Annual Academic Conference Research Articles

Preface

As an annual academic conference, ICPMS has been successfully held over the last 7 years in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Yichang and online platform, attracted delegates from more than 10 countries and regions including China, Thailand, Japan, the United States, South Korea. During May 23-25, 2024, the 7th International Conference on Physics, Mathematics and Statistics (ICPMS2024) was successfully held in Yichang, China and online platform! This conference included keynote speeches, invited speeches, oral and poster presentations, and featured multi-topic special sessions, including: Fusion and Plasma Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, Non-localized quantum mechanics and quantum entanglement, Engineering Thermophysics, Electrical Materials and Applications. Prof. Lixing Zhou from Tsinghua University, Prof. Qiwei Zhan from Zhejiang University and Prof. Fang Wang from Beihang University attended the conference and delivered keynote speeches. In addition, experts and scholars from the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Surgut State University, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology, Northeastern University, and other universities and institutes shared more than 20 wonderful speeches. This conference proceedings included 22 accepted articles selected from 54 submissions, all the papers have been through rigorous review and process to meet the requirements of international publication standard. We would like to express our gratitude to the reviewers of these manuscripts, who provided constructive criticism and stimulated comments and suggestions to the authors. We are extremely grateful as organizers, technical program committee and editors and extend our most sincere thanks to all the authors for their excellent contribution and work. Our sincere gratitude also goes to the IOP Publishing editors and managers for their helpful cooperation during the preparation of the proceedings. On behalf of the Organizing Committee of ICPMS2024. List of Technical Program Committee is available in this Pdf.

How to Overcome the Barriers Behind Writing Case Reports for Beginners and Young General Physicians.

Case reports are fundamental to clinical medicine that trace back to ancient Egypt preceding Hippocrates in the history of medicine. Case reports contribute to academic development and new clinical research. However, among cases presented at an annual academic conference for Japanese generalists, only a few cases were later published in peer-reviewed journals, highlighting potential barriers regarding the writing of case reports, such as mentorship absence. This paper aimed to offer guidance and strategies to novice and young general physicians in overcoming barriers and effectively composing case reports for international peer-reviewed journals. This paper focuses on case reports for general physicians with extensive experience in writing case reports for international peer-reviewed journals. We conducted a narrative review to help beginners and young general physicians in writing case reports and discussed strategies for overcoming these barriers. We propose the following three tips as important processes for writing case reports: recognize the types of suitable cases for case reports; select a journal for submission using a list of candidate journals for general physicians; and organize the discussion section with one theme per paragraph. In addition, we provide a list of journals that specifically focus on case reports, along with important pointers for beginners and young general physicians that will assist authors in the field of general medicine in choosing appropriate journals for submission. We hope that understanding and applying these tips will aid beginners and young general physicians in writing case reports.

Annual academic conference “Civilizations of the ancient Near East and antiquity: historical dynamics of common and specific” (Moscow, June 21–22, 2023)

Annual academic conference “Civilizations of the ancient Near East and antiquity: historical dynamics of common and specific” (Moscow, June 21–22, 2023)

Front Matter

Message from the General Chair Ladies and Gentlemen,Good morning!Welcome to Xi’an to participate in the 2023 International Conference on Non-Traditional Machining and Intelligent Manufacturing. On behalf of the 24,110 teachers and students of Xi’an Technological University, I would like to extend a warm welcome to the researchers and scholars from all over the world and congratulations on the successful conference.It is a great pleasure to see so many scholars attending this conference; I sincerely welcome all scholars to attend the annual academic conference. NTMIM is a high-level international forum for engineers and scientists to state their innovative ideas and research results. It is also a multi-track international forum for academics, practitioners and research students to exchange their ideas, techniques, methods, and applications for the latest technology.This is the fourth session and it has been a series conference every one or two years. For this conference, it solicits high-quality papers in the following disciplines: Non-Traditional Machining Technology, Intelligent Manufacturing, Mechatronics and Control Engineering, Special Processing Technology. The conference had received nearly 200 manuscripts; the quality of the papers received at this time was significantly higher than the last and accepted 48 papers after two rounds of double-blind reviews. The acceptance rate is about 24%.The conference is mainly organized by Xi’an Technological University and State and Provincial Joint Engineering Research Center of Precision and Ultra-Precision Machining and Measurement, Located in Xi’an, China, supported by the College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences, Brunel University London, UK, University of California, Merced (UCM), USA, Missouri Western State University, USA, James Cook University, Australia, University of Huddersfield UK, and many other world-class universities. Without the support of these universities, the conference would not have been held successfully. On behalf of the conference general Chair, I would like to say thank you.Xi’an is an ancient capital with a history of 3,000 years. It is a place where scholars exchange technologies and travel is full of beauty. I believe that our meeting will convey friendship, exchange academic views and communicate the future. Just like the theme of the conference, Cooperation! Exchange! Communication! Welcome to Xi’an.Ph.D. Zhao XiangmoProf. and President of Xi'an Technological University, ChinaDirector of 111 Project on Information of Vehicle-Infrastructure Sensing and ITS, China.List of Sponsors name list and individual logos, Message from the Program Chair, Organizing Committee, Optional Additional Front Matters are available in this pdf.

Summary of the 2021 Annual Academic Conference of the Chinese Burn Association

Organized by the Chinese Medical Association and the Chinese Burn Association, hosted by the Hainan Medical Association and Hainan Provincial People's Hospital, and co-sponsored by the Chinese Journal of Burns (Chinese Journal of Burns and Wounds), Chinese Journal of Injury Repair and Wound Healing (Electronic Edition), and Burns & Trauma, the 2021 Annual Academic Conference of the Chinese Burn Association was held in beautiful Haikou from December 14 to 16, 2021. The conference continued to focus on the guiding principle of "One China, One Standard" and followed the tenet of "precise, homogeneous, and comfortable treatment" for burns. The conference received a total of 1 638 submissions, 296 electronic posters, 891 online and offline registered delegates, and nearly 750 offline attendees. The conference focused on the theme, adopting a variety of novel forms to discuss the key issues in burn field, including academician and committee director forum, doctor-nurse-rehabilitation therapist combined case competition, discipline development forum, and workshop, recording and broadcasting of surgical operations. The atmosphere was warm in the conference site.

Doctoral Students’ Academic and Professional Network Development: A Collaborative Autoethnography of Students Engaged in Fatherhood Research

Aim/Purpose: The overarching purpose of this paper was to examine how a collaborative working group of doctoral students from different institutions evolved into a community of practice and developmental network. Specifically, the aim of this study was to examine this group’s progression from working group to support group, a process that occurred through academic support, social support, professional networking, professional development, and skill development. Background: Although doctoral cohorts are often formed within the same school, some informal groups may develop among students in the same discipline from different schools. The authors explored how the formation of a working group, through attendance at an annual academic conference, enhanced their doctoral education and expanded their network through social and academic support. Methodology: The participant-researchers in this study used collaborative autoethnography to collectively examine their participation in this group formed outside of their respective schools of social work. Having worked together for over a year, meeting monthly through video calls, on a discrete project, the participant-researchers embarked on this collaborative authoethnography as they discovered their transformation from working group to support group. This group of five participant-researchers examined their own feelings about their participation in the group and the consequent benefits of belonging to such a group. Contribution: This study makes an important contribution to the doctoral education literature about how doctoral students from different schools can form informal groups that serve as a key source of intra-disciplinary networking, resources, opportunities, and support. This contribution helps to further the research on what kinds of supports doctoral students need in order to remain in their programs and graduate. Findings: We found that a working group of doctoral students from different schools of social work can develop into a community that can be used for social, academic, and networking support. We discovered that relationships with peers across schools provided a supportive environment that was distinct from those formed within our schools. Joining together to achieve a common research goal encouraged members to extend content-specific support. In addition, this group found that members had the opportunity to compare experiences at their respective doctoral programs, which enhanced peer support. Recommendations for Practitioners: Special interest groups at national conferences should encourage doctoral students at different schools to form communities of practice or similar groups. This group formation may lead to opportunities for doctoral students to work on a common project (e.g., website, publication) and serve as a source of social and academic support. Recommendation for Researchers: More research is needed on whether this relationship among doctoral students within the same discipline at different schools is equally helpful among students in different disciplines. Additional research is also needed on whether communities formed during doctoral studies can promote future collaboration as students become professors or researchers. Impact on Society: The present study’s model is applicable for use in academic settings where doctoral students convene for conferences relating to research, teaching, and practice. This model can facilitate the formation of inter-university working groups among students with similar research interests, career trajectories, and life responsibilities. Such groups can enrich peer support, promote collaboration, and enhance professional development. Future Research: More research is needed on whether this kind of social support group amongst doctoral students can be sustained as the students transition into academic careers. Additional research is also needed on whether these types of informal groups work across research focus or whether it works best when students have the same research focus.

Teaching and Researching Entrepreneurship: The Small Business Institute 2016

Conference Report for the Small Business Institute Annual Academic Conference, held in New Orleans, LA from Feb. 10-13, 2016. The conference was attended by 150 small business and entrepreneurship professors, but also three business librarians. The conference consisted of board meetings, keynote speakers, the presentation of research papers, workshops on teaching strategies, future research topics, and social opportunities for networking and mentoring. The value of librarians attending a professors' conference is also discussed.

Seminar on “Engineering and environmental geology in the permafrost region along the Sino-Russian-Mongolian Economic Corridor under the background of climate change” and the Annual Academic Conference of 2018 of ICL-CRLN and the Cold Region Landslide Research of IPL-WCoE held in Harbin

The seminar was held in Harbin City, China, on November 16–19, 2018. This seminar is also the annual academic conference of ICL-CRLN (Landslides Research Network in Cold Regions of the International Consortium on Landslides) and the Cold Region Landslide Research of IPL-WCoE (World Center of Excellence of International Programme on Landslides). Experts and scholars from Canada, Czech Republic, Russia, and China met and had extensive exchanges on the subjects and looked at the impacts of the issues on human environment and engineering stability. To benefit from this important meeting, the transportation management authorities and some officials from the local governments of Heilongjiang Province and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region also participated together with teachers and students from some universities and scientific research institutes of China. The meeting was co-organized by the Northeast Forestry University of China and the State Key Laboratory of Frozen Soil Engineering and was under the co-sponsorship of the International Consortium on Landslides (ICL), the Integrated Research on Disaster Risk (IRDR) of International Science Council (ISC), and the International Consortium on Geo-disaster Reduction (ICGdR).

Report of the 33rd Annual Academic Conference of the Japan Society for Research Policy and Innovation Management

Report of the 33rd Annual Academic Conference of the Japan Society for Research Policy and Innovation Management

Summary of the 2018 Academic Annual Meeting of the Chinese Burn Association

The 2018 Academic Annual Meeting of the Chinese Burn Association, sponsored by the Chinese Medical Association and the Chinese Burn Association, was successfully held in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, from October 24th to 27th. The theme of this conference is " One China, One Standard". A total of 1, 798 submissions were received, and 1, 060 registered representatives, more than 2, 000 representatives from 9 countries and regions attended the meeting. Focusing on the theme of " One China, One Standard" , the conference adopted a variety of innovative forms such as academic debate, live surgery, BBS on both sides of the straits, award selection, and so on to provide participants with multiple ways for exchange on the professional hot issues in the key areas of burns. The atmosphere of the conference was warm. The 2019 annual academic conference is scheduled to be held in Zhuhai, China.

The 2nd Representative and Third Academic Conferences of Guangdong Operations Research Society

Between 29–30 December, 2017, the Second Representative and Third Annual Academic Conference of Guangdong Operations Research Society were held in Shenzhen Pattaya Hotel. The conference was hosted ...

Interview with Dr. Yi-Wei Chen: education is the main method to popularize BNCT, a powerful special cancer treatment

The 3rd Annual Academic Conference of Taiwan Society of Neutron Capture Therapy (Jointly with the 10th Trilateral BNCT meeting between Taiwan and Japan) was held in Taipei Medical University Hospital in Taiwan on January 27th, 2018. Experts from Taiwan and Japan exchanged their opinions and discoveries related to Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) on the forum.

Prof. Koji Ono: A pioneer of clinical applications of BNCT devoted to exploring its new possibilities

The 3rd Annual Academic Conference of Taiwan Society of Neutron Capture Therapy was held successfully at Taipei Medical University on 17 January, 2018.

Prof. Mitsunori Kirihata: concentrating on boron chemistry, promoting the development of boron neutron capture therapy

The 3 rd Annual Academic Conference of Taiwan Society of Neutron Capture Therapy [Jointly with the 10th Trilateral boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) meeting between Taiwan and Japan] was successfully held on 27 January, 2018 at Taipei Medical University.

Prof. Junichi Hiratsuka: BNCT may be able to benefit cancer patients in the near future

On Jan 27, the 3rd Annual Academic Conference of Taiwan Society of Neutron Capture Therapy was successfully held at Taipei Medical University.

Interview with Dr. Yi-Wei Chen: education is the main method to popularize BNCT, a powerful special cancer treatment

The 3rd Annual Academic Conference of Taiwan Society of Neutron Capture Therapy (Jointly with the 10th Trilateral BNCT meeting between Taiwan and Japan) was held in Taipei Medical University Hospital in Taiwan on January 27th, 2018. Experts from Taiwan and Japan exchanged their opinions and discoveries related to Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) on the forum.

News, Announcements, and IASP

Free AccessNews, Announcements, and IASPPublished OnlineMay 27, 2016https://doi.org/10.1027/0227-5910/a000404PDF ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack Citations ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInReddit SectionsMoreAnnouncementsThe 7th Asia Pacific Regional Conference of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), entitled "Building Bridges for a New Start Beyond Borders," is taking place May 18–21, 2016, in Tokyo, Japan. For more information go to http://www2.c-linkage.co.jp/iasptokyo2016/en/The 11th Annual Academic Conference of the International Society for the Study of Self-Injury (ISSS) is taking place June 17–18, 2016, at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, WI, USA. For more information go to http://itriples.org/redesadmin15/2016-meeting/The National Suicide Prevention Conference 2016 of Suicide Prevention Australia is taking place July 24–27, 2016, in Canberra, ACT, Australia. For more information go to http://suicidepreventionaust.org/conferences/The 16th European Symposium of Suicide and Suicidal Behavior (ESSB16) is taking place September 8–10, 2016, in Oviedo, Spain. For more information go to http://esssb16.org/The XXIX World Congress of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), entitled "Preventing Suicide: A Global Commitment, From Communities to Continents," is taking place July 18–22, 2017, in Kuching, Malaysia. For more information go to https://www.iasp.info/International Association for Suicide PreventionWould you like to join IASP?IASP is a nonprofit organization for those interested and working in suicide prevention. The membership consists of individuals (clinicians, scientists, crisis workers, volunteers and persons who have lost a family member by suicide) and community, national and international organizations. At this moment the membership extends over 50 countries and is affiliated with the World Health Organization as the key organization concerned with suicide prevention.The main objectives of IASP are:to provide a common platform for all representatives of the many professions who are engaged in the field of suicide prevention and crisis intervention;to allow interchange of acquired experience in this area in various countries, especially through the exchange of literature;to promote the establishment of national organizations for suicide prevention;to facilitate the wider dissemination of the fundamentals of effective suicide prevention to professional groups and to the general public;to arrange for specialized training of selected persons in the area of suicide prevention in selected training centers;to carry out programs of research, especially those which can be pursued through international joint cooperation.The activities of the association focus on the importance of sharing information, research and knowledge in order to address the issues of suicide and its prevention. The biennial congress, the bimonthly journal Crisis, biannual newsletter and the website serves as a medium for international exchange and a directory of members involved in suicidology is made available.Candidates for IASP membership may apply directly to the Central Administration Office admin@iasp.info or join IASP online at http://www.iasp.infoMembership consists of:Regular membership for individuals regularly engaged in suicide studies, clinical management of suicidal patients, and/or suicide prevention activities, and who are interested in furthering the work of the Association.Organizational membership is for national or international voluntary or other nonprofit organizations (incorporated or unincorporated) working in the field of suicide studies, clinical management of suicidal patients and/or suicide prevention activities under the terms of their governing document.Associate membership is for individuals and organizations who are interested in working toward the goals of the Association, but who are not qualified for regular membership.Please contact the IASP Central Administration Office at admin@iasp.info; on the web at http://www.iasp.infoIASP membership fees (include a subscription to Crisis):Membership feesIASP Executive Committee 2015–2019President: Prof. Ella ArensmanVice President 1: Prof. Murad M. KhanVice President 2: Prof. Steve PlattVice President 3: Prof. Maurizio PompiliGeneral Secretary: Prof. Jane PirkisTreasurer: Dr. Mort M. SilvermanRepresentative of the Council of Presidents: Prof. Diego de LeoIASP National Representatives 2015–2019Co-Chairs: Dr. Loraine Barnaby and Prof. Thomas NiederkrothentalerArgentina Dr. Ernesto Ruben PaezAustralia Dr. Jo RobinsonAustria Prof. Thomas NiederkrothentalerBangladesh Prof. Zahidul IslamBelgium Prof. Kees Van HeeringenBrazil Prof. Humberto CorreaCanada Prof. Brian MisharaChina Prof. Michael PhillipsChile Dr. Alejandro ChamorroColumbia Dr. Marta ArdillaDenmark Dr. Annette ErlangsenEstonia Dr. Merike SisaskFinland Prof. Erkki IsometsaFrance Prof. Jean-Pierre SoubrierGermany Dr. Reinhard LindnerGhana Dr. Charity AkotiaGreece Dr. Kyriakos KatsadorosHong Kong Dr. Frances Yik Wa LawHungary Dr. Sandor FeketeIndia Prof. R. 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Pelaez RemigioUSA Dr. Dan ReidenbergFiguresReferencesRelatedDetails Volume 37Issue 2March 2016ISSN: 0227-5910eISSN: 2151-2396 tabs.informationCrisis (2016), 37, pp. 166-167 https://doi.org/10.1027/0227-5910/a000404.© 2016Hogrefe PublishingPDF download

新兴经济体发展——创新、活力、联动、包容—2016广东社会科学学术年会会议综述

以“新兴经济体发展——创新、活力、联动、包容”为主题的2016广东社会科学学术年会分会在广东工业大学举行。当前全球经济金融形势严峻，本次会议通过解读和剖析新兴经济体创新、活力、联动、包容推动的增长潜力和发展前景，向世界传递来自新兴经济体的学术思想和认知共识，为推进理论创新和解决现实问题提供了新的发展思路。 The branch of 2016 Guangdong Annual Academic Conference on Social Sciences was held at Guangdong University of Technology. The theme of the conference is “Development of emerging economies: innovative, invigorated, interconnected and inclusive”. Through interpreting and ana-lyzing the growth potential and development prospects of emerging economies from the aspects of innovation, invigoration, interconnection and inclusion, the conference transfers the academic thinking and cognitive consensus of research on emerging economies to the world, which provides new development ideas for promoting the innovation in theories and solving real problems.

Introduction of Chinese Mass Spectrometry Society

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第22回大会（青森）地域づくりとESDプロジェクト研究「東日本大震災後の地域再生」報告

第22回大会（青森）地域づくりとESDプロジェクト研究「東日本大震災後の地域再生」報告