CORPAT includes information from nine regional linguistic atlases (ALEA, ALEICan, ALEANR, ALECant, ALCyL, ALeCMan, ADiM, ALBi, CaLiEx). The present paper aims to demonstrate some of the potential contributions of this corpus to the historical study of Spanish from two different perspectives: sound change (more specifically, the case of yeísmo) and lexical semantic change (in particular, the study of designations of the concept ‘to be pregnant’). The use of CORPAT allows to illustrate their evolution in the geographic space, and the results show that the study of these dialectal linguistic materials can help to contextualize variation phenomena and to describe and explain language change processes more accurately.
Preventing Contamination: The Role of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs)
Authors: Gendel Steven M. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Cost-effective contamination control for cannabis or hemp-derived products depends on preventing problems rather than relying on expensive responses after contamination has happened. The essential foundation of prevention is a suitable, safe, and well-controlled production system. Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) are the practices and controls that create this system. Regulatory agencies and industry groups have defined specific GMP requirements for traditional products (including foods, dietary supplements, and medicines) that are based on a common set of principles that can be applied to creating GMPs in the cannabis/hemp industry. It is essential that this industry clearly defines and implements industry-specific GMPs to ensure product quality, safety, and sustainability and to support the development of nationally harmonized regulatory systems.
Analysis of Viscoelastic Response and Creep Properties of Rubberized Asphalt Mixture Containing Nanosilica and Sasobit
Authors: Zhao Shengqian , Cong Zhuohong , Jian Chuan , Wang Jiaxing , Sesay Taiwo , You Qinglong 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
In this work, a triaxial repeated load creep test and a stepwise loading beam bending creep test were performed on different samples of stone mastic asphalt (SMA), including rubberized SMA (AR-SMA), rubberized SMA containing nanosilica (NS) and rubberized SMA containing NS and sasobit (Si/SA-AR-SMA), and SMA modified with styrene-butadiene-styrene to determine their creep behavior under different temperature and stress conditions. In addition, the modified Burgers model and the Zhou model were proposed as viscoelastic prediction models for the asphalt mixtures. The microscopic tests including environmental scanning electron microscopy and fluorescence microscopy were performed to investigate the micromorphology of asphalt rubber (AR) binder and AR binder containing NS and sasobit (Si/Sa-AR). The results show that Si/Sa-AR-SMA has the best high-temperature deformation resistance and showed least sensitivity to stress and temperature changes. NS and sasobit have a positive effect in preventing deformation development, and the low-temperature properties of Si/Sa-AR-SMA are reduced by the presence of sasobit. The predictions of the modified Burgers and Zhou models adequately characterized the evolution of creep damage with loading time for the three asphalt mixtures. The parameter variations of the modified Burgers model can explain the differences in the sensitivity of the different mixtures to stress and temperature, and the parameters based on the Zhou model can further explain the three-stage deformation properties of the three types of mixtures. AR binder show a “dendritic” structure formed by multiple swollen crumb rubber (CR) particles and both AR and Si/Sa-AR show a three-dimensional network structure reinforced by all modifiers, which is partly reflected in the excellent high- and low-temperature performance of asphalt mixtures containing CR particles.
Workplace Ethics: Instilling safety factors in the palm oil manufacturing industry
Authors: Kadil Zaleha , Maarof Mohd Ghazali 
Published: January 2025

The purpose of this study is to look at factors influencing manufacturing workplace safety in the palm oil manufacturing industry. Workplace safety encompasses a set of practices, policies, and procedures designed to create a safe and healthy work environment for employees. The study was conducted using quantitative data and was distributed to respondents using an online platform. The respondent of this study is 68 manufacturing workers. There were three parts to the questionnaire that assessed safety training, management commitment and workplace safety. The data was analysed using Smart PLS and SPSS. The results from this research reveal that both independent variable safety training and management commitment have a positive relationship to workplace safety. The result demonstrates how safety programs help employees learn how to perform their jobs correctly, maintain workplace safety, and reinforce existing safety procedures. The result of this study has further acknowledged the importance of management commitment towards the success of any safety performance.
Thyroid disorders and the incidence of type 2 diabetes: insights from a 10-year cohort study in Germany
Authors: Sarabhai Theresia , Kostev Karel 
Published: January 2025

Background
Thyroid dysfunctions, such as hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, are known to influence metabolism, but their long-term impact on the development of type 2 diabetes (T2D) mellitus in humans remains elusive. Thus, this study aimed to assess the cumulative incidence and association between thyroid disorders and T2D development.

Methods
We conducted a retrospective cohort study using data from the Disease Analyzer database (IQVIA™, USA) from 2005 to 2022. The study included 158,674 patients with thyroid disorders and an equal number of matched patients without thyroid disorders. Propensity score matching was performed to balance age, sex and codiagnoses between the cohorts. Kaplan–Meier curves and Cox regression models were used to assess the cumulative incidence and hazard ratios (HRs) for new-onset T2D.

Results
After a 10-year follow-up period, the cumulative incidence of T2D was higher in patients with thyroid disorders compared to the non-thyroid disorder cohort (P < 0.001). The HRs for T2D were 1.34 (95% CI: 1.28–1.39) for hypothyroidism and 1.30 (95% CI: 1.21–1.39) for hyperthyroidism. The strongest associations were observed in younger age groups for both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism.

Conclusion
Thyroid disorders, including hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, are associated with an increased incidence of new-onset T2D. These findings suggest the need for proactive screening and management of glucose metabolism in patients with thyroid dysfunctions, particularly in younger individuals, independent of metabolic risk factors.
ДЛЯ ЧЕГО НАМ ДЕНДРАРИИ?
Authors: БАРАНЧИКОВ Ю.Н. 
Published: January 2025

Представлен краткий обзор содержания статей тематического номера «Сибирского лесного журнала» № 5 2023 г., посвященного исследованиям в дендрологических парках и ботанических садах.
The capsule review of the scientific editor for the thematic issue of the Siberian Journal of Forest Science, 2023, number 5 is presented, dedicated to the studies in dendrological parks and botanical gardens.
ДЕНДРАРИЙ ИНСТИТУТА ЛЕСА ИМ. В. Н. СУКАЧЕВА СО РАН КАК ЭЛЕМЕНТ СОЗДАНИЯ НОВОГО ОБЩЕСТВЕННОГО ПРОСТРАНСТВА Г. КРАСНОЯРСКА
Authors: ИОФФЕ А.А. 
Published: January 2025

Грамотная организация и безопасность общественного пространства города, образовательный и просветительский потенциал его территорий лежат в основе реализации инфраструктурных и экологических проектов. Несмотря на то что ежегодно в новостях мы слышим о посадке нескольких тысяч деревьев в озеленении г. Красноярска, общая площадь зеленых зон и обеспеченность в пересчете на человека остается недостаточной. Требуется сохранение имеющихся и создание новых зон рекреационного назначения. Привлекательным с точки зрения территориальной связанности, наличия нескольких типов ландшафтов, разнообразия растительности, объектов научного, исторического и духовного развития может оказаться проект формирования нового культурно-просветительского, образовательного и научного пространства города в районе Академгородка, на территории дендрария Института леса им. В. Н. Сукачева СО РАН, Храма новомучеников и исповедников Российских, «Красивого берега», «Гремячей гривы». Научным и образовательным фундаментом этого проекта может стать дендрарий Института леса им. В. Н. Сукачева СО РАН. Для этого требуются сохранение и восстановление его территории в пределах границ произрастания интродуцированных деревьев и кустарников, разработка Положения о дендрарии, как об особо охраняемом объекте природы, реализация инфраструктурных, экологических и образовательных проектов.
The competent organization and safety of the public space of the city, the educational and educational potential of its territories underlie the implementation of infrastructure and environmental projects. Despite the fact that every year we hear in the news about the planting of several thousand trees in the landscaping of the city of Krasnoyarsk, the total area of green zones and the provision in terms of a person remains insufficient. Requires the preservation of existing and the creation of new recreational areas. From the point of view of territorial connectivity, the presence of several types of landscapes, the diversity of vegetation, objects of scientific, historical and spiritual development, the project of forming a new cultural, educational, educational and scientific space of the city in the area of Akademgorodok, on the territory of the arboretum of V. N. Sukachev Institute Forest Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, Church of the New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia, «Krasivy Bereg», «Gremyachaya Griva». The scientific and educational foundation of this project can be the arboretum of V. N. Sukachev Institute Forest Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences. This requires the preservation and restoration of its territory within the boundaries of the growth of introduced trees and shrubs, the development of the Regulations on the Arboretum as a specially protected object of nature, the implementation of infrastructure, environmental and educational projects.
Voyage dans la Pouille réelle et imaginaire
Authors: Peters-Custot Annick , Szkilnik Michelle 
Published: January 2025

AbstractThe medieval romance Guillaume de Dole mentions a mysterious queen of Puglia as well as a fairy who are both remarkable embroiderers. Examining the geopolitical situation of Apulia in the 12th and 13th c., the article argues that this surprising promotion of Apulia and its supposed fairies and queens in literature is due to a genuine interest in a region hotly coveted by princes, kings and emperors, but also to the desire to move away from Arthurian romance and explore new imaginary territories.