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Perceived Causes of Child Growth Faltering: Mothers’ Perspectives

Qory Tifani Rahmatika, Muhammad Putra Ramadhan, Ronal Surya Aditya, Yhenti Widjayanti, Nurul Evi, Achmad Masfi, Nurma Afiani, Nurma Afiani
Growth faltering is a significant concern in pediatric healthcare, and understanding the perceived causes from mothers’ perspectives can inform targeted interventions. By addressing misconceptions and reinforcing accurate knowledge, healthcare providers can correct misunderstandings and develop more...
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Establishing the Taxa and Functional profile of Microbiota implicated in West Nile Fever

Jemy Ratna Jovita, I. A. Shylesh Murthy, Preenon Bagchi
West Nile fever causing microbiome is taken in this work. Culex nigripalpus mosquito is the causative factor for West Nile Virus. Using Metatranscriptomic sequencing, identified the taxa and functional profile of the microbiome is identified.

A toolkit for raising awareness and overcoming physical, attitudinal, and communication hindrances for persons with neuromotor disorders in community settings

Ana Filipa Santos, Sandra Oliveira, Joaquim Alvarelhão
This work aimed to identify which barriers persons with neuromotor disorders face often to participation in community settings and to encourage all actors in society to become agents of inclusion in their social and professional circles. An online survey among persons with neuromotor disorders identified...

Can AI Help? An Examination of its Use in the Indian Undergraduate Classroom

Tina Jose
Once the hyped word was virtual reality – that is before AI became a possibility. AI has become a keyword in the past few years reaching out into almost every possible field. In the field of pedagogy too, AI seems to have become an intrinsic part. One would imagine this is the last thing possible but...
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Neural Network for handwritten digit classification with different training approach

Manav Raj Siddhant Kunvar, Ankita Sharma
Artificial Neural Network is more interesting than what it just seems to be. The new world of inventions and innovation, all the possibilities opened up due to a simple arrangement of neurons in layers is stunning. The scope even widens up when the internal structure of the ANN or CNN is untangled. The...

Algorithmic Bias in Activism: How Social Media Shapes Crisis Movements in South Asia

Safiha Ayman, Md. Zahid Hasan, Md. Asif Kamal
In recent years, social media has become a crucial platform for crisis-driven activism, enabling rapid information sharing and collective mobilization during critical moments. While these platforms provide spaces for public participation, the algorithms operating behind them often determine which voices...

Consumer Perception of Post-Purchase Experience on Electric Vehicle Owners in Chennai City

V. Narendiran, V. Vetrivel
This study explored the consumer perception of the post-purchase experience among electric vehicle owners. With the increasing popularity of electric vehicles in India, it is crucial to understand how consumers perceive various aspects of their purchase and ownership journey. The research focused on...

Review on the Competency of Evaluators at Information Technology Product Security Testing Laboratory Based on SNI ISO/IEC 19896–3:2018

Ratih M. Arti, Novianto B. Kurniawan, Astrid M. Sugiyana
Comparison between the results of the safety evaluation of the Testing Laboratory is permitted in the ISO/IEC 15408 series. However, the testing laboratory must be able to guarantee the comparability of the evaluation results as a basis for mutual recognition, one of which is by ensuring that the competence...

Protean Career Orientation and Industry 5.0: A Bibliometric Mapping of an Emerging Research Interface

Anshu Lochab, Shikha Shokeen
This study aims to map the intellectual structure and thematic evolution linking protean career orientation (PCO) with the human-centric vision of Industry 5.0, highlighting intersections between career adaptability, self-directed career models, and human–machine collaboration. A bibliometric analysis...

Problem Solving Ability between Students Taught Using Creative Problem-solving Model Assisted by Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Direct Instruction Model

Aan Herman Andawa, Fatchurahman Fatchurahman, Rita Rahmaniati
This study aims to: 1) The magnitude of the effect of the Creative Problem Solving (CPS) learning model assisted by Information and Communication Technology media on the problem solving skills of students in Class VI of State Elementary School 1 Mantangai Hilir; 2) The magnitude of the effect of the...

The Effect of Workload on Organizational Commitment Mediated by Cyberloafing Behavior: Case Study at XYZ Semiconductor Company

Anisa Fitri, Eddo Nanda Oktarici
This study’s distinctiveness stems from its focus on the mediating capacity of cyberloafing an activity generally associated with workplace deviance in bridging the connection between workload and organizational commitment. Utilizing a quantitative framework and analyzing data from 80 employees with...

Atmospheric Water in the Qur’anic Perspective: A Linguistic and Scientific Analysis of the Concept of ar-Raj’ in Surah Ath-Thariq Verse 11

Muhamad Redho Al Faritzi, Ahmad Qolbi Zidan Johnderose, Raihan Muhammad Firdaus Ar-Rasyid
This article examines the concept of ar-raj’ in Surah At-Tariq verse 11 through a semantic and scientific analysis to reveal the Qur’anic description of atmospheric water. Semantically, ar-raj’ derives from the root meaning “to return” but also encompasses the notion of “storage” or “containment,” as...
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Automation System of Temperature Calibrator for Room Thermostat Using Arduino Mega256

Prisma Megantoro, Albertus Ade Bagus, Hafidz Faqih Aldi Kusuma, Sinta Adisti Reina, Marwan Fadhilah
Room temperature is one of the basic requirements for experimental laboratories that require temperature stability. Community efforts in incubating eggs, the incubator requires a stable room temperature with temperature monitoring on a calibrated thermometer and many other examples. With these needs,...

ML-Based Analysis of Phonocardiogram Signals for Heart Sound Classification

S. V. H. Nagendra, Vijay K. Pandey
Cardiovascular diseases are one of the major components of the global health budget. Phonocardiography (PCG), the recording of heart sounds, offers a non-invasive method for cardiac assessment, with potential for automated analysis to aid diagnosis. This study compares the effectiveness of five distinct...

Reconstructing the Charitable Donation System of Listed Companies -- Focusing on the Charitable Value of the Third Distribution Theory

Peng Cheng
As one of the important responsibilities to safeguard the rights and interests of the third party, improve the social image of the company and ensure the positive social cognition of investors in the process of corporate governance, social responsibility has the characteristics of arbitrariness, non-systematization...

A Bibliometric Study and Visualization of Research Trends on Dark Tourism

Ankita Tandon, Radhika Dev Varma Arora
Bibliometric is a scientific method that studies past developments, current trends, and potential advancement in a particular academic discipline. The study utilized the Bibliometric tool to examine 116 data retrieved from the Scopus database based on inclusion criteria. The study period spans from 2008...

Comparative Analysis of Islamic Mutual Fund Performance in Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and Indonesia in 2018–2020

Suci Aprilliani Utami, Adelia Puspa, Rida Rosida
Islamic mutual funds are one of the most popular types of investment instruments in the Islamic capital market today. Islamic mutual funds have a market share of 5% or equivalent to USD 178 billion with a total of 1.698 institutions. Saudi Arabia is in the first position with a total Islamic mutual fund...

Integrating AI, Digital Marketing, and IMC to Enhance Visitor Experience in Event Tourism: Literature Review

Hanif Hasan, Diah Natalisa, Deris Stiawan, Isni Andriana
Rapid digital transformation in the travel and tourism sector need creative marketing approaches to stay competitive and satisfy changing tourist expectations. A potent strategy for improving visitor experiences, especially in event-based tourism, is the combination of artificial intelligence (AI), digital...

BreatheSafe – Predictive Analysis of Air Pollution Levels

Anushka Jadhav, Indrajit Joshi, Sampada Gupta, Siddharth Joisar, Shweta S. Ashtekar
The Air Quality Index is a good indication tool for the monitoring of air quality in smart cities and the assessment of the cleanliness or pollution level of air. Predictions of AQI values can facilitate people and authorities in taking precautionary steps like avoiding exposure to the outdoors on days...

Evaluating the Impact of Teacher Training Education on Students’ learning Outcomes

Doris Moloi, Jane Iloanya, Ivy Rose Matthew
The study examined the impact of teacher training programmes on student learning outcomes, focusing on the role of educational leadership in enhancing effective teacher preparation and positive student learning outcomes. Educational leaders such as principals and administrators shape the effectiveness...

Technological Disruptions and Their Implications on Human Resource Management

Gopal P. Mahapatra, S. Shakshitha, Sushree S. Mohanty
As industries evolve from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0, an augmented approach to aligning man and machine for organisational effectiveness becomes evident. It has refined the world of work and Human Resource Management (HRM). By aligning with the Industrial Revolutions, based on previous research, this...
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Estimation of New Equation for Triangle Anterior Dental Arch Form in Sub-Race Deutro Malay

Hidayati Hidayati, Desy Purnama Sari
Each race around the world has a different arch form. Measurement of triangle anterior dental arch, analysis model of Maxilla is essential to support the success of orthodontic treatment. This study aimed to determine the new equation for triangle anterior dental arch form and predict space availability...
Conference Abstract

P10.08 PULMONARY ARTERY CALCIFICATION IN RACEHORSES

L.G. Arroyo, M.A. Hayes, L. Viel
Pages: 192 - 192
Vascular calcification (VC) has been sporadically reported in horses, but little is known regarding cause, pathogenesis and clinical significance. We hypothesized that in horses, structural and molecular changes may occur during VC that are comparable to human and mouse models. We surveyed Thoroughbred...
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P10.07 A PPG MEASUREMENT SETUP AND PULSE WAVE ANALYSIS FOR ARTERIAL STIFFNESS

M.J. Huotari, K. Maatta, J. Kostamovaara
Pages: 192 - 192
The light energy absorption of whole blood in the visible and infrared range is partly caused by the oxidized and reduced haemoglobin. The measurement principle can be applied for photoplethysmography (PPG). Our PPG measures the blood flux in human vessels with means of red and infrared light absorption....
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P11.02 INFLAMMATION AND PRE-ATHEROSCLEROTIC VASCULAR CHANGES IN HEALTHY 5 YEAR OLD CHILDREN

A.M.V. Evelein, F.L.J. Visseren, C.K. van der Ent, D.E. Grobbee, C.S.P.M. Uiterwaal
Pages: 192 - 193
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P4.34 ARTERIAL STIFFNESS CHANGES DURING ACUTE EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH UNTREATED STAGE I ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION

E. Gkaliagkousi, E. Gavriilaki, M. Doumas, N. Papadopoulos, A. Triantafyllou, P. Anyfanti, K. Petidis, S. Douma
Pages: 192 - 192

Interactive Worksheet Development in Mobile Learning Environment

A Professional Development Training for Elementary School Teacher

Puri Selfi Cholifah, Vencya Sabella Nafsi
The purpose of this paper is to describe the training process of the primary school teacher professionalism development scheme to be able to develop an interactive worksheet based on a mobile learning environment for elementary school students. This study used a descriptive study to present the result...
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P10.06 ABNORMAL VASCULAR PROGRAMMING OF ACID ARACHIDONIC METABOLISM COULD EXPLAIN HYPERTENSION IN RATS EXPOSED IN UTERO TO MATERNAL DIABETES

C. Fassot, J.P. Duong Van Huyen, E. Vessieres, C. Perret, S. Laurent, D. Henrion, M. Lelièvre- Pégorier
Pages: 192 - 192
Epidemiologic studies have clearly demonstrated that cardiovascular risk is not only determined by conventional risk factors of importance in adult life, but also by early life events resulting of re-settings of key physiological functions. In our model of rats exposed in utero to maternal diabetes,...
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P10.05 REDUCED MOLECULAR FLEXIBILITY IN THE LARGE ARTERIES OF DIABETIC RATS

R. Akhtar, N. Gardiner, J.K. Cruickshank, B. Derby, M.J. Sherratt
Pages: 192 - 192
In Type 1 and 2 diabetes tissue stiffening is evident from measurements of the gross mechanical properties of the vasculature. In general, pathological glycosylation of extracellular matrix proteins may play an important role in increasing stiffness in diabetic patients. However, the effects of diabetes...
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P4.32 HAEMODYNAMIC PATTERN OF OBESE PATIENTS ON PRIMARY CARDIOVASCULAR PREVENTION

P. Forcada, D. Olano, S. Obregon, S. Gonzalez, J. Chiabaut, C. Castelllaro, F. Inserra, C. Kotliar
Pages: 192 - 192

Assessment Research of Bijie Drought Risk Based On Cloud Model

Ying He
Pages: 192 - 200
This paper chooses 8 cities and counties of Bijie area as the research target. With the research foundation of natural disaster risk theory and drought risk formation principle, we start from dangerousness, exposure , vulnerability and the ability to prevent disaster to filter out 23 indexes range from...

Burst Transmission and Frame Aggregation for VANET Communications

Wei Kuang Lai, Mei-Tso Lin, Ting-Huan Kuo
Pages: 192 - 202
In vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), due to highly mobile and frequently changing topology, available resources and transmission opportunities are restricted. To address this, we propose a burst transmission and frame aggregation (FAB) scheme to enhance transmission opportunity (TXOP) efficiency of...

Estimating Per Capita Rates Using Aggregate Measurements From Groups of Diverse Compositions

Donald N. Stengel, Priscilla Chaffe-Stengel
Pages: 192 - 203
This paper considers the problem of estimating a variable mean for a population of elements where data are only available as aggregate sums for groups of multiple elements. The proposed model addresses an additional complication created when the group measure includes the contribution of diverse elements...

A Study of Seismic Macroeconomic Losses Based on Monte Carlo Method—Take Tangshan City as an Example

Qing Wu, Mengtan Gao
Pages: 192 - 198
The Monte Carlo method is used to simulate seismic sequences. For each earthquake in the sequence, the ground motion parameters of each site are calculated by the attenuation relationship, which is introduced into the vulnerability of the macroeconomic with GDP loss as an indicator. The model gives the...

A Nonlocal Kac-van Moerbeke Equation Admitting N-Soliton Solutions

Simon Ruijsenaars
Pages: 192 - 206
Using our previous work on reflectionless analytic difference operators and a nonlocal Toda equation, we introduce analytic versions of the Volterra and Kac-van Moerbeke lattice equations. The real-valued N-soliton solutions to our nonlocal equations corrspond to self-adjoint reflectionless analytic...

Transformation Groups Applied to Two-Dimensional Boundary Value Problems in Fluid Mechanics

Kevin Paul Pereira
Pages: 192 - 202
The boundary value problems for the two-dimensional, steady, irrotational flow of a frictionless, incompressible fluid past a wedge and a circular cylinder are considered. It is shown that by considering first the invariance of the boundary condition we are able to obtain a transformation group that...

Research on the Status and Problems of Beijing “Textile Intangible Heritage +” Experiential Tourism

Miao Zhang, Yongliang Wang, Lei Yao
This article takes the Beijing area as the research area and proposes exploring the upgrade of Beijing experience tourism from the perspective of textile intangible cultural heritage. Beijing is the capital of China and has a profound cultural heritage. It is the gathering place of textile intangible...

The Influence of E-Learning Quality and Institutional Image on Student Loyalty with Satisfaction as Mediation on the Use of E-Learning at Universitas Negeri Padang

Febri Wiza Rosta, Vidyarini Dwita
This study analyzes the impact of e-learning quality, institutional image, student loyalty, and satisfaction as mediation of e-learning in Padang state universities. The population of this research is the students of Padang State University. The number of research samples is 406 respondents. The analytical...

Exploration of Virtual Simulation Experiment Teaching of Network Communication Courses Based on Cloud Computing

Hui Wang, Zhipeng Si, Bo Hong
The novel coronavirus pneumonia has changed colleges and universities’ traditional classroom teaching mode, especially when the current epidemic situation is still severe; the teaching mode and teaching content need to be adjusted in time. Aiming at the deficiencies in the experimental teaching of network...

The Importance of Partnership for Sustainable Social Marketing Campaign: The Case of the Indonesian Movement for Plastic Bag Diet (GIDKP)

Taufiqur Rahman, Khairatun Hisan
The Indonesian Movement for Plastic Bag Diet (GIDKP) is a movement that actively contributes to reducing plastic waste in Indonesia, especially plastic bags. This movement has a social marketing program called “Plastic Bag Diet”. GIDKP conducts its activities by targeting three parties to reduce plastic...

Victims of Online Based-Gender Violence Please Don’t Keep Your Grief Alone

Sri Mustika, Tellys Corliana
The increasing use of social media hurts women. Many of them have experienced online gender-based violence (OGBV). This study examines the importance of family communication in assisting OGBV victims. The research approach is qualitative and the type of research is descriptive. Data were collected by...

Quality Evaluation of Natural Lighting and Visual Comfort in the Classroom

Sri Novianthi Pratiwi, Etty R. Kridarso, Deka Triwibowo
Natural lighting is an important consideration in effective classroom design to support learning activities. The most important factors in maximizing natural lighting are facade design, window openings, and building orientation. The purpose of this study is to assess the quality of natural lighting in...

Theory and Significance on Construction of Early Warning System on Emergency Management at Universities in China

Lixia Wen
University is always one of the hot spots for emergency. Furthermore, the continuous reform and development of higher institutions increase the occurring frequency. In light of the progress of global economic development, the paper starts with ensuring the lives and properties of teachers and students...
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A Study on Effective Elastic Modulus of Nanocomposites

Li-Chun Bian, Jing Pan, Cai-Hua Wang
Nanocomposites reinforced by carbon nanotubes exhibit great advantages in engineering applications. The waviness of nanotubes is one of the important factors which affect the effective elastic modulus of nanocmposites. This paper aims to develop a new model to replace the wavy carbon nanotubes with effective...

Government Function Transformation and Public Art Management. Reflection, Relation and Revolution

Hanmei Li
Along with the artistic and aesthetic development of modern urban space field, the relationship between public art practice and urban government function is increasingly obvious, and the position and role of public art in urban characteristic culture development is increasingly become the focus of attention....

Research on the Dilemma of Taxi Management in China from the Perspective of Game Theory

Haowen Feng, Weimin Ouyang
On the one hand, technical threshold of the taxi business in China is low, a lot of people can do a taxi driver, on the other hand, taxi business carries out a system of access permission, has a very high monopoly profits. Only have to pay a lot of cost, the driver can become legal taxi driver in the...
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Particle Swarm Optimization in Immune Network Mechanism

Jing Chang
In this paper, based on the particle swarm optimization in the environment of all the particles and their own search experience, using immune network mechanism of the clonal selection mechanism, this paper proposes a particle swarm optimization algorithm based on immune network mechanism. Based on the...