Compilation Of Research Research Articles

Preface

Greetings and a warm welcome to the expansive compilation of research and scholarly contributions presented in the Proceedings of the ICEMINE 2023. In the spirit of intellectual exploration and collaboration, this voluminous collection encapsulates the diverse and profound discussions that unfolded during the conference. As we delve into the following pages, readers will encounter a comprehensive exploration of knowledge, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration within the overarching theme of ICEMINE 2023.ICEMINE 2023 is the 6th International Conference hosted by the Faculty of Mineral Technology, Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The conference was held at Grand Keisha Hotel, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on the 9th of November 2023. The theme of this year’s program is “Accelerating the advancements in lower carbon energy for a sustainable environment”. We extend our appreciation to our esteemed partner university, whose unwavering dedication and scholarly contributions have significantly enriched the contents of this conference proceedings. In collaboration with our partner universities, Trisakti University and PEM Akamigas, UPN Veteran Yogyakarta creates an academic platform that fosters diverse perspectives, innovative ideas, and interdisciplinary exchange. Their insightful research and collaborative spirit have undeniably elevated the quality of discourse within our academic community, fostering an environment conducive to intellectual growth and innovation.Furthermore, we would like to express our profound gratitude to our sponsors, whose generous support has been pivotal in bringing this event to success. Their unwavering commitment to advancing research and cultivating intellectual exchange underscores the importance of their role in shaping the trajectory of our academic disciplines.List of Reflecting on Sustainability in Indonesia, Navigating the future: a vision for what lies ahead, Steering Committee, Organizing Committee, Scientific Committee, Keynote Speakers and Best Presenters are available in this Pdf.

A comprehensive review of physiological and phytochemical adaptations in German chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla L.) in response to abiotic stress and factors

In the face of contemporary climate change, crops are grappling with stress, leading to reduced production. Understanding the plant's response to environmental stressors is crucial for enhancing its adaptability and optimizing the production of bioactive compounds with therapeutic and industrial significance. Matricaria chamomilla L., commonly known as chamomile, has a rich history of use in traditional medicine owing to its numerous medical benefits. The phytochemistry and physiology of chamomile can be strongly influenced by abiotic factors such as temperature, water availability, salinity, light exposure and nutritional imbalances. These stressors may lead to reduced growth, altered secondary metabolite composition and compromised medicinal properties. The review provides a thorough description of how chamomile responds to abiotic stresses, including heat, salt, salinity and drought. Gaining insights into the effects of abiotic stressors on chamomile is essential for refining cultivation techniques and enhancing the overall quality of herbal products derived from chamomile. Drawing on a compilation of previous research, this review addresses diverse facets that capture the attention of both farmers and researchers. Furthermore, insights gained from this exploration are pivotal for enhancing the quality of chamomile-based herbal products in the face of changing environmental conditions.

Educational Practices and the Use of Artificial Intelligence: A Multifaceted Analysis in the Current Context

Objetive: The research aims to examine current educational practices related to the understanding and utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) in the educational field. Theoretical framework: The research collects information related to the conceptual framework, detailing concepts involving the research variables; likewise, a compilation of background research from similar studies in the years 2022 and 2023 is conducted. Method: The research employs a mixed methodology, incorporating qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. A comprehensive review of academic literature and official documents is conducted to identify prevalent educational practices in the field of AI. Additionally, surveys and interviews are designed targeting teachers, students, and AI experts to gather detailed information about their experiences, knowledge, and perceptions regarding AI in education. Results and conclusion: The results of the study reveal a diverse range of educational practices related to AI. These practices include the use of AI tools for personalized learning and the integration of AI concepts into the school curriculum. Common challenges such as the lack of resources and adequate training for teachers, as well as ethical and privacy concerns surrounding AI use in the classroom, are identified. Research implications: The findings of this research have significant implications for educational practices related to AI. They underscore the need for enhanced teacher training, the development of ethical guidelines, and the promotion of digital literacy in educational settings. Additionally, the study highlights the importance of addressing challenges such as resource constraints and privacy concerns to facilitate the effective integration of AI into education. Originality/Value: This research contributes to the existing literature by providing insights into current educational practices regarding AI. By employing a mixed methodology approach, the study offers a comprehensive understanding of the subject, identifying common practices and challenges. Moreover, the research suggests practical recommendations for promoting the responsible use of AI in education and calls for further exploration of innovative approaches in this field.

Balancing Freshness and Sustainability: Charting a Course for Meat Industry Innovation and Consumer Acceptance.

The agribusiness sector is constantly seeking solutions to enhance food security, sustainability, and resilience. Recent estimates indicate that one-third of the total food production remains unused due to waste or limited shelf life, resulting in negative environmental and ethical consequences. Consequently, exploring technological solutions to extend the shelf life of food products could be a crucial option to address this issue. However, the success of these technological solutions is closely linked to the perception of the end-consumers, particularly in the short term. Based on these considerations, this paper presents a systematic literature review of the main technological innovations in the fresh meat industry and of consumers' perceptions of such innovations. Regarding innovative technologies, this review focused on active and smart packaging. Amidst various technological innovations, including the utilization of fundamental matrices and natural additives, a noticeable gap exists in consumer perception studies. This study represents the first comprehensive compilation of research on consumers' perceptions and acceptance of innovations designed to extend the shelf life of fresh meat. Moreover, it sheds light on the existing barriers that hinder the complete embrace of these innovations.

Advances in New Functional Biomaterials for Medical Applications

In this Special Issue entitled “Advances in New Functional Biomaterials for Medical Applications”, we present a remarkable compilation of research that spans the innovative landscape of biomaterials tailored to enhance medical treatments, diagnostics, and tissue engineering [...]

Dietary fiber pectin: challenges and potential anti-inflammatory benefits for preterms and newborns.

Pectins, a class of dietary fibers abundant in vegetables and fruits, have drawn considerable interest due to their potential anti-inflammatory properties. Numerous studies have indicated that incorporating pectins into infant formula could be a safe strategy for alleviating infant regurgitation and diarrhea. Moreover, pectins have been shown to modulate cytokine production, macrophage activity, and NF-kB expression, all contributing to their anti-inflammatory effects. Despite this promising evidence, the exact mechanisms through which pectins exert these functions and how their structural characteristics influence these processes remain largely unexplored. This knowledge is particularly significant in the context of gut inflammation in developing preterm babies, a critical aspect of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), and in children and adults dealing with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Our mini review aims to provide an up-to-date compilation of relevant research on the effects of pectin on gut immune responses, specifically focusing on preterms and newborns. By shedding light on the underlying mechanisms and implications of pectin-mediated anti-inflammatory properties, this review seeks to advance our knowledge in this area and pave the way for future research and potential therapeutic interventions.

Compilation of Research Works that Contributed to the Development of Algerian Agricultural Nematology: A Review

Investigation on plant-parasitic nematodes (PPN) in Algeria date back to the late 19th century. Important research has been performed since this period until currently generating significant information. The aim of this literature assembling is making available an outline of the current situation of plant nematology in the country. This review is based on the available information existing at universities’ libraries and research articles obtained by visiting web pages and Google Scholar. All pertinent information was collected from 2018 until today. This review article shows three periods for Algerian agricultural nematology: First period includes the years of French colonialism and two decades after independence. Publications on PPN started in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by French and Italian researchers, working in Algeria. The second period (1980-end 1990s) was characterized by the emergence of Algerian researchers. They successively became central academics having the responsibility to educate graduate students. Their research topics were studies on geographical distribution and evaluation of damage degrees of some PPN. The third period (2000 until today) is characterized by the progression in nematological research in the country; research topics expanded and became more diverse. Collaboration between universities, National Institute of Agronomic Research and National Institute of Plant Protection are the organisations contributing to the development of nematology. Till date, a total of 38 genera and 43 species of PPN including economically important nematodes were documented in Algeria.

The Responsibility to Protect: a Bibliography

Abstract This open-access bibliography provides an extensive compilation of research conducted on the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and relevant themes.

The Insights of Japanese Street Stall Management and Cultural Design for the Development of China’s Street Economy

In the development processes of many countries, changes in economic policies, insufficient driving forces for economic development, and financial crises leading to rising unemployment have resulted in the expansion of the street economy. As a significant component of informal employment, the street economy holds crucial significance in addressing livelihood issues and promoting urban economic growth. Therefore, measures and policies that regulate, guide, and support the development of the street economy need to be implemented. This paper, through the compilation of data and relevant research works on street economies in China and Japan, explores the relevance and insights of Japanese street stall management and cultural design for the development of China's street economy. It begins by discussing the background of Japan's street stall economy, conducting a detailed analysis of the effectiveness of its management models and the uniqueness of its cultural design, highlighting the advantages of Japanese street stalls. Next, it introduces the current status of China's street economy development and emphasizes the current attention on the "micro" economy, along with the pressing issues it faces. It then compares the street economies of both China and Japan, emphasizing the strengths of Japan's street economy and the shortcomings in China's low-carbon economic development. Taking into account the development status of China's street economy, it examines the relevance and insights for China's street economy development. Finally, it concludes by summarizing the significant potential of street economy development and suggests the importance of establishing clear legal provisions to positively influence its growth.

토픽 모델링을 활용한 대학에서의 창의성 연구 동향 분석

Objectives The purpose of this study is to examine the trends in creativity-related research conducted within uni-versities using topic modeling, and to provide recommendations for the future directions of creativity research in academic institutions. Methods The research methodology involved the compilation of creativity education research conducted at uni-versities from 2002 to 2023 using RISS. As a result, a total of 813 papers and 1,566 keywords were extracted. For the final analysis in this study, 95 keywords with an occurrence frequency of five or more were selected. Results The research findings revealed a consistent annual increase in creativity research within universities, with a notable emphasis on being prevalent in general education. Through the application of topic modeling analysis, a total of six distinct topics were identified: ‘Topic 1: Team-based Projects for Enhancing Creativity’, ‘Topic 2: Factors Influencing Creativity Expression in University Students’, ‘Topic 3: Liberal Arts Education and Core Competencies for the Fourth Industrial Revolution’, ‘Topic 4: University Students' Career and Entrepreneurship’, ‘Topic 5: Enhancing Creativity Through Writing’, and ‘Topic 6: Design Thinking and Creativity Education’. Conclusions This study is meaningful in that it presents research directions for future university creativity educa-tion and the formulation of diverse policies through the exploration of creativity research within universities.

Trauma sensitive schools: A comprehensive guide for the assessment planning and implementation of trauma informed frameworks

Due to advances in neuroscience over the past twenty years, the developmental impact of traumatic experiences on the developing brain have been well documented. These bodies of work and subsequent interventions, known as Trauma-Informed Practices, have been made accessible to educators, mental health practitioners and other professionals to inform their various practices. Throughout the educational system, despite the known incidence and prevalence of ACEs among children and families, these trauma-informed practices have not been widely disseminated among school-based professionals. As these professionals confront the deleterious effects of trauma on child learning and behavior, traditional classroom management techniques do not meet the needs of the student-teacher learning partnership and may intensify the existing impact of trauma on the developing child. Through the implementation of trauma-informed practice (TIP) frameworks the restoration of student dignity and the investment in relationally focused school cultures, schools can be better equipped to support students who may have been impacted by trauma and mitigate the detrimental effects of trauma on development and academic functioning. This compilation of research is a guide to understanding how schools are positioned as one of the first organizations to intersect with trauma symptoms, comprehending the importance of implementing trauma informed practice, and creating networks of trauma informed practices in school settings.

Insulin resistance in patients with cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Background Insulin resistance is a critical cause of metabolic dysfunctions. Metabolic dysfunction is common in patients with cancer and is associated with higher cancer recurrence rates and reduced overall survival. Yet, insulin resistance is rarely considered in the clinic and thus it is uncertain how frequently this condition occurs in patients with cancer. Methods To address this knowledge gap, we performed a systematic review and a meta-analysis guided by the Preferred Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement. We included studies assessing insulin resistance in patients with various cancer diagnoses, using the gold-standard hyperinsulinemic–euglycemic clamp method. Studies eligible for inclusion were as follows: (1) included cancer patients older than 18 years of age; (2) included an age-matched control group consisting of individuals without cancer or other types of neoplasms; (3) measured insulin sensitivity using the hyperinsulinemic–euglycemic clamp method. We searched the databases MEDLINE, Embase, and Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials for articles published from database inception through March 2023 with no language restriction, supplemented by backward and forward citation searching. Bias was assessed using funnel plot. Findings Fifteen studies satisfied the criteria. The mean insulin-stimulated rate of glucose disposal (Rd) was 7.5 mg/kg/min in control subjects (n = 154), and 4.7 mg/kg/min in patients with a cancer diagnosis (n = 187). Thus, the Rd mean difference was −2.61 mg/kg/min [95% confidence interval, −3.04; −2.19], p<.01). Heterogeneity among the included studies was insignificant (p=.24). Interpretation These findings suggest that patients with a cancer diagnosis are markedly insulin resistant. As metabolic dysfunction in patients with cancer associates with increased recurrence and reduced overall survival, future studies should address if ameliorating insulin resistance in this population can improve these outcomes thereby improving patient care. Key points Metabolic dysfunction increases cancer recurrence rates and reduces survival for patients with cancer. Insulin resistance is a critical cause of metabolic dysfunctions. To date, no comprehensive compilation of research investigating insulin resistance in cancer patients has been produced. In this meta-analysis, we found that patients with various cancers were markedly insulin-resistant.

Vision and Audio-based Methods for First Impression Recognition Using Machine Learning Algorithms: A Review

Personality is a psychological construct that embodies the unique characteristics of an individual. Automatic personality computing enables the assessment of personality elements with the help of machines. Over the last few decades, a lot of researchers have focussed on computing aspects of personality, emotions, and behavior with the help of machine learning. Efficient personality recognition using machine learning can provide inroads to almost every field of human advancement. However, we found out there are not enough good surveys to consolidate the progress of the growing field. In our effort, we have taken a sub-field of personality computation known as apparent personality perception or First Impressions. In addition to providing an exhaustive compilation of available First Impression research, we have classified the existing literature according to the data modalities and machine learning techniques they have utilized. Our work also lists various limitations and gaps within the existing literary works with possible measures to address them. The paper concludes with our comments on the future work in the field of first impressions.

Helminth-host-environment interactions: Looking down from the tip of the iceberg.

In 1978, the theory behind helminth parasites having the potential to regulate the abundance of their host populations was formalized based on the understanding that those helminth macroparasites that reduce survival or fecundity of the infected host population would be among the forces limiting unregulated host population growth. Now, 45 years later, a phenomenal breadth of factors that directly or indirectly affect the host-helminth interaction has emerged. Based largely on publications from the past 5 years, this review explores the host-helminth interaction from three lenses: the perspective of the helminth, the host, and the environment. What biotic and abiotic as well as social and intrinsic host factors affect helminths? What are the negative, and positive, implications for host populations and communities? What are the larger-scale implications of the host-helminth dynamic on the environment, and what evidence do we have that human-induced environmental change will modify this dynamic? The overwhelming message is that context is everything. Our understanding of second-, third-, and fourth-level interactions is extremely limited, and we are far from drawing generalizations about the myriad of microbe-helminth-host interactions.Yet the intricate, co-evolved balance and complexity of these interactions may provide a level of resilience in the face of global environmental change. Hopefully, this albeit limited compilation of recent research will spark new interdisciplinary studies, and application of the One Health approach to all helminth systems will generate new and testable conceptual frameworks that encompass our understanding of the host-helminth-environment triad.

Systematik och reflektion

The purpose of this article is to demonstrate the importance of compilations of research being both systematic and reflective. The general point about the importance of reflection is illustrated by describing how a specific approach to compiling research, SMART (Systematic Mapping and Analysis of Research Topographies), has been used. SMART is based on a pragmatic perspective. This entails an openness to different scientific research traditions. The pragmatic starting point also means that compilations of research are linked to questions about how society and democracy can be developed. In this article, we describe how the approach has been used to compile research on 1) inclusion and 2) teaching, respectively. Finally, the article discusses 1) the importance of compilations of research being both systematic and reflective 2) the question of how we should understand the increasing number of research reviews in the field of education science and 3) implications of the reasoning in the article for policy and practice.

Coumarin-1,2,3-triazole hybrids as leading-edge anticancer agents

Cancer is one of the most feared and dreaded diseases across the world. In clinical practice, a variety of anticancer agents of natural, semi-synthetic and synthetic origin exist, but they suffer from side effects and drug resistance, so they are insufficient to combat the disease. Coumarins are bicyclic benzene-pyrone-fused phytomolecules with a wide range of biological effects, including powerful anticancer activity on numerous cell lines. Additionally, they serve as an adaptable synthetic scaffold and research hub for medicinal chemists. On the other hand, triazoles are nitrogen-containing heterocycles having remarkable pharmacological effects including anticancer activities. Due to a better compatibility with the human metabolic system, the synthesis of nature inspired hybrid compounds as anticancer agents for a wide range of activity and fewer side effects is at the forefront of current research. In the last decade, huge research has been published on coumarin-1,2,3-triazole hybrids showing potent anticancer activities on various types of cancer. This review offers a recent, thorough literature compilation of contemporary research on the development of hybrid compounds based on coumarin-1,2,3-triazoles as potential anticancer leads throughout the previous 10 years.

Impactos de la pandemia de coronavirus en el bienestar animal

In 2020, the World Health Organization decreed a state of pandemic caused by the “new coronavirus”, Covid-19, leading to a scenario of social isolation worldwide, drastically changing the routine of human beings and, consequently, of their companion animals. In this context, the following literature review aims to carry out a compilation of research results promoted worldwide, bringing together data from several studies on the impacts caused by the coronavirus pandemic on animal well-being and behavior. In this way, it was possible to conclude that the biggest complication caused during this period was the hyper attachment and excessive dependence of the companion animals with their tutors, triggering several behavioral disorders, such as the Separation Anxiety Syndrome, especially after the normal return of the activities of the human daily life. In addition, some negative repercussions of the closeness of the human-animal relationship during this period was the significant increase in dog aggression attacks, especially against children, related to the reduction of walks and moments of rest and disconnection of the animals. Studies have also made it possible to identify risk factors related to confinement, such as less socialization and difficult access to veterinary services. Thus, it can be concluded that the mental health status of tutors has clear effects on the behavior and well-being of companion animals.

От редактора: Открытие новых горизонтов партнерства в исследованиях образования

The events of recent years have produced unique circumstances for the development of the Russian scientific and educational community, requiring significant changes in the topics, subjects, and methods of study. Numerous issues persisted in this field despite the rapidly rising number of educational studies, most of which were caused by their inconsistency with the demands of current educational practice. The excessive theorizing, passion for Russian pedagogy’s history, compilation, and other negative aspects of research are signs of its declining quality. Contrarily, when educational conditions changed quickly, there was a corresponding rise in the demand for pertinent research, the materials and outcomes of which have become crucial to the current educational process. This is especially important when it comes to the need to make decisions and adjustments regarding educational policy based on data obtained from scientific study.

Barriers to Prescribed Fire in the US Great Plains, Part I: Systematic Review of Socio-Ecological Research

Prescribed fire is increasingly being considered as a viable management tool by public and private land managers. Fully expanding prescribed fire use in a land management context, where it is an ecologically effective but not commonly applied tool, requires a comprehensive understanding of barriers that limit prescribed fire, especially in working rangelands of the North American Great Plains. While there is an emerging body of work on the perceptions of prescribed fire, there has yet to be a compilation of the research. We present a systematic review of the published literature on the perceptions and attitudes of land managers towards prescribed fire in the Great Plains in an effort to provide a social-ecological perspective on the issue. The aim is to share the methods used to assess social perceptions of prescribed fire in the Great Plains and regional distribution of these studies as well as to identify perceived barriers and limitations that restrict the use of prescribed fire by reviewing studies primarily located in the Great Plains ecoregion and focused on perceptions of fire. Surveys were the most commonly used method to assess social perceptions, with most research concentrated in the southern Great Plains. Barriers included a range of social, informational, practical, and regulatory concerns. This compilation of research synthesizes the current knowledge regarding social perceptions of and potential barriers to prescribed fire use so that fire practitioners and communities considering prescribed fire use for rangeland management have the most current information to make sound decisions.

Phytovid19: a compilation of phytochemicals research in coronavirus.

The COVID-19 pandemic has immensely impacted global health causing colossal damage. The recent outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has increased the quest to explore phytochemicals as treatment options. We summarize phytochemicals with activity against various coronaviruses including SARS-CoV and Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV). We compiled 705 phytochemical compounds through text mining of 893 PubMed articles. The physicochemical properties including molecular weight, lipophilicity, and the number of hydrogen bond donors and acceptors were determined from the structures of these compounds. A structure-based evaluation of these properties with respect to drug likeness showed that most compounds have a positive score of drug likeness. QSAR analysis showed that 5 descriptors, namely polar surface area, relative polar surface area, number of hydrogen bond donors, solubility, and lipophilicity, are significantly related to IC50. We envisage that these phytochemicals could be further explored for developing new potential therapeutic molecules for COVID-19.Supplementary InformationThe online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11224-022-02035-6.