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Analysis of Lecturers’ and Students’ Needs Toward Intercultural Learning Material for Drama Subject

Eripuddin, Jufrizal, Agustina
Intercultural learning requires the individual to learn what culture is by reflecting on his or her own cultures, by learning about other cultures, and how to engage successfully with the members of other cultures in various social contexts. Intercultural learning situation in the classroom needs to...

An Exploratory Study on Stimulators in Influencer Marketing: A Critical Review on Content and Audience Engagement

Anand Thakur, Kavita Singla, T. Mohammed Irshad
Social media influencer (SMI) marketing is reshaping the mainstream of the digital world. Scholarly work indicates the significance of relevant and effective SMI content to ensure audience engagement and a trustable profile of the influencer. Based on an exploratory research design, the present study...

Oral Interaction Assessment through Video-recorded Group Discussion: A Case of English for Communication Skills (ECS) for Graduating Students

Hema Rosheny Mustafa, Rika Diana Busri, Nurul Na’immah Hamdan, Shazwani Abd Rahman
Possessing a good language proficiency could significantly help one to speak better. However, taking an online test in that target language could impact one’s performance. This paper aims to investigate online test anxiety in a group discussion among graduating students majoring in TESL. Oral interaction...
Proceedings Article

Comprehensive Review of Typical Methods of Wireless Sensing

Ruilin Su
This article explores three studies dealing with the application of Wi-Fi Channel State Information (CSI) to the field of intellectual perception, focusing on its core technology for monitoring the daily lives of the elderly, detecting sleep disorders, and applying gesture recognition with an open set...

Innovation of Power Financial Informatization Risk Management and Control Mode under the Background of New Energy

Tong Ni, Yifei Tang, Qiang Ma, Wanlong Huang, Qiong Liao
Against the backdrop of global energy transition, the large-scale development of new energy (e.g., wind and solar power) has reshaped the financial management landscape of power enterprises. New energy projects are characterized by high upfront investment, long payback periods (15–20 years), and high...
Proceedings Article

Comparative Analysis of Multi-Objective Metaheuristic Algorithms for UAV Path Planning in Complex 3D Environments

Rupesh Pal, Pinky Pinky, Karan Verma
Unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, are becoming more and more significant in a number of applications, such as delivery, search and rescue, and surveillance. UAV path planning in intricate 3D landscapes with numerous obstacles is still a difficult multi-objective optimization problem. Four multi-objective...

From Distraction to Engagement: A Digital Ecosystem Model for Sustaining Student Attention in Higher Education

P. Leslie Dass
This paper addresses the growing challenge of declining student attention spans in digitally mediated higher education environments and proposes a structured conceptual framework to address it. While digital learning ecosystems have enhanced accessibility, flexibility, and personalization of learning...

Integration of Language Variations in Indonesian Language Learning at High School (SMA) in Bulukumba District

Juliana Rahman, Nurhayati Nurhayati, Munira Hasyim
This study aims to describe the integration of language variation in Indonesian language learning at high school level (SMA) in Bulukumba District. The focus of the study is on how teachers utilize language varieties, including spoken and written forms, as well as local dialects, in the teaching and...

Development of a Flexible Financial Planning Web-Based Application for Indigenous Communities at Village Credit Institution in Badung Regency, Bali

I Made Wijana, Anak Agung Putri, Suardani Suardani, I Ketut Suwintana, I Gusti Putu Fajar Pranadi Sudhana
This research aims to develop a Flexible Financial Planning Web-based application For Indigenous Village Communities at Village Credit Institution (LPD) in Badung Regency, Bali. This research is a continuation and refinement of previous research results. This stage includes: revision to be more flexible,...

Governance Decentralization in The Fiscal of Rural Cooperation in Indonesia, A Literature Review

Elly Rustiny, Utang Suwaryo, Nandang Alamsah Deliarnoor, Dede Sri Kartini
The district and municipal administrations in Indonesia require support from the central and provincial governments for funding infrastructure projects. The budget of government entities at the district and municipal levels in Indonesia displays a higher proportion of financial assistance from the central...

Analysis of Organizational Culture of Journalists at PT Makassar Indomedia Terkini.id

Rasni Gani, Tuti Bahfiarti, Muhammad Farid
Organizational culture defines as sharing beliefs, principles, and behaviors that are the straits and personalities of a specific organization. It shows different characteristics of each organization, ranging from internal relations, policy, and service. Due to shifts in interaction patterns from face-to-face...

Implementation of The Independent Learning Activities of The Independent Campus (MBKM) Teaching Campus Program at Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

Nabila Faridatussa’diyah, Moh. Chairil Asmawan
The independent curriculum for learning an independent campus is an implementation of a new strategy from the Ministry of Education which is intended for universities that give students the right to study outside the study program for 3 semesters. This study aims to determine the benefits, success rate...
Proceedings Article

Design and Constructions Preeing Machine Compost Block from Organic Waste with Hidraulic System

Amuddin, Ida Ayu Widhiantari, Rosyid Ridho, Fakhrul Irfan Khalil, Wahyudi Zulfikar
The problem of agricultural waste is a problem experienced by almost all people in all regions in Indonesia. The increasing population followed by the increasing need for food such as vegetables and fruits from agriculture has an impact on the amount of waste produced. Waste treatment is very necessary...
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Phantom Inventory Detection in Retail Supply Chains using Federated Learning

P. Praveenkumar, I. Mithra, E. Sanjana, K. Preethi, Puspita Dash
Phantom inventory is the difference between what a retailer has recorded in their inventory system and the stock that is physically available in the store. This difference leads to loss of sales, customer dissatisfaction and supply chain waste. The proposed approach implements a system based on Federated...

Digital Media Dissemination Strengthens Public Information in Tourism Policy

Siti Chotijah, Bambang Sudjarwadi, Abiano Affan
General Background: Digital media, particularly social media platforms, have become dominant channels for information dissemination, with widespread usage among the Indonesian population. Specific Background: With over 143 million social media users in Indonesia and high engagement across platforms such...

Recontextualizing Nostalgia: Instagram Marketing Strategy for Petualangan Sherina 2 (2023)

Josephine Melinda, Bisma Fabio Santabudi
This study examines how nostalgia marketing is constructed in the Instagram promotion of Petualangan Sherina 2, the sequel to a culturally significant Indonesian film released in 2000. Using a qualitative descriptive design, the research analyzes 26 Instagram posts uploaded on the official account @filmpetualangansherina...

The Intersections of English-Language Proficiency, Use of Technology, and Teaching and Learning Mathematics in Undergraduate Courses in the UAE

Nataliia Borysenko, Magdaleen Corne Lotter, Panagiotis Papadopoulos
There is an undeniable link between student language proficiency and mathematical performance. In institutions such as ours in the UAE, the medium of instruction is English, which poses a further layer of complexity for Emirati students in developing mathematical skills. How can math teachers overcome...

Plea Bargaining Mechanism in Corruption Crimes: A Strategy for Returning State Financial Losses in Indonesia

Heru Aprianto, Hari Purwadi, Muhammad Rustamaji
Corruption seriously undermines good governance. One method that is receiving a lot of attention is plea bargaining, which involves negotiating guilty pleas. Although it has numerous advantages, its usage in corruption cases still suffers from practical problems and reaps a series of benefits, but also...

The Effect Of Artificial Intelligence On Teaching Methods: Towards Innovative And Adaptive Pedagogy

Abdelilah Benthami, Habiba Bouijij
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming a cornerstone in various sectors of life, including education, where it significantly enhances learning experiences. As we advance technologically, integrating AI into educational strategies is more common, marking a shift towards innovative and adaptable...

Gamer Culture in Playing Simulated Violence Against Non-Playable Characters (NPC) in Video Games

Panggio Restu Wilujeng, Rahma Sugihartati, Muhammad Saud, Nurvita Wijayanti
The latest developments in video games are getting closer to reality in the real world. A realistic approach is embedded in video games through visual graphics and also the ability of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to play characters in the game. Non Playable Character (NPC) is a complement developed with...
Proceedings Article

Development and Invitro Characterization of Nanosponge Formulation of Lovastatin for Oral Delivery Using a Central Composite Design

Jhansi Rani Mallam, Nagaraju Ravouru
Nanosponges are new colloidal drug carriers with nanosized cavities to encapsulate both lipophilic and hydrophilic drug moieties. They can circumvent the various formulation challenges associated with poor water solubility, low bioavailability, targeting, and controlled release of actives. Lovastatin,...

Species Distribution Modeling Reveals Autecological Determinants of Vachellia nilotica in Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands

Sutomo, Jalma Giring Sukmawati, Hendra Helmanto, Hery Kurniawan, Eko Prasetyo, Nida Humaida
This study investigates the autecological determinants influencing the distribution of Vachellia nilotica (L.) P.J.H. Hurter & Mabb., an invasive species in Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia. Using a Species Distribution Modeling (SDM) approach, we aimed to identify the environmental factors...

Exploring the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in K-12 Education: An Indonesian Case

Cecilia Titiek Murniati, Theresia Dwi Hastuti, Ridwan Sanjaya
Previous research on the utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in K-12 education suggests that when used properly, AI can cater to the diverse needs of K-12 students. AI-powered tools have the potential to enrich students’ learning experiences and improve the quality of teaching. In Indonesia,...

Enhancing Farmers Human Capital and Awareness Digital Agricultural Insurance in Multi-Hazard Prone Area of Temon, Kulon Progo

Deden Kurniawan, Yuphi Handoko Suparmoko, Sugeng Priyanto, Taqwa Putra Budi Sidi Hiram
This study explores strategies for enhancing farmers’ human capital and awareness to improve the adoption of digital agricultural insurance in multi-hazard-prone areas of Kulon Progo, Indonesia. As a disaster-prone region frequently impacted by floods, droughts, and pest outbreaks, Kulon Progo’s rice...

Audit and Internal Control in the Era of Emerging Technologies: Trends and Innovations, A Bibliometric Analysis

Ezziri Hamza, Ouabouch Lhoussaine
In the context of accelerated digital transformation, emerging technologies are reshaping audit and internal control practices, driving growing academic interest. However, the fragmented literature highlights the need for a bibliometric analysis to map key trends and developments in this field. ...
Proceedings Article

A Performance Comparison of Conventional and Adaptive Multi-modal Fusion Frameworks for Alzheimer’s Disease Classification

Amar Dum, K. V. Kulhalli
Classifying Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) using multimodal neuroimaging data like Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is a significant challenge in medical imaging. The effectiveness of these models relies heavily on the strategy used to combine data from both modalities....

The Role of Indonesian Diaspora in Shaping Japan’s Representations on Social Media

Fathun Nisa Zakiya El Fajri, Kurniawaty Iskandar, Muhammad Reza Rustam
This research explores how Indonesian diaspora in Japan construct representations of Japan through Instagram. The research aims to understand their motivations for creating content, the forms of representation they produce, and how social media functions as a space for informal support and connection...

A Sustainable Natural Composite Material for Automotive Applications

Komal Kadam, Divya Padmanabhan
This project focuses on making an eco-friendly composite material using sugarcane bagasse fibers and epoxy resin. The main goal is to study how different fiber-to-resin ratios (8:1, 11:1, and 14:1) affect the strength and stiffness of the final material. The sugarcane bagasse fibers were cleaned, dried,...

Effects of a Structured AI Integration Framework on Faculty Technology Acceptance and Adoption in Higher Education: A Quasi-Experimental Study

Oana-Adriana Ticleanu, Nicolae Constantinescu
We ran a quasi-experimental pre-post study, with a four-week follow-up, to examine the Integration Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education (IFAI-HE). The program is built around six modules and draws on Technology Acceptance Model 3, Rogers’s Diffusion of Innovations, the Concerns-Based...
Proceedings Article

The Paradox of Organic and Sustainable Certifications in Nepalese Orthodox Tea: Do Producers Truly Benefit?

Gaurab Luitel, Hari Krishna Panta, Kishor Chandra Dahal, Tara Prasad Bhusal, Krishna Prasad Timsina
Organic and sustainable certifications have become critical for tea producers seeking access to premium international markets. However, their economic implications in Nepal’s orthodox tea industry continue to be a subject of debate. Organic and sustainable certifications such as United States Department...

Theory of Planned Behavior and Environmental Concern on Green Investment Intention: The Mediation Role of Green Trust

Candy Candy, Kelvin Kelvin, Hesniati Hesniati
The research aims to examine the green investment intentions of Indonesian investors. The Indonesian government is starting sustainable development with the capital city of the archipelago which will become a green city. Background. Indonesia is facing environmental problems, one of which is the level...

Compliance of the Goals of Modern Family Policy with the Development Processes of the Modern Family

Natalya Ignatyeva, Natalya Bukhalova
The article analyses the legislation of the Russian Federation and several developed countries in the field of marital and family relations, as well as the goals and directions of the development of the social institution of the family within the framework of strategies and concepts approved by the state....
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P6.08 CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THE ARTERIAL SYSTEM COMPARED

N. Westerhof, B.E. Westerhof
Pages: 165 - 166
Systolic pressure, Ps, and pulse pressure, PP, are determined by heart and arterial system. We here compare systemic arterial system characterizations alone, and mention their use and limitations (aspects). 1.Peripheral resistance, Rp. Required: Mean Pressure and Cardiac Output; Characterization:...
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P6.07 METHODOLOGICAL ASPECT OF BRACHIAL FLOW MEDIATED DILATION: IMPROVEMENT OF REPRODUCIBILITY

F. Faita, V. Gemignani, E. Bianchini, F. Stea, M. Demi, L. Ghiadoni
Pages: 165 - 165
Brachial artery flow-mediated dilation (FMD) is the most widely used technique for assessing endothelial function in humans. FMD is reduced in the presence of cardiovascular risk factors and diseases and it is an independent predictor of events. However, its major limitation is the relatively low reproducibility....
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P5.08 INVESTIGATING THE DETERMINANTS OF IMPAIRED DIASTOLIC FILLING IN ELDERLY FEMALE HYPERTENSIVES

G. Abdula, A. Manouras, R. Winter, L.H. Lund, L.Å. Brodin, A. Sahlén
Pages: 165 - 165
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3.3 TOTAL ARTERIAL ELASTANCE IS MORE STRONGLY ASSOCIATED WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE THAN CAROTID-FEMORAL PULSE WAVE VELOCITY

C.M. Park, T. Tillin, K. March, N. Chaturvedi, A.D. Hughes
Pages: 165 - 166
Background. Arterial stiffness is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity (cfPWV) is considered as the ‘gold standard’ measurement method. However cfPWV does not assess the stiffness of the proximal aorta and its sensitivity at higher...
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P6.06 CAN WE LEARN ANYMORE ABOUT ARTERIAL FUNCTION FROM THE VALSALVA MANOEUVRE? WAVE INTENSITY ANALYSIS CAN INFORM US ABOUT RESERVOIR FUNCTION

A.J. Baksi, J.E. Davies, N. Hadjiloizou, R. Baruah, B. Unsworth, R.A. Foale, K.H. Parker, D.P. Francis, J. Mayet, A.D. Hughes
Pages: 165 - 165
Background: The Valsalva manoeuvre (VM) is a physiological manoeuvre capable of generating profound changes in venous return. Although its physiology has been extensively described, the predominant focus has been on dynamic effects on cardiac preload with subsequent impact on cardiac output. However,...
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P5.08 NORMALISATION FOR WALL SHEAR STRESS STIMULUS IMPROVES ACCURACY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF GLUCOSE-INDUCED CHANGES IN FLOW-MEDIATED DILATION

F.C.G. van Bussel, B.C.T. van Bussel, M.T.J. van Bussel, J. Op’t Roodt, A.P.G. Hoeks, C.G. Schalkwijk, K.D. Reesink
Pages: 165 - 166
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3.2 LOCAL ARTERIAL STIFFNESS ASSESSED BY ECHO TRACKING IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASED PULSE WAVE VELOCITY IN HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIC RABBIT

M. Isabelle, C. Ragonnet, S. Chimenti, C. Badier-Commander, C. Vayssettes-Courchay, N. Villeneuve, J.-P. Vilaine
Pages: 165 - 165
Arterial stiffness (AS) is generally measured by regional arterial pulse wave velocity (rPWV) or locally by arterial distensibility. Although often used interchangeably, some studies show a weak correlation between these well accepted AS index depending on population. Thus, we aim to investigate in an...

Social Media Marketing as a Marketing Tools in COVID-19 Pandemics: A Systematic Review

Arum Prasasti, Cesya Rizkika Parahiyati
The use of social media as a marketing tool has been predominantly apparent in the last few years. For marketers, social media is seen as an opportunity to advertise their product or services. Thereby, it is expected that social media reaches far more users than traditional media and eventually converts...
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P6.05 MRI AORTIC THORACIC ELASTIC PROPERTIES ASSESSMENT COMPARED TO ARTERIAL STIFFNESS ASSESSMENT BY TRANSCUTANEOUS DEVICES

L. Joly, A. Kearney-Schwartz, P. Salvi, D. Mandry, P. Rossignol, G. Karcher, P.Y. Marie, F. Zannad, A. Benetos
Pages: 165 - 165
Background: Aortic elasticity properties (aortic distensibility, compliance, elastic modulus, and stiffness index) can be evaluated by cross-sectional thoracic aorta areas measurements at 2 times of the cardiac cycle (peak systolic and end-diastolic phases) with PC-cine MRI series. Pulse wave velocity...
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OR-04 IMPORTANCE OF TIME DELAY ESTIMATION METHODS FOR AORTIC PULSE WAVE VELOCITY ASSESSMENT WITH PHASE-CONTRAST MRI

Priyanka Bhattacharya, Chandrahasa Sharabu, Deepa Rawat, Scott Akers, Anjaneyulu Dunde, Prithvi Shivakumar, Prasad Konda, Walter Witschey, Payman Zamani, Julio A. Chirinos
Pages: 165 - 165