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The Construction of "Course Ideology and Politics" in the Teaching of Professional Courses in Colleges and Universities ——Taking communication courses as an example

The construction of ideological and political education in the curriculum is the main way to comprehensively implement the fundamental task of cultivating morality and talents in the new era, and it is also an important link in cultivating high-quality talents. When carrying out daily teaching work in journalism and communication majors in universities, a detailed analysis should be conducted on the construction of ideological and political courses, combined with the characteristics of the profession, students' abilities, and the construction goals of ideological and political courses, in order to construct a more complete system of ideological and political course construction, refine the teaching process of ideological and political courses, increase the close integration between subject knowledge and ideological and political education elements, and thus play the role of ideological and political education in shaping the soul of the curriculum, and further cultivate excellent journalism and communication talents.

New Model of College Journalism and Communication Curriculum Reform under the Digital Age

Based on the concrete experience and practice of China's journalism and communication education reform in recent years, this paper discusses the needs of The Times, concept innovation and mode exploration. This paper focuses on how to empower journalism and communication education with "practice", puts forward the concept of "practice view of journalism education", upgrades the "practice education" to "comprehensive practice", promotes the innovation of journalism and communication education model, and promotes the high-quality development of journalism and communication education. The article also discusses the opportunities and challenges of journalism and communication education in the new situation, and how to better adapt to the change of media technology and train excellent journalism and communication talents to adapt to the new communication environment.

Development and prospect ofbotanical drugs in the treatment of lung cancer–a visualisation study based on

IntroductionLung cancer has one of the highest death rates in the world. modern medicine is the main treatment, but it has many side effects. Scholars have turned their attention to botanical drugs. It is found that in addition to treating lung cancer, it can also reduce side effects, improve the immunity of patients and the quality of lives of patients. MethodsWe searched journal papers from the Web of Science database dated from January 2002 to March 2023 in the field of botanical drugs treating lung cancer, we used Cite Space, VOS viewer, Pajet analysis software to analyze publication, author, institution, country, keyword, keyword cluster, journals of co-citation analysis, burst keyword, and drew visual maps. Results814 articles were obtained,Liu Liang published the most papers in the field, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was an important scientific research institution, and it had more cooperation with other institutions. China had the largest number of publications. The research content mainly focused on lung cancer, apoptosis, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese herb medicine, efficacy, chemotherapy, signalling pathways, mechanisms, and in vitro. Ten significant clusters were generated by keyword cluster analysis. The Journal Of Ethnopharmacology (929 citations) and Cancer Research (683 citations) were excellent journals in the JCR1 region. The top 18 burst keywords showed the hot research issues in the past more than 20 years. ConclusionThe research is still in initial stage. This paper shows the current situation, research progress, and hotspots of the field with the help of visual maps.

Editor’s Introduction to JPE Micro

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ACS NEWS Reactions ShareShare onFacebookTwitterWechatLinked InRedditEmail C&EN, 2023, 101 (3), p 3January 23, 2023Cite this:C&EN 101, 3, 3Letters to the editorC&EN’s reorganizationI have always been impressed by the excellent journalism by C&EN. The scope of the magazine as well as the skill caused a number of friends who are not chemists to become American Chemical Society members solely for a C&EN subscription.So the current staff trouble at the flagship magazine is deeply concerning, and I hope something will be rapidly remedied. If not, C&EN has no hope of replacing the likes of Newsweek, Bloomberg Businessweek, or the Financial Times for the nonchemist.James MorrisFoster City, CaliforniaI have been an ACS member for decades. By far the most valuable benefit of membership to me is C&EN, which I read regularly, along with Science and Nature. I have been consistently impressed with the quality and independence of the reporting, even when it runs counter to the financial interests of CAS (a division of ACS).I recently renewed my ACS membership for 2023, but if the changes in editorial control at C&EN degrade this treasured institution, I don’t think I will do so for 2024.Daniel ErlansonSan FranciscoI am an ACS member. I was concerned by the Dec. 12/19 editorial (page 4). The environmental policy news is the most valuable thing in C&EN, with second place going to the industry and technology trend articles. Frankly, the news about society business, programs, and activities is of low interest to me most of the time.Chris LutesChapel Hill, North CarolinaBreakdown in bottle-bill implementationThe article about requiring deposits on plastic bottles (Dec. 12/19, 2022, page 17) states that California is one of the states that has this requirement. This is an encouraging way to solve the plastic waste problem. These bottles are to be returned to retailers or redemption centers. However, the experience in California has been poor because retailers are not required to redeem these bottles, and most redemption centers have been closed. In my hometown of 80,000 people, there is no redemption center, and only one store has a machine that will redeem a bottle, but it pays only to your PayPal account. This is not a satisfactory solution to bottle recycling. The industry must do better before all of us are buried in plastic waste.Joseph LowryMilpitas, California

On Eight Years of the NERS and Vision of the Nuclear Engineering Division

Abstract It is with immense pleasure to write this column and join all of you the Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science (NERS) journal readers and contributors in celebrating its eighth birthday. As is true from the very beginning, the ASME Nuclear Engineering Division (NED) once again wishes the Journal and in particular Editor-in-Chief Igor Pioro and whole Editorial Board every success in continued publication of the excellent Journal. Nuclear energy is faced with major challenges ranging from public perception and acceptance to non-proliferation and continued operation and enhanced safety of existing fleet with lessons learned from past accidents. On the other side, nuclear energy has enormous potential to help the World to mitigate climate change effects and transition to carbon free energy. Having in mind the global nature of these societal and technological issues, it is imperative that professional forums such as international journals and technical professional meetings provide a global communication channel to foster the exchange of ideas and critical information and to enhance cross-fertilization of research and development activities through our professional community.

Ship of Darkness: Jazz and/as Affect in the Global Cruise Industry

Ship of Darkness: Jazz and/as Affect in the Global Cruise Industry

Exercise Training and Its Far-Reaching Effects

Over time I have been continually amazed at what is learned each year about the positive aspects of regular exercise training. When I began my career as a clinical exercise physiologist in 1985, I worked with patients in the cardiac rehabilitation setting. Like today, this is where most of the jobs were located. But participants were limited primarily to those who had suffered a recent myocardial infarction or underwent coronary bypass graft surgery. Over time research has accumulated at a swiftening pace to allow for the insurance coverage of many other cardiac conditions to participate in cardiac rehabilitation. These include percutaneous coronary interventions, systolic heart failure, valve procedures, angina, and heart transplant. Recent papers published in excellent journals point to the benefit for those with an implantable cardiac defibrillator (1) and those who have undergone an ablation procedure to treat atrial fibrillation (2). So, we may see these patients in our programs in the future.And during the SARS-CoV-2 COVID pandemic we have learned about the value of exercise as it relates to immune function and severity of COVID (3). It appears that higher exercise capacities, as expressed by peak VO2, are inversely related to the risk of hospitalization (4). Others have reported that regular physical activity is related to a reduced risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection, severe illness, and death (5).With respect to general exercise the relationship between aerobic exercise and the risk of mortality in previously healthy individuals, and many of those with a chronic disease, has long been established. Recent data from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) found a unique association of reduced mortality (odds ratio = 0.90, 95% confidence interval = 0.83 – 0.97) in those who reported regular stretching routines (6). This is interesting and appears to be the first to report this association. The authors state that stretching may help individuals to keep exercising aerobically. This may also be related to the potential value of stretching to reduce injuries as reviewed in the September 2021 issue of this journal (7). But there may be other potential benefits related to vascular function (8).I am excited to see what future research in exercise training will reveal to us. But I think it is safe to say that if someone with a chronic disease or condition can exercise safely, they should be encouraged as there is very likely a significant upside for them with little risk of a downside. And this is particularly true, I believe, when exercise is prescribed by a clinical (or accredited) exercise physiologist and when necessary, applied in a supervised setting.

“Voices against Silence”: a case study of the social impact of journalism

ABSTRACT Gender-based violence affects 1 in 3 women worldwide and is the leading cause of death among women. Journalism has a duty to provide fair and coherent information and has a huge effect on peoples’ perceptions. This study examines how one excellent journalism practice contributes to social impact and overcomes sexual harassment. Social impact is considered a crucial factor for evaluating the impact of science. This concept is used to evaluate journalism practice, while the contribution is made through an analysis of the social impact achieved following the RTVE documentary “Voices against Silence” (Golden Globe Award at the 2018 World Media Festival, Hamburg). Implementing the social impact of social media (SISM) methodology and additional interviews (14), this study examines evidence of this documentary’s social impact by exploring citizens’ voices through social media (Twitter and Facebook) and interviews with people whose lives have been impacted by watching this documentary. The evidence collected is linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 5 to overcome sexual harassment. The results indicate this documentary had a social impact by contributing to overcoming sexual harassment and improving trust in journalism as well as providing a reputation for journalistic coverage, which also leads to social impact.

The Public Affairs Faculty Manual: A Guide to the Effective Management of Public Affairs Programs Edited by Bruce McDonald III and William Hatcher

In The Public Affairs Faculty Manual: A Guide to the Effective Management of Public Affairs Programs, editors Bruce McDonald III and William Hatcher, provide a broad overview on designing, leading, and managing a public affairs (PA) program. The edited volume is explicitly written for PA faculty in new leadership roles in higher education, though it is a useful reference for administrators of all levels and even useful for regular faculty. Despite excellent journals focused on PA education, such as Journal of Public Affairs Education, and Teaching Public Administration, there is a clear need for a focused cultivation of fundamental knowledge, research, and experience-informed advice for academic administrators in PA programs.

Understanding policy and practice of peripheral journal publishing in Indonesian higher education context

Understanding policy and practice of peripheral journal publishing in Indonesian higher education context

A journal of outstanding scientific excellence in the era of digital revolution

A journal of outstanding scientific excellence in the era of digital revolution

Creating an excellent journal of multiple disciplines through multiple efforts from a team of multiple talents

Creating an excellent journal of multiple disciplines through multiple efforts from a team of multiple talents

A Special Message to Students and Graduates About Publishing in a Journal

The Journal of Excellence in Nursing and Healthcare Practice (JENHP) was created to promote innovations, translation, and dissemination of evidence supporting improved outcomes in the nursing practice environment. The journal welcomes manuscripts focusing on topics such as national and international workforce issues, quality improvement projects, evidenced-based practice initiatives, nursing research studies, interprofessional practice, educational issues, improvements in technology, innovative practice problem solutions, and the impact of social change in society. Although we accept submissions from all types of researchers, both new and experienced, one central purpose of this journal is to provide an outlet for research conducted by students. Hence, individuals from doctoral, master’s, and baccalaureate programs are especially welcomed to submit manuscripts based on scholarly projects or papers completed while in or after graduating from an accredited program.

Ideals of Journalism The historical Consecration of Media Capital in Prize Awards and the case of the Danish Cavling award 1945–2016.

As a material object, the Cavling prize is a small bronze statuette of an old man with a moustache, a hat and both hands tucked away in the pockets of a long coat. In symbolic terms, the Cavling prize is one of the most prestigious awards of Danish journalism and a professional metonym for excellent journalism. This article presents a study of the written statements from the prize committees that have accompanied the statue since the first award in 1945. Applying the field theory of Pierre Bourdieu and the concept of symbolic capital, the study identifies three prominent ideals in the Danish field of journalism—information, agenda setting and exposure—and shows how these ideals have changed symbolic positions in the period from 1945 to 2016. The article concludes that media prizes help us understand professional ideals over time and urges more research on the history of media prizes.

Diagnostic Advancement in Evaluating Inborn Errors of Metabolism: Past, Present and Future: A systematic review

Metabolism is a delicately coordinated entity of chemical reactions. Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM) are rare congenital disorders that are mainly due to gene defect of enzymes or cofactors participating in a metabolic pathway or the transport of metabolites within a cell or between cells. The development of knowledge in basic sciences together with technology development in medical field has helped to better understand the molecular and biochemical basis of IEM. Environmental factors, ethnicity, race, consanguinity and genetic factors contribute to the increased prevalence of genetic disorders. The analytical methods have evolved over the years from thin layer chromatography (TLC), high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to tandem mass spectrometry (TMS) including gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC/MS). Their applications for È¡7_Ø‹5_g of IEM has opened the door for screening of conditions that previously required molecular testing or another methodology that was not practical for population-based screening. Future technologies such as Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ ionization timeof- flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS), has the potential for rapid and reliable identification of small metabolites and disease biomarkers in daily clinical laboratories, whereas DNA based screening by DNA microarrays or gene chips will allow much more improved diagnosis.These can be the boon to screening programs which will require excellent detection and follow-up servicesInternational Journal of Human and Health Sciences Vol. 03 No. 02 April’19. Page: 58-63

The disciplines of management and IT have indeed merged: new empirical data

Advancement in the intelligence field can only be achieved through new observations and the presentation of new empirical data. This is a continuous process and includes how we as employees engage with software and technical solutions. Just as it is impossible to teach or learn anything in marketing today without a deep understanding of digital marketing, in the same way is it impossible to make advancements in intelligence studies without first-hand experience with business intelligence software and new IT-equipment. Management and IT have indeed merged. This understanding has been an integrated part of JISIB since the journal started some eight years ago. And as always, we are less interested in how new technologies are developed (for that there are excellent technical journals) than about the management practice of these developments. This issue follows very much on this track.

Fuel Cells in a Changing Energy World

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Need for journal analysis: Is citation-based scores good enough to rank a journal?

<br>Journal analysis denotes evaluation, assessment, ranking, and scoring of a journal. It is an important exercise to be adopted by learning resource organization for recommending a journal for referring, scanning, referencing, subscribing, publishing, circulating, and disseminating purposes. Evaluation is done qualitatively in relation to content, objectives, and ethos. Rhetorical analysis of a journal will take into account something which is abstract and nonliteral. Advancement in ideology, in relation to different sphere of academic domains, is important key element of a particular journal. Journal which may communicate theory, practice, methods, skills, and thought process as a whole can reflect the image of an excellent journal. Analysis of these qualitative aspects should be part of the journal analysis. Quantitatively it can be ranked by modern tools which started as Science Citation Index and impact factor (IF) which then progressed to other numerical integers such as Eigenfactor score, Article Influence Score, and others. Numerical IFs have led to ranking system of journals and are based on “citations.” Can “citations” and its resultant statistics measure true impact of a journal? This article tries to share their viewpoint with discussion on various aspects of journal analysis.<br>

The state of data and statistics in journalism and journalism education: Issues and debates

This paper discusses journalists’ vast misunderstanding, underestimation and ignorance of the nature of statistics and their role in shaping the public’s daily work and life. In countering what the authors see as the most common myths about numbers and the news, it aims to set the scene for the key issues and debates that this special issue covers. At the centre of this discussion are three key points: (a) statistics are not distant from the news: they are at the heart of journalism; (b) statistics are not mathematics: they are about the application of the same kind of logical and valid reasoning needed for other types of news material; and (c) statistics are neither cold nor boring: they are an endless source of inspiration for much excellent journalism in the past, present and, undoubtedly, future.