bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
“I just sit, drink and go back to work.” Topographies of language practice at work
Authors: Angouri Jo , Humonen Kristina 
Published: June 2022

AbstractThe paper explores thein situnegotiation of in/exclusion in and through language in a multilingual professional setting, paying special attention to the relationship between language and space. We argue that multilingual practices and material space are co-constitutive; individuals enact group membership and professional roles spatiolinguistically and re/produce in/visible social and material boundaries. Despite the well-established literature on in/exclusion, the ways in which it is negotiated in asymmetrical, emplaced, workplace encounters is still underexplored. We introduce atopographies of practiceframework and show how professional asymmetries are enacted in and through language choice and language use in the multilingual workplace. We take an Interactional Sociolinguistic approach and report on the analysis of 23 h of interactional data and 42 h of ethnographic observations from a professional, multilingual kitchen in Finland. We show patterns that are un/marked in the data and constitute the norms in this particular workplace. We argue that topographies of practice are topographies of in/exclusion enacted in and through situated encounters; we pay special attention to the role of employees who are legitimised to cross visible and invisible boundaries and we close the paper with recommendations for future research.
Ti3C2TxMXenes-based flexible materials for electrochemical energy storage and solar energy conversion
Authors: Liu Shupei , Zhou Yunlei , Zhou Jian , Tang Hao , Gao Fei , Zhao Decheng , Ren Jinghui , Wu Yutong , Wang Zhoulu , Luo Yang , Liu Xiang , Zhang Yi 
Published: June 2022

AbstractOver the past decade, two-dimensional (2D) Ti3C2TxMXenes demonstrated attractive characteristics such as high electrical conductivity, tunable layered structure, controllable interfacial chemical composition, high optical transparency, and excellent electromagnetic wave absorption, enabling Ti3C2TxMXenes as promising electrode materials in energy storage devices. Among these devices, flexible energy storage devices have attracted wide attention and developed rapidly due to the synchronously excellent electrochemical and mechanical properties. This review summarizes the recent progress of Ti3C2TxMXenes pertaining to novel material preparation and promising applications in energy storage and conversion including batteries, supercapacitors, solar cells, and solar steam generation. This work aims to provide an in-depth and reasonable understanding of the relationship between the unique nanostructure/chemical composition of Ti3C2TxMXenes and competitive electrochemical properties, which will facilitate the development of 2D Ti3C2TxMXenes for practical energy storage and solar energy conversion devices.
TikTok Intifada: Analyzing Social Media Activism Among Youth
Authors: Abbas Laila , Fahmy Shahira S. , Ayad Sherry , Ibrahim Mirna , Ali Abdelmoneim Hany 
Published: June 2022

AbstractPurposeThis study uses TikTok as a novel medium to extend the literature on online activism. It adds to the emergent body of knowledge about playful political participation among youth. It also explores how creative micro-videos can be a force to create momentum and shape opinions around social and political topics.Design/methodology/approachA content analysis of 203 TikTok videos reflecting the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict that took place in Sheikh Jarrah in 2021, was used to understand the extent to which TikTok’s platform’s affordances were used and examine the message frames that emerged when online users disseminated messages of affect and solidarity with the Palestinians during the Sheikh Jarrah incident.FindingsThe study showed that TikTok affordances encourage virality and creative crafting of direct and indirect political content, making the platform a space for political expression, mobilization, and online activism. The affordances used during the TikTok Intifada were visibility, editability, association, and persistence. The two most prominent frames were the use of hashtags to promote the cause, followed by direct political content.Practical implicationsResearchers are given guidance on how TikTok design elements are now allowing a very young segment of users to become producers of political content in a way where messages are creatively crafted using the platform’s affordances.Social implicationsThis study captured social media activism among a young segment of users on a playful platform. Youth are now able to raise awareness and call to action by capitalizing on platform affordances to create and spread content about a cause.Originality/valueUsing the connective-collective approach, this work adds a unique dimension to the literature on how TikTok is becoming a novel space for the emergence of grassroot movements among a very young segment of users and how hard political content has been adapted to fit the playful nature of this dynamic platform. The work also takes lead into studying the Palestinian Intifada in a virtual context, where an unusual activism frame emerged due to the nature of TikTok as a micro-video and innovative platform.
Fixing the Address: Slow Appraisal and the Making of the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM) Archive
Authors: Corn Aaron , Amoroso Lee , Skinner Anthea , Malengreaux Noémie 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM) at the University of Adelaide was founded in 1972 and is the world’s only dedicated university centre for Australian Indigenous music studies. This article investigates the making of the CASM Archive through collaboration between CASM academics and students and professional archivists in the University of Adelaide Library. It demonstrates how this unusual approach, originally intended to provide students with an understanding of CASM’s history, resulted in a collaborative process of slow appraisal that enabled CASM students to make greatly useful contributions to appraising and communicating the significance of the CASM Archive.
From thinking fast to moving fast: motor control of fast limb movements in healthy individuals
Authors: Correia José Pedro , Vaz João R. , Domingos Christophe , Freitas Sandro R. 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The ability to produce high movement speeds is a crucial factor in human motor performance, from the skilled athlete to someone avoiding a fall. Despite this relevance, there remains a lack of both an integrative brain-to-behavior analysis of these movements and applied studies linking the known dependence on open-loop, central control mechanisms of these movements to their real-world implications, whether in the sports, performance arts, or occupational setting. In this review, we cover factors associated with the planning and performance of fast limb movements, from the generation of the motor command in the brain to the observed motor output. At each level (supraspinal, peripheral, and motor output), the influencing factors are presented and the changes brought by training and fatigue are discussed. The existing evidence of more applied studies relevant to practical aspects of human performance is also discussed. Inconsistencies in the existing literature both in the definitions and findings are highlighted, along with suggestions for further studies on the topic of fast limb movement control. The current heterogeneity in what is considered a fast movement and in experimental protocols makes it difficult to compare findings in the existing literature. We identified the role of the cerebellum in movement prediction and of surround inhibition in motor slowing, as well as the effects of fatigue and training on central motor control, as possible avenues for further research, especially in performance-driven populations.
Lexical tectonics: Mapping structural change in patterns of lexification
Authors: François Alexandre 
Published: June 2022

AbstractWhether it is based on philological data or on reconstruction, historical linguistics formulates etymological hypotheses that entail changes both in form and in meaning. Semantic change can be understood as a change in “patterns of lexification”, i. e., correspondences between forms and senses. Thus a polysemous word, which once lexified senses s1–s2–s3, evolves so it later encodes s2–s3–s4. Meanings that used to be colexified are now dislexified, and vice versa. Leaning on empirical data from Romance and from Oceanic, this study outlines a general model of historical lexicology, and identifies five types of structural innovations in the lexicon: split, merger, competition, shift, and relexification.The theoretical discussion is made easier by using a visual approach to structural change, in the form of diachronic maps. Semantic maps have already proven useful to represent synchronic patterns of lexification, outlining each language’s emic categories against a grid of etic senses. The same principle can be profitably used when analysing lexification patterns in diachrony: lexical change is then viewed as the reconfiguration of sense clusters in a semantic space. Maps help us visualize the “lexical tectonics” at play as words evolve over time, gradually shifting their meaning, gaining or losing semantic territory, colliding with each other, or disappearing forever.
Developing a low-cost renewable supply of hydrogen with high-temperature electrochemistry
Authors: Boardman Richard D. , Bragg-Sitton Shannon M. , Otgonbaatar Uuganbayar 
Published: June 2022

AbstractProducing inexpensive hydrogen using electricity to split water or to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon compounds is a two-sided coin: one side is obtaining and exploiting low-cost, emissions-free energy sources while the opposite side is establishing low-cost robust, durable, and efficient materials for the conversion processes. This article explores the materials needed for water splitting electrolysis, electrochemical abstraction of hydrogen from light alkanes, and looping thermal-chemical reaction processes that typically form and then dissociate an acid compound in a two- or three-step process. The focus is on the R&D needs of materials that are used for high-temperature electrochemistry, focusing on solid-oxide, ion-conducting cell materials sets (SOECs). To exploit the availability of low-cost electricity, these materials must stand up to cyclic operations. They also must be durable for years of service to reduce operating and maintenance costs, and they must achieve high conversion efficiencies to avoid large, energy-intensive recycle loops.
Graphical abstract
Features of surgical treatment of the apical right lung cancer
Authors: Epifantsev E. A. , Gritsun V. Yu. , Deryabin S. V. , Ivanov Yu. V. 
Published: June 2022

The tumor of the upper sulcus of the lung is an atypical form of cancer, which is characterized by invasion into the aperture of the chest and mediastinum, which in turn determines the manifestation of the disease of neurological symptoms.Tactical approaches in the treatment of this disease are well known. To date, complex treatment is used, which includes neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy followed by surgical treatment. This approach gives the best result in terms of prognosis and survival of patients.Considering the local invasion, planning the surgical stage in the treatment of this group of patients is a difficult task and requires a multidisciplinary approach to determine the optimal surgical tactics.This paper presents our own clinical observation of the successful surgical treatment of a 54‑year‑old patient with a tumor of the upper sulcus of the right lung. In order to adequately visualize the pathological process, safety and convenience of surgical intervention, Hemi‑Clamshell access was used, which combined the advantages of sternotomy and thoracotomy. Taking into account the topical location of the tumor, the greatest technical difficulties during the operation arose when performing mobilization of the upper lobe of the right lung, adequate lymph dissection near large arterial and venous vessels, removal of part of the chest wall of the pleural cavity dome.Also, one of the important issues when planning surgical treatment of this group of patients is to determine the indications for restoring the skeletal function of the chest after rib resection. In our case, despite the resection of the posterior segments of the I–III ribs, all the muscles of the anterior chest wall were preserved, which took over part of the skeletal function of the chest. There was no development of paradoxical breathing in the postoperative period.Surgical interventions of this amount should be performed in specialized thoracic oncology clinics and multidisciplinary medical institutions. At the same time, a multidisciplinary approach of doctors of various specialties, the experience of the operating team in performing such operations and the appropriate anesthesiological and resuscitation service is needed.
Сurrent state of clinical significance of early kidney injury markers
Authors: Khotko D. N. , Khotko A. I. , Tarasenko A. I. , Efimova A. O. 
Published: June 2022

Study objective was to reflect the current state of the early kidney damage markers clinical significance in patients with urolithiasis. Authors performed a literature review of articles (original studies and reviews) published between 2018 and February 2022 on the study of pro‑inflammatory, profibrotic and angiogenic factors in urolithiasis. Bibliographic, informational and semantic source search methods in Google Scholar, PubMed, Scopus and Embase databases were used. Analysis of a legalistic and systematic sources was carried out.Proteinuria, serum creatinine and glomerular filtration rate are now accepted as the main diagnostic markers of renal lesions. These markers already allow to reveal lesions at the stage of chronic kidney disease, when the lesion process is practically irreversible. Today it is most relevant to conduct the search for biomarkers of acute and chronic renal lesions at patients with urolithiasis to detect pathological changes in the kidneys and to determine their nature at an early stage of diagnosis.Improved diagnostic techniques destined to provide a detailed picture of the development of the pathological process in patients with urolithiasis will make it possible to prevent renal failure development at an early stage in this category of patients.
Androgens and severity of the new coronavirus infection course
Authors: Gritskevich A. A. , Prokhorova Ya. D. , Baitman T. P. , Gritskevich E. Yu. , Kostin A. A. 
Published: June 2022

The analysis results of work in the conditions of a pandemic of a new coronavirus infection pandemic showed that patients with malignant neoplasms (ZNO) belong to a group of high risk of infection and severe course of this infectious disease. The incidence of COVID‑19 complications in this group of patients is 3.5 times higher than in the general population, which is largely due to the immunosuppressive effect of both oncological diseases themselves and their treatment.Many attempts have been held to identify and validate other risk factors for severe COVID‑19. Epidemiological data indicate that elderly patients with chronic diseases, including diabetes mellitus (DM), arterial hypertension (AH), obesity, are susceptible to a more severe course of COVID‑19 with a higher frequency of deaths. A number of studies have noted a higher incidence of severe forms of the infectious process and a higher level of COVID‑19‑associated mortality in men. Currently new aspects of the influence of hormonal changes, including iatrogenic ones, on the course of coronavirus infection are being identified. In particular, the data of clinical studies demonstrate a correlation between the level of testosterone in the blood serum and the level of inflammatory cytokines, the features of viral entry into cells, the course of the disease as a whole. This is especially important for understanding the features of the new coronavirus infection in patients with prostate cancer (PC), including for the development of a therapeutic algorithm, indications and contraindications to certain methods of treating PC in a pandemic, as well as ways of additional therapeutic effects when combined with PC and COVID‑19.The review presents the results of studies on the potential mechanisms of increased susceptibility of men to SARS‑CoV‑2 and discusses the search for new therapeutic targets in COVID‑19, discusses the features of the course of COVID‑19 in patients with PC depending on the level of androgens, including androgen deprivation therapy (ADT).
Endotoxemia in immunotherapy with dendritic cell vaccine in patients with advanced cervical cancer
Authors: Goroshinskaya I. A. , Menshenina A. P. , Frantsiyants E. M. , Kaplieva I. V. , Moiseenko T. I. , Verenikina E. V. , Nemashkalova L. A. 
Published: June 2022

Purpose of the study. Assessment of albumin and endogenous intoxication levels in patients with locally advanced cervical cancer receiving immunotherapy with dendritic cell vaccine.Materials and methods. The study included 27 patients with advanced cervical cancer (CC) divided into 3 groups: 1) patients receiving dendritic cell vaccine (DCV) during primary chemoradiation treatment; 2) patients with the disease progression receiving DCV during second‑line chemotherapy; 3) patients with advanced disease with contraindications for chemo‑radiation treatment receiving DCV only. The comparison group included 20 healthy women. All groups were tested for levels of medium‑weight molecules (MWM254 and MWM280), total and effective concentrations of albumin (TCA and ECA), toxicity index (TI) characterizing the sorption capacity of albumin, and the coefficient of intoxication (CI) reflecting the balance between the accumulation and binding of toxic ligands.Results. Initial elevation of MWM was observed in all patients. Levels of MWM254 were the highest in patients with progression. TI in patients with primary and progressive CC was increased before the treatment by 1.7 and 2.2 times, and after CT (without DCV) – by 2.6 and 3.8 times. In group 3, TI was increased by 4 times, and CI by 2.5 times, being 81 % higher than in group 1. In primary patients, TI after 6 and 7 DCVs was similar to the normal values, and CI was increased during the treatment because of the accumulation of MWM254 due to disintegration of tumor masses in these patients, and then it was normalized after 7 DCVs. CI in patients of groups 2 and 3 decreased after each DCV session. 4 and more DCVs restored the functional activity of albumin and normalized the MWM content.Conclusion. Administration of DCV (at least 7–8 sessions) in CC patients receiving anticancer treatment or as monotherapy decreases endotoxicosis and restores detoxification capacity of albumin.
Selection of suitable IoT-based End-devices, tools, and technologies for implementing Smart Farming: Issues and Challenges
Authors: Gupta Rajeev , Bhatnagar Vivek , Kumar Gautam , Singh Gulbir 
Published: June 2022

Purpose of Study: In the contemporary world, Internet-of-Things have become an indispensable part of our lives. The present era is of sensor-based electronic gadgets. Nowadays, more or less, every aspect of human life, from Home Automation, Healthcare, and Fitness, Agriculture, Education, Entertainment, Locomotive, Smart Farming, Smart Digital Cities, towards Industrial IoT, each one is redesigned from statistical to qualitative mechanisms. With the growing trends and technological transformations, the reality is that Internet-of-Things play a vital role. Currently, the agriculture industry is precise, and data-centered than traditional farming. Such revolutionary changes in the smart farming in the last decades are shaking the existing agriculture methods and creating new opportunities in the specific agriculture domains like crop status, insect and pest detection, and removal, irrigation, soil preparation, crop surveillance along with a range of unfolded issues and challenges. This study highlights the potential unfolded issues and challenges in the domain specific and precise selection of Internet-of-Thing based devices with supportive technologies and tools for instigating Smart Farming.
Methodology: a systematic data processing approach with literature search and screening to review, is used in this study to identify selection of suitable iot-based end-devices, tools and technologies for implementing smart farming
Main Findings: This study discussed the various IoT end-devices, tools and technologies in a well-organized manner. This study also highlights the foremost outspread challenges during selection of IoT-based resources for smart farming.
Implications: This article is beneficial to all concerned stakeholders involved in agricultural activities like farmers, agricultural institutions, professional decision makers, who are passionate for enhancing the smart farming.
Novelty/Originality of the study: Various scholars/researchers have been making efforts for smart farming by using IoT concepts in agriculture. This study make some efforts to discussed past research on IoT tools and Technology and challenges in selection of IoT devices for implementing an Iot based infrastructure for smart farming.
Os saberes matemáticos na formação do professor leigo
Authors: Costa Reginaldo Rodrigues da , Bezerra Fabiane Aparecida de Almeida 
Published: June 2022

O objetivo desse texto é apresentar os saberes a e para ensinar matemática, presentes nos oito módulos de Didática da Matemática do Projeto Logos II que visava habilitar, no nível de 2º Grau, professores leigos que estavam atuando em algumas regiões do Brasil. A pesquisa foi orientada pela História Cultural, mobilizou os conceitos de saberes a e para ensinar de Hofstetter e Schneuwly (2017, 2003); de Valente (2017, 2017a, 2007, 2004). Procuramos responder a seguinte questão: Quais saberes matemáticos e orientações metodológicas foram veiculados no Projeto Logos? Há indícios que nesse curso havia uma articulação entre os saberes a e para ensinar Matemática. Além disso, observamos uma interação de três tendências pedagógicas: formalista moderna, tecnicista e empírico-ativista. Ao que tudo indica, os professores tiveram contato com os saberes profissionais dando condições para realizar a tarefa de ensinar matemática.
FAMILY HEALTH HISTORY CONFIRMED POSITIVE COVID-19 DURING SELF ISOLATION
Authors: Nurliani Lia , Pragholapati Andria 
Published: June 2022

Introduction: Coronavirus or the so-called Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-COV2) is a virus variant that was newly discovered in December 2019, in Wuhan China, and is the cause of the infectious disease Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19). This virus can infect all ages and manifests mild to severe symptoms, and can even cause death. Until now, various efforts have been made to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including the government's policy to self-isolate for people infected with COVID-19 who have mild symptoms. During self-isolation, different health problems may arise for each person. Mental health is very necessary to support physical health during isolation. Method: The method used is a qualitative method, a case study on five family members who were confirmed positive for COVID-19 by describing the health history of each individual. Results: In this study, researchers will use both data analysis techniques, namely quantitatively to synthesize research results with a quantitative approach, for example, Cohort Study or Case-Control Study, Cross Sectional Study, Prospective Study / cohort, Retrospective Study, Rapid Review, Observational Study and qualitatively to synthesize (summarize) the results of the descriptive qualitative research. Conclusions: Isolation independent by someone or group of people with mild COVID-19 symptoms. Isolation independent could walk with good if needs base fulfilled and have good mental health.