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Cretaceous-Tertiary palynology, eastern side of the San Juan Basin, New Mexico
Authors: Anderson Roger Y. 
Published: March 2023

Early studies of vertebrate and plant fossils in the San Juan Basin confirmed a late Cretaceous age for the Kirtland Shale and a Tertiary age for the Nacimiento Formation, but resulted in disagreement over the age of the intervening Ojo Alamo Sandstone. Dinosaur evidence indicated a late, but not latest, Cretaceous age, but fragmentary plant megafossils suggested a Tertiary age. Pollen and spore florules collected from within, above, and below the formation tend to confirm a Tertiary age and reflect the environmental changes that accompanied local uplift at the Cretaceous-Tertiary transition. The most significant ecologic change takes place at the base of the Ojo Alamo Sandstone with the appearance of many podocarpaceous and ulmacoues pollen.The most significant change in terms of common forms occurs between the basal Ojo Alamo florule and one collected from a shale unit in the middle of the formation. The basal florule has only four forms in common with the overlying or underlying florules and could be either Cretaceous of Paleocene. The middle florule, however, has nine forms in common with the overlying Nacimiento florules, suggesting Tertiary affinity. Middle Montanan dinosaur bones and fragments, which occur in a similar shale unit on the western side of the basin, may have been reworked or erroneously identified.Proteaceous grains and Tilia are the dominant dicotyledonous types in the Kirtland Shale florule. Conifers are absent. The florule from the base of the Ojo Alamo Sandstone contains more than 70% Podocarpus pollen, ulmaceous pollen, and several other probable upland types. The middle Ojo Alamo florule contains a mixture of probable upland and lowland forms, as does a florule from the base of the Nacimiento Formation. A florule in the lower part of the Nacimiento Formation is similar to the florule at the base. Ulmaceous pollen, Momipites, and Cupanieidites are the most persistent dicotyledonous types in these three florules. A florule from the uppermost part of the Lewis Shale is a northern equivalent of the Kirtland or lower Ojo Alamo florule but is very different because of a more coastal environment on the opposite shore of the Lewis Sea.The classification system used in this study employs a combination of extant, organ, and form genera arranged in a phylogenetic outline. Eight new genera, Bombacacipites, Brevicolporites, Confertisulcites, Intertriletes, Kurtzipites, Navisulcites, Rectosulcites, and Ulmoideipites, are established, and several others are validated. Of the 88 fossil descriptions, 39 are new species and four are descriptions of dinoflagellates and marine microfossils Incertae Sedis from the Lewis Shale.
Arquitectura conceptual. Conexiones entre el giro analítico del arte reciente y la investigación proyectual
Authors: Guerra Martinez Soledad 
Published: March 2023

La arquitectura como arte o saber – tejné-, tiene sus orígenes en un complejo milenario que alude hoy a lo transdisciplinar. Desde allí se intenta profundizar en el proyecto, atendiendo a la especificidad de sus vínculos con el arte reciente. Tales problemáticas surgen de la investigación de la Tesis Doctoral que la autora lleva adelante en el Doctorado de Arquitectura / FAUD/ UNC: “Investigación proyectual y vanguardia artística .Conexiones entre el giro analítico del arte reciente y la arquitectura como práctica cultural”. En el presente artículo, se desarrollan algunos puntos de aquella discusión, atendiendo a la práctica proyectual y sus relaciones con el campo del arte, en su faz más crítica y autoconciente (cuyas genealogías se posan en la/s vanguardia/s, la filosofía analítica e incluso la ciencia). Esto supone instalar -al menos- un grado de sospecha sobre aquella producción proyectual autocomplaciente que no da lugar a la autocrítica. Se propone entonces, reconocer y revisar algunos diálogos en el contexto del llamado giro analítico del arte que transcurre en la segunda mitad del siglo XX, y un modo de concebir el proyecto arquitectónico como práctica cultural. Un dispositivo que construye conocimiento para y desde la disciplina/saber: el proyecto como investigación.
Expansión urbana en un territorio turístico.
Authors: Altmann Macchio Leonardo 
Published: March 2023

El artículo analiza parte de las transformaciones urbanas del segundo aglomerado de Uruguay, Maldonado-Punta del Este, cuyas dinámicas demográficas, desde el último tercio del siglo XX, son inusuales en un país estancado demográficamente. El continuo espacial y funcional entre el sector abocado al turismo de segundas residencias y la ciudad de población permanente, ha dado lugar a una mancha urbana con comportamientos diferenciados.
El estudio plantea una lectura espacial de la evolución de la ocupación urbana del suelo, a través del análisis del crecimiento de la superficie de los sectores destinados a vivienda, la subdivisión administrativa del suelo para fines urbanos (fraccionamientos) y dotación de infraestructura urbana. Las fuentes de información son censos de población y vivienda, así como registros administrativos, geolocalizados.
La indagación evidencia procesos de densificación y expansión de la trama urbana diferenciados entre sectores con prevalencia de las viviendas de temporada (donde se agregaron nuevos productos del turismo residencial periurbano a las torres y edificios de apartamentos situados en áreas centrales, tensionando las definiciones de “lo urbano”, dadas por sistemas estadísticos y normativas de uso del suelo) y aquellas de población permanente, donde prima la urbanización formal matizada por enclaves de informalidad; generándose heterogéneos tejidos residenciales periféricos.
Training on The Utilization of Mendeley and Similarity in Increasing The Quality of Students’ Academic Work
Authors: Ayuni Rossa , Meirani Meirani 
Published: March 2023

Undergraduate students (S1) who complete their studies are required to be able to write not only a final project in the form of a thesis, but also a scientific pa-per in the form of scientific articles. However, the issue is that students view writing research reports as a very tiresome task, whether it's making quota-tions, creating lists, or many prefer a fast flow such as copy paste. As a result, this training activity is predicted to be beneficial for students in terms of writ-ing research results and the outcomes of their studies in the form of scientific papers, as well as enhancing the quality of scientific articles for students, par-ticularly in the field of education. The instructional approach is a combination of lecture, question and answer, simulation, and practice.
Pembinaan Literasi Anak berbasis Masjid di Desa Buntu Batu
Authors: Yamin Muh. 
Published: March 2023

Rendahnya tingkat literasi masyarakat indonesia harus menjadi perhatian khusus semua pihak dimana penguatan literasi harus dilakukan sedini mungkin terutama pada anak-anak yang merupakan calon penerus bangsa. Pengabdian ini dilakukan menggunakan pendekatan Asset Based Comunity Development (ABCD). Metode ABCD merupakan metode yang bertujuan untuk memanfaatkan kekuatan yang ada dalam masyarakat sebagai sarana pengembangan berkelanjutan yang memuat proses untuk melihat potensi apa saja yang dimiliki masyarakat. Pengabdian ini dilaksanakan di Desa Buntu Batu Kecematan Basse sangtempe Kabupaten Luwu. Tujuan dari kegiatan pegabdian ini adalah untuk meningkatkan gairah literasi anak. Secara garis besar ada tiga agenda utama dalam kegiatan pengabdian ini yakni pojok baca, diskusi ceria dan menulis sekitar.
Involvement of men and women in gleaning macro-invertebrates in Baganga, Davao Oriental, Philippines
Authors: Bantayan Jay Mark 
Published: March 2023

Gleaning macro-invertebrates is an essential activity for coastal dwellers, providing food and a source of income. Despite its significance, little is known about its gendered nature in the country. This study aimed to document the gender patterns of men and women involved in gleaning in Davao Oriental. The researcher conducted interviews, field observations, and mapping in two coastal barangays of Baganga, Davao Oriental. Men and women engaged in gathering macro-invertebrates were noticeably different regarding the methods used, presence and absence of target species, and gleaning grounds. Women were found to be more involved in gleaning than men. The accessibility of women to macro-invertebrate resources was influenced by factors such as distance to gleaning grounds, occurrences of low tide, and good weather conditions. However, accessibility to economically important species limits women due to their lack of implements and fear of waves and even depths. The tools in gleaning used by both men and women in gathering macro-invertebrates were exploitative, which may pose potential destruction to seagrass beds, if unregulated. Men can quickly shift gleaning grounds to look for high-value species, whereas women generally stay at shallow intertidal areas to gather preferably low-valued species. High dependence on gleaning was observed providing income for both men and women in Kinablangan and food source for men and women in San Victor. Though women had higher gleaning efforts than men, gleaning provides them low daily revenues.
Contra “el general desorden”: el reglamento interino de bienes de comunidad para la jurisdicción de Zempoala (1805-1808).
Authors: Fernández Espinoza José Alejandro 
Published: March 2023

The elaboration of the interim regulations for community property after the promulgation of the Royal Ordinance of Quartermasters of 1786 was sustained by the previous collection of information on the state of the towns in the so called “cuadernos de noticias”. The process of regulation of the community property of the jurisdiction of Zempoala reflects the royal disposition on these in the Bourbon reform environment in the face of the almost null activity of the community property of this jurisdiction.
La elaboración de los reglamentos interinos para bienes de comunidad tras la promulgación de la Real Ordenanza de Intendentes de 1786 estuvo sostenida por la previa recaudación de información sobre el estado de los pueblos en los llamados “cuadernos de noticias”. El proceso de reglamentación de los bienes de comunidad de la jurisdicción de Zempoala refleja la disposición real sobre estos en el ambiente reformador borbónico ante la casi nula actividad de los bienes de comunidad de esta jurisdicción.
Los pícaros godos: participación y experiencias de los combatientes realistas durante la guerra en el espacio sur-andino. 1809-1825.
Authors: Davio Marisa 
Published: March 2023

The objective of this article is the analysis of the participation and mobilization of those chiefs and soldiers belonging to the King’s army who acted in the revolutionary war in the South-Andean space. From the study of different cases, it is intended to understand the experiences of the war and the degrees of indication of these actors with the political cause during the processes of struggle against the revolutionary side. The question whether the summons issued by the chiefs and officers had an impact on the troops to identify them with the political cause to defend, point to a problem that has been debated for some decades in American and Spanish historiography.
El objetivo de este artículo es el análisis de la participación y movilización de aquellos jefes y soldados pertenecientes al ejército del Rey que actuaron en la guerra revolucionaria en el espacio sur-andino. A partir del estudio de diferentes casos, se pretende comprender las experiencias de guerra y el grado de identificación de estos actores con esta causa política durante el proceso de lucha contra el bando revolucionario. La cuestión si las convocatorias emitidas por los jefes y oficiales repercutieron en las tropas para lograr identificarlas con la causa política a defender, señala una problemática que viene debatiéndose desde hace algunas décadas en la historiografía americana y española.
Assessing the Adoption of Good Agricultural Practices in Muskmelon Production in Chaung Oo Township, Myanmar
Authors: Maw Theingi , Leshan Jin , Aung Han Phyo 
Published: March 2023

Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) in Myanmar has not yet successfully implemented all around the country, but some farmers and large farm owners now start adopting GAP for fruits production. Data were collected from a total of 105 respondents by suing semi structured questionnaires.
This study revealed that muskmelon farmers’ understanding and awareness on GAP was at a good level but the adoption rate on GAP was still weak. The highest adoption rate was found in the group that followed 10 to 13 out of the 16 recommended guidelines, while the moderate adoption rate was observed in the group that followed 6 to 9 guidelines. The least adoption rate was observed in the group that only followed 3 to 5 guidelines. The adoption of recommended GAP guidelines on muskmelon production was observed positively related with education level of the respondents, farm size, market condition, and extension services for GAP. The difficulty of some GAP guidelines and market condition for GAP products influenced farmers’ perception on the adoption of GAP and the change of farmers’ GAP understanding in the study area. This study also highlight that highly adopting group and moderately adopting group got higher price than less adopting group.
New Emphasis of School Assessment in a Changing World
Authors: Altan Mustafa Zülküf 
Published: March 2023

The world after COVID-19 is unlikely to return to the world as it was before. This crisis is alarming since it has several new, unfamiliar and unprecedented features for all areas and sectors. Historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with the past and imagine and create a new one. This one is no different. Now the world today must be more inclusive, resilient, flexible and sustainable.
This paper argues that the pandemic has created a unique opportunity for educational changes that have been proposed before COVID-19 but were never fully understood or implemented mainly focusing on the ever-neglected part of learning and teaching, assessment. Now is the time to rethink what we understand from assessment, redesign how students are assessed and reflect on why we conduct assessments. The ultimate goal of the assessment should aim to prepare individuals to the real world and unexpected problems they will face now and in future. Therefore, the paper proposes that we need more performance based, alternative type of assessment which honor diversity, individual differences and prepare individuals to the real world.
Analysis of Acceptance of Radiation Doses for Radiation Workers in the Radiology Facility of Bali Mandara Hospital
Authors: Imelda Dinda Ajeng Cintia , Sutapa Gusti Ngurah , Ratnawati I. Gusti Agung Ayu , Ratini Ni Nyoman , Paramarta Ida Bagus Alit , Gunawan A. A. Ngurah , Widiana I. Komang 
Published: March 2023

Aims:

To determine the dose of radiation received by radiation workers at the Radiology Facility of Bali Mandara Hospital based on differences in work professions,
Knowing the suitability of the amount of radiation dose received by radiation workers is still within the limits determined by BAPETEN
To find out the difference in receiving external radiation doses to the radiation worker profession at Bali Mandara Hospital.

Place and Duration of Study: Radiology Facility at Bali Mandara Hospital, between August 2022 and October 2022.
Methodology: Using quartile value determination and statistical tests, namely the one sample t-test and manova test.
Results: The data used is radiation dose data that has been measured/read by Surabaya Health Facilities Security Center in the 2018-2021 period. First quartile value (, second quartile ( and third quartile ( for the profession of Doctor Sp.Rad. of 0.149 mSv, 0.191 mSv and 0.211 mSv, Radiographer profession of 0.169 mSv, 0.184 mSv and 0.198 mSv, Nursing profession of 0.167 mSv, 0.185 mSv and 0.195 mSv, Medical Physicist profession of 0.148 mSv, 0.185 mSv and 0.196 istrative Personnel profession of 0.091 mSv, 0.181 mSv and 0.209 mSv. From the results of the statistical test, namely the t-test, decision-making was obtained, namely there was no difference between the radiation dose received by radiation workers and the NBD that had been determined by BAPETEN.
Conclusion: In this study, it was known that the radiation dose received by radiation workers based on professional differences was still within the dose limit value set by BAPETEN.
Model-Based Operative Performance Expectations for Quantifying Competency in General Surgery
Authors: Krumm Andrew E. , Marcotte Kayla , George Brian C. 
Published: March 2023

ImportanceUnderstanding how to translate workplace-based assessment (WBA) ratings into metrics that communicate the ability of a surgeon to perform a procedure would represent a critical advancement in graduate medical education.ObjectiveTo evaluate the association between past and future performance in a comprehensive assessment system for the purpose of assessing point-in-time competence among general surgery trainees.Design, Setting, and ParticipantsThis case series included WBA ratings from September 2015 to September 2021 from the WBA system of the Society for Improving Medical Professional Learning (SIMPL) for all general surgery residents who were provided a rating following an operative performance across 70 programs in the US. The study included ratings for 2605 trainees from 1884 attending surgeon raters. Analyses were conducted between September 2021 and December 2021 using bayesian generalized linear mixed-effects models and marginal predicted probabilities.ExposuresLongitudinal SIMPL ratings.Main Outcomes and MeasuresPerformance expectations for 193 unique general surgery procedures based on an individual trainee’s prior successful ratings for a procedure, clinical year of training, and month of the academic year.ResultsUsing 63 248 SIMPL ratings, the association between prior and future performance was positive (β, 0.13; 95% credible interval [CrI], 0.12-0.15). The largest source of variation was postgraduate year (α, 3.15; 95% CrI, 1.66-6.03), with rater (α, 1.69; 95% CrI, 1.60-1.78), procedure (α, 1.35; 95% CrI, 1.22-1.51), case complexity (α, 1.30; 95% CrI, 0.42-3.66), and trainee (α, 0.99; 95% CrI, 0.94-1.04) accounting for significant variation in practice ready ratings. After marginalizing overcomplexity and trainee and holding rater constant, mean predicted probabilities had strong overall discrimination (area under the receiver operating characteristic curve, 0.81) and were well calibrated.Conclusions and RelevanceIn this study, prior performance was associated with future performance. This association, combined with an overall modeling strategy that accounted for various facets of an assessment task, may offer a strategy for quantifying competence as performance expectations.
Differentiation of Peritubular Myoid‐Like Cells from Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Authors: Robinson Meghan , Haegert Anne , Li Yen‐Yi , Morova Tunc , Zhang Angelina Yuan Yuan , Witherspoon Luke , Hach Faraz , Willerth Stephanie M. , Flannigan Ryan 
Published: March 2023

AbstractInfertility affects 10–15% of couples, with half attributed to male factors. An improved understanding of the cell‐type‐specific dysfunction contributing to male infertility is needed to improve available therapies; however, human testicular tissues are difficult to obtain for research purposes. To overcome this, researchers have begun to use human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) to generate various testis‐specific cell types in vitro. Peritubular myoid cells (PTMs) are one such testicular cell type that serves a critical role in the human testis niche but, to date, have not been derived from hiPSCs. This study set forth to generate a molecular‐based differentiation method for deriving PTMs from hiPSCs, mirroring in vivo patterning factors. Whole transcriptome profiling and quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) show that this differentiation method is sufficient to derive cells with PTM‐like transcriptomes, including upregulation of hallmark PTM functional genes, secreted growth and matrix factors, smooth muscle, integrins, receptors, and antioxidants. Hierarchical clustering shows that they acquire transcriptomes similar to primary isolated PTMs, and immunostaining shows the acquisition of a smooth muscle phenotype. Overall, these hiPSC‐PTMs will allow in vitro study of patient‐specific PTM development and function in spermatogenesis and infertility.
Bimetal‐Incorporated Black Phosphorene with Surface Electron Deficiency for Efficient Anti‐Reconstruction Water Electrolysis
Authors: Zhai Wenfang , Chen Ya , Liu Yaoda , Sakthivel Thangavel , Ma Yuanyuan , Guo Shengwu , Qu Yongquan , Dai Zhengfei 
Published: March 2023

AbstractSurface reconstruction (SRC) is a common phenomenon and a promotion manner for Ni/Co‐based precatalysts during the water splitting process. However, the catalytic surface reconstruction will in turn complicate the streamlined prediction and modeling on the catalytic activity. Hence, the rational design of anti‐SRC catalysts is highly desirable, but challengeable. In this article, a series of affordable bimetal‐incorporated black phosphorene (BP) catalysts are constructed by an in situ electro‐exfoliation/insertion method for anti‐SRC water electrolysis. It is found that the bimetals (e.g., NiFe, NiPd) are of cationic and covalent incorporation with electron‐deficient state in few‐layer BP. The optimized bimetal‐BP structures present excellent and stable catalytic performances with low overpotentials in hydrogen evolution (HER, 53 mV, NiPd‐BP) and oxygen evolution (OER, 268 mV, NiFe‐BP) reactions at 10 mA cm−2 in 1 m KOH. The anti‐SRC behaviors are elucidated by in situ Raman studies during HER/OER, probably due to the balanced electron transfer pathway on Ni sites. This research opens interesting possibilities for designing the anti‐SRC catalysts for efficient hydrogen production and authentic structure‐activity understandings.
Extreme Radiation Resistance of Self‐Powered High‐Performance Cs0.04Rb0.04(FA0.65MA0.35)0.92Pb(I0.85Br0.14Cl0.01)3 Perovskite Photodiodes
Authors: Solovan Mykhailo M. , Mostovyi Andriy I. , Aidarkhanov Damir , Parkhomenko Hryhorii P. , Akhtanova Gulnur , Schopp Nora , Asare Ernest A. , Nauruzbayev Dosbol , Kaikanov Marat , Ng Annie , Brus Viktor V. 
Published: March 2023

AbstractThis work reports, for the first time, on radiation resistance of state‐of‐the‐art multicomponent Cs0.04Rb0.04(FA0.65MA0.35)0.92Pb(I0.85Br0.14Cl0.01)3 perovskite photodiodes, tested under high‐intensity pulsed 170 keV proton irradiation with fluence up to 1013 protons cm−2. The studied photodiodes demonstrate record radiation resistance among reported analogous optoelectronic devices. Specifically, it is shown that the proton irradiation with the fluence of 2 × 1012 protons cm−2 even leads to a slight improvement in the photodiode parameters. Nonetheless, a large fluence of 1013 protons cm−2 deteriorates photodiode parameters on average by only 25% with respect to that of the as‐prepared devices. The revealed high‐performance and advanced radiation hardness demonstrate the huge application potential of lightweight and low‐cost solution‐processed perovskite optoelectronic devices in sensing and communication networks operating under harsh space conditions.