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An online teacher professional development programme as a boundary artefact for new school-based mentors
Authors: Dille Karen Birgitte 
Published: August 2022

PurposeThe study aims to explore the experiences of new school-based mentors in Norway of an online teacher professional development (OTPD) programme in mentoring. The focus was on how the OTPD programme worked out as a boundary artefact to strengthen the coherence between a university and partner schools.Design/methodology/approachConstant comparative analysis was used to examine 21 school-based mentors' experiences and how the programme worked out as an artefact to strengthen the coherence between the teacher and education arenas. The findings were interpreted considering the literature and OTPD and boundary-crossing theories.FindingsThe findings revealed that the OTPD programme served as a boundary artefact. By participating, the new school-based mentors felt part of a community, identifying as teacher educators. Thus, the programme mediated their understanding of their new role as a teacher educator. Two main tensions were found: first, resistance towards online collaboration with school-based mentors across schools and participants that preferred to work locally with their own colleagues and, second, different technologies at the schools and the university disrupting the participants' experiences. Overall, this study emphasised the value of a facilitator from the university supporting the participants' development in the OTPD programme.Originality/valueThis study provides an understanding of teachers' OTPD when at the boundary of becoming school-based mentors and may contribute to enhancing universities' quality of teacher education. This study also highlights the importance of stronger connections between school-based mentors and their university campuses.
Analyzing technological competencies in the patent-based supplier portfolio: introducing an approach for supplier evaluation using semantic anchor points and similarity measurements
Authors: Kronemeyer Lena L. , Kotzab Herbert , Moehrle Martin G. 
Published: August 2022

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is the development of a patent-based supplier portfolio that can be used to evaluate and select suppliers on account of their technological competencies.Design/methodology/approachIn addition to traditional approaches, the authors develop a supplier portfolio that characterizes suppliers according to the similarity between supplier's and OEM's technological competencies as well as their technological broadness. These variables are measured on the basis of patents, which constitute a valuable source of information in technology-driven industries. Contrary to existing binary measurement approaches, the authors’ portfolio uses semantic analyses to make use of the specific information provided in the patents' texts. The authors test this method in the field of gearings, which is a key driver for the automotive industry.FindingsThe authors identify six generic positions, characterizing specific risks for an OEM to become either technologically dependent or dependent on suppliers' production capacities. For each position the authors develop specific management strategies in face of the aforementioned risks. The approach helps OEMs navigate in the competitive landscape based on the most recent and publicly available information medium.Originality/valueThis work explicitly applies the construct of technological competencies to supplier evaluation and selection on the basis of portfolio approaches. Furthermore, the authors improve the use of patents for supplier evaluation in two respects: First, the authors analyze OEMs and upstream suppliers on an organizational level. Second, the authors utilize advanced semantic analysis to generate variables for the measurement of the criteria mentioned above.
An empirical analysis of impact of banking sector on Indian stock market
Authors: Pradhan Kailash , Kumar Vinay 
Published: August 2022

PurposeThis study attempts to examine the relationship between the banking sector and stock market development in India.Design/methodology/approachTo analyze the relationship between banks and stock market development, the ratio of stock market capitalization to GDP is proxied by stock market development. The determinants of the stock market development are used for analysis namely domestic credit to the private sector as a ratio of GDP is used as a proxy for the development of banks, saving rate, per capita real GDP, and inflation. The autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL)-Bounds testing approach is used for the analysis. The paper also used the unrestricted error correction model and CUSUM and CUSUM square test to check the stability of the model.FindingsThe ARDL bounds test found that there is a long-run relationship between stock market development and bank-centered financial development. The results also revealed that the stock market is positively influenced by the development of banks, savings, and per capita real GDP in the short-run as well as long-run.Research limitations/implicationsThis paper suggests that improvement of banking sector plays an important role to increase liquidity of the capital market development in India. This paper also suggests that the economic growth and savings rate have positive impact to induce the capital market growth in both short run and long run.Originality/valueThe study has investigated the empirical relationship between the banking sector and the stock market development in a different methodological approach by using an ARDL model which is appropriate for a small sample size. There are few studies related to bank-centered financial development and stock market development in the context of India.
CSR drivers of fashion SMEs and performance: the role of internationalization
Authors: Rienda Laura , Ruiz-Fernández Lorena , Poveda-Pareja Esther , Andreu-Guerrero Rosario 
Published: August 2022

PurposeIn recent years, consumers have been demanding for sustainable practices, even more so after COVID-19, so fashion companies need to intensify their commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices. However, although the sector is characterized by a strong brand–customer orientation and high online activity, little attention has been paid to the role of brand image and the management of social media (SM) strategies. The purpose of this study was to develop an integrative model that includes the drivers of CSR in fashion small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and their relationship with business performance. The researchers also analyzed the country and level of internationalization effects of these companies.Design/methodology/approachWith a sample of 212 fashion SMEs from Spain and the UK, two of the biggest European fashion producers and consumers, a variance-based structural equation modeling (partial least squares structural equation modeling) technique was carried out to test the model proposed.FindingsThis study demonstrated that branding and SM strategies are drivers of CSR practices in fashion SMEs. It also confirmed the positive CSR–performance relationship, the moderating country effect and the mediating role of internationalization in this relationship.Originality/valueThe study contributes to the literature on CSR drivers in SMEs and their relationship with performance by combining different perspectives. The results can be used to encourage fashion SMEs' commitment to environmental sustainability practices and internationalization, as this can contribute to improving their performance.
Can artificial intelligence beat the stock market?
Authors: Song Garrison Hongyu , Jain Ajeet 
Published: August 2022

Purpose
Academia and financial practitioners have mixed opinions about whether artificial intelligence (AI) can beat the stock market. The purpose of this paper is to investigate theoretically what would happen if AI has further evolved into a superior ability to predict the future more accurately than average investors.

Design/methodology/approach
A theoretical model in an endowment economy with two types of representative investors (traditional investors and AI investors) is proposed, and based on the model, a long-run survival analysis for both types of investors is implemented.

Findings
The model presented in this paper indicates that being equipped with a superior ability to predict the future more accurately than traditional investors cannot guarantee AI investors to always beat the stock market in the long run. Those investors may be extinct, all depending on the structure/parameters of the stock market.

Originality/value
To the best of the author’s knowledge, they are the first to set up a representative agent equilibrium model to explore the above question seriously.
Determination of load transfer characteristics to connections between cold-formed steel truss and supporting system
Authors: Choong Kok Keong , De’nan Fatimah , Chew Seen Hooi , Hashim Nor Salwani 
Published: August 2022

Purpose
Recently, the utilization of cold-formed steel (CFS) roof truss systems and different types of other combination structural support systems, such as concrete or hot-rolled steel support, becomes more frequently used. This paper aims to identify the load transfer characteristics of three different design details for cold-formed truss to supporting system connections and to propose simplified modelling approach for practices.

Design/methodology/approach
Simplification modelling of connection design could be proposed for practical purpose based on the load transfer characteristics obtained from detailed study using finite element method. A cold-formed roof truss system with connection is modelled using line elements. However, the supporting system is not modelled in this work. Three types of connection involve, which are five pieces of CFS L-angle brackets, one-piece of CFS L-angle brackets and three types of bolts connection are modelled.

Findings
The results of analysis show that the connections located on the loaded side experienced higher reactions than those far from loaded side. From the result, it is also found that the option of “Fixed But” support condition in STAAD.Pro with translational degree of freedom being restrained is the most suitable way to represent the CFS L-angle brackets design for Type 1 connection for use in truss modelled using line elements.

Originality/value
Such increase in usage necessitates an appropriate connection detailing depending on the behaviour of the connection.
A systematic review of qualitative research on substance use among refugees
Authors: Saleh Ebtesam A. , Lazaridou Felicia Boma , Klapprott Felix , Wazaify Mayyada , Heinz Andreas , Kluge Ulrike 
Published: August 2022

AbstractAimsTo evaluate qualitative research on substance use and substance use disorders (SUDs) among refugees in terms of practitioners' and substance users' attitudes, beliefs and experiences.MethodsSix medical, allied health and social sciences databases (EBSCO, PubMed, ScienceDirect, Web of Science, Scholar and the Cochrane Library) were systematically searched in a time frame between January and April 2021 to identify original peer‐reviewed articles describing qualitative findings related to substance use among refugees (alcohol, illicit drugs, tobacco and prescription drugs). Study selection, critical appraisal and detailed extraction were performed via the Joanna Briggs Institute Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports according to Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta‐Analyses Extension for Systematic Reviews (PRISMA) (2018). Three independent reviewers selected the relevant abstracts and articles. Synthesis of the evidence identified prominent themes relating to the context and consequences of substance use.ResultsTwenty‐six studies were included in this review. Twenty‐three studies applied qualitative methods and three applied mixed methods. Synthesis of the evidence from the included studies resulted in four main findings: there is a considerable susceptibility of refugees to substance use and SUDs; the harmful consequences of substance use are complicated by the social insecurities of refugees; there are rather high barriers to treatment and health facilities for refugees in many host countries; and there is a strong need to improve effective access to treatment, interventions and prevention approaches.ConclusionsRefugees are at high risk for substance use and substance use disorders and often face high barriers to treatment and interventions in host countries.
The European Academy of Andrology (EAA) ultrasound study on healthy, fertile men: An overview on male genital tract ultrasound reference ranges
Authors: Lotti Francesco , Frizza Francesca , Balercia Giancarlo , Barbonetti Arcangelo , Behre Hermann M. , Calogero Aldo E. , Cremers Jann‐Frederik , Francavilla Felice , Isidori Andrea M. , Kliesch Sabine , La Vignera Sandro , Lenzi Andrea , Marcou Marios , Pilatz Adrian , Poolamets Olev , Punab Margus , Godoy Maria Fernanda Peraza , Quintian Claudia , Rajmil Osvaldo , Salvio Gianmaria , Shaeer Osama , Weidner Wolfgang , Maseroli Elisa , Cipriani Sarah , Baldi Elisabetta , Degl'Innocenti Selene , Danza Giovanna , Caldini Anna Lucia , Terreni Alessandro , Boni Luca , Krausz Csilla , Maggi Mario 
Published: August 2022

AbstractBackgroundSo far, male genital tract color‐Doppler ultrasound (MGT‐CDUS) was not standardized. Recently, the European Academy of Andrology (EAA) published the results of a multicenter study assessing the CDUS characteristics of healthy‐fertile men (HFM) to obtain normative parameters.ObjectivesTo report the EAA US study (i) standard operating procedures (SOPs) for assessing MGT‐CDUS, (ii) main MGT‐CDUS normative parameters, and (iii) compare the EAA and previously published “normal” CDUS values.MethodsA cohort of 248 HFM (35.3 ± 5.9 years) was studied, evaluating MGT‐CDUS before and after ejaculation following SOPs.ResultsSOPs for MGT‐CDUS assessment are summarized here. All subjects underwent scrotal CDUS and 188 men underwent transrectal ultrasound before and after ejaculation. The main CDUS reference ranges and characteristics of the HFM‐MGT are reported here. The mean testicular volume was ∼17 mL. The lower limit for right and left testis was 12 and 11 mL, defining testicular hypotrophy. The upper limit for epididymal head, body, tail, and vas deferens was 11.5, 5, 6, and 4.5 mm, respectively. Testicular and epididymal arterial reference ranges are reported. The EAA varicocoele classification is reported. CDUS‐varicocoele was detected in ∼37% of men. Prostate mean volume was ∼25 mL, while lower and upper limits were 15 and 35 mL, defining hypotrophy and enlargement, respectively. Prostate arterial reference ranges are reported. Prostate calcifications and inhomogeneity were frequent; midline prostatic cysts were rare and small. Ejaculatory duct abnormalities were absent. The upper limit for periprostatic venous plexus was 4.5 mm. Lower and upper limits of seminal vesicles (SV) anterior–posterior diameter were 6 and 16 mm, defining hypotrophy or dilation, respectively. Seminal vesicle volume and ejection fraction reference ranges are reported. SV‐US abnormalities were rare. Deferential ampullas upper limit was 6 mm. A discussion on the EAA and previously published “normal” CDUS values is reported here.ConclusionsThe EAA findings will help in reproductive and general male health management.
Pilot study of fluorescence imitating brightfield imaging for rapid, slide‐free dermatopathology
Authors: Engel Tess N. , Abraham Tanishq Mathew , Morningstar Taryn , Fung Maxwell A. , Rangchi Arshia , Kiuru Maija , Fereidouni Farzad , Levenson Richard 
Published: August 2022

AbstractBackgroundFluorescence imitating brightfield imaging (FIBI) is a novel alternative microscopy method that can image freshly excised, non‐sectioned tissue. We examine its potential utility in dermatopathology by examining readily available specimens embedded in paraffin blocks.MethodsNine skin samples embedded in paraffin blocks were superficially deparaffinized using xylene and ethanol and stained with H&E. FIBI captured tissue surface histopathology images using simple microscope optics and a color camera. We then applied deep‐learning‐based models to improve resemblance to standard H&E coloration and contrast. FIBI images were compared with corresponding standard H&E slides and concordance was assessed by two dermatopathologists who numerically scored epidermal and dermal structure appearance and overall diagnostic utility.ResultsDermatopathologist scores indicate that FIBI images are at least equivalent to standard H&E slides for visualizing structures such as epidermal layers, sweat glands, and nerves.ConclusionImages acquired with FIBI are comparable to traditional H&E‐stained slides, suggesting that this rapid, inexpensive, and non‐destructive microscopy technique is a conceivable alternative to standard histopathology processes especially for time‐sensitive procedures and in settings with limited histopathology resources.
1035. SALIX HOOKERIANA: Salicaceae
Authors: Belyaeva Irina , King Christabel 
Published: August 2022

SummarySalix hookeriana Barratt ex Hook., Hooker's Willow or Yakutat Willow, is illustrated. Its biological characteristics, history in cultivation and distribution are discussed. Infraspecific taxa are compared, and their distinctions noted.
Tirzepatide for the treatment of adults with type 2 diabetes: An endocrine perspective
Authors: De Block Christophe , Bailey Clifford , Wysham Carol , Hemmingway Andrea , Allen Sheryl Elaine , Peleshok Jennifer 
Published: August 2022

AbstractTirzepatide is a novel glucose‐dependent insulinotropic polypeptide/glucagon‐like peptide 1 (GLP‐1) receptor agonist approved in the United States as an adjunct to diet and exercise to improve glycaemic control in adults with type 2 diabetes and under investigation for use in chronic weight management, major adverse cardiovascular events and the management of other conditions, including heart failure with preserved ejection fraction and obesity and non‐cirrhotic non‐alcoholic steatohepatitis. The Phase 3 SURPASS 1‐5 clinical trial programme was designed to assess efficacy and safety of once‐weekly subcutaneously injected tirzepatide (5, 10 and 15 mg), as monotherapy or combination therapy, across a broad spectrum of people with type 2 diabetes. Use of tirzepatide in clinical studies was associated with marked reductions of glycated haemoglobin (−1.87 to −2.59%, −20 to −28 mmol/mol) and body weight (−6.2 to −12.9 kg), as well as reductions in parameters commonly associated with heightened cardiometabolic risk such as blood pressure, visceral adiposity and circulating triglycerides. In SUPRASS‐2, these reductions were greater than with the GLP‐1 receptor agonist semaglutide 1 mg. Tirzepatide was well tolerated, with a low risk of hypoglycaemia when used without insulin or insulin secretagogues and showed a generally similar safety profile to the GLP‐1 receptor agonist class. Accordingly, evidence from these clinical trials suggests that tirzepatide offers a new opportunity for the effective lowering of glycated haemoglobin and body weight in adults with type 2 diabetes.
Discovery of unexpected paternity after direct‐to‐consumer DNA testing and its impact on identity
Authors: Grethel Michele , Lewis Jennifer , Freeman Rob , Stone Courtney 
Published: August 2022

AbstractObjectiveIn this study, we describe the experiences of individuals who received direct‐to‐consumer DNA test results indicating unexpected parentage.BackgroundThe availability of recreational DNA testing has left individuals navigating unexpected results with limited resources. Little is known about the emotional impact of learning about unexpected paternity.MethodsThis qualitative study used inductive thematic analysis of in‐depth interviews with adults (n = 27; age 40–70 years) who received direct‐to‐consumer DNA test results revealing unexpected biological paternity.ResultsIdentity transformation occurred while integrating DNA results. Themes included (a) initial discovery marked by shock, fear, crisis, and loss of genetic relatedness; (b) identity exploration encompassing anxiety, emotional challenges, determination to conduct genealogical research, and confronting family; (c) identity reconstruction due to new familial connections and reconciliation of personal and familial history; and (d) synthesis of and shift in worldview, impacting trust in kinship.ConclusionIdentity transformation after unexpected DNA results is often accompanied by intense change in personal and community identity and a shift in identity related to race, ethnicity, religion, family status, belonging, or other facets of one's self. Temporal trauma, grief, and loss are common outcomes. Isolation, shame, and a lack of emotional support are prevalent.ImplicationsThis research elucidates emotional processes related to learning unexpected DNA results.
Effect of iron redox ratio on the structures of boroaluminosilicate glasses
Authors: Tuheen Manzila I. , Sun Wei , Du Jincheng 
Published: August 2022

AbstractIron oxide is commonly found in natural or industrial glass compositions and can exist as ferrous (Fe2+) or ferric (Fe3+) species, with their ratios depending on glass composition, temperature, pressure and the redox reactions during the glass forming process. The iron redox ratio plays an important role on silicate glass structures and consequently various properties. This work aims to study the effect of iron oxide, and particularly the iron redox ratio, on the structures of borosilicate and boroaluminosilicate glasses using molecular dynamics simulations with newly developed iron potential parameters that are compatible with the borosilicate potentials. The results provide detailed cation coordination states of both iron species and the effect of redox ratio on boron coordination and other structural features. Particularly, competition for charge compensating modifier cations (such as Na+) among the fourfold‐coordinated cations such as B3+, Al3+, and Fe3+ is investigated by calculating the cation–cation pair distribution functions and coordination preferential ratios. The results show that the trivalent ferric ions, with a shorter Fe–O bond distance and better defined first coordiation shell with mainly four‐fold coordination, act as a glass former whereas the divalent ferrous ions mainly play the role of glass modifier. The ferrous/ferric ratio (Fe2+/Fe3+) was found to affect the glass chemistry and hence glass properties by regulating the amount of four‐coordinated boron, the fraction of non‐briding oxygen and other features. The results are compared with available experimental data to gain insights of the complex structures and charge compensation schemes of the glass system.
Awe, curiosity, and multicultural experience
Authors: Zhang Jia Wei , Howell Ryan T. , Januchowski Joseph A. , Ramis Tamilselvan , Mello Zena , Monroy Maria 
Published: August 2022

AbstractIntroductionDespite broad consensus about multicultural experience's benefits, there is a lack of research on the antecedents to multicultural experiences. Research has indicated that awe shifts attention away from the self toward larger entities, which could include elements of other cultures.MethodsFour studies (N = 2915) tested whether trait, daily, and induced awe promoted multicultural experience.ResultsStudies 1–2 (adolescents, young, middle, and older adults) showed that trait awe predicted greater multicultural identity and experience independent of other positive emotions and openness. Study 3 (students & adults in U.S. & Malaysia) demonstrated that daily awe predicted more daily multicultural experience independent of yesterday's multicultural experience. These results were explained by trait and daily curiosity. Study 4 (adults) found that induction of awe increased state multicultural identity and experience via state curious emotions and then state curious personality.ConclusionWe found that experiencing more awe can be a tool for enhancing the multicultural experience. The discussion focuses on the implications for future research on awe and multicultural experiences.