SELF-TRANSFORMATION TOWARDS DIVINE CONSCIOUSNESS ACCORDING TO THE TEXT OF TATTWA SANGKANING DADI JANMA

بیل گیتس برای ورود به موضوع ریشه کنی فلج اطفال در بین کشورهای فقیر از طریق مطالعه اتفاقی یک مقاله روزنامه الهام گرفت. همانند بیل گیتس، دیدن مستند رمز گشایی ذهن بیل گیتس Inside Bill’s Brain: Decoding Bill Gates برای سردبیر مجله سلامت اجتماعی نیز الهام بخش بود. چون انتظار نمی رود که سیاست گذاران، تصمیم گیران، نمایندگان مجلس و مدیران دولتی به منابع علمی که عموماً برای متخصصین رشته های مربوطه منتشر می شود، دسترسی داشته باشند. چنانچه یافته های علمی پژوهشی به زبان ساده از طریق رسانه های عمومی برای این گروه از مخاطبان و سایر افراد غیر متخصص منتشر شود، می تواند موجب آگاهی و تصمیم گیری مناسب شود. به علاوه آگاه شدن مردم از مشکلات و دامنه آنها موجب مشارکت در حل مشکل و یا مطالبه حل آن و تأثیر در برنامه ریزی دولت برای سلامت نیز می شود. از این رو هیات تحریریه مجله سلامت اجتماعی تصمیم گرفت که در هر شماره خلاصه ای از مقالات منتشر شده در حیطه های پزشکی اجتماعی، سلامت عمومی و تعیین کننده های اجتماعی سلامت را به زبان فارسی معرفی نماید. این اقدام می تواند نه تنها مورد استفاده همکاران جوان قرار گیرد، بلکه خوراک علمی لازم را برای رسانه های دیداری، شنیداری، نوشتاری و شبکه های اجتماعی فراهم نماید.

The purpose of this study was to find out how far UINSU biology tadris students know scientific journal articles, and see how far UINSU biology tadris students understand scientific journal article writing. The research method used in this study was descriptive qualitative. The population in this study were UINSU biology students. And the samples in this study were UINSU biology students class 2019-2022, namely 40 students who were still actively studying. The data collection technique used is the survey method. The sampling technique used in this study was random sampling. The data analysis technique was then processed using a descriptive analysis method to find out the results of a questionnaire conducted on Tadris Biology UINSU students class of 2019-2022. The results of this study are based on informants namely students that many students have made scientific journal articles and that means that many students understand scientific journal articles, both in terms of searching for scientific journal articles, understanding scientific journal articles and even making articles. scientific journals. But behind that there are also students, especially in the class of 2022, who still produce few scientific journal articles, and sometimes it's even difficult to find and understand them.
 Keywords: Understanding Analysis, Scientific Journal Articles, Tadris Biology Study Progra

The aim of this service activity is to optimize the teacher's ability to understand writing scientific articles as well as knowing how to publish them in scientific journals. With the guidance of the facilitator, teachers are expected to be able to write scientific articles and publish them in scientific journals. The target of this service is to provide technological knowledge related to how to publish articles in scientific journals to partner elementary school teachers by providing knowledge and skills to elementary school 4 teachers in Karangmalang, Kudus Regency in the form of interactive training and assistance in scientific article writing training and training and assistance in publishing in scientific journals. The method used in this service includes several stages, including: planning, implementation, follow-up (products resulting from training and mentoring), simulation, practice and evaluation. The result of this activity was that the teachers at SD 4 Karangmalang, Kudus Regency were able to design, create and publish scientific articles in scientific journals.

Variety of scientific language demand obedience in the use of linguistic rules, including writing of articles in scientific journals. The problem of this study was the error in the writing of Indonesian word in Scientific and Technology Journals. Based on these problems, this study revealed the errors in the writing of Indonesian word in Scientific and Technology journals and also to fix these errors. The research used library research with analitic descriptive technique to analyzed the data. Then, the result presented in descriptive method. Based on the results of the discussion found spelling method. The result shows, there are some errors in words writing, such as words writing and foreign expressions, absorption elements, prepositions, affixes words, and combined attached form.

Möbius: A Journal for Continuing Education Professionals in Health SciencesVolume 1, Issue 3 p. 52-58 Article Universities and the common good David S. Saxon, David S. Saxon President University of California David Stephen Saxon: Mr. Saxon has been president of the University of California since 1975. He served as University Provost from 1974–1975 and Executive Vice Chancellor, UCLA from 1972–1975. Mr. Saxon is a member of the American Physical Society, the American Association of Physics Teachers, the American Institute of Physics, and the Constitutional Rights Foundation. He has published numerous articles in scientific journals and is the author of several physics textbooks.Search for more papers by this author David S. Saxon, David S. Saxon President University of California David Stephen Saxon: Mr. Saxon has been president of the University of California since 1975. He served as University Provost from 1974–1975 and Executive Vice Chancellor, UCLA from 1972–1975. Mr. Saxon is a member of the American Physical Society, the American Association of Physics Teachers, the American Institute of Physics, and the Constitutional Rights Foundation. He has published numerous articles in scientific journals and is the author of several physics textbooks.Search for more papers by this author First published: July 1981 https://doi.org/10.1002/chp.4760010308 AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat Volume1, Issue3July 1981Pages 52-58 RelatedInformation

The challenge of master students is very tough in facing their readiness to publish course assignment articles in scientific journals. This study aims to analyze the application of design thinking in scientific article writing training, especially the research background. By using a qualitative approach, research The challenges of master students are very severe in facing their readiness to publish course assignment articles in scientific journals. This study aims to analyze the application of design thinking in scientific article writing training, especially the research background, and borrowing Bloom's Taxonomy theory as a formal object in analyzing the results of the implementation of research background writing training as the material object. A total of 21 master's degree students were involved in the training by applying this design thinking. The results and discussion of this study showed that participants were able to evaluate the results of the exercise based on the prototype of writing the background of the research, although in doing the creation it was necessary to test it on an ongoing basis. This study concludes that design thinking is relevant applied in training to design prototypes research background in writing scientific articles according to Bloom's Taxonomy theory. Several limitations and recommendations were put forward for the follow-up application of design thinking in developing optimal skills in writing articles and scientific publications.

With the increasingly severe issue of global climate change, China has put forward the ambitious goals of "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality", marking that the development model of the economy and society will undergo a widespread and profound systemic transformation. Against this backdrop, as a representative of traditional manufacturing industries that are high in energy consumption and emissions, the ceramic industry is facing unprecedented pressure to make a low-carbon transformation. Chaozhou, known as the "Porcelain Capital of China", has a long history in its ceramic industry, which is characterized by a distinct cluster. It serves as a pillar industry for the local economy and an important guarantee for employment and people's livelihood. However, behind its prosperous development, the long-term reliance on an energy structure dominated by coal and natural gas has led to a prominent problem of "double high" in total carbon emissions and intensity, which has become a key and difficult area for the region to achieve its dual carbon goals. Therefore, this paper takes Chaozhou ceramic manufacturing enterprises as the research object, assesses the carbon reduction technology paths and their effects for different ceramic categories, studies the urgency and new directions of transformation, quantifies carbon reduction technologies as the core driving force, identifies the core obstacles in the transformation process, and establishes a "transformation path" to provide a decision-making model.

Our journal, JGFM, has a new online renewal. We thank the president of the Japan Primary Care Association (JPCA), Dr Izumi Maruyama, and other board members of the society, who have provided great support for the journal. In addition, we thank all members of the society who have supported us to expand this journal for increasing publication frequency by submitting a large number of articles. We also appreciate reviewers for expending their precious time for improving submitted work. In Japan, there are numerous Japanese language journals, magazines, and books in medical publication scenes. Some are published commercially, while some are from academic societies. People regularly check and purchase their favorite books from frontline shelves of real medical bookstores and from medical book rankings of Internet stores. Why Japanese primary care providers need to publish scientific articles? All opinions, ideas, or hypotheses in medicine should be published and thus discussed in scientific journals. Indeed, this action of publishing scientific articles is a proof of being a member of scientific community. Although commercial journals or magazines have a role for educating primary care providers, genuine scientific contribution should be assessed by the magnitude of activity in the scientific community. Original article is the best and most valuable contribution to scientific community. Evidence level dictates a hierarchy of emphasizing randomized controlled trials, but big data analysis and well-designed observational studies are still precious contributions. In fact, some interventions cannot be evaluated in a randomized design for ethical or practical reasons. Articles by big data or real-world data analysis have merits for evaluating effectiveness about an intervention or developing a hidden mechanism of cause and effect in healthcare environments. Case report article is a precious and original contribution. These articles provide useful information on clinical observations about new diseases, symptoms, signs, biomarkers, pathological or radiological findings, treatment, adverse events, or prognosis. Clinical case conferences become popular throughout Japan, and these are good opportunities for residents and young physicians to present their cases. But the cases are usually not critically reviewed in the conferences. Real values of case reports should be assessed and discussed in a scientific journal. Scientific journals also provide a forum for discussion about various healthcare issues by special articles, preliminary articles, or letters. Social media or online commercial sites are occasionally used as a discussion forum for the healthcare issues, but real scientific discussion should be conducted in scientific journals. The scientific community recognizes only published articles in scientific journals. Over the last 10 years, editorial board members of the journal and I have had a proposal that the JPCA should have an official full online journal in English language. Our aim has been that scientific articles should be read in the international medical community for understanding primary care and general medicine in Japan. For this purpose, we welcome a growing number of submissions by primary care providers who want to be a member of the scientific community.

The aim of this survey research is the investigation of the affective factors in publishing of articles in the scientific journals (local and foreign) in the view of Ferdowsi university faculty members. Research population are all the faculty members of Mashhad Ferdowsi University that have PHD degree (assistant professors, associate professors.professors). From research population by using categorical random sampling method, 132 person were selected. Findings indicate that: The most important affective factors in publishing of articles in the scientific journals in the view of respondents are such as scientific-researching capability of researcher, researcher proficiency in information sources, capavility in scientific writing and freshness of the subject. The experience and place of education have effect on the view of faculty members but their scientific degree has no effect. Keywords: Publishing of scientific articles, faculty members researching, scientific journals, Ferdowsi university.

Preface During our own work, or when we read other workers' articles in scientific journals, we invariably notice that there are “hot topics” related to plasma processes that are, on the one hand, very thought-provoking but which, on the other hand, can be rather contentious and the seeds of doubt. Some such topics were the centre of past discussions – think of plasma etching mechanisms in the early ‘80s, for example – but these were then either resolved or forgotten with passing time, because newer, more pressing issues caught the plasma community's attention. The identification and (hopefully) resolution of contentious topics in our field is something which important journals like Plasma Processes and Polymers (PPP) should not ignore; for this reason we decided to open a new procedure, starting with this issue, in part devoted to “debates”. We believe it is more productive to squarely face a problem, rather than to act like those famous three monkeys: one blind, one deaf and one dumb. This “debates” section aims to make PPP even more reactive and alive, and it will hopefully become a creative tool in the hands of our authors and readers, one that will drive forward the collective knowledge in our chosen area of research. PPP will solicit contributions that can constructively assist in resolving currently ongoing debates on various subjects in which unanimity is known not to exist among us. We plan to publish clusters of papers, communications, even letters-to-the Editor, in the same issue(s), so as to create a readily-accessible documentation of these “debates”. Grouping macroscopic data from different laboratories regarding the kinetics of plasma polymerisation; Mechanisms of plasma-based sterilisation and decontamination; Contact angle goniometry and wettability studies: methodologies and interpretations. The use of equation (1) in plots of Rm/F versus W/F allows one to identify different regimes in the plasma process. In particular, their latest article can help to understand the arguments that need to be addressed.1 The “spark” which persuaded us to open a debate on the dependence of deposition rate on the energy input – originally known as the Becker parameter,2 W/F, or since the late 1980s as the Yasuda parameter,3 W/FM – was ignited by a short paper submitted by Robert Short and David Steele, “Testing the Hypothesis: Comments on Plasma Polymerisation of Acrylic Acid”,4 (this issue) where they use expression (1), but suggest some controversies in its significance and application. Upon our request, the authors allowed us to reveal their manuscript to Dr. Hegemann, following which, both parties gladly agreed, with sporting enthusiasm, to open a constructive debate on the subject. In this context, Hegemann et al. then submitted a short reply-commentary, also published in this present issue.5 It is the firm intent of both the editors and the authors NOT to initiate a confrontation, but rather a CONSTRUCTIVE debate on how to resolve the contentious questions. This positive spirit clearly emerges from the letter jointly provided by the two groups of authors following this preface. The aim of this first debate is to understand the meaning of the various terms of Equation (1), to investigate the possibility of a more general treatment, and to identify and clarify the scientific basis of different plasma regimes by way of its use. In this current issue, devoted to the debate on “Views on macroscopic kinetics of plasma polymerisation”, you will find the letter co-signed by Hegemann, Short and Steele, along with their two papers. In order to further enhance the debate we have also asked several well-known experts in the area of plasma polymerisation to publish alongside with D. Hegemann and R. Short et al., and to provide some opening commentaries to the debate. Two of these commentaries are already included in this issue, and they express the experts’ views on the macroscopic kinetics of plasma polymerization.6, 7 Others are being planned in subsequent issues. We now invite our readers to also express their own opinions, provided that these are aimed at an improved understanding and that they do not discredit or insult anyone. Is it possible to compare results obtained using different plasma polymerisation reactors? Is it useful to implement the so-called “Becker parameter (W/F)” or Yasuda parameter (W/FM) in order to compare results from different laboratories? What is the exact meaning of the various terms in Equation (1)? Do plots based on Equation (1) allow one to define different plasma-physical regimes? What is the true meaning (if any) of the “activation energy” in Equation (1)? Is the term “polymerisation kinetics” a proper one in this context? We very much welcome your participation in this very exciting and promising “debate”.

Os atuais movimentos internacionais (Iniciativa dos Arquivos Abertos/Open Archives Initiative/OAI e Movimento do Acesso Aberto/Open Access Movement/OA) alteraram substancialmente a maneira de se produzir, medir, compartilhar, disseminar e gerenciar a produção científica veiculada pelos periódicos e, consequentemente, de se fazer ciência.

Many science writers think that taking drugs such as Prozac for depression betrays one’s authenticity. This paper belies that notion, promoting the benefits of SSRIs, namely for the relief of depressive symptoms, which leads to a fuller and more meaningful life. Critics of Prozac and the SSRIs, such as Charles Barber, Carl Elliot, Nassir Ghaemi, and David Healy, decry the loss of sadness as a vital organ to one’s authenticity. This organic authenticity it seems is the primary indicator that one is following his or her “true self.” I argue that an unmedicated self, while suffering from depression, is not the true self and that rather the “true self” is that person who has been lifted from depression by medications such as Prozac, which leads to a more meaningful and productive life. As the number one cause of disability worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, the pharmacologic treatment of depression deserves respect and an open mind to those interventions that have been proven to work.

This study aims to evaluate medical students’ impressions and attitudes toward scientific journal articles, and their accessibility to them in one of the developing countries, Jordan. Fourteen questions were asked to medical students to assess their knowledge and accessibility to papers, and to discover the impact of low interest in scientific papers on students’ dealing with COVID-19. Data were analyzed using descriptive and analytical statistics. The study found that there is an unsatisfactory reading for scientific journal articles among medical students, with only 47.2% of students reading them. Furthermore, there are unsatisfactory results regarding students’ knowledge about journal types from the trust perspective (i.e., predatory and reliable journals). This was mainly because of a lack of adequate universal teaching about scientific journal articles, as 86.7% of medical students reported that their universities do not teach them about scientific journal articles. The absence of comprehensive learning about scientific journal articles had a potential negative impact on the medical student’s handling of COVID-19 socially (i.e., advising people in the community about vaccination importance, social distancing, and other preventive measures). Librarians should be involved primarily in undergraduate education related to scientific journal articles, and their role in providing subscription-based journals free of charge, as well as protecting students from predatory journals through suitable library instructions, is essential.

The scientific researchers have the role of interacting through published articles in scientific journals or presentations at scientific and professional conferences where they can affect the practices that can make achievements to society and country. or worldwide. The aim of this article was to describe bibliometric indexes and explained its importance for its evaluation and measuring quality assessment of published papers in scientific journals and advantages and disadvantages of current bibliometric portals for creating the list of universities and its academic staff by counts of deposited articles in databases and number of its citations. The author searched the most influential online databases and analyzed deposited papers by bibliometric indexes, and used a descriptive method to review important facts about bibliometrics experiences in scientific and academic practice. The author used facts deposited on the main international portals for analyzing number of citations of deposited scientific papers on Scopus and Google Scholar platform-h-Index and i10-Index and number of citations as basic data for created top list of most citated scientists in almost of all countries in the world. Bibliometric methods are used for quantitative analysis of written materials. Citation is influenced by: article quality, understanding of the article, language in which the article is written, loyalty to a group of researchers, article type, etc. Some indicators used in evaluating scientific work are Impact factor (IF); Citation of the article; Journal citations; Number and order of authors, etc. The index factor of influence depends on the quality of the journal, the language in which it was printed, the area it covers, and the journal distribution system. The portals and its platforms: Webometrics, "AD Scientific Index" and Stanford Bibliometric List are not fully relevant for measuring quality assessment of universities and its academic staff. Current academies and academicians can propose criteria how improve indexing scientific papers with the consultation of scientific bodies and experts at universities in one country, selected regions, or worldwide. These criteria should be necessary for quality assessment of the scientific curriculum of scientists and their published papers in scientific journals.

The results of student research (thesis) have been achieved both in the form of university repositories and in scientific journals. In accordance with the circular letter of the Directorate General of Learning and Student Affairs Number: B/565/B.B1/HK.01.01/2019 on July 8, 2019, concerning Facilities for Publication of Student Scientific Work. STIE LMII is a higher education institution that produces graduates by conducting research as a requirement to graduate as a management graduate. However, with the circular mentioned above, STIE LMII students are still confused about publishing scientific papers from the results of their thesis. Both in terms of making scientific articles from the results of their thesis and how they are published in scientific journals. So from this problem the community service team aims to conduct training in making scientific articles from the results of student research/thesis and training on how to publish scientific articles in scientific journals. That STIE LMII students are very interested and participate in the training easily following the material. STIE LMII students who take part in the training make scientific articles from the results of the research/thesis.