Poster Exhibition Research Articles

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PROCEEDINGS International Symposium From the Universe Back to Earth: Developing Astronomy to Meet Today’s Natural Challenges The year 2023 is a very special one for Indonesian astronomy for two reasons: (1) the centennial of Bosscha Observatory, an establishment that marked the birth of modern astronomy (and an example of a scientific institution) in Southeast Asia, and (2) the passing of Total Solar Eclipse over Indonesia. This has been a unique time to draw attention to astronomy as a science that offers huge potential to contribute beyond astronomy itself, but closer to us all, that is to the achievement of sustainable development goals. This is also timely in keeping the COP28 resolution momentum high. This symposium aimed at clarifying the motivation to identify knowledges and skills in astronomy and astrophysics that push our contribution to saving Earth and strengthening collaborative networks that will expedite the achievement of the motivation. The symposium subtopics covered details of science and facilities developed in astronomy and astrophysics that could be useful in investigating and understanding the physical property and history of Earth as part of the solar system, but also as a unique planet. Better understanding of Earth would lead us to better caring for it. This idea has inspired a number of astronomical projects around the world to invest significant portions of their activities to study Earth, which are now developing into interesting projects in their own rights. With the challenges in understanding various natural phenomena on Earth we currently face, it is imperative that we lend our knowledge in astronomy and astrophysics, facilities, technologies, tools, to expedite our learning of the Earth system and work together with a wider field of expertise relevant to the effort of saving our Earth. Meanwhile, we realize the crucial role of education and capacity building in all parts of work. In the education sector, astronomy is popular to all age groups, making it relatively easier for astronomers to engage the public. The reasons that make astronomy appealing to all are precisely the ones that make astronomy a good entrance to STEAM education. Astronomy is universal and inspirational, relates to all sciences, pushes technology forward, and invites people to reflect. Those reasons are woven to construct the goals of learning STEAM via astronomy, which are: (1) To raise awareness and comprehension of the physical world and natural causal relation; (2) To promote rational perception and respect towards abiotic and biotic environments, including human being; (3) To promote curiosity, knowledge, skill, creativity in STEAM; and (4) To promote positive participation and mindfulness. Those four goals resemble and emphasize the key spirit of the Sustainable Development Goals. The SOC members, representing various STEAM elements and world regions, bring in their respective expertise, experiences, and networks, reflecting the coverage of the subtopics that embed the goals. The SOC members, and invited speakers, reflect the covered subtopics, represent world regions (thus experiences), and the symposium inclusive spirit. This symposium also accommodated learning experience from works at the interface with relevant public and education sectors. It was held in the first week of October 2023, in a university setting to allow the message to reverberate across academia. Participation were in form of oral and poster presentations, group discussions, and exhibition contribution. The symposium was conducted on hybrid platform to allow wider audience, consisted of plenary of invited and contributed talks with fair allotted time for each. An adjacent room was used for posters and exhibitions of astronomical instruments and hands-on educational materials. We gratefully acknowledge support from the Rector of Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences of ITB, Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian pada Masyarakat of ITB, Common Room, Imahnoong, and all who have dedicated their time and resources to ensure the success of this symposium, indeed this new endeavour of astronomy for Earth and humanity. List of Editors, Pages, Symposium details, Organizers, Key Topics, Invited Speakers and Titles and Abstracts are available in this pdf.

The XVIII International Parvovirus Workshop Rimini, Italy, 14-17 June 2022.

The XVIII International Parvovirus Workshop took place in Rimini, Italy, from 14 to 17 June 2022 as an on-site event, continuing the series of meetings started in 1985 and continuously held every two years. The communications dealt with all aspects of research in the field, from evolution and structure to receptors, from replication to trafficking, from virus-host interactions to clinical and veterinarian virology, including translational issues related to viral vectors, gene therapy and oncolytic parvoviruses. The oral communications were complemented by a poster exhibition available for view and discussion during the whole meeting. The XVIII International Parvovirus Workshop was dedicated to the memory of our dearest colleague Mavis Agbandje-McKenna (1963-2021).

소비에트 포스터의 풍자와 프로파간다

First appeared for commercial purposes in the early 20th century, Russian posters developed into independent art through the First World War and the Bolshevik Revolution. The early 20th century was the most productive period for Russian Art, as various experiments were conducted in the coexistence and competition of various painting trends. Amid the turbulent conditions leading to the revolution, civil war, and establishment of the Soviet Union, the integration of various artists’ experiments with the revolution is reflected in the form and content of posters produced at the time. Viktor Deni, who is called the pioneer and classic of the Soviet poster, had a profound influence on later Soviet propaganda art and posters by embodying personal laughter, social humor and satire, and disgust based on his unique political insight and artistic imagination. Nevertheless, in Soviet poster exhibitions and related studies, Deni has been introduced as a fragment of the history of Soviet art and has not drawn much attention for the artistic value of his satirical posters because of their ideological aspect. Therefore, this study examines the meaning of the creative works of Deni, which were the basis of Soviet political posters during the formation and development of Russian posters in the revolutionary period, and clarifies the social function of his satire and the essence of propaganda art through the transformation of laughter revealed in his posters.

XXXII IUPAP Conference on Computational Physics

Damien Foster1, Nikolaos G. Fytas1, Charo del Genio1, Ran Holtzman1, Abhishek Kumar1, Susanne Horn1, Alban Potherat1, Martin Weigel2, and Taras Yavors’kii1 1 Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems, Coventry University, Coventry CV1 5FB, United Kingdom 2 Institut für Physik, Technische Universität Chemnitz, 09107 Chemnitz, GermanyE-mail: martin.weigel@physik.tu-chemnitz.de The 32nd IUPAP Conference in Computational Physics was held online August 2-5, 2021 with organizational support from Coventry University. The Conference in Computational Physics series of meetings is held annually under the auspices of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) at international locations alternating typically between Europe, the Americas, and the Asian and Pacific regions. It covers all areas of the computational sciences with a relation to physical applications, making it the largest and leading recurrent international meeting in computational physics. Typical topics covered include statistical mechanics and complex systems, soft matter and biophysics, materials and nano-science, fluid dynamics, quantum manv-body physics, quantum computing, lattice field theory, astrophysics, gravitation and cosmology, novel hardware and software, computational physics education, machine learning and algorithms as well as geophysics and porous media. The format combines plenary overview lectures with a broad range of topical parallel sessions featuring invited impact talks as well as oral contributions and poster sessions, complemented by discussion sessions.The organisation of the 2020 meeting was given to the present group of organisers for a meeting to be held in physical presence in Coventry. It was planned for August 2020, but with the advent of the Coronavius pandemic it was decided in April 2020 to postpone the meeting to 2021 with the hope of holding it on site. We were quite confident back then that the meeting could be held face-to-face in 2021, but the virus proved to be more persistent than we had envisaged, such that CCP2021 was held entirely online. While this disappointed some, it also offered a number of opportunities to explore new forms of scientific and social interaction. We used a virtual conference centre constructed in Gather Town that included spaces for poster sessions and exhibition space for sponsors as well as many opportunities for formal and informal discussions among participants. All oral presentations were delivered on Zoom, with the vast majority of talks delivered live and a handful of pre-recorded videos. To support discussions revolving around the presentations, we also ran a discussion space on Slack with channels for each session and a common discussion forum. All oral presentations were recorded and made available to registered participants on the conference website at https://ccp2021.complexity-coventry.org.The conference featured 425 registrations, with 296 fully completed, coming from a wide range of countries, with the most represented being Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Germany, India, France, Russia and China. The program consisted of 15 plenary speakers, listed below, as well as 33 invited talks, 100 contributed talks and 72 poster contributions. The scientific sessions were complemented by cultural presentations as well as the award session for the IUPAP Young Scientist Prizes in Computational Physics which for 2020 and 2021 were awarded to Zhijun Wang and Prineha Narang, respectively. In total, these contributions led to a very exciting program, and the technical setup allowed for a rather interactive meeting. Although the actual experience might not quite have matched up to that of a traditional face-to-face conference, it was felt by many that this meeting format also has its upsides as it is more inclusive, more ecological, more diverse, and more family friendly that the traditional one.All authors of accepted contributions to the conference were invited to submit a full paper to the proceedings. These papers are collected in the present volume, covering all major areas represented at the conference and thus providing an excellent representation of where computational physics research stands today.We would like to thank all participants of the conference, all contributors to the scientific program and all authors of papers in this proceedings volume. Finally, we would like to acknowledge support for the conference by the IUPAP, the European Physical Society (EPS), the Institute of Physics (IOP), Coventry University, Technische Universität Chemnitz, the European Physical Journal (EPJ), Computation (MDPI), Entropy (MDPI), and MapleSoft.List of titles Local organising Committee, International advisory board, Program Committee, Plenary Speakers, Invited Speakers are available in this Pdf.

“Real war ammunition:” Artists for Victory, the National War Poster Competition, and the Hostile Imagination on the United States World War II Home Front

“Real war ammunition:” Artists for Victory, the National War Poster Competition, and the Hostile Imagination on the United States World War II Home Front

Abordagem dos temas sociocientíficos no ensino de Ciências Naturais, Biologia e Química em Benjamin Constant, AM

The socio-scientific themes allow us to understand the overcomings of the present time, themes resulting from the discussions of a globalized era amidst the development of science and technology. Thus, a remote survey was carried out using the WhatsApp application, in order to understand the approach to socio-scientific themes in the teaching of Natural Sciences, Biology and Chemistry with teachers from two schools in the city of Benjamin Constant-AM. Bibliographic, descriptive and exploratory research was used, with a qualitative and quantitative approach, and the data collection instrument was the semi-structured questionnaire applied to teachers in the aforementioned areas. About the results, 90% of teachers claimed to know the concept of socio-scientific themes, however, despite this amount, only 3 teachers actually reported a concept close to the one chosen as the basis. 90% of teachers said they address issues related to socio-scientific issues in their pedagogical practices, however, it is noteworthy that there may be a conceptual confusion about what would be socio-scientific issues, especially because of a superficiality in their responses. It is noteworthy that 70% of teachers said that the school works with socio-scientific issues, and they are carried out in various segments, through projects, science fair, poster exhibition and/or similar. Given the panorama, it is evident that the teacher's didactic practice is extremely important to allow a discussion on socio-scientific issues in teaching spaces.

Bent chairs as poster inspiration

Bent chairs as poster inspiration. In 2020, an exhibition of posters based on seating equipment was presented at the National Museum in Poznań. The exhibition referred to the chair and the metamorphosis it underwent, that apart from the function of utility furniture, it became a part of art, Equipment basically used for sitting - to which we are used to everyday practice of its use, it is an indispensable element of the interior design of apartments, offices, waiting rooms, schools, stadiums, health clinics, shopping malls, cinemas, theatres and other public places. The posters on display showed chairs with a structure based on bent beech elements. Some of them accurately represented the types of bent chairs currently in production. A number of other chairs had bent elements in their design, e.g. backrests, legs or armrests, allowing for economical serial production of elements. The exhibition included works advertising films, theatre and opera performances, exhibition and party posters. They are mostly works by Polish designers.

Pandemic posters

Abstract The RAS Early Career Network announces the winners of its 2020 poster exhibition

A Baltic Sea region student poster exhibition on cooperation and conflict in medicine

Which topics and developments in the field of medicine and health sci- ences are relevant for the Baltic Sea macro-region in the future? How can a wider public be involved in the discourses of cooperation within the Baltic Sea region?

High school project “I am Ecomanifest” in the system of digital communications

An exhibition of posters and a presentation of the interactive project “I am Ecomanifest”, dedicated to environmental issues, took place at the Institute of Public Policy of Russian Presidential Academy of the National Economy and Public Administration on December 20, 2019. The training project has become an independent communication statement. A system of visual communications has been developed, using modern digital tools that help to solve the environmental problems.

Groundless, Unsanctioned, and Unviolable Beauty (Christo and Jeanne-Claude at the UniArt Gallery)

Choices that must be made when dealing with artworks defying representation challenge the curators to rethink the exhibition space and seek new ways to tell a story within it. This text is focused on the curatorial approach to an exhibition of posters from various site-specific projects by Christo and Jeanne-Claude. The text is also about the unique character of the works themselves as depicted on the posters, about the social and political background that connects Christo and the Bulgarian audience which was subtly contextualised in the NBU exhibition building.

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The World Seafood Congress was being held in Asia for the first time in 2019. The World Seafood Congress 2019 has brought together leaders of the global seafood industry and the latest in seafood supply chain innovation and technologies under one roof.The conference was divided into three parts: plenary session, parallel session, and poster exhibition. The plenary session consisted of presentation by international keynote and invited speakers. The parallel session contained the papers presentations by conference participants. Poster exhibition displayed posters from selected participants who took apart on poster session.Speakers details, Conference Photographs are also available in the pdf.

"1950년대 후반 북한 그라휘크 미술의 쟁점들 - 『조선미술』에 실린 해외 포스터 전시들과 포스터 담론들을 중심으로 "

"1950년대 후반 북한 그라휘크 미술의 쟁점들 - 『조선미술』에 실린 해외 포스터 전시들과 포스터 담론들을 중심으로 "

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Nowadays, society has come to a crossroad, and sustainable earth support is in a severe problem. The development has come at a price where natural resources are exceedingly exploited and where deforestation and land-use change has modified the tropical landscape in many areas of the world, including Indonesia. With all the science and technology that humans have developed thus far, the destruction of nature has not stopped. There is a looming challenge for implementing sustainable development. As a country rich in biocultural diversity, Indonesia offers opportunities to find new ways and knowledge of sustainability. As a country with high biological diversity as well as social culture diversity, Indonesian communities have developed much local knowledge for sustainable use of natural resources. Such a diverse natural, as well as social-cultural knowledge, is a very complex phenomenon that can be used as a new model for sustainability sciences. Sustainability sciences is a science about complexity, and its development needs the integration of social, ecological, natural sciences as well as local knowledge that may harbor local wisdom that thus far has not been understood to be of importance. As such, a transdisciplinary approach is needed to enable the birth of sustainability sciences. Sustainability Sciences articulates a new vision of harnessing science and is, thus, an attempt to strengthen the dialogue between science and society. In this regard, society becomes an active player in the development of the sciences. The integration of scientific knowledge with local knowledge can become an important approach to enrich the development of sustainability sciences in the future. This new approach is what we consider as a form of a knowledge co-creation in sustainability. The existence of a “hybrid knowledge” or “blended knowledge”, which integrate local knowledge and scientific knowledge, will become even more important in the future.The International Symposium on Transdisciplinary Approach for Knowledge Co-creation in Sustainability (ISTAKCOS), as the first scientific meeting in Indonesia of its kind, was aimed to explore new ways and new ideas on Sustainability Sciences. Indonesia, with its biocultural diversity offers, has considerable potential to participate actively in the development of sustainability science, namely by striving to create knowledge co-creation through collaborative work between scientists and the local communities. We believe that this symposium has provided an opportunity for scientists and researchers from different disciplines to have insights into the implementation of Transdisciplinary and Sustainability Science in solving the problems of increasingly complex development issues. We hope that we can forge a partnership for the future of sustainability in Indonesia.The symposium was divided into three parts: plenary session, parallel session, and poster exhibition. The plenary session consisted of presentations by international and national keynote and invited speakers. The parallel session contained the papers presentations by participants divided into three different topics: (1) Sociology, Culture, and Knowledge Management, (2) Ecology and Conservation for Sustainability, (3) Basic Science, Economy and Engineering for Sustainability Sciences. Exhibition activities displayed posters from selected participants who took apart on poster session. The keynote and invited speakers presented at this conference were listed below.List of Scientific Committee, Conference Chair, Editorial Committee and Assistant Editors are available in this PDF.

The Challenge of the Digital and the Future Archive: Through the Lens of The National Archives UK

On the 7th of June 2018, The National Archives UK held its inaugural digital lecture, delivered by Professor Luciano Floridi entitled “Semantic Capital: What it is and how to protect it”. The lecture was followed by a poster exhibition, showcasing nine cutting-edge digital research projects at The National Archives (You can listen to the lecture’s podcast and see the posters at: https://media.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php/digital-lecture-semantic-capital/ Accessed on 12 July 2018). This paper aims at giving a distinct overview of The National Archives’ digital research priorities, drawing on examples from the active and recently completed research projects, which were displayed at the exhibition on the 7th of June 2018. The focus of this paper is to discuss the research challenges that we are facing as we seek to become a second-generation digital archive, that is digital by instinct and design. By placing a particular emphasis on the conceptual and epistemological challenges relating to trust and openness, the paper suggests that research is the key for us as a rapidly evolving digital archive; enabling us not only to inform but also innovate around the forthcoming digital challenges, and helping us to define future directions and lead the shaping of the future archive.

British Association of Cosmetic Nurses: Autumn Aesthetic Conference 2018

As autumn draws nearer, the BACN conference approaches. This year, the programme features educational events, live demonstrations and a poster exhibition, and the conference is therefore a fantastic opportunity to improve your knowledge, network with your peers and showcase your work. Here, Sharon King outlines some of the highlights of this years programme, and the packages available.

The Joint Show: high art in the Summer of Love

ABSTRACTThe Joint Show was the first significant exhibition of posters and counterculture art in a reputable art gallery. Held July-September 1967 at the Walter Moore Gallery in San Francisco, it showcased artwork by Wes Wilson, Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley, and Victor Moscoso. Examining the conception, preparation, contents, opening, and press coverage, this article pieces together the details of this significant, but unexplored exhibition. Its role as manifesto of counterculture art and the psychedelic poster movement is argued and its legacy is explored, particularly the formulation of a cannon of Big Five poster artists.

Engaging youth in anti-tobacco awareness campaigns in India

Launch of CampaignObjectiveImplementationQuit Tobacco Movement (2008) Launched in 2008, it is implemented every year in the schools having SBF's Super Army Leadership ProgramTo promote freedom from tobaccoInspired by the Quit India Movement Used freedom struggle imagery to promote freedom from tobacco. Street plays, rallies, poster exhibitions at railway stations and public places.Life Se Panga Mat Le Yaar (2011) This campaign was launched involving a celebrity from Indian film industry to get the attention of youth on the important issue of tobacco and its harmful effects. The campaign had a long term impact due to media coverage.To counteract positive images of tobacco in popular cinema.Launched using a celebrity ambassador Street plays, rallies at public places. Audience engagement through radio, social media.Election Campaign (2014) This campaign was done during the parliamentary elections in India in 2014. The similar campaign will be conducted during the state and municipal elections to create awareness on tobaccoTo encourage people to stop using tobacco as part of New Year's resolution.The students took on the role of campaigners and voters for a hypothetically created "Tambakhu Mukta Party". Automated voting machine was created to showcase various voting options to choose from various tobacco products.''Tambakhu Ko Dhishum'' (2015) It is a long term online campaign which makes the use of social media like Facebook where photographs clicked by children are posted on a continuous basis.To collect cases of violation of COTPA 2003 actOnline campaign launched on 'World No Tobacco Day 2015' with NGOs in Mumbai. The campaign monitored the violations of the act related to sale and promotion of tobacco products.

Visualizing a country without a future: Posters for Ayotzinapa, Mexico and struggles against state terror

On September 26, 2014, Mexico police forces ambushed several student buses from a rural teachers college in southwestern Mexico, killed several and abducted forty-three others. These forty-three have not been seen since and now pertain to the country's bulging numbers of the forcibly disappeared. All of the students were young men studying at a rural teaching college, called a Normal School, and they are typically referred to as “normalistas” (student-teachers). Within a week of this massacre/disappearance, protests erupted across the country to demand their “live return” and to inspire international support of a growing social justice movement. In support of the activism, Mexican artist-activists organized an exhibition and catalog of political posters submitted from around the world. In this paper, I use a critical geographic lens to frame a discussion of these posters, and of the political poster as an activist artform more generally, as I examine them within the many paradoxes that activists navigate in their struggles at the nexus of racism, misogyny, and neoliberal terror.

Identification and Formulation of Polymers: A Challenging Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Chemistry Lab Assignment

Prior to the recycling process, raising awareness of plastic waste impact, e.g., polluting oceans worldwide, is undoubtedly a first attempt to tackle this pandemic environmental issue. With this in mind, the presented practical session is an effort to entice an interdisciplinary audience of science undergraduates toward a sustainable future. The associated assignment focuses on a collaboration of undergraduate chemistry students and engineering undergraduates with a minor program in chemistry. Acting on an adequate uncluttered mind map of practical guidelines, the students acquire and exchange multiple “good laboratory practice” skills. By this, engineering undergraduates get acquainted with chemicals, e.g., polymers, while future chemists get an impression of how economics is concerned to maintain a balance between economy and ecology, i.e., a circular economy. In a grand finale, the students present their interdisciplinary communication skills via a poster exhibition: “chemistry meets economics”. Moreov...