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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20522955
title: UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION IN ORGANIZATION’S EFFECTIVENESS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON TWO SWEDISH ORGANIZATIONS

description: ABSTRACT Information systems (IS) exist in order to intensify the information flow within an organization, at all levels, specifically to allow set of data to reach the designated person, in the right format, and at the right time, generating a positive and beneficial contribution to the organization. Therefore, it is essential to investigate their intended purpose and how they affect the organization's effectiveness in particular. This paper aims to investigate two different implementations of information systems in two organizations and understand the impact these implementations have on the respective organization’s effectiveness. We use three antecedents, namely, time-saving, workload, and system reliability, to distinguish users’ perceptions and experience with the system and how they affect the organization’s effectiveness. An interpretative method is used, due to the paradigm’s focus on social constructions and human interpretations to explain reality. The result of the findings shows that the implementation of a new IS has a greater impact on an organization’s effectiveness, compared to an older system that gets updated and add-ons. By comparing diversities between different implementations of information systems, focusing on how the chosen approach affects the effectiveness in each organization, a better grasp, and understanding of an area that lacks research and attention is highlighted.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729563
title: Supraglottic stenosis as a late complication of radiotherapy: a case report

description: ABSTRACT Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is rare and affect mainly men between the fourth and sixth decades of life. The clinic is characterized to be nonspecific and the main complaints or findings related to this disease are: cervical mass, aural dysfunction, and headache. The basis of treatment is radiotherapy that involves a wide field of irradiation of normal tissues, which usually generates sequelae with direct implications for quality of life. We report a case of a nasopharyngeal carcinoma treated with radiotherapy and chemotherapy that evolved, after 8 years, into supraglottic stenosis. We emphasize the relevance of clinical follow-up after radiotherapy, particularly due to the late sequelae and the relevance of using radiotherapy devices with a more focal cancer field, in order to minimize complications.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729563.v1
title: Supraglottic stenosis as a late complication of radiotherapy: a case report

description: ABSTRACT Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is rare and affect mainly men between the fourth and sixth decades of life. The clinic is characterized to be nonspecific and the main complaints or findings related to this disease are: cervical mass, aural dysfunction, and headache. The basis of treatment is radiotherapy that involves a wide field of irradiation of normal tissues, which usually generates sequelae with direct implications for quality of life. We report a case of a nasopharyngeal carcinoma treated with radiotherapy and chemotherapy that evolved, after 8 years, into supraglottic stenosis. We emphasize the relevance of clinical follow-up after radiotherapy, particularly due to the late sequelae and the relevance of using radiotherapy devices with a more focal cancer field, in order to minimize complications.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729567
title: ON THE CORROSION MECHANISMS OF Al-Cu-Li ALLOYS: AN INVESTIGATION USING GLOBAL AND LOCAL ELECTROCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES

description: In this study, the corrosion mechanism of an Al-Cu-Li alloy manufactured by two different treatment routes (T3 and T851) was evaluated by immersion and electrochemical tests in solutions containing chloride ions (Cl-). For both alloys, the formation of cavities on the surface was associated with micrometer-sized intermetallics (IM’s), however, in addition to this attack, the alloy submitted to T851 treatment also presented an attack called severe localized corrosion (SLC), caused by the preferential attack to the nanometric T1 (Al2CuLi) phase. The electrochemical concepts involved in these two types of attacks were discussed. During the IM’s corrosive process, whereas the O2 reduction occurred over the IM’s, the Al dissolution is favored around the particle, forming trenching and cavities (with 2 and 6 μm of depth). On the other hand, the mechanism associated with the SLC is related to the formation of a differential aeration cell followed by the evolution of H2, with greater depth of attack penetration (8 and 35 μm). Additionally, by the use of the Scanning Vibrating Electrode Technique (SVET), it was concluded that the higher anodic currents observed for the T851 temper were related to the relation between the anodic area (Aa) and the cathodic area (Ac).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729567.v1
title: ON THE CORROSION MECHANISMS OF Al-Cu-Li ALLOYS: AN INVESTIGATION USING GLOBAL AND LOCAL ELECTROCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES

description: In this study, the corrosion mechanism of an Al-Cu-Li alloy manufactured by two different treatment routes (T3 and T851) was evaluated by immersion and electrochemical tests in solutions containing chloride ions (Cl-). For both alloys, the formation of cavities on the surface was associated with micrometer-sized intermetallics (IM’s), however, in addition to this attack, the alloy submitted to T851 treatment also presented an attack called severe localized corrosion (SLC), caused by the preferential attack to the nanometric T1 (Al2CuLi) phase. The electrochemical concepts involved in these two types of attacks were discussed. During the IM’s corrosive process, whereas the O2 reduction occurred over the IM’s, the Al dissolution is favored around the particle, forming trenching and cavities (with 2 and 6 μm of depth). On the other hand, the mechanism associated with the SLC is related to the formation of a differential aeration cell followed by the evolution of H2, with greater depth of attack penetration (8 and 35 μm). Additionally, by the use of the Scanning Vibrating Electrode Technique (SVET), it was concluded that the higher anodic currents observed for the T851 temper were related to the relation between the anodic area (Aa) and the cathodic area (Ac).
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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729573
title: Meningoencephalitis secondary to rhinitis caused by Pythium insidiosum in sheep

description: ABSTRACT: A case of meningoencephalitis caused by Pythium insidiosum secondary to rhinitis is reported in a three-year-old crossbred sheep from a herd of 15 animals, raised extensively and with free access to a weir. The animal presented mild dyspnea, blindness, mydriasis, opisthotonos, nystagmus, incoordination, decreased mandibular tone, and spasticity of the pelvic limbs. Macroscopic examination of the nasal cavity showed a blackish-red, irregular, friable mass that bilaterally compromised the nasal septum and the rostral portion of the nasal turbinates. In the brain, there was diffuse thickening of the leptomeninges of the cerebellum and ventral portion of the brainstem characterized by yellowish, granular material associated with vessel hyperemia. On the floor of the fourth ventricle, there was deposition of yellowish, irregular, slightly granular material that protruded towards the obex and displaced the cerebellum dorsolaterally. Microscopically, there were pyogranulomatous, eosinophilic, necrotizing rhinitis and fibrinosuppurative, eosinophilic, necrotizing meningoencephalitis, both associated with thrombosis, vasculitis, and intralesional hyphae. The hyphae were impregnated with silver and presented thin, parallel walls, rarely septate and branched. At immunohistochemistry, the hyphae were immunostained with polyclonal anti-P. insidiosum antibody in fragments of the cerebellum and nasal cavity. The findings showed that P. insidiosum rhinitis can secondarily affect the nervous system of sheep, causing nonspecific neurological clinical signs.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729576
title: Waste pickers of recyclable materials: analysis of the socioeconomic profile in the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

description: Abstract In Brazil, the selective material collection costs 4.6 times than the conventional collection, and only 22% of Brazilian municipalities practice selective collection. Waste pickers have been participating in solid waste management systems in Brazilian cities for more than four decades. The activities of waste pickers contribute to increased recycling to reduce waste and help the environment. This qualitative, deductive, and exploratory study aims to delineate a socioeconomic profile of the recyclable waste collector operating in the Salvador city Bahia. It presents the Salvador’s waste pickers profile. Concludes that cooperative organizations enable their workers to sell recyclable materials at higher prices, providing higher average income than the street waste pickers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729576.v1
title: Waste pickers of recyclable materials: analysis of the socioeconomic profile in the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

description: Abstract In Brazil, the selective material collection costs 4.6 times than the conventional collection, and only 22% of Brazilian municipalities practice selective collection. Waste pickers have been participating in solid waste management systems in Brazilian cities for more than four decades. The activities of waste pickers contribute to increased recycling to reduce waste and help the environment. This qualitative, deductive, and exploratory study aims to delineate a socioeconomic profile of the recyclable waste collector operating in the Salvador city Bahia. It presents the Salvador’s waste pickers profile. Concludes that cooperative organizations enable their workers to sell recyclable materials at higher prices, providing higher average income than the street waste pickers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729585
title: AUTONOMY AND TUTELAGE IN THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT

description: ABSTRACT The theme of autonomy has been present since the beginnings of education. In today’s society, student’s autonomy in school practices can determine the political and social participation of young people. This study seeks to problematize autonomy and tutelage in formal education from an integrative review of scientific literature. The proposal implies contextualizing these concepts, tracing a historical scenario from which educational practices that relate to autonomy and tutelage are delineated. The work includes the analysis of eleven scientific articles published in the Portal Periódicos Capes database between 2000 and 2019. The results point to three axes: the construction of the concepts of autonomy and tutelage from a historical and philosophical trajectory; critical analysis of society based on political guidelines; and, finally, the relationship between the political character of autonomy and tutelage and the educational practices that emerge from everyday school life.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729584
title: RECENT ADVANCES IN CYANATION REACTIONS

description: Transformations involving structurally complex molecules, natural products and representative molecules are extremely important to obtain key reaction intermediates, in addition to accessing molecules with bioactive properties. The development of cyanation methodologies in those molecules becomes important, because nitriles are versatile and important building blocks in organic synthesis. They can be converted into other organic functions, including amines, alcohols, α-amino acids and various carbonyl compounds and can therefore become relevant synthetic intermediates. Recent studies show new and intriguing asymmetric cyanation protocols or reagents as those that use electrophilic cyanide source, metal- and oxidant-free or avoid the use of toxic cyanide reagents. Photoredox catalysis emerges as a relevant approach from the point of view of green and sustainable chemistry; usually provides access to the versatile skeleton of α-aminonitriles that among their various modes of reactivity and provide access to reactive iminium ion. Thus, this perspective aims to highlight these impressive advances as well as to show their main advantages and applications.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20729584.v1
title: RECENT ADVANCES IN CYANATION REACTIONS

description: Transformations involving structurally complex molecules, natural products and representative molecules are extremely important to obtain key reaction intermediates, in addition to accessing molecules with bioactive properties. The development of cyanation methodologies in those molecules becomes important, because nitriles are versatile and important building blocks in organic synthesis. They can be converted into other organic functions, including amines, alcohols, α-amino acids and various carbonyl compounds and can therefore become relevant synthetic intermediates. Recent studies show new and intriguing asymmetric cyanation protocols or reagents as those that use electrophilic cyanide source, metal- and oxidant-free or avoid the use of toxic cyanide reagents. Photoredox catalysis emerges as a relevant approach from the point of view of green and sustainable chemistry; usually provides access to the versatile skeleton of α-aminonitriles that among their various modes of reactivity and provide access to reactive iminium ion. Thus, this perspective aims to highlight these impressive advances as well as to show their main advantages and applications.
DOI: 10.17909/x130-sr78
title: TESS data HD 172883
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7021555
title: Annotated image training set for the copepod Tigriopus brevicornis

description: The zip files contain annotated training data on images captured in an experiment of Tigriopus brevicornis. The images are a subset of a much larger imaging dataset, that is part of a master thesis. Annotation was done using the in Computer Vision Annotation Tool. Female copepods with and without eggsac, faecal pellets, nauplii, and the outline of each well were manually labeled using rectangles. The images were captured using an automated imaging platform similar to the one by Heuschele et al 2019. The datasets were exported in the Coco1.0 dataset format.
description: Research was funded by the Norwegian Research Council to the project MULTICOP (301153)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7021554
title: Annotated image training set for the copepod Tigriopus brevicornis

description: The zip files contain annotated training data on images captured in an experiment of Tigriopus brevicornis. The images are a subset of a much larger imaging dataset, that is part of a master thesis. Annotation was done using the in Computer Vision Annotation Tool. Female copepods with and without eggsac, faecal pellets, nauplii, and the outline of each well were manually labeled using rectangles. The images were captured using an automated imaging platform similar to the one by Heuschele et al 2019. The datasets were exported in the Coco1.0 dataset format.
description: Research was funded by the Norwegian Research Council to the project MULTICOP (301153)