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DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920510-1
title: Magnetism, structural distortion and metal-insulator transition in two novel double perovskite osmate

description: We are interested in a family of double perovskites which have remarkable properties. One member of this family, Pb2CaOsO6, transitions from behaving like a metal to being insulating upon cooling below 80 K. At that same temperature, the Os magnetic moments in Pb2CaOsO6 order antiferromagnetically. We believe the magnetic order induces the metal-insulator transition. We have found that Pb2CaOsO6 is structurally distorted compared to most other double perovskites. This distortion can relieve magnetic frustration and thus allow the moments to order. The sister ocmpound, Pb22ZnOsO6, remains a metal down to 1.5 K and does not order magnetically. In order to understand the behaviour of these two materials we want to use neutron diffraction to determine if Pb22ZnOsO6 is structurally distorted. The experiment will also reveal any short range magnetic correlations at low temperature.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920539-1
title: Magnetic order of correlated hourglass fermion candidate Eu5In2Sb5

description: A new kind of topologically protected electronic state has been predicted in crystals whose surfaces form atomic patterns with certain non-symmorphic symmetries. Eu5In2Sb6 is one candidate for this phenomenon, and is of special interest because this topology may here be coupled to a large ordered magnetic moment. Indeed, we found unusual transport properties that are linked to its low-temperature antiferromagnetic phases. Eu5In2Sb6 has two magnetic transitions, at 14 K and 7.5 K. Using resonant x-ray scattering (REXS), we recently determined the spin-arrangement below 7.5 K. However, we did not find the magnetic propagation vector in the intermediate (7.5-14K) phase. We therefore propose a short and simple neutron diffraction experiment which will inform the continuation of our REXS study. This should elucidate the apparent competition of magnetic couplings in this material.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb2000028
title: Investigation of magnetic structure of the linear magnetoelectric Sm2BaCuO5 by Neutron Diffraction

description: We observed linear magnetoelectric effect for the fist time in one of the well known green phases Sm2BaCuO5 which was seen as a secondary phase in the early synthesis of SmBa2Cu3O7 superconductor. Based on symmetry consideration of its isostructural compounds, we suggest k=0 magnetic structure. However, it is important to verify this hypothesis by performing neutron diffraction measurements and determine the magnetic structure of this compound. This compound exhibits two magnetic transitions, one at TN1=23 K and another at 5 K. Theses transitions are associated with antiferromagnetic ordering of Cu^{2+} and Sm^{3+} ions, respectively. The linear magnetoelectric effect occurs at TN1 with large magnetoelectric coefficient 44 ps/m. Therefore, the magnetic structure is very important to understand the origin of ME effect and also to understand the 4f-3d interactions.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb2000028-1
title: Investigation of magnetic structure of the linear magnetoelectric Sm2BaCuO5 by Neutron Diffraction

description: We observed linear magnetoelectric effect for the fist time in one of the well known green phases Sm2BaCuO5 which was seen as a secondary phase in the early synthesis of SmBa2Cu3O7 superconductor. Based on symmetry consideration of its isostructural compounds, we suggest k=0 magnetic structure. However, it is important to verify this hypothesis by performing neutron diffraction measurements and determine the magnetic structure of this compound. This compound exhibits two magnetic transitions, one at TN1=23 K and another at 5 K. Theses transitions are associated with antiferromagnetic ordering of Cu^{2+} and Sm^{3+} ions, respectively. The linear magnetoelectric effect occurs at TN1 with large magnetoelectric coefficient 44 ps/m. Therefore, the magnetic structure is very important to understand the origin of ME effect and also to understand the 4f-3d interactions.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3366111
title: sS waveforms

description: This file contains the data for source-side sS splitting analysis. A total of 37 sS waveforms in horizontal components are included.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920191-1
title: Low-temperature neutron diffraction study of magnetic unconventional clathrate EuNi2P4

description: The proposal is dedicated to the first magnetic unconventional clathrate EuNi2P4. By resolving the low-temperature (below 15K) nuclear and magnetic strucutres we should be able to explain the behavior of EuNi2P4 on a microscopic scale. Magnetic interactions between Eu2+ are expected to be sufficient to drive structural transformations in the flexible clathrate framework.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1968032
title: Magnetic structure and enhanced room-temperature multiferroicity in hexagonal Lu1-xAxFeO3 (A = Sr, Zr, La, Nd)

description: The enhancement of magnetic characteristics of Lu1-xAxFeO3 (A = Sr, Zr, La, Nd) will be investigated in this work. Although substitution effects, in this case, are anticipated in the dilution of the magnetism, we see contrasting observations. This study is expected to uncover the complex boost of magnetism and its association with the magnetic structure. In general, this investigation will be significant in the understanding of various fundamental aspects of the wider family of RFeO3 multiferroics having the promising candidature for room-temperature applications.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1968032-1
title: Magnetic structure and enhanced room-temperature multiferroicity in hexagonal Lu1-xAxFeO3 (A = Sr, Zr, La, Nd)

description: The enhancement of magnetic characteristics of Lu1-xAxFeO3 (A = Sr, Zr, La, Nd) will be investigated in this work. Although substitution effects, in this case, are anticipated in the dilution of the magnetism, we see contrasting observations. This study is expected to uncover the complex boost of magnetism and its association with the magnetic structure. In general, this investigation will be significant in the understanding of various fundamental aspects of the wider family of RFeO3 multiferroics having the promising candidature for room-temperature applications.
DOI: 10.7910/dvn/lejuqz/pmwbme
title: UNdata.csv

description: Raw UN Voting Data
DOI: 10.15468/6f1ntx
title: Two more new species of Cnemaspis Strauch, 1887 (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from the northern Western Ghats, Maharashtra, India

description: This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Khandekar, Akshay, Thackeray, Tejas, Agarwal, Ishan (2019): Two more new species of Cnemaspis Strauch, 1887 (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from the northern Western Ghats, Maharashtra, India. Zootaxa 4656 (1): 43-70, DOI: https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.4656.1.2
DOI: 10.15468/ocmujp
title: A new species of the Phanoperla pallipennis group (Plecoptera: Perlidae) from Vietnam

description: This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Mo, Raorao, Yan, Yanhua, Wang, Guoquan, Li, Weihai (2019): A new species of the Phanoperla pallipennis group (Plecoptera: Perlidae) from Vietnam. Zootaxa 4656 (1): 183-188, DOI: https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.4656.1.11
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3366110
title: sS waveforms

description: This file contains the data for source-side sS splitting analysis. A total of 37 sS waveforms in horizontal components are included.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3366967
title: Data and R code used in Delory et al (2019) When history matters: the overlooked role of priority effects in grassland overyielding

description: This repository contains the raw data and R code used for the following paper: Delory et al (2019) When history matters: the overlooked role of priority effects in grassland overyielding.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1571
title: A development of the competency-based English oral communication course for undergraduate public relations students

description: The study was aimed at developing the competency-based English oral communication course for undergraduate public relations students. The objectives of the study were as follows: (1) to investigate the needed competencies in English oral communication for undergraduate public relations students to enable them to handle public relations job interviews and to perform entry-level public relations work (2) to develop the comptetency-based English oral communication course for undergraduate public relations students (3) to examine the effectiveness of the developed course against the set criteria. The study was a descriptive and experimental research consisting of two phases: course development and course implementation. To develop the course, needs analysis was conducted based on the modified DACUM technique using interviews with 28 experts and a questionnaire survey with 222 PR students. The results revealed four competencies needed for public relations job interviews and eight competencies needed for entry-level public relations work. Then, 4 needed competencies were chosen to be the learning objectives for developing the course. The instruments for the experiment consisted of pretest, posttest, self-checklists, in-class self-checklists, teacher'logs, students'logs, the end-of the course evaluation forms and a semi-structured interview. Before the course implementation, the sample lesson plans, the course materials including the English oral test and the scoring rubrics were evaluated by experts and the results of the evaluation indicated that all of the proposed plans and the materials were accepted. During the course implementation, the results of in-class self-checklists illustrate significant improvement of the students' opinions of their competencies. After the course implementation, the findings revealed that the posttest scores of the students were significantly higher than the pretest scores and all of the students had positive opinions toward their needed competencies and the overall course. The findings from qualitative data indicated that the course was practical and able to serve the needs of the students. Finally, the study discusses theoretical justifications of the course effectiveness and points out some practical issues concerning the current curriculum and the issue of cooperation. Some recommendations are also included.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1572
title: Frauenemanzipation in Christa Wolfs Roman Kassandra und Ingeborg Bachmanns Roman Malina

description: In der vorliegenden Magisterarbeit wird die Frauenemanzipation von zwei weiblichen Hauptfiguren, die aus unterschiedlicher Zeit sowie gesellschaftlicher Stände sind, in zwei Romanen untersucht. Diese deutschen Frauenromane des 20. Jahrhunderts sind Kassandra von Christa Wolf und Malina von Ingeborg Bachmann. Analysiert wird, wie und durch welche Methoden die Autorinnen ihre Hauptfiguren die Emanzipation im Roman durchleben lassen, wie Frauen in den zwei Romanen unterdrückt werden und in wiefern die patriarchalische Gesellschaft und die eigene Eigenschaft der Frau bei dem Erfolg der Emanzipation die Rolle spielen. Aus der Untersuchung geht hervor, dass der Prozess der Emanzipation von zwei Frauenfiguren je nach den unterschiedlichen Welteinstellungen der Autorinnen verschieden verläuft. Eine Autorin lässt ihre Figur mittels dem Bewusstsein das Ziel erreichen, während die andere ihre Figur wegen der Abhängigkeit von der Liebe verfallen. Trotzdem impliziert diese Emanzipation der Frau, dass auch Frauen das Recht und die Fähigkeit besitzen, sich in bestimmter Weise zu entwickeln und zu befreien sowie dass sie gleichberechtigt behandelt werden sollen. Neben den unterschiedlichen Emanzipationsprozessen in den Romanen, die durch die Handlungen und Äußerungen der Hauptfiguren gezeigt werden, dient das Thema Emanzipation als wertvoller Gedankenanstoß nicht nur für Frauen, sondern für alle Leute überhaupt.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1573
title: Decision support system for medical staffs and supplies distribution planning

description: To report the development of decision support system for medical staffs and supplies distribution planning for mobile medical service. The studied organization has provided medical services for many years for people who have limited access to governmental healthcare services at local hospitals. The aim of this research is to develop the decision models of the decision support system that enables planners to effectively and efficiently plan the distribution of medical staffs and supplies to operation sites within the appropriate transportation cost. The developed decision support system can be classified into round-trip distribution planning and one-day trip distribution planning according to the nature of medical resource distribution. There are two main decision models developed for the decision support system. The decision model of round-trip distribution planning applies vehicle routing problem (VRP) to find of operation routes within acceptable cost. Assignment problem model (AP) is applied to help in assigning auxiliary hospitals to support medical staffs to operation site in one-day trip planning. Both decision models apply distance as the decision making criteria to reflect cost of transportation occurred during delivering. The system testing shows that the proposed methodology can reduce the total distance of operation route in round-trip distribution by 10.86%. From user satisfactory evaluation test, the result shows that the decision support system have high possibility to be implemented in planning process of the future.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1574
title: A study of Thai EFL teachers’ use of media in reading instruction

description: To study (1) types of media used in reading instruction (2) the purpose of using media (3) how teachers used media (4) teachers’ and students’ opinions toward the use of media. The subjects were 127 Thai teachers of EFL who teach at the secondary school level in Trang and 398 EFL students who study at the secondary school level in Trang. The instruments in this research were questionnaire, field notes and semi-structure interview. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and content analysis. The results of the analyses revealed that (1) media that used the most frequently in reading instruction are textbook, blackboard, CD-Rom/VCD and internet. (2) the purposes of using media in reading instruction were it relevant to the lesson, it helped to develop students’ skill and it was appropriate with the content. (3) teacher from large and medium school levels used written text in pre, while and post reading process. On the other hand, teacher at small school level used visual aids in pre-reading process and used technology in post reading process. (4) teachers’ opinion toward the use of media in reading instruction were helped student understand lesson easier, got extensive experience and helped students to learn efficiently in reading class. (5) students’ opinion toward the use of media in reading instruction were media made learning more interesting, using media was fun and not bored, and got extensive experience while teacher using media.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1575
title: The effect of alcohol craving control program on alcohol consumption in alcohol dependents

description: To compare alcohol consumption in alcohol dependence between the Alcohol Craving Control Program (ACC Program) group and the control group. ACC Program was designed to improve alcohol craving control agency in order to decrease alcohol consumption. ACC Program composed of 2 phases, the investigation and reflection for decision (5 sessions) and the performance of productive craving control agency (6 telephone calls). The total length of the ACC Program was 3 months. Experimental pretest-posttest control group design was used. Subjects were 61 alcohol dependents admitted to the Thanyarak Institute on Drug Abuse which were randomly assigned to one intervention (n = 32) and one control group (n = 29). Data were collected by the Alcohol Consumption Assessment. The finding revealed that the mean different score of the alcohol consumption in the intervention group was significantly higher than that of the control group, at .05 level. In conclusion, this study provided evidence for effectiveness of the ACC Program on alcohol consumption in alcohol dependents. It can be implemented in existing clinical nursing practice.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1576
title: Comparison of the immediate effects of the contralateral cervical rotation technique to the ipsilateral posteroanterior technique in the treatement of unilateral mechanical neck pain

description: To compare the immediate effects of the use of the contralateral cervical rotation technique to the ipsilateral posteroanterior (IPA) technique on neck pain and active cervical range of motion (ROM) in the treatment of unilateral mechanical neck pain (UMNP). Sixty-six patients with UMNP with mean aged (SD) 43.6 (12.2) years were recruited. The subjects were randomly allocated into 3 groups; the rotation, IPA, and control groups by sealed envelops with assigned group. The blinded assessor established the outcome measurements including pain intensity, active cervical ROM and global perceived effect (GPE). Paired t-test was used to analyze within group effect and One-way ANOVA: Multiple comparisons was used to analyze the different effects among the 3 groups. All data were analyzed using the SPSS program version 17.0 for Windows with a significant level set at 0.05. There was no statistically significant difference in pain reduction and improving active cervical ROM between the rotation and the IPA group (p&gt;0.05). However, statistically significant differences in pain reduction and improving in almost all active cervical ROMs were noted when the rotation and IPA groups were compared to the control group (p&lt;0.05).
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1577
title: Development of a world class MBA program in Japan by using blue ocean strategy

description: The objectives of this research are: (1) to analyze the “best-practiced” MBA programs from USA, Europe, and Asia Pacific; (2) to synthesize the needs of a MBA program in Japan; (3) to survey business peoples’ opinion about general business practices and MBA programs in Japan; and (4) to develop a world class MBA program based on the Blue Ocean Strategy. The research procedure used document analysis and synthesizing by examining the social, economical and political environmental demands of MBA programs in Japan. The questions used in the survey of administrators, faculty members, students and students’ parents opinions derived from the analysis of the “best-practiced” and Japanese MBA programs related to (1) school contest, governance and strategy (2) quality of MBA program (3) quality of students (4) quality of faculty) (5) research and development (6) contribution to the community (7) resource and administration (8) internationalization) (9) corporate connection. The second set of questions used in the survey of business peoples’ opinion regarding the business practices and MBA program.In addition, interviews used with the students from Japanese MBA program to get their opinion about their program and their needs, and also used with business executives from top listed 24 different industries to get their deeper opinions about their business practice and MBA program in general. Results of the study indicated the gap between “best-practiced” MBA programs and Japanese MBA programs. The all results from “best-practiced” MBA scored higher than Japanese MBAs. The results from business people indicated that there were positive significant relations between “their business organization has very internationalized governance” and “they agree that MBA programs have good potential to develop new business leaders”. Another results indicated that there were significant negative relationship between “their company’s training courses are unique” and “they feel that present Japanese MBA programs are irrelevant to the business practice. A model of World Class MBA program in Japan was proposed after following the formulating and executing process of the six principles of Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS). This newly developed model’s “value innovation” in BOS was (1) Tailor Made Program (2) Top Up Japanese CEO program (3) Foreign CEO program (4) International program (5) Fast Track Advance Executive program.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1578
title: Neoliberalism and social protection : The case of food security among the people living with HIV and AIDS in Cambodia

description: The impact of embedded neoliberalism has seen the worsening impact on social inequalities, particularly in developing countries. In addition, it impacts on economic and non-economic assets and capabilities of the poor. These aforementioned factors can expose them to vulnerabilities and risks while determining their entitlements and capabilities. The effects of globalization via neoliberal policies are revealed by taking a look at food security policies of the chronically ill such as those with HIV and AIDS in Cambodia. HIV-AIDS and the issue of food security is a relatively under-researched area. To many, the linkage between the two issues may seem peculiar more so when juxtaposed against the open economy inclined towards neoliberal policies. Whereas HIV-AIDS is generally related to health concerns and ergo strategies directed at health and nutrition to combat the disease, food security is multi-faceted covering availability of food, access to and use of food needs. Recommendations focused on transformative social protection mechanisms for chronically ill people like those with HIV-AIDS offer a way forward to protecting the poor and vulnerable against globalization. The paper is focused on Cambodia because of (a) food security issues related to land reform and disputes, weak tenurial laws and economic policies; and (b) its weak health system, heavy reliance on donor support for basic national development needs and the high prevalence of HIV-AIDS in the country during the 1990s. The lack of what is known as an “HIV-AIDS lens” on food security reinforces this issue.
DOI: 10.17632/87gj4vgtj2.1
title: Data for: Concrete Gas Permeability from Different Methods: Correlation Analysis
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920382
title: Hyaluronic acid-based nanogels encapsulating cell-penetrating peptides and insulin

description: In this proposal we want to characterize the physico-chemical properties of self-assembling nanogels composed of octenyl-succinic anhydride modified hyaluronic acid (OSA-HA) encapsulating cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs). CPPs are short amino acid chains (10-50 AAs) which have shown to enhance transport of cargos, such as insulin into or across cells. We have assessed the formation of nanogels with a lipophilic antibiotic and an antimicrobial peptide and have noticed a difference in structural organization, but we still lack fundamental understanding on what causes the changes in the structure of the nanogels upon drug loading. We would like to use a range of 12 peptides - from more cationic to neutral and more hydrophilic to more hydrophobic - for nanogel formulation and assess the changes in nanogel structure as a result of peptide charge and hydrophobicity.