Bibliographic Production Research Articles

ELEKTRON BİBLİOQRAFİYANIN İNFORMASİYA, TƏHSİL VƏ TƏDQİQAT MÜHİTİNDƏ ROLU

This research paper aims to highlight the current state of electronic bibliography and its role in spheres of information activity. In the article, electronic bibliographic activity was considered as an ele¬ment of scientific communication and interpreted as one of the important actors in meeting the information needs of users working in the field of information, education and scientific research. A brief explanation of electronic bibliographic products was given, and the advantages of the digital bibliographic service realized in the Internet environment were discussed. The article also classified users from a general point of view, and mentioned the necessity of bibliographic support for researchers and students when choosing literature.

Women's rescuers network: Community support for self-managed abortion in Argentina

The availability of medications to induce abortion, especially in contexts of restricted access, has transformed practices and allowed women and/or their community organizations to assist other women in obtaining abortions, whether or not they interact with the healthcare system. This study recovers the experience of a feminist community organization that, from the province of Neuquén, extends throughout the country, creating a network of community care. An exploratory descriptive study with a qualitative approach was conducted to analyze the experiences of women who facilitate access to permitted abortion in Argentina. Through in-depth interviews with three leaders of the feminist collective La Revuelta and semi-structured interviews with 33 members of the socorrista groups, conducted between November 2019 and December 2020, we describe their history and processes of work and growth; we explore their motivations and feelings and characterize the interactions of these organizations with public and private health systems. The results of this work align with the international conversation and bibliographic production about these organizations and their particularities, and with the need to incorporate these forms of care into institutional health systems.

Situation actuelle de l'évaluation de l'anglais comme langue étrangère en Colombie

This article presents the current status of bibliographical production of the research in the field of assessment of English as a foreign language in Colombia. A collection and analysis of the main Colombian academic production related to the principles, definitions, and criteria of EFL assessment was conducted in order to identify the most relevant topics. Following an analysis of the data, four main areas were identified as the most relevant for research purposes: teachers’ assessment literacy, assessment of language skills, alternative assessment, and standardized testing. The four areas of agreement identified in this study are united by a common concern: the necessity for teachers to have access to robust and continuous professional development programs that encompass not only theoretical foundations and literacies about assessment, but also practical tools and instruments that can be utilized in any EFL context.

Biology, ecology, and taxonomy of the parasitoids of the families of Austroniidae, Peradeniidae, Proctorenyxidae, Roproniidae, and Vanhorniidae (Hymenoptera: Proctotrupoidea)

Proctotrupoidae are koinobiont endoparasitoids of holometabolous insect larvae. Although Proctrotrupidae can be common and readily collected by sweep netting or Malaise traps, the superfamily is poorly known biologically. Proctotrupoidae are parasitoids of Coleoptera and, to a lesser extent, Diptera larvae, with one extraordinary host record from a centipede, whereas Heloridae has been reared from Neuroptera larvae. Extralimital families attacking Coleoptera and Neuroptera (Austroniidae, Peradeniidae, Proctorenyxidae) are biologically unknown. This work studies the biology, ecology, and taxonomy of the parasitoids of the Families of Roproniidae, Vanhorniidae, Austroniidae, Proctorenyxidae and Peradeniidae (Hymenoptera: Proctotrupoidea). In terms of the type of research source, we worked with scientific articles published in national and international journals. This modality of production, in addition to being commonly the most valued in the set of bibliographic production, is the most easily accessed. Access to articles was through virtual libraries such as Scielo, the University of São Paulo, Latin American Literature, and the University of Brasilia. This library has a specific section for Hymenoptera, with eight journals and texts of articles available in full. The journals included in this section are the following: Zootaxa, Canadian Journal of Zoology, Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington, Memoirs of the American Entomological Institute, Florida Entomologist, Canadian Entomologist, Neotropical Entomology, Cladistics, Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology, Insect Systematics & Evolution, Journal of Hymenoptera Research. Considering only this section constitutes a limitation of the study since articles belonging to journals that integrate other sections of the aforementioned electronic library could also contribute to the discussion of the production of knowledge about the relationship between hosts and parasitoids. However, in principle, within these articles, there could not necessarily be a discussion focused on biology, ecology, and taxonomy.

Study of the Bionomy and the Therapeutic Potential of a Substance Obtained from Spider Venom (Arthropoda: Araneae)

Venom is present in most spiders in the world, only two groups of venomous spiders are known and their chemical composition varies greatly between species. The vast majority have venom that is not very toxic to the human body, as is the case with crabs. However, the venom of other spiders affects humans more seriously. This manuscript aims to verify the bionomics of spiders and their therapeutic potential (Arthropoda: Araneae). Regarding the type of research source, As for the type of research source, it was worked with scientific articles published in national and international magazines. This type of production is commonly the most valued in all bibliographic production and is the easiest to access. Access to articles was through virtual libraries such as SciELO, the University of São Paulo, Latin American Literature, and the University of Brasília. This library has a specific section for Hymenoptera, with journals and article texts available in full. Considering only this section constitutes a limitation of the study since articles belonging to journals that are part of other sections of the electronic library could also contribute to the discussion of the production of knowledge. However, in principle, within these articles, there could not necessarily be a discussion focused on biology, ecology, and taxonomy.

Conceptual Model for the Assessment of Academic Productivity in Research Seedbeds From a Systematic Review

<p style="text-align: justify;">Higher education institutions have focused their efforts on promoting research seedbeds as a strategy for formative research. In this regard, the impact of such a strategy remains unknown due to the lack of models that enable its evaluation. Therefore, this study aimed to design an evaluation model for the academic productivity of research seedbeds based on the available evidence in the literature. To achieve this, a systematic review was conducted following the PRISMA model, analyzing 53 documents including articles, book chapters, and conference proceedings from the SCOPUS, ProQuest, Jstor, Scielo, and ScienceDirect databases. The results identified indicators that allowed for the design of a model based on six constructs: research training, institutional capabilities, bibliographic production, innovation and development, social appropriation of knowledge, and human resource training. It was concluded that the indicators evaluating research seedbeds seek greater scientific development involving students and improving the quality of research products, which directly impacts the institutional research mission.</p>

Globalização, empresa e responsabilidade socioambiental

The research addresses the globalization’s issue and socio-environmental responsibility of Brazilian companies concerning to adoption of ethical standards and business commitment based on the criteria of Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance, concepts that support the new process of internationalization of business law, globally. This is a systematic interpretation of the corporate production of wealth with emphasis of globalization for a better understanding of the role of the modern company which, in addition to being a supplier of goods and services, must be allied to socio-environmental interests with the creation of new markets, generating jobs and attracting new consumers. As a basis, scientific and bibliographical productions by Brazilian and international authors were researched. It is clear to conclude that there is a need for public policies to promote environmental education and social accountability of all Brazilian business people and thus guarantee the preservation and protection of the sustainable environment through the search for social and ethical values in defense of the global ecosystem.

Kitkińike of recognition: In the direction of bibliographies as cultural landscapes

AbstractThis project explores bibliographies as cultural landscapes. Taking the Nez Perce term kitkińike (in the direction of) as a gesture that offers new theoretical grounds for considering the categorical power of bibliographies, I argue that bibliographies are more than just sources cited at the end of a publication. A dynamic and interactive interface performatively animates an existing list of texts about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and history with anticolonial purpose, so countering the thinking that Indigenous, Black and Queer authors are objects to be studied rather than academics to be cited. The exegesis defines a bibliography and its many manifestations and provides background on how this project came to being, giving credit to the people and institutions working to combat the erasure of Black, Queer, Indigenous and minority voices. The written piece argues that we need to move in the direction of (kitkińike) including a variety of voices in our citations while the web interface allows for the physical exploration of these concepts. Together, the paired research outcomes invite a novel journey across the cultural landscapes of bibliographic productions.

Bibliographic products on the official websites of central regional libraries: new opportunities and problems

Bibliographic products on the official websites of central regional libraries: new opportunities and problems

Building and sustainability information modeling: An analysis of its thematic structure

Objective. This study examines bibliographic production that addresses the intersection between building information modeling (BIM) and sustainability, considering business, academic, and scientific perspectives. The main objective is to analyze the relationship between BIM and sustainability to contextualize their development in these fields.
 Design/Methodology/Approach. A search was conducted in the Scopus database using the keywords "building information modeling" and "sustainability". The VOSviewer bibliometric tool was selected for thematic analysis, combining co-word analysis and the h-index. This methodology enabled the effective visualization of diagrams and thematic areas in all available publications.
 Results/Discussion. Four thematic groups were identified: new technologies and their applications, sustainable construction, sustainability and energy efficiency, and life cycle and environment management. A trend towards greater integration and synergy between BIM and sustainability was evident. The five main research lines around these topics were presented and discussed, which were: development of sustainability assessment methodologies based on BIM, optimization of the life cycle of buildings through BIM, innovation in sustainable materials and technologies, modeling of the resilience and adaptability of buildings, and standards and regulations for sustainability in BIM.
 Conclusions. The future is oriented towards BIM and sustainability due to their capacity to optimize construction efficiency, reduce waste, and promote sustainable practices.

Meta-Analysis of Scientific Production on Soils in the Municipalities of the Triângulo Mineiro and Alto Paranaíba in the Last 30 Years

The geographical mesoregion of the Triângulo Mineiro and Alto Paranaíba has an economy strongly focused on agribusiness, with grain and sugarcane production levels that put them at the forefront of the economic and political scenario of the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. However, scientific production focused on soil diversity in this region has long been undervalued compared to other regions of the state and country where the soils exhibit more diverse and, therefore, more intriguing geological and geomorphological characteristics. This paper aims to evaluate the evolution and spatialization of bibliographic production with the central theme of soils in the Triângulo Mineiro and Alto Paranaíba mesoregion. As such, papers from the last three decades within the municipalities of the studied region were selected from five important journals. The papers from the initial screening were analyzed for the following: the profile of the authors (gender and institutional affiliation); number of authors per paper; methods used; and distribution of these papers across the selected region. The results indicate a concentration of papers in four municipalities and a total lack of publications from another 40. Males heavily dominated scientific production in the analyzed segments. Despite the mesoregion having 11 public higher education institutions, most municipalities' soil research was incipient. Regarding the methods used by researchers, in municipalities where more institutional partnerships were made possible, there was an increase in the number of techniques and methods explored in investigating problems. Although the study area presents relative geological and geomorphological homogeneity that gives a monotonous aspect to the landscape, knowledge of its pedodiversity, and its economic significance for agriculture, justifies the need to resume soil studies in the Triângulo Mineiro and Alto Paranaíba, particularly by exploring methods and municipalities that are still little known.

Mortimer Taube e seu legado: entre produção técnica e científica

Abstract This article deals with the life and work of Mortimer Taube, an American philosopher and librarian who contributed to the organization and representation of information and knowledge, and to the retrieval of information. Even if Taube does not identify yourself as a librarian, philosopher, documentalist or information scientist, your technical and scientific production brings him closer to the notion of Information that is currently studied by Information Science, Therefore, this article aims to study his work from this perspective. This is because Taube was the creator of the Uniterm System, a pioneer in post-coordinated indexing. He was the founder of Documentation Incorporated, a company that provided information services to renowned institutions such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the United States Air Force. It was a qualitative, exploratory, bibliography and documentation study, without chronological limit, and the sources used were: Association for Information Science and Technology; Columbia University; Duke University; Library of Congress; Journal Storage; NASA’s Library; University of Chicago Press Journal, and Library Quarterly. Were analyzed 52 documents, the oldest publication dates from 1936 and, the most current, from 1965. It is concluded that Taube’s legacy was the contribution in the area of indexing and information retrieval, as well as his critical position on librarianship and information science. In general, the philosophical influence of Taube’s education was reflected in his bibliographic production, spread among the formulation of concepts, theoretical foundations, and perspectives disseminated by the author.

Astronomy teaching from the perspective of inclusive education based on a survey of bibliographic production at SNEA

Resumo: Esta pesquisa teve como objetivo analisar como a inclusão é abordada nos trabalhos acadêmicos apresentados no Simpósio Nacional de Educação em Astronomia (SNEA). Dessa forma, foram selecionados trabalhos de Comunicação Oral e Comunicação de Painel nos Anais das edições entre 2011 e 2018. Esses trabalhos foram analisados teoricamente, buscando identificar se a inclusão de alunos com deficiência foi abordada e de que forma foi tratada em relação ao Ensino de Astronomia. A análise de conteúdo foi utilizada na elaboração das categorias de abordagem: inclusão vinculada à especificidade do indivíduo/deficiência, ou, relação com a inclusão relacionada à cultura, para a elaboração dos descritores: espaço e nível de ensino, tipo de inclusão, origem da pesquisa e conteúdo da disciplina de Astronomia. Os resultados apontam a necessidade de estudos que abordem o Ensino de Astronomia para os estudantes público-alvo da Educação Especial, visando suprir as lacunas identificadas nesta investigação.

Intinerários Transatlânticos Da Filosofia Da Informação Em Iberoamérica E Caribe: cartografias filosófico-epistemológicas em Biblioteconomia e Ciência da Informação no século XXI

The problem research is: how can we recognize the historical philosophical dilemmas and the contemporary socio-critical development of a philosophy of information in Library and Information Science (LIS), based on a historical epistemology, in Caribbean-Iberoamerican context? The basic theoretical framework is anchored in the dimensions between LIS epistemology and the theoretical plurality of knowledge organization (KO), the epistemological foundation and the institutional constitution of the KO in the international context and its repercussion in Brazil, as well as the influence of the philosophy of language platform under the epistemological constructs in LIS. The methodological procedures are based on the Ludwig Wittgenstein (1979, 1992a,b, 2002, 2005) methodological-philosophical approach. The operationalization of the research collection stages takes place from three methodological perspectives: bibliographic, theoretical and conceptual. For the purposes of constructing the corpora, for this stage of the research, the database consulted was the Base de Dados Referenciais de Artigos de Periódicos em Ciência da Informação(BRAPCI) from Brazil. The search for a given “philosophy of information” in a para-territorial context (focus in Caribbean-Iberoamerican context) in LIS from the descriptors: philosophy of information; philosophy; social theory; epistemology; theory; culture theory; critical theory; theory of knowledge; political theory, present in the field literature in conjunction with geographic demarcation descriptors (continent, country, province, state, city, territory). The study sources were compiled and managed by Zotero software. The results bring evidence of philosophical-epistemological production in thegeographical context investigated, demonstrating the paths of a structural bibliographical production, of foundation, to the growing set of philosophical-informational approaches with a political, social and cultural approach.

Análise das redes de colaboração em ações de pesquisa científica e tecnológica sobre maracujá

ABSTRACT: Scientific research on passion fruit has been conducted in several institutions worldwide, and it is of interest to the productive sector, the scientific community, and science and technology managers to learn about current scientific advances and opportunities through metric studies of bibliographic information. A survey of publications indexed in the Web of Science and the Agricultural Research Database-BDPA, in European Patent Office - Espacenet, and Embrapa’s technologies and projects were used as indicators to characterize research networks. This study analyzed the co-authorship and co-citation network of scientific production, the strength of connections among institutions, and a map of co-occurrence of keywords from 2001 to 2020. Brazil, the United States, Colombia, and France had the largest co-authorship networks for Passifloraceae. Brazilian institutions that are in a prominent position in the analysis of co-authorship networks and that produced the largest number of publications were Embrapa, University of São Paulo (USP), and State University of Campinas (Unicamp). The main themes studied were adsorption, antioxidant, clarification, evolution, flavonoid, flowering, growth, and somatic embryogenesis. Patents related to the use of passifloras were highest between 2015 and 2017 and were mainly focused on the production of food, beverages, cosmetics, and medicines. Brazil has relevant bibliographic production and technological development regarding passion fruit for the academic community and rural producers. These results integrated aspects of scientific activity that can help explore new research directions and explain the use and circulation of scientific production.

Coffeescape: analysis of international bibliographic production on coffee cultural landscapes

The diversity of coffee culture manifestations and their expressions in the landscape show the potential of interdisciplinary research guided by plural epistemological lenses. This article aims to contribute to the realization of future research on the patrimonialization of agrifood cultural landscapes, especially coffee, in the different producing countries. In this way, it aims to identify the main methodologies and epistemological lenses used in coffee production cultural landscape studies. To this end, a systematic literature review was conducted in Web of Science, Scopus, Redalyc and Theses and dissertations indexed in the CAPES databases. The results pointed to the identification of 41 publications, with Colombia as the main geographical area and origin of the researchers. It was possible to characterize them in six thematic categories: 1) Planning and Territorial Ordinance; 2) Patrimonialization Processes; 3) Cultural Aspects; 4) Tourism; 5) Industrial Heritage; and 6) Biodiversity. The methodologies used focus on qualitative, exploratory, and descriptive character, with ethnographic nature. Among the main techniques, bibliographic and documentary research were combined with field immersion, observation, and semi-structured interviews. Theoretical-methodological lens analysis shows most studies with a phenomenological and complexity approach in Humanist-Cultural Geography. The research reinforced the interdisciplinary potential of studies on landscapes and coffee production, highlighting the geographic complexity of coffee territories in Brazil and the world.

Families Braulidae and Streblidae (Insecta: Diptera) as ectoparasites of mammals

Once the larval development is complete, the Braula, Nitzsch, 1818 (Braulidae) becomes a pupa within the tunnels it has excavated, and when it reaches the adult state, it attaches itself to the body of the bee. Department of the cycle, from oviposition to the emergence of the adult parasite reaches 21 days. When the beekeeper carries out inspections of his hives. Parasitized bees, especially queens, are restless, nervous, weakened, and at intervals shake their legs or rub their bodies with their wings, in order to get rid of the parasites, but without any success. The Streblidae are viviparous ectoparasites, obligatory and exclusive to bats, which instead of laying eggs or larvae, what they do is put an already developed pupa. Viviparity is adenotrophic; that is, the larvae feed on glandular secretions in the uterus. In the third instar, the larva is deposited in the shelter of the host. One larva develops inside the female and feeds on secretions from the accessory glands, which are highly specialized. Eventually, the third-instar larva is deposited as a sessile prepupa in a substrate. The objective of this bibliographical production is to understand the biological, ecological, and taxonomic characteristics of the Braulidae and Streblidae families. In terms of the type of research source, we worked with scientific articles published in national and international journals. This type of production, in addition to being commonly the most valued in all bibliographic production, is the most easily accessed. Access to articles was through virtual libraries such as SciELO, ResearchGate, Hall, USP, UNB, CAPES, Qeios, and LILACS.

Biology, ecology, and taxonomy of the parasitoids of the families Austroniidae, Peradeniidae, Proctorenyxidae, Roproniidae, and Vanhorniidae (Hymenoptera: Proctotrupoidea) and family Mymarommatidae (Hymenoptera: Proctotrupomorpha: Mymarommatoidea)

The Proctotrupoidea are koinobiont endoparasitoids of holometabolous insect larvae. Although Proctotrupidae can be common and readily collected by sweep netting or Malaise traps, the superfamily is poorly known biologically. Proctotrupidae is parasitoids of Coleoptera and, to a lesser extent, Diptera larvae, with one extraordinary host record from a centipede, whereas Heloridae has been reared from Neuroptera larvae. Extralimital families attacking Coleoptera and Neuroptera (Austroniidae, Peradeniidae, Proctorenyxidae) are biologically unknown. The hosts of the Mymarommatidae family are poorly known. One species was bred in “wood ear” fungi. Little is known about the biology of these wasps, but they are probably parasitoids of eggs of other insects in forests. Mymaromma menehune Honsberger & Huber, 2022 recorded as a solitary endoparasitoid of eggs of a Lepidopsocus sp. (Psocodea: Lepidopsocidae) on branches of Ficus microcarpa L.f. (Moraceae). This work studies the biology, ecology, and taxonomy of the parasitoids of the families of Austroniidae, Peradeniidae Proctorenyxidae, Roproniidae, and Vanhorniidae (Hymenoptera: Proctotrupoidea) and family Mymaromatidae (Hymenoptera: Proctotrupomorpha: Mymarommatoidea). In terms of the type of research source, we worked with scientific articles published in national and international journals. This modality of production, in addition to being commonly the most valued in the set of bibliographic production, is the most easily accessed. Access to articles was through virtual libraries such as SciELO, the University of São Paulo, Latin American Literature, and the University of Brasilia. This library has a specific section for Hymenoptera, with eight journals and texts of articles available in full. Considering only this section constitutes a limitation of the study since articles belonging to journals that integrate other sections of the fore mentioned electronic library could also contribute to the discussion of the production of knowledge about the relationship between hosts and parasitoids. However, in principle, within these articles, there could not necessarily be a discussion focused on biology, ecology, and taxonomy.

Popularisation of Bibliographic Products as an Important Component of Advertising and Information Activities of Libraries

The purpose of the research is to analyse effective methods and tools for promoting bibliographic products by leveraging the Internet capabilities within the context of libraries, particularly by examining existing practices and innovative strategies in the online space to enhance the accessibility of bibliographic resources. Research methodology. To study this problem, general scientific methods (analysis, synthesis, deduction, and induction) were used in relation to the use of marketing tools, social communications, Internet opportunities for the exchange and distribution of the resources bibliographic products in the modern library space of Ukraine. As a result of applying these methods, we have gained a deep understanding and analysis of the problems and opportunities in using marketing tools, social communications, and Internet capabilities for the exchange and dissemination of bibliographic production in modern libraries in Ukraine. The scientific novelty of the study arises from the fact that the subject of bibliographic production popularisation in Ukrainian libraries remains insufficiently developed, particularly in terms of promoting publications by means of the Internet, necessitating a comprehensive approach to studying all possibilities and identifying pathways for the development of library activity. Such a comprehensive approach will allow us to identify optimal pathways and development strategies for libraries in the digital age, which, in turn, will contribute to improving access to cultural heritage and information for the public, increasing information literacy, and supporting libraries as crucial agents of education and cultural development in society. Conclusions. The research examines the effectiveness of libraries’ promotional and informational activities in popularising bibliographic production through extensive Internet resources. Special attention is paid to primary tools for promoting bibliographic production in social media and incorporating crowdfunding instruments. Keywords: bibliographic products, advertising and information activities, library marketing, popularisation, Internet marketing, blog, book trailer, social media, SMM (Social Media Marketing), digital marketing, reputation marketing, event marketing, guerrilla marketing, crowdfunding.

Review of the biology, ecology, and taxonomy of the bees of the families Ctenoplectridae, Fideliidae, Oxaeidae, and Stenotritidae (Insecta: Hymenoptera)

The Ctenoplectridae are characterized by short tongues, modified scope, and large comb-like tibial spurs adapted to collect and carry a mixture of floral oils and pollen collect floral oil, pollen, and nectar from a few genera of the family Cucurbitaceae. However, three species are thought to be kleptoparasites. A family Fideliinae of bees that is diverse throughout the world. The bees belonging to this group have diversified nesting behavior, being able to build their babies in pre-existing cavities such as woods, rocks, and alone. Large, very rare, fast-flying, ground-nesting solitary bees. The Oxaeidae are restricted to the New World and there are several species in the Tropics. Apparently, all of its species are solitary. Bees have tegumentary exocrine glands in the abdomen, the tergal glands, distributed dorsally and the sternal glands ventrally. The Stenotritidae are large, densely hairy bees, that fly at high speed and make simple nests on the ground. They place masses of ovoid stores in the cells. These are arranged in rows and are covered with a waterproof secretion. The larvae do not spin cocoons. This work studies the biology, ecology, and taxonomy of the parasitoids of the families of bee Ctenoplectridae, Fideliidae, Oxaeidae, and Stenotritidae. In terms of the type of research source, we worked with scientific articles published in national and international journals. This modality of production, in addition to being commonly the most valued in the set of bibliographic production, is the most easily accessed. Access to articles was through virtual libraries such as SciELO, the University of São Paulo, Latin American Literature, and the University of Brasilia.