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Optimization of Food Bar Formula Based on Pumpkin, Edamame, Moringa Leaves and Snakehead Fish as Supplementary Food to Prevent Stunting

Tri D. Widyaningsih, Apriliawan Hidayatullah, Tara K. Hapsari, Agisty A. Kinanti, Shani’ina Febriyantiningtyas
Based on the SSGI Survey by the Indonesian Ministry of Health’s, stunting prevalence decreased from 24.4% in 2021 to 21.6% in 2022. However, based on WHO (World Health Organization) criteria it is still classified as a high category (>20%) so it has not reached the target of WHO. Referring to “Factors...

Sustainability by Design: IKEA’s Eco-Friendly Marketing Efforts

S. Mahalakshmi, Anitha Nallasivam, S. Hemanth Kumar, K. S. Kalavathy, Kavitha Desai
IKEA, the global retail, and home furnishings giant, takes center stage in this comprehensive case study, as we delve into the multifaceted realm of its sustainable marketing initiatives. IKEA has not only established a remarkable presence in the industry but has also redefined the way we approach sustainable...

The Commencement of Madunglish by Plurilingualism-Translanguaging-Multilingual Education on the Spot

Shofiyatul Hasanah, Parahita Pradipta
This study exhibits ethnographic-eventualities of Madurese-Scholar’s English Second-Language (L2), scheming to identify Plurilingualism (PL), Translanguaging (TL), & Multilingual-Education (MLE) habitudes (Madurese-to-Indonesian-to-English utilization & awareness), their employments privileges,...

The Relationship Of Teacher Teaching Strategies And Class Environment With Student Learning Motivation

Warni Tune Sumar, Besse Mahawati
This research aims to determine: (1) the relationship between teachers’ teaching strategies with the learning motivation of junior high school students in East City District; (2) relationship environment class with motivation Study student Junior High School District-wide City East; (3) the relationship...
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A Cross-Cultural Study on the Reasons for Cart Abandonment in E-Commerce

H. C. Leelavathy, N. R. Bharathi, Vishal Kumar, A. Kavya, G. Shrusti, D. S. Mohan, Sachinkumar Maliyappa Gowdru, M. N. Nihal Ahmed
Cart abandonment is a significant issue in the e-commerce industry since 70 percent of online shopping carts are abandoned even though the industry has improved the checkout systems and online payments and mobile services. The study of cart abandonment behavior is critical as it demonstrates not only...

Assessing the Impact of Sustainable Waste Management Practices on Rural Tourist Destinations- A Study of Himachal Pradesh

Kiran Shashwat, Sandeep Paatlan, Anil Kumar, Amit Kumar Dashora
Himachal Pradesh is abundant with various natural, ecological, cultural, and rural treasures. During the last decade, policymakers and researchers have taken the initiative to create tourists’ sensitivity towards the cultural & natural properties of its tourist hotspots by maintaining their integrity....

Why Are the Business Relations of Craftsmen Slow in the Commercialization of Cococraft Products?

Dumasari Dumasari, Dinda Dewi Aisyah, Sulistyani Budiningsih, Maria Mu’ti Wulandari
Social relations are a strategic necessity for increasing the productivity of off-farm agricultural enterprises. The marketing techniques for off-farm products are varied. Product commercialization is a potential marketing requirement to expand markets. However, commercialization is difficult to achieve...

Understanding Intellectual Property Protection Issues Surrounding Rapid Technological Advancements Like Generative AI

Nikita Chaudhary, Anurag Kumar Srivastava, Prashant Chauhan
In this paper we cater to hard questions surrounding Intellectual Property (IP) protection and Artificial Intelligence evolution at the same time. Firstly, there is a need to carefully demystify several IP protection measures adopted by EU, USA, UK under respective AI governance policy. How far have...
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Cloud-based Server Environment for Waste Management in Hospitals

K. Aishwarya, T. R. Dinesh Kumar, U. Savitha, Vemasani Monish, R. RaviChandran, T. Vishwa
One of the main factors causing illness epidemics, particularly in developing nations, has historically been overfilled dumpsters. Since the idea of Internet of Things (IoT) technology has come to pass, the area of medical research—along with its new technologies—is developing quickly. By controlling...

Review of The Needs for Passenger Service Facilities With Special Needs at Bitung Ferry Port, North Sulawesi Province

Paulina Ferdinand Pusriansyah, Desti Yuvita Sari, Novrianti Puspitasari, Febby Yanti
Bitung Ferry Port is one of the public facilities intended for the general public without exception including users of special needs services. In the implementation of the transportation system, security and comfort are things that need to be prioritized for users of transportation services. However,...
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Research on E-commerce Development of Southeast Asian Products in the Context of “Blockchain + Artificial Intelligence”

Shi Zhou
The aim of this research is to explore the development issues of Southeast Asian product e-commerce in the context of “blockchain + artificial intelligence” and provide recommendations for sustainable development. Firstly, through the analysis of the global, Chinese, and Southeast Asian e-commerce market,...

The Effect of Variations in Freestyle Drill Exercises Using Fins on the Speed of 50-Meter Freestyle Swimming for Men’s KU III Athletes from the Tirta Prima Club in Medan

Puji Ratno, Melysa Humairoh Lubis, Nurman Hasibuan, Filli Azandi, Haris Kurniawan
This study aims to determine the effect of varying drill exercises using fins on the 50-meter freestyle swimming speed of male athletes aged 12 and 13 years old from the Tirta Prima Club in Medan. The research method used was an experiment with a one-group pretest-posttest design. The research subjects...

The Green Transition: Balancing Carbon Emissions and Other Environmental Harms

Akshat Gautam, Konark Pratap Gupta
The transition away from fossil fuels as the predominant source of energy in the world is arguably the 4th great energy transition in human history. It is necessitated by rising global temperatures and changing climactic patterns caused by the emission of Greenhouse Gases, with carbon dioxide being the...

Law Transformation of Civil Liability in Digital Business

Hetty Hassanah, Astri Aprilianti
The transformation of civil accountability law in digital business is a complex and relevant topic digital era. Important aspect is the exoneration clause in digital business contracts. This study used a descriptive analytical approach using normative juridical methods. Research results show that many...

Alternative Use of the Concept of “Collective Punishment” in Eradicating Corruption in Indonesia

Nu’man Aunuh, Muhammad Luthfi
This study examines the concept of collective punishment also called kinship punishment as applied in various legal systems, including historical practices in China (zu zhu during the Qin and Han dynasties), Israel (the demolition of Palestinian militants’ families’ homes), and North Korea (the association...

Community of Blind Writers in Indonesia: An Appreciative Perspective

Anas Ahmadi, Bambang Yulianto, Kisyani Kisyani, Siti I. Savira
The study of contextual writing is currently the concern of various parties, one of which is related to the writing community. In this regard, this article aims to explore the Indonesian blind writing community. The method used in this study is qualitative because the researcher focuses more on narrative...
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Fish Species Composition of the Lethrinidae Family from Ambon and Surrounding Waters

Kiska L. G. Rijoly, Sara Haumahu, Frederik Rijoly
Fishes from the Lethrinidae family are demersal fish that have important economic value and are widely found in tropical waters, including in Maluku waters. The propose of this study is to inventory fishes from the Lethrinidae Family that are sold at Mardika Market, Ambon, Indonesia. This research was...
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The Relationship between Nutritional Knowledge with Food Attitudes on Post COVID-19 Pandemic among High School Adolescents

Yulilina Retno Dewahrani, Saidah Linaili Rahmah, Sri Rahayu
Knowledge of nutrients is essential for adolescents to maintain optimal body function and prevent various health issues. The nutritional knowledge taught to high school students plays a crucial role in empowering high school students to make informed decisions about their health including food choice...
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An Experimental Study: ICA-Based Sensorimotor Rhythms Detection in ALS Patients for BCI Applications

Vahid Gerami Oskouei, Ali Naderi Saatlo, Sobhan Sheykhivand, Ali Farzamnia
Independent Component Analysis (ICA) is used in this paper to study the brain signals of patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) in the EEGLAB toolbox. Electroencephalography (EEG) signals are recorded in unipolar mode, wherein the Cz electrode is selected as the reference electrode. Therefore,...

Minimalism Lifestyles Promote Well-Being: The New Paradigm

Pang Mary, Lai Ming-Ming
The principle of oneness of life is inseparable between mind and hearts of people that help to contribute well-being. This paper explains the key attributes of minimalism lifestyle in a modern digital society. A conceptual framework proposes the cultivation of minimalism lifestyle to motivates a person...

The Impact of Working Environment on Employee Job Satisfaction

Mastura Roni, Wan Hasmat Wan Hasan, Muhammad Fairuz Jamil
In the modern era, organizations face several challenges due to the dynamic nature of the environment. One of the crucial challenges is to meet employee satisfaction to cope with a constantly changing and evolving environment. However, in delivering better products and services, many organizations are...
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Assessment of the Perception of Commuters’ Towards Service Quality of Mass Rapid Transit in Dhaka City, Bangladesh

Siam Junaed, Nazmus Sakib, Tofayel Ahmed Tapu, Razesh Kanti Sarkar
Dhaka Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is the first-ever rapid transit system in Bangladesh, implemented with the aim of mitigating the acute traffic congestion in Dhaka City by providing a dependable transportation alternative to personal automobiles. In order to assess the performance and service quality...

Enhancing Commercial Bank Customer Churn Prediction with Bayesian-Optimized Stacking Algorithm

Zihua Mai
This study tackles customer churn in the financial sector by introducing a Bayesian-optimized Stacking ensemble model to enhance prediction accuracy and stability. The proposed model incorporates five base classifiers and uses a Decision Tree with a maximum depth of 4 as the meta-learner in a two-layer...

The Influence of Transactional Leadership on Work Engagement with Organizational Commitment and Work Motivation

Andreas Wijaya, Sophia Reni Susilo, Lelly Christin, Willy Dozen, Silvani Silvani
The success of an organization is of course supported by the roles of its members, from the leader to the members of the team below. Interestingly, currently many of the workforce available are millennials, especially the challenges they face are varied in managing millennial human resources, starting...
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Enhancing Color Stability in Green-Colored Rice Flour through Alkaline Blanching of Suji and Pandan Leaves

Salwa Farahdiva Risaputri, Erni Sofia Murtini
The innovation of green-colored rice flour (GCRF) was achieved by adding suji and pandan leaves. However, the green color of flour tends to be unstable, as indicated by the rapidly decreasing chlorophyll levels during storage. Blanching of the leaves in an alkaline solution may be helpful. This study...
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Recognition of Human Activity Using Deep Learning Models

A. Ranjeeth, P. Yogapriya, S. Keerthi, N. Sengeniammal
Human Activity Recognition aims to automatically identify human actions using video, wearable sensors, or environmental data. It is widely used in hospitals, schools, public areas, malls, and smart environments for safety monitoring, anomaly detection, behavior understanding, and automation. Traditional...

VALIDITY FOREHAND AND BACKHAND TABLE TENNIS INSTRUMENT FOR EARLY CHILDREN (6–8) YEARS

Nofi Marlina Siregar, Eka Fitri Novita Sari, Novri Asri
The research entitled “Table Tennis Game Model for Early Childhood (6–8) Years” aims to produce a table tennis game model and improve table tennis playing skills, especially basic forehand and backhand techniques. The research method used is research & development (R&D). The research and development...

Students’ Collaboration Skills Viewed from Learning Style after Covid-19 Pandemic

Rizkia Suciati, Annisa Luthpi Safahi, Eka Heriyani
The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on students. This impact arises because there is no direct interaction in class so that students’ collaboration skills decrease and the delivery of information is not optimal. Collaboration skills are the skills of working together to work productively in...

Geospatial Data Integration for Enhanced Local Governance: A Case Study of Bogor and Bekasi Regencies

Sultan Aziz Barai, Marimin Marimin, Yuli Suharnoto, Ghazi Oktavidi Muslim, Wiske Chriesti Rotinsulu, Hengki D. Walangitan, Frangky Jessy Paat, Elisa Ika Yuniawati, Fauzan Noviandy Muslim, Ghina Husni Fahira, Nabila Kalsum Tuanany
This study examines the impact of geospatial data integration on enhancing local governance in Indonesia’s Bogor and Bekasi regencies under the “One Data, One Map” (ODOM) initiative. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining surveys, focus group discussions, and structured interviews with...

Language Choice and Multilingual Writing of Shop Signs in Semarang Old City: A Linguistic Landscape Study

Nurul Maghfiroh, Suhandano Suhandano, Aprillia Firmonasari
This current article presents the linguistic landscape (LL) in Semarang Old City, which was built and inhabited by the Dutch. Studies of the linguistic landscape in Indonesia have generally focused on identifying the language choices used on signs in certain areas, but these studies have not described...

Digital Literacy Reduces Digital Divide Across Spatial and Socio Demographic Groups

Fahrizal Lukman Budiono, Yuni Afita Sari, Willani Oktaviyani
General Background: Indonesia’s digital transformation is closely linked to citizens’ digital literacy, which plays a crucial role in ensuring inclusive participation in the digital society. Specific Background: Based on the Indonesia Digital Society Index (IMDI) 2025, national digital literacy scores...

Chaar Chand: Cave Automatic Virtual Environment for Indian Traditional Tales

Siddhi P. Sawant, Delwyn Jude Remedios
Indian folktales hold layers of cultural knowledge and values about life and are more than just myths; they form an essential part of the nation’s cultural heritage. Studies on recent immersive media installations have engaged audiences with multisensory storytelling through interaction, spatial experience...
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Cervical Cancer Image Classification Using CNN Transfer Learning

Deny Arifianto, Ali Suryaperdana Agoes
Cervical cancer is a major global public health problem, Indonesia is among top 3 countries in the world with the highest number of cervical cancer incidents. An early diagnosis for cervical cancer is one of the key approaches to prolong patient’s life expectancy. The Papanicolaou (Pap smear) test is...

Materiality in Architecture: Exploring the Relationship of Belief, Knowledge, Practice, and Visual Perception of Ecological Materials

Nareswarananindya, Vincentius Totok Noerwasito, Arina Hayati
This study synthesizes how belief, knowledge, and practice jointly shape the visual perception of ecological materials within the context of architectural materiality. Based on a review of 51 publications from psychology, anthropology, education, and material studies, the findings show that prior research...

Architecture, Spiritual Journey, and Religion

Gunawan Tjahjono
The house as once a place for its dwellers spiritual journey had been an important topic in architectural discourse. Buildings of various religions and places of worship may be experienced as the works of architecture in many parts of the world. Yet the essence of its existence has a root in the human...

The Influence of Macroeconomic Factors on The Stock Returns of Energy Sector in Indonesia Stock Exchange

Haris Dwi Laksono, Yosman Bustaman
This research aims to analyze the influence of macroeconomic variables, which include inflation rates, interest rates, changes in exchange rates, and changes in commodity prices such as crude oil prices, coal prices, and gold prices, on energy sector stock returns as measured using the percentage change...
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A Robust MILP Model for Energy-Efficient Unrelated Parallel Machines Under Uncertainty to Minimize Makespan, Energy Consumption and Total Tardiness

Aldi P. Nurrachman, Jatinder N. D. Gupta, Vincent F. Yu, Yun Prihantina Mulyani
In sustainable manufacturing, scheduling models must address both operational efficiency and energy consumption under realistic conditions. This paper presents a robust Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) model for the Unrelated Parallel Machine Scheduling Problem with Sequence-Dependent Setup Times...

Optimized EEG Channel Selection Using Power-Based Ranking and PSD Feature Modelling for EEG Signal Analysis

C. Kaviyazhiny, P. Shanthi Bala, S. Ajeeth, R. Priyadharshini
An electroencephalogram (EEG) is a non-invasive method used to measure brain activity and is used in various applications, such as medical, security, marketing, gaming, and brain-computer interface (BCI). EEG signals are high-dimensional and redundant in nature, which significantly complicates the channel...
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Application of Machine Learning for Prediction of Springback in S-Rail Sheet Metal Forming

Yogesh Dewang, Sachin Kumar Nikam, Suraj Prasad, Shashi Ranjan Mohan, Lokesh Sharma
Sheet metal operations experienced different defects of forming such as springback. Since Sheet metal forming is complex and multi variable dependent problem, hence it is necessary to avoid such defects such springback at design stage. For remedy of such forming defects both FEA and machine learning...

A Review of Sharia Economic Law on the Application of the Rule of Riba in Online Sales and Purchases on the Shopee and Facebook Platforms

Nopi Indrianto, Andri Nirwana AN, Muhammad Khaeruddin Hamsin
Sale and purchase transactions are one of the most basic activities of humans to meet their needs. However, some modern transaction issues can perplex people, particularly those made through shopping platforms and social media. Among these issues are the rules governing riba (usury) in sale and purchase...

Interconnecting Islamic Finance and Halal Industry: A Comparative Analysis of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand’s Halal Ecosystem Development

Euis Amalia, Rini Rini
This study examines the interconnection between Islamic finance and the halal industry across three Southeast Asian nations: Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Using a mixed-methods approach combining Analytical Network Process (ANP), Structural Equation Modeling (SEM-PLS), and SWOT analysis, the research...

Women in the Ancient Roman Republic: Feminine Roles During the Reign of Julius Caesar

Yuting Xie
Using methods including analyzing primary historical documents, images, and secondary sources, this paper explores the multiple factors that resulted in the involvement of Ancient Roman women in the political field: political marriages and non-negligible roles in a family. Due to the benefits of political...

AI-Powered Risk Assessment and Failure Prediction in Smart Structural Systems

Sukhdeep Kaur, Shalom Akhai, Sana Abass Wani, Mahapara Abbass, Amandeep Singh Wadhwa, Abhishek Chauhan
The structural integrity of civil infrastructure is paramount to ensuring safety, resilience, and sustainability in a rapidly urbanizing world. Traditional methods of structural health monitoring (SHM) often rely on deterministic and empirical models, which struggle to capture the complexity and stochastic...

The Effect of Financial Literacy, Financial Attitude, and the Use of Financial Technology on the Financial Management of SMEs

(The Case of Craft SMEs in Klaten)

Uswatun Khasanah, Zulfa Irawati
This paper intends to describe the effect of financial literacy, financial attitude, and the use of financial technology on the financial management of SMEs in the craft industry sector in Klaten. The benefit of this research for the parties involved is that it is expected to afford scientific insight...

Ethnic Chinese in Colonial Bureaucracy: An Overview of the History of the Institutionalization of Vreemde Oosterlingen Palembang 1906-1942

Huddy Husin, M.I. Djoko Marihandono
The establishment of the colonial government impacted on the political and economic life of the Palembang people. In this situation, all Palembang society groups, including the ethnic Chinese, had to adapt to the colonial Dutch East Indies’ policies. This historical study aims to understand the dynamics...
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P5.14 IMPACT OF KIDNEY DONATION ON AORTIC STIFFNESS: A FEASIBILITY STUDY

J. Smith, C. McEniery, A. Bradley, I. Wilkinson, L. Tomlinson
Pages: 145 - 146

The Effectiveness of the Realistic Mathematics Education Approach to Improve Students’ Creativity in Learning Mathematics

A. Reskianti Ardi
This thesis aims to know the effectiveness of the Realistic Mathematics Education (RME) approach to improve students’ creativity in learning mathematics by using some indicators on the students’ exhaustiveness score, the student’s activity in the learning process, and the students’ response toward the...

Blended Online EFL Activities in MOODLE for Higher Education

Students’ Perceptions and Performance Impact

Nguyen Ngoc Vu, Vo Thi Minh Due, Nguyen The Luong, Nguyen Thi Hong Lien
A blended learning environment is becoming more and more important in all subject areas, especially language education. This study is conducted to investigate the effects of blended EFL writing activities on students’ perceptions and writing performance. This study employs both quantitative and qualitative...
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P5.07 DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF AGEING AND BP ON SEVERAL AORTIC AND CAROTID SEGMENTS

F. Tosello, M. Bensalah, H. Ketthab, N. Kachenoura, P. Boutouyrie, S. Laurent, E. Mousseaux
Pages: 145 - 146
Objective: Carotid-femoral PWV (cfPWV) is a regional marker of vascular ageing: our aim was to take advantage of Magnetic Resonance (MRI) and High resolution Echotracking (HRE) in order to non-invasively investigate the effect of age and blood pressure (BP) on different segments of large arteries. Methods:...