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A Novel Approach for Object Detection Using Optimized Convolutional Neural Network to Assist Visually Impaired People

Suraj Pardeshi, Nikhil Wagh, Kailash Kharat, Vikul Pawar, Pravin Yannawar
Human race is blessed with the five basic senses such as touch, taste, smell, hearing and the most important of them all ‘vision or eyesight’. It is very difficult to survive without any one of them. Unfortunately a mass population across the globe suffers from the ill effects of vision, hampering their...

Toward The Deepening of Democracy in Indonesia: A Habermasian Assessment of The Prospects and Problems of The General Election in Indonesia

Costantinus Fatlolon
The present article evaluates the ideal democratic principles that are espoused by the Indonesian constitution vis-à-vis the actual practice of the general election. It addresses two questions: “Do the actual practices of the general election in Indonesia uphold the democratic principles espoused by...

The Innovative Construction of a Multidimensional Dynamic Evaluation System for College English Courses in Medical Colleges Driven by AIGC

Ying Liu
This study focuses on the particularity and innovation of college English teaching evaluation in medical colleges, proposing the construction of a multidimensional dynamic evaluation system that integrates medical professional needs, driven by AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content). By integrating...
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Prediction of Brain Stroke Severity Using Machine Learning Techniques

Jallu Swathi, Jayalaxmi Anem, Sigalapalli Ruchitha, Sillasaikumar, Athmakuri Haritha, Ponnada Mohan Rao
Stroke is an illness that targets the arteries supplying blood to and in the brain. Stroke happens when a blood vessel that nourishes the brain is affected is clogged as a result of obstruction or hemorrhage. According to WHO Report, 3% population is affected by subarachnoid hemorrhage, 10% by intracerebral...

Verbal and Nonverbal Reinforcement Skills in German Language Teaching Simulation

M. Fatih Bilhaq, Hafdarani Hafdarani, Ending Khoerudin
This study aimed to analyze the types of reinforcement used by students of the German Language Education Study Program at an Indonesian state university and their level of implementation in teaching simulations in the Microteaching course. This course provided a forum for prospective teachers to practice...

The Fictionalized Universe of the Narrative Regarding the Virtual Influencer Miquela Sousa

Rita Lucía Rivera-Prado, Arnau Gifreu-Castells, Yasmin Sayan-Casquino
This research is specifically directed towards the emerging phenomenon of “virtual idols”, with a particular focus on the case of Miquela Sosa. To this end, the theories and guides on narration from prominent authors such as Aristotle [1], Greimas [2] and Rimmon-Kenan [3], among others, were explored....

Edible Nostalgia: Intersection of Food and Memory in Hisashi Kashiwai’s The Kamogawa Food Detectives

P. Megavarshini, K. S. Saradhambal
This paper presents the analyses of Hisashi Kashiwai’s The Kamogawa Food Detectives through the theoretical lenses of Pierre Bourdieu’s habitus and Marcel Proust’s involuntary memory. Kashiwai portrays the cherished memory associated with a partially forgetten dish of the clients who visit the father...

A Community-Based AI Framework for Fire Disaster Risk Reduction in Urban Areas

Oky Iyan Pratama, Febrian Sukma Wardhana, Daniel David Hartama Sitompul
Residential fire incidents remain a persistent challenge in many urban areas of Indonesia, leading to significant social and economic losses. Conventional mitigation efforts are often constrained by limited public awareness, delayed emergency reporting, and the absence of effective early warning systems....

Do Audit Quality and Corporate Social Responsibility Influence Tax Avoidance?

Deddy Sulestiyono, Maya Aresteria, Alfita Rakhmayani, Apip Apip
Tax avoidance is a major concern for governments globally, as companies find ways to avoid paying their fair share of taxes, affecting government revenues and justice in the economy. But the biggest problem for governments is to ensure taxpayers’ compliance. This study examines how audit quality and...

Emotion Recognition System Adoption: A Proposed Framework

Muhammad Nadzree Mohd Yamin, Kamarulzaman Ab. Aziz, Tan Gek Siang, Nor Azlina Ab. Aziz
An emotion recognition system or ERS is an emerging technology due to its potential use in various platforms, applications and sectors. ERS is a key technology arising from the fourth industrial revolution (IR 4.0) and arguably it is becoming a key technology in enabling the fifth industrial revolution...

Implication Analysis on News Headlines in Electronic Media Sopolos.com

Rosyadi Nur Rahmawati, Ardina Rosanatan Jelitasani, Anggrayni Dita Prabaswari
This research aims to examine (1) the forms of implicature in Solopos.com newspaper; (2) the functions of implicature in Solopos.com newspaper. The research utilizes a qualitative approach applying descriptive methods. The data source for this study is social, cultural, and educational news in electronic...
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Consumer Acceptance of Herbal Tea Brewing Based on The Infusion Time and Ratio of Cascara: Dayak Onion

Dian Hasni, Cut Nilda, Murna Muzaifa, Dini Fadhillah, Syafina Asra, Dedy Rahmad
The post-COVID-19 pandemic shifted public perception to a healthier lifestyle, such as the consumption of herbal tea daily. Herbal tea refers to an infusion of grounded dried parts of the plant, either singular or mixed materials which are reported to contain a beneficial compound that improves human...
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Optimizing Sepsis Care Through CNN-LSTM Models: A Comprehensive Data-Driven Approach to Enhance Early Detection and Management

Vaibhav C. Gandhi, Jaina Patel, Bhumika Prajapati, Frenisha Jaimish Digaswala, Roma Vishal Barot, Nirav Patel
Sepsis continues to be a global threat affecting mainly neonate and immunocompromised with high complications and mortality rates. Even with the availability of increasingly sophisticated diagnostic tests and therapeutic approaches, the current ability to identify patients in whom sepsis will develop...
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Visualizing Research Trends in AI-Powered Mathematics Education: Insights from VOS Viewer Mapping

Parum Sarda, Shweta Loonkar, Karishma Desai
Purpose: This study aims to systematically map and analyse global research trends in AI-powered mathematics education, focusing on the adoption, effectiveness, and challenges of AI-driven tools in enhancing the teaching and learning of mathematics across diverse educational contexts. ...
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Multi-Objective Topology Optimization and PID-Controlled Grasping of Compliant Fingers for Parallel Robotic Grippers

Gidugu Lakshmi Srinivas, Pataki Abel Endre, Hasanaj Dea, Mathias Brandstötter
Adaptive grasping of objects with varying geometry remains an important problem in robotic manipulation. Although compliant Fin-Ray-inspired fingers provide better passive adaptation than rigid grippers, the combined design of lightweight finger topology and controlled force interaction is still limited...

Development of Early Childhood Game Model to Increase Movement Activities for Kindergarten and Preschool Student

Pramono Pramono, Arbin Janu S, I Wayan Sutama, Leni Gunadi, Hasnah Binti Mohamed
The purposes of this study are to (1) analyzes the validity of early childhood play models to increase motion activity (2) analyze the practicality of early childhood game models to increase movement activity, (3) analyze the effectiveness of early childhood game models to increase motion activity to...

Students Perception in Entrepreneurship Development at Universitas Negeri Medan

Sahat Siagian, Ali Fikri Hasibuan, Tri Andri Hutapea, Rangga Restu Prayogo
Interest in opening a new business after completing lectures at the State University of Medan is still a concern. This shows that the students’ low interest in entrepreneurship. An entrepreneurial ecosystem can be formed because students come from various disciplines who are possible to have a meeting...
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The Role of Granular Materials on The Strength of Granular Piles for Soft Ground Improvement

M. S. Hossain, M. Shahiduzzaman, P. C. Ghosh
Granular piles, which consist of granular materials, are widely used as a soil improvement technique for increasing the bearing capacity of soft soil and reducing the settlement. In this study laboratory tests were conducted to find out the effectiveness of granular materials and the granular piles constructed...

Sustainable and Energy Efficient Interiors for Residential Buildings: Case of NCR, New Delhi

Varsha Shukla
Rapid urbanization in India’s National Capital Region (NCR) has precipitated a dual crisis of energy scarcity and environmental degradation. As residential construction surges to meet the demands of a growing population, the energy footprint of these habitats has escalated alarmingly. This paper investigates...

Identification of Delayed Delivery Factor at PT.Hunindo Jaya Sejati Using SWOT and Fishbone Methods

Jacintha Soraya, Ayu Puspitasari
This research aims to identify factors of late delivery of goods at PT Hunindo Jaya Sejati, recommends a strategy to improve delivery performance at PT Hunindo Jaya Sejati and find out the performance achievements at PT Hunindo Jaya Sejati. From the results of the research conducted, it can be seen that...

Financial Applications in Insurtech: Transforming Risk Assessment, Customer Experience, and Digital Insurance Ecosystem

S. Ayyappan, Ankitha Theres
The transformation of Financial Technology and insurance has given rise to Insurtech which is rapidly evolving domain reshaping traditional Insurance models. This paper explores how Fin tech applications like Artificial intelligence, IoT and Big data transforming risk assessment, underwriting, Claim...
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Forecasting Bitcoin Price by Tuned Long Short Term Memory Model

Aleksandar Petrovic, Luka Jovanovic, Miodrag Zivkovic, Nebojsa Bacanin, Nebojsa Budimirovic, Marina Marjanovic
The interest for cryptocurrencies is high and hence this work focuses on providing a practical real-world application of the swarm metaheuristics and long short term memory model (LSTM). The goal is price forecasting which is interesting due to the high volatility of the cryptocurrencies. The authors...

Comparative Analyses of Theosis, Theory of the True Self and Search for Meaning in Life: Diverse Approaches to Self-transcendence

Victor Nechaev
Contemporary psychology considers ST a developmental marker associated with the highest psychospiritual growth and maturity (Garcia-Romeu et al., Garcia-Romeu et al. 2015) and an indicator of striving for broader fulfilment of human potential (Koltko-Rivera, Koltko-Rivera 2006). However, despite the...

Christianity and Positive Affect

Lufanna C. H. Lai
This study aimed to examine the affective composition of Christians in terms of homeostatically protected mood (HPMood), comprising content, happy and excited. It is postulated that biblical teaching may have an enhancement effect on the affective aspect of Christians. Hence, it is predicted that the...

The Role of Influencer Interactivity and Authenticity in Forming Brand Trust

Bogy Febriatmoko, Widya Prananta, Angga Pandu Wijaya
This research aims to explore the influence of interactivity and authenticity of influencers on social media on the formation of emotional bonds and trust in followers, especially in generation Z who have technosavvy characteristics. Influencers who are trusted still need deeper research in forming their...
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Optimizing Project Management: Integrating Critical Chain Method with Modified Full-Time Equivalent at PT. Indospring Tbk

Ali Reza Muthahhari, Moses Laksono Singgih
The Applied Technology Department at PT. Indospring Tbk encounters significant challenges in managing automation projects, such as uneven workload distribution and the absence of standardized tools for project planning and workload analysis. These issues lead to engineer overload, project delays, and...

Christianity and Positive Affect

Lufanna C. H. Lai
This study aimed to examine the affective composition of Christians in terms of homeostatically protected mood (HPMood), comprising content, happy and excited. It is postulated that biblical teaching may have an enhancement effect on the affective aspect of Christians. Hence, it is predicted that the...

Women’s Empowerment and Sustainability Business through Integrated Farming System: A Case Study from Rural Indonesia

Miftahul Khaerat
Sustainability issues in rural Indonesia are not only related to the challenges of livestock waste management and clean energy limitations, but also closely related to women’s limited access to productive economic activities. In Babangen Village, Bantaeng Regency, South Sulawesi, these conditions gave...

Exploring Halal Supply Chain Modernization Using Digital Twin Integration for Traceability, Compliance and Operational Excellence

Mohd Firdaus Osman, Farha Ghapar, Fui Rui, Veera Pandiyan Kaliani Sundram
This study investigates the transformative potential of Digital Twin (DT) technology in the Halal supply chain, focusing on its role in enhancing traceability, ensuring compliance, and improving operational efficiency. Drawing on a qualitative research approach, insights were collected through interviews...

Bridging the gap between youth unemployment and entrepreneurship in the United Arab Emirates

Sunette Scanlen, Lindall Elaine Adams
The study examines the role of entrepreneurship in addressing youth unemployment and the skills required for young people to succeed as entrepreneurs, particularly within the Arab region, including the UAE, between 2015 and 2024. In many countries, youth unemployment poses a significant socioeconomic...
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Development and Clinical Implementation of a Digital PCR-Based Method for Non-Invasive Prenatal Test of Trisomy 21 in Mongolia

Khaliunaa Tuvshinjargal, Gerelsuren Batbayar, Nomuun Oyunbat, Dolgion Damdinbazar, Jamiyan Purevsuren, Tuul Bayarsaikhan, Sansar Gombodorj, Altantsetseg Buriad, Gantulga Davaakhuu
Mongolia faces challenges in the prenatal diagnosis of trisomy conditions, resulting in increased late-term terminations, especially for Down syndrome. There is a need for improved and more specific diagnostic methods, including digital PCR-based NIPT. To address the lack of localized validation for...

Global Halal Industry Strategy: A Literature Review Analysis

Nova Rini, Shobichatul Aminah, Abdul Rohman, Zaenudin Zaenudin
This research aims to map global halal industry strategies based on previous research publications and identify halal industry strategy models that can be implemented globally. The research method used is qualitative research with a literature review approach. The data analysis method uses VOSviewer...

Youth Digital Activism on the “Pesta Babi” Documentary: Comparative Analysis of TikTok and X

Fajar Maulana, Nur’annafi Farni Syam Maela
The release of the documentary film “Pesta Babi” triggered a wave of digital activism among young people, particularly regarding the crucial issues of food estates and the rights of Indigenous communities in Papua. This study examines how young people use social media platforms such as TikTok and X to...
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Patient Satisfaction with Outpatient Pharmacy Services in Hospitals: A Systematic Review

S. R. Deka Shintiya Kafriyani, Anna Wahyuni Widayanti, Tuangrat Phodha
Patient satisfaction is a key indicator of hospital service quality. Outpatient pharmacy services support medication access, clear communication, and adherence. Variations in satisfaction across countries emphasize the need for structured evaluation to identify service gaps and improve pharmacy care....

An Evaluation of the Implementation of Assessment in Biology Distant Learning Based on Curriculum 2013

Ruli Noor Muhaini, Suranto
This study is aimed to evaluate the planning and process of the authentic assessment of Biology distant learning based on curriculum 2013. It is a quantitative evaluation study on the implementation of authentic assessment in Biology distant learning based on curriculum 2013 in SMAN 1 using the Stake...

Green Governance in Action: Moroccan Banks’ Strategies for a Sustainable Transition and the Development of Green Finance

Hafidi Noura, Moutahaddib Aziz
Moroccan banks are increasingly incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations to support the nation’s transition to a sustainable economy. Despite rising awareness, questions remain about the internal governance mechanisms enabling effective green finance adoption and alignment...

Lanjiaxie Reimagined: A Design Education Project and Framework to Foster Rural Cultural Entrepreneurship

Maurizio Vrenna, Lisa Perrine Brown
This paper presents a practice-based design education project that protects, innovates, and popularizes lanjiaxie, a traditional Chinese craft using indigo dye and carved wooden blocks to create decorative fabrics known for their intricate blue and white patterns. Conducted at an international university...

A Pilot Study on the Role of Ethical Leadership in Fostering Innovation and Resilience in Supply Chain Organizations

Mohammad Reza Onsori, Parsa Onsori, Nikolett Gyurian Nagy, Gábor Szabó-Szentgróti
This paper aims to evaluate the impact of ethical leadership on innovation and resilience in supply chain organizations during a crisis. It explores the dynamics through which ethical leaders may influence organizational ethical culture and organizational flexibility to lead supply chain organizations...

Integrating the Auction and Role-play Game into English Speaking Class

Xinyue Deng, Xiusong Qin, Xiaoqing Yuan, Xiaoxin Zhou
This study explores the effect of games (e.g., the auction and role-play game) in teaching spoken English among Chinese middle school students. Five participants were divided into two groups and given online courses with and without games for comparisons. This research utilized a qualitative method to...

Semiotic Analysis of Mental Disorders in BTS Magic Shop Lyrics

Verisa Rizki Amara, Rina Sari Kusuma
This article examines the meaning of mental health in the lyrics of the BTS’s song Magic Shop with Roland Barthes’ semiotic analysis. The meanings obtained through this analysis are connotation, denotation, and myth. The research method used a qualitative method with an interpretive approach, while the...

Inheritance of Past Marga’s Social Life in South Sumatra to Current Development

Meita Istianda, Dedi Irwanto, Giyanto
Marga’s is a government system that has existed in South Sumatra society in the past. The socio-cultural wealth of the people of South Sumatra has become a special attraction for historical studies, social sciences and development policies. The occurrence of social deviations such as the emergence of...
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P8.05 DIABETES CONTROL QUALITY IS AN INDEPENDENT FACTOR OF ARTERIAL WALL RIGIDIFICATION

A.L. Lieber, C. Vesin, M.E. Safar, B.I. Levy, J. Blacher
Pages: 187 - 188
Introduction: Arterial tree alteration is the cornerstone of diabetes complications and its mechanical parameters are impaired. Objective: Which are aortic pulse wave velocity determinants in a diabetic population? Methods: We studied 132 diabetic patients. They entered the day hospital to have a cardiovascular...

Analysis of the Legal Protection of Online Transportation Services Users for Unenjoyable Actions by Online Ojek Drivers Through Social Media According to Law Number 8 of 1999 Concerning Consumer Protection

Belinda Selfira, Jeanne Neltje
Information and communication technology has changed the behavior and lifestyle of people globally. The development of information and communication technology has caused the world to become borderless, where one person can access and send information to others quickly over long distances. Based on the...
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P8.04 ARTERIAL FUNCTION AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY: THEIR INTERPLAY IN EUGLYCAEMIC, NEVER-TREATED HYPERTENSIVES

P. Xaplanteris, C. Vlachopoulos, G. Vyssoulis, G. Antoniou, C. Stefanadis
Pages: 187 - 187
Background: Insulin resistance is a feature of essential hypertension. The interrelationships of indices of insulin resistance and arterial function in euglycaemic, never-treated hypertensives has not been addressed. To this end, we investigated the correlations of two insulin resistance indices (HOMA:...
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P4.16 INSULIN RESISTANCE IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED LARGE ARTERY STIFFNESS IN NORMOTENSIVE HEALTHY ADULTS

J.E. Ochoa, M.M. Correa, A.M. Valencia, J.G. McEwen, J.A. Gallo, G. Bilo, P. Salvi, D. Aristizabal, G. Parati
Pages: 187 - 188
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P8.03 INCREASED ARTERIAL STIFFNESS IN WOMEN WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH LEVEL OF C-REACTIVE PROTEIN

A. Cypiene, A. Venalis, L. Ryliskyte, J. Dadoniene, Z. Petrulioniene, M. Kovaite, R. Rugiene, A. Laucevicius
Pages: 187 - 187
Introduction: The elevated level of C reactive protein (CRP) is associated with increased arterial stiffness in general population. However, it is uncertain whether CRP is related to arterial stiffness in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Methods: We studied 63 RA women...