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Rethinking Talent Cultivation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Theoretical Framework Based on Capability Reconstruction

Yuanlin Wu, Huajun Zheng
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence has fundamentally reshaped the logic of talent cultivation. Traditional education systems, which primarily emphasize knowledge accumulation and cognitive training, are increasingly challenged by intelligent technologies capable of performing routine analytical,...

Generation Z: Entrepreneurs and Expectations in the Workplace (Case Studies in Some Provinces in Indonesia)

Kusmaryati D. Rahayu, Agnes R. A. Indriyani, Bimo Harnaji, F. Sinurat
This research was conducted because of the curiosity of the researcher about the character, attitudes, and perceptions of Generation Z Indonesia regarding Entrepreneurship and the workplace so that universities are ready to equip them with hard skills and soft skills. Also, the workplace is ready to...

Laboratory-Based STEM Education: Micro-computer Based Laboratories and Virtual Laboratories

S. Margoum, L. Daadaoui, K. Berrada
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education is critical to student’s future success. It relies heavily on laboratory experiments, which are effective teaching tools to promote greater understanding among students. Many researchers have long urged educators to re-examine technology...

Effect of Tax Awareness, Tax Rate and Tax Sanctions on Taxpayer Compliance: Bibliometric Analysis

Lis Yulitasari, Tulus Suryanto, Ranita Pranika, Yuniar Sari
Taxpayer compliance from 2015 to 2020 is still below the target. This reflects taxpayer non-compliance. Several factors, such as tax awareness, tax rate, and tax sanctions, can influence taxpayer compliance. This study aims to obtain empirical evidence regarding the effect of tax awareness, tax rate,...

Implementation of GLP (Great Life Project) in Textbooks for Class VII Junior High School Curriculum for Independent Learning (Teacher Strategy for Implementing Project-Based Learning)

Sitti Rachmi Masie
Implementation of GLP (Great Life Project) in Class VII Middle School Textbooks, Merdeka Belajar Curriculum (Teacher Strategy for Implementing Project Based Learning). Inan era of education that continues to develop, the Merdeka Belajar Curriculum offers an innovative approach to improving the quality...

Transmedia Communication as a Casual Element in Political Strategy, Case Study: 2025 Ballot, Ecuador

Paola Ulloa-López, Georgina Manzano, Juan P. Sotomayor
This research analyzes the staging of the transmedia communication strategies of the candidates for the Presidency of Ecuador, Luisa Gonzáles and Daniel Noboa, who is the current president of the Latin American country. The study aims to analyze whether politicians’ campaign strategies include transmedia...

Cultural Influences on Interpersonal Communication

Aida Suhana Abdul Hamid, Aida Zuliyana Ahmad Anuar, Nan Zakiah Megat Ibrahim, Azfa Izzah Roslan
The establishment of cultural was driven from the past cultural activity which inherited from generation to generation. An individual perception of a culture meaning might vary depending on what they are experiencing. However, the need of good communication skills is important to survive especially in...
Proceedings Article

Research on the Influencing Factors of Specialty Identity of Blockchain Technology Application in Higher Vocational Colleges Based on Structural Equation Modeling

Chang Xu, Mohamad Nizam Bin Ayub
This study constructed a model of blockchain specialty identity using structural equation modelling by randomly sampling students from a higher vocational college and analyzed the role relationship and influence effect of each element in the model. The findings show that specialty emotion, specialty...
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Analysis of Extrusion Process Parameters in The Manufacture of Bioplastic Pellets on Water Resistance and Biodegradation Test

Hari Arbiantara Basuki, Dhika Rachmad Julyanda, Hary Sutjahjono, Mahros Darsin, Dwi Djumhariyanto, R. Koekoeh K. Wibowo, Danang Yudistira
One source of isolated or frequently extracted vegetable protein is soybean. Using an extruder, a method of extrusion is used to create mixed bioplastics. Biodegradable plastic seeds are produced by extrusion following the drying and pelting stages. A mixing process that tries to make the material homogenous...

A Study on The Market Characteristics, Consumer Purchasing, and Behaviour Towards Footwear With Reference to Vellore Dist., Tamilnadu

P. Venkatesh, V. Selvakumar, M. Ramu, M. Manikandan, C. R. Senthilnathan, M. Krishnamoorthi
The market for footwear is one that has huge prospects but is still a relatively undeveloped industry. The use of innovative techniques for segmentation and positioning can assist manufacturers and retailers in understanding the finer nuances of customers not only in the home market but also in the international...

Due Monday, Do Monday: A Qualitative Study of Academic Procrastination Among Undergraduate Students During the Pandemic

Helengrace Lao, Katreena Gayle Lao, Kent Adnil Lao, Marianet Delos Santos, Ericson Alieto
Academic Procrastination (AP) has become even more widespread in today’s society, especially in the higher education sector. Considering that it has been reported as a detriment to success and productivity, the need for a more in-depth analysis of AP that extends beyond the horizons of quantitative methods...

Resiliency and Existence of the Dairy Farm Cooperative in the Era / Period of Pandemic, Digital Economic, Creative Economic, and Free Market

(Case Study of Setia Kawan Dairy Farm Cooperative, Nongkojajar, in the Regency of Pasuruan, East Java)

Dwi Sulistyo
Fact Finding of this paper is Setia Kawan Dairy Farm Cooperative was full capable to compete and remaining existence in the period of pandemic, digital economic, and free market. Setia Kawan Dairy Farm Cooperative not only capable to compete with other Dairy Farm Cooperative but they also capable to...
Proceedings Article

AI-Powered Institutional Discipline Monitoring: Automated Detection Of ID Card Compliance And Facial Grooming Using Yolov5

D. Sagar, K. Sripal Reddy, P. Namratha Sri, B. Karthikeya
Maintaining discipline in institutional environments is a significant challenge, often requiring manual monitoring methods that are time-consuming and error-prone. This paper presents an automated system that utilizes machine learning for real-time discipline monitoring, specifically detecting the presence...

Adaptability of Sundanese People in Learning Arabic as The Third Language: A Phenomenology Study of Arabic for Military Purposes in Indonesia

Mia Nurmala, Zakiyah Arifa, Sutaman Sutaman, Rinaldi Supriadi, Alifia Azizah, Keysha Shira Zafirah
The diversity of the mother tongues of soldiers from various ethnicities throughout Indonesia is the difference in the backgrounds of the soldiers who are members of the Indonesian Officer. This adds complexity to language acquisition. Apart from the mother tongue or regional language as a first language...
Proceedings Article

Maximizing Profit Potential: Assessing Commercial Viability of Lease Spaces through Dynamo and BIM Framework

Sohaib Raza, Muhammad Umair, Shahab Naveed, Abdur Rehman Nasir
In recent times, vertical construction in Pakistan is increasing rapidly, and the assessment of the commercial viability of buildings and malls has become vital for developers. This allows them to mold their projects in a fashion that maximizes profit potential. For this purpose, a framework using the...
Proceedings Article

B-Cell Epitope Prediction of Dengue Virus NS1 Protein Using Bioinformatics Tools

Noor Saidah Abd Rohim, Roziah Hj. Kambol
Reinfection with different DENV serotypes might develop cross immunity that aggravates the illness via antibody-dependent enhancement. Identifying the DENV epitopes can help in the development of a tetravalent vaccine. However, the available prediction technologies (i.e., X-crystallography and NMR) are...
Proceedings Article

AI Based System for Emergency Aware Traffic Control

Tanaya Chavan, Sheetal S. Patil, Gauri R. Rao
The delays and congestions that are witnessed in the urban intersections are becoming a serious impediment to the prompt movement of emergency vehicles. On the one hand, the traditional traffic lights are founded on the recipes of time tables that also limit their flexibility to dynamism in the traffic...

English Foreign Language Students’ Perceptions of an Online English Speaking Club in Higher Education

Maria Vineki Riyadini
One of the crucial steps in curriculum design and lesson planning is discovering students’ perceptions of the teaching and learning processes. This study is an evaluative research that aims to determine the perception of English Foreign Language (EFL) students of the Speaking Club in higher education....

External and Internal Corporate Social Responsibility and its Impact on Environment and Welfare: Emerging Theories and Practices by Corporations

A. Prassanna Tulasi, Ranjit Kumar Dehury
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives being undertaken by organizations all over the world are instrumental in contributing to sustainable development. These activities can further be classified into external CSR (ECSR) and internal CSR (ICSR). ECSR refers to CSR initiatives aimed at boosting...

Analysis of Improving the Capabilities of Government Internal Supervisory Apparatus Based on The Internal Audit Capability Model (IACM) at The Inspectorate of Central Sumba District

Shella Gracea Rambuu Rija, Minami A. Dethan, Yohanes Demu
The goal of this study is to assess the progress made in the APIP capability of the Inspectorate of Central Sumba Regency. This research adopts qualitative methods and involves individuals holding structural positions within the Inspectorate of Central Sumba Regency. The statements and inquiries align...
Proceedings Article

Lived Experience of Women Living with Breast Cancer in the Maldives: A Case Study

Salma Hassan, Nazeera Najeeb
Breast cancer affects the lives of women, and this isalso the most common cancer for women in the Maldives.This study aims to understand the lived experience of a Maldivian woman undergoing breast cancer treatment. A single case of breast cancer was purposely chosen among the women receiving chemotherapy...

Cointegration of Interest Rate, Inflation, Exchange Rate, and Economic Growth in Indonesia

Margarita Ekadjaja, Halim Putera Siswanto, Rorlen Rorlen, Christiandinata Tjandra Bravo, Wilson Wijaya
The economy is the most important thing for a country and plays a big role for the people in that country. The economy of a country that continues to experience consistent growth can make that country undergo a transformation in a better direction so that it can compete with the economies of other countries...

The Relationship between Green Finance Awareness and Sustainable Competitiveness of SMEs

Nurul Huda Mustafa, Rosmaria Jaffar, Mariana Jusop, Noor Fadzlina Mohd Fadhil, Hafiza Aishah Hashim
This study examines the role of green finance awareness in enhancing sustainable competitiveness among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which are vital contributors to economic growth, innovation, and employment but increasingly face pressure to adopt sustainable business practices in response...

Towards an Effective Pedagogical Integration of LABInnov: Developing a Methodological Guide for Teaching Life and Earth Sciences

Said Jebara, Youssef Lghazi, Mustapha Bassiri
This article presents a structured and contextualized methodological guide designed to support teachers in integrating the LabInnov platform—an interactive environment for virtual practical work in Life and Earth Sciences. The guide addresses the need to offer an alternative to physical lab work, often...

Leveraging Technological Innovation for Inclusive Migration Policies: Lessons from Indonesia’s Rohingya Refugee Crisis

Wisnu Widayat, Bobby Briando, Mohd Na’eim Bin Ajis, Sohirin Sohirin
Technological innovations such as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and mobile applications are increasingly utilized in migration management to enhance efficiency, transparency, and inclusivity. However, challenges persist, including data privacy concerns, algorithmic biases, and disparities...
Proceedings Article

Green Industrialization Vs. Farmland Preservation: A Comparative Study of Hungary and India

Krupa M. Mathapathi, Vivek Nemane, Petra Fekete
This study compares how countries (India and Hungary) navigate trade-offs owing to industrialisation initiatives while pursuing climate goals. Hungary faces farmland loss and ecological risks from large Electric Vehicles (EV) battery plants, while India struggles with land diverted to solar parks and...

A Bibliometric Review of the Impact of Technology on Student Learning Facilities: Current Trends and Future Directions

Motheo Meta Tjebane
This bibliometric review investigates the impact of technology on student learning facilities, focusing on understanding current trends and identifying potential future directions. The study analyses various scholarly articles, books, and conference papers to provide an overview of the research landscape....

Impact of Cross-Generational Collaboration, Workforce Dynamics, and HRM Practices on Employee Performance and Relations in Universities of Jaipur, Rajasthan

Preeti Rathore, Akhil Goyal
The purpose of the study is to look into how HRM methods, workforce dynamics, and cross-generational collaboration affect employee relations and performance in Jaipur, Rajasthani universities. The research aims to comprehend these aspects’ impact on the general efficacy and cohesiveness of the university...

Innovation Ecosystems and Startup Performance: Comparative Institutional Insights from Morocco and South Korea

Sara Bouya, Kenza El Kadiri
This paper examines how the structural configuration of national innovation ecosystems shapes startup performance and what Morocco can learnthrough adaptive policy transferfrom South Korea’s more mature system. Building on recent ecosystem diagnostics and measurement approaches [1, 2] and integrating...

Improving Learning Outcomes Embedded System (ES) Using Learning Media Based IoT at Polytechnic

Nurhayati Nurhayati, Husain Syam, Muhammad Yahya
Internet-based learning media is one of the learning resources that students can use as a substitute for textbooks. This study aimed to determine the impact of using learning media-based IoT on improving learning outcomes of the Embedded System (ES). This research uses an experimental method at the Ujung...

Influence on Claims Management and Alternative Dispute Resolution of the Ghanaian Construction Industry

Francis Sowah Adjetey, Mark Pim-Wusu
This study investigates the impact of claims management on sustainable practices in Ghana’s construction industry, examining how efficient dispute resolution influences project performance and the integration of environmentally responsible practices. Quantitative survey was conducted with 111 construction...

The Importance of Data Privacy in Organ Donation

Kanika Kaundal, Apeksha S. Agrawal
Organ donation saves thousands of lives every year and is an essential part of healthcare system around the world. However, doubts about data privacy have surfaced as the management of organ donation procedures has become more dependent on digital health care system. The ethical, legal, and technical...

Influence of Human Resource Competence, Internal Control System, Participation in Budget Preparation, and Accounting Control on Performance Accountability of Local Government Agencies

Gati Reditya Saputra
This study aims to obtain empirical evidence on the influence of human resource competencies, internal control systems, participation in budget preparation, and accounting control on the performance accountability of government agencies. The data collection method in this study used questionnaires. Research...

Gender-Mainstreaming, Digital Security and Perception on Online Gender-Based Violence: A Case Study in Bpir Upnvjt

Palupi Anggraheni, Firsty Chintya Laksmi Perbawani, Maria Indira Aryani
New kinds of abuse have also emerged as a result of digital technologies. What is known as― online gender-based violence (GBV) creates undeniable consequence. Moreover, the existence of global pandemic COVID-19 were accommodating and escalating the surge number of online GBV cases. The outbreaks shifted...
Conference Abstract

P11.20 COMMON CAROTID ARTERY PARAMETERS AND CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS IN HYPERTENSIVE ADOLESCENTS

K. Simanauskas, V. Sapoka, V. Kasiulevicius, K. Ryliskiene, A. Jankauskiene, T. Rekasius, A. Laucevicius
Pages: 197 - 198
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P4.53 IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF SUBMAXIMAL EFFORT ON PULSE WAVE VELOCITY IN PATIENTS WITH MARFAN SYNDROME

P. Peres, G.F. Bernardelli, C.C. Mendes, S.S.C.P.M. Fischer, D.M. Servantes, W.M. Medeiros, A.C. Carvalho
Pages: 197 - 198
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P4.52 CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND STROKE IN TYPE 2 DIABETIC PATIENTS: POSSIBLE ROLE OF A RAISED CENTRAL PULSE PRESSURE

C. Palombo, C. Morizzo, G. Bini, C. Bianchi, E. Venturi, R. Miccoli, A. Natali, M. Kozakova
Pages: 197 - 197

Implementation of Distance Learning with Credit Earning System In Islamic Financial Economics Course

Neng Kamarni
Universities that previously fully carried out face-to-face methods during lectures as well as thesis guidance and other academic activities, due to the pandemic, now need to turn them into distance learning methods. With the distance learning offered by the study program, it is a great opportunity to...
Proceedings Article

Electronically Controlled Plasma Power Devices for Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly Electric Energy Technologies

M.V Dolgopolov, V.V Radenko, G.G Zanin, D.E Ovchinnikov, A.V Radenko, V.B Svirkov, A.S Chipura, A.V Gurskaya
The experimental electronically controlled plasma power system is presented, with an estimated heat output ranging from 8 to 50 kW, and an electrical output ranging from 5 to 35 kW. The installation is based on the physical principles of ion and plasma fluxes compaction with discrete changes in the control...
Conference Abstract

P11.18 DETERMINANTS OF SUBCLINICAL ORGAN DAMAGE IN PAEDIATRIC KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS

É. Kis, O. Cseprekál, A. Kerti, T. Horváth, A.J. Szabó, M. Kollai, G.S. Reusz
Pages: 197 - 197
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P4.51 NONINVASIVE EVALUATION OF STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE HEART AND LARGE ARTERIES IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM

A. Paini, M. Salvetti, F. Bertacchini, C. Agabiti Rosei, C. Aggiusti, D. Stassaldi, G. Rubagotti, A. Comaglio, F. Mattavelli, R. Germano, E. Agabiti Rosei, M.L. Muiesan
Pages: 197 - 197

The Ecological Thought of Ancient Chinese Agriculture and Its Contemporary Value

Yinghan Zhao
Chinese traditional agriculture ecological thought, after thousands of years the development of agricultural production practice, the reasonable kernel is to emphasize internal coordination between all key elements of agricultural production system, such as the coordinated development of agriculture,...

The New Design of an Acousto-Optic Device with a Mobile Power Pack

Yi-Yu Lu, Wen-Bin Lin, Zheng-Ying Li
Pages: 197 - 200
The new designed acousto-optic device has adjustable, it is 1.5 times to extend its length. Fitting plastic optic fiber into transparent tube, the path of light can be increased and the light area will be enlarged. The device can present different color mode of light with RGB and high light LEDs as the...

INFORMATIVE ENERGY METRIC FOR SIMILARITY MEASURE IN REPRODUCING KERNEL HILBERT SPACES

Songhua Liu, Junying Zhang, Caiying Ding
Pages: 197 - 208
In this paper, information energy metric (IEM) is obtained by similarity computing for high-dimensional samples in a reproducing kernel Hilbert space (RKHS). Firstly, similar/dissimilar subsets and their corresponding informative energy functions are defined. Secondly, IEM is proposed for similarity...

Fast Support Vector Machine Classification for Large Data Sets

Xiaoou Li, Wen Yu
Pages: 197 - 212
Normal support vector machine (SVM) algorithms are not suitable for classification of large data sets because of high training complexity. This paper introduces a novel two-stage SVM classification approach for large data sets. Fast clustering techniques are introduced to select the training data from...

Path Optimization in Dynamic Adverse Weathers

Mingkong Zhang, Xiaobing Hu, Jianqin Liao
Pages: 197 - 205
As we all know, weather condition is constantly changing. Then, when an adverse weather event occurs during travelling period, path planning becomes a dynamic path optimization (DPO) problem. A common practice of DPO is to conduct real-time online path optimization based on the current weather condition....

Finite reductions of the two dimensional Toda chain

E.V. Gudkova
Pages: 197 - 205
The problem of the classification of integrable truncations of the Toda chain is dicussed. A new example of the cutting off constraint is found.

On the Caudrey-Beals-Coifman System and the Gauge Group Action

Georgi G. Grahovski, Marissa Condon
Pages: 197 - 208
The generalized Zakharov­Shabat systems with complex-valued Cartan elements and the systems studied A.V. Mikhailov, and later on by Caudrey, Beals and Coifman (CBC systems), and their gauge equivalent are studied. This includes: the properties of fundamental analytical solutions (FAS) for the gauge-equivalent...

A (naïve) glance at Soft Computing

Enric Trillas, Claudio Moraga, Sergio Guadarrama
Pages: 197 - 201
This paper contains some naïve reflections on the currently large field of Soft Computing. After some general considerations, and of recalling some successful well known examples, it is posed the relationship between Soft Computing and Machine Intelligence. Finally, and with the aim of taking into account...