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Application of Lie group analysis to a core group model for sexually transmitted diseases

M. Edwards, M.C. Nucci
Pages: 211 - 230
Lie group analysis is applied to a core group model for sexually transmitted disease formulated by Hadeler and Castillo-Chavez [Hadeler K P and Castillo-Chavez C, A core group model for disease transmission, Math. Biosci. 128 (1995), 41­55]. Several instances of integrability even linearity are found...

The Involvement of Social Media as a Discourse Social Tasikmalaya Residents for the Implementation of the Local Election in the Pandemic Period

Lisda Nurul Romdoni, Karim Suryadi
Corona Virus Disease 2019 or what we usually call Covid-19 has currently hit the country of Indonesia, with the transmission of the virus that is rapidly spreading. This is because humans get threats that can affect their health. Not only that, this virus can also affect social, economic and political...

Comparison of Ancient Greek Art and Ancient Roman Art

Keyang Wang
This paper discusses about similarities and differences between ancient Greek art and ancient Roman art from several aspects, such as location, politics, cultural effects and historical factors. It also talks about what techniques did ancient Greek artists and ancient Roman artists use in their art works....

Development of Social Skills based on Local Wisdom in the Osing Community of Kemiren Village Banyuwangi, East Java

Huriah Rachmah, Adang M. Tsaury, Alhamuddin Alhamuddin, Rudy Gunawan
This study explores how the Osing community in Kemiren Village Banyuwangi, East Java aims to identify how the Osing community’s social skills are formed. The variety of culture and arts that exist in the community, forms the social skills of every citizen in Kemiren Village from an early age. This research...

MALL for Online Learning Context in Bali

Putu Adi Krisna Juniarta, Dewa Komang Tantra
The purpose of this study is to determine the ways Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL) application was employed throughout the process of teaching and learning, as well as how the seventh-year students in SMP Negeri 4 Singaraja perceived MALL use in the process of English course in teaching and...
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Definition, Importance, and Formulation of Health Policy and Financing

Salma Azzuhri Rozaqi
Health policy is the implementation of public policies, namely policies that are established to improve the health status of the community. Health finance refers to how financial resources are used to ensure that the health system can adequately meet the collective health needs of all a vast amount of...

HOTS Problem-Solving Ability and Its Relation to Spatial Ability

Nurkaidah, Ikrar Pramudya, Sri Subanti
The ability to solve HOTS problems is an ability that must be possessed by every student, especially in learning mathematics. However, students’ ability to solve HOTS problems is not optimal. This can be seen from the low achievement of Indonesia in the PISA and TIMMS tests. This study aims to determine...
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A Study on the Visual Interpretation and Contemporary Design Innovation of Traditional Shu Brocade Patterns Empowered by Digital Technology

Wenxing Li
As one of China’s four famous brocades, Shu Brocade boasts a long history, exquisite craftsmanship, and a rich variety of patterns, embodying profound ethnic cultural and artistic value. However, in modern society, the question of how Shu Brocade can adapt to the changing times, meet contemporary aesthetic...

Problem-Based Learning in Chinese K-9 Mathematics Education

Rongjie Jian, Ziyi Yang
With the implementation of education in China, the education sector pays more attention to how to optimize teaching methods to improve the quality of classroom teaching. Problem-Based Learning (PBL) is in line with the concept of “student-centered” education and the basic requirements of high-quality...

Cultural Mimicry and Anti-Colonial Resistance in Nuruddin Farah’s My Father, The English Man, and I

Hadiyanto Hadiyanto
This paper discusses cultural mimicry and anti-colonial resistance in Nuruddin Farah’s My Father, The English Man, And I. This paper is aimed at analyzing the impacts of British colonization in Africa such as cultural mimicry and anti-colonial resistance. This paper uses postcolonial approach in literature...

From the Contemporary Art World to the “Contemporaneity” of Aura: A Literature Review on Media, Technology and Art

Airong Liu
New technologies, such as digital art, virtual reality and artificial intelligence, have transformed the creation subjects, aesthetic concepts and methods of creation in the art world, and expanded the boundaries of artistic expression and communication. By qualitatively analysing literature and combining...

Fictional vs Historical: A Cross-Cultural Study of Narrative in Western and Non-Western Traditions

Houkun Wang
This essay comparatively studies fictional and historical narratives in ancient Greece and China, focusing on Homer’s Iliad, Herodotus’ Histories, Luo Guanzhong’s Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and Sima Qian’s Shiji. Although fiction and history are often considered opposites—one imaginative, and the...

The Impact of Data Journalism in Ecuador

Kerly Espinosa Gaona, Gabriela Coronel-Salas
This research aims to analyze how journalism professionals in Ecuador manage data to create journalistic content and use computer tools to produce visualizations, enabling the delivery of journalistic products in a language accessible to all audiences. A data collection form was used to gather detailed...

Analysis of Marketing and Innovation Strategies Used in Footwear Products with Special Reference to Andhra Pradesh, India

S. Chandra Sekhar, S. S. Prasada Rao, Praveen Kumar, S. Sreedevi
The footwear business has seen significant change throughout the years, reflecting global economic growth, evolving consumer tastes, and technological advancements. This article looks back at the history of the footwear manufacturing business, tracking its development and highlighting significant turning...

Exploring EFL Teachers’ Perceptions, Practices, and Challenges on ICT Integration in Teacher Professional Development

Muhammad Rafiq Tanjung, Pupung Purnawarman
The development of information and communication technology (ICT) has opened a lot of opportunities for English as a foreign language (EFL) teachers to improve their professional development through multiple ways and sources. However, there are still limited studies that investigate how ICT could help...
Proceedings Article

Inventory List of Epiphytic Lichens Inhabiting Low and High Altitude Environment

Asmida Ismail, Aini Nadhirah Nor Azian, Nur Syafiqah Abd Hakim, Faezah Pardi, Khairul Adzfa Radzun, Faeiza Buyong, Nurul Aida Kamal Ikhsan
Lichens, taxonomically classified as lower plants due to their basic morphological traits, are easily affected by climate. Interactions between microclimatic factors such as temperature and humidity are particularly important in determining local differences in lichen species composition and coverage....
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Data Analytics and Machine Learning Applications for Enhancing Strategic Decision-Making in Higher Education

Bharati Kawade
In the age of digital revolution, higher education institutions are increasingly accepting data-driven approaches to enhance strategic decision-making. This study explores the application of machine learning (ML) classification and prediction models to support institutional planning, student performance...

Reinventing Local Couture Through Creative Economy in Indonesia: A Systematic Review on Cultural Innovation

Siti Yolanda Rahman Utami, Nadiya Lifa Ningrum, Mitha Kartika Sari, Yosi mulyana Pratiwi, Fandi Ahmad
Local fashion identity in Indonesia has evolved from deep-rooted traditions, aesthetic ideals, and indigenous wisdom. Cultural fashion elements such as batik, woven fabrics, songket, and kebaya represent not only aesthetic expressions but also serve as enduring symbols of social and cultural heritage...
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Exosome Dynamics in Aging and Age-Related Therapies

Samudrala Lahari, Y. Sneha, Chitti Sathwika, Meghavath Tharun, Bhanu Pratap Singh, T. Rama Rao
Cellular senescence, characterized by the indefinite division of cells, is a key contributor to age-related diseases. Senescent cells release bioactive molecules, including exosomes that communicate with each other. These small extracellular vesicles have a dual role, either promoting or inhibiting certain...

Perceived Authenticity of Assam Handloom Products: A TPB Model of Awareness, Sustainable Brand Image, and the Role of Demographic Moderation

Karpagavalli Gurusamy, Preshth Bhardwaj, Ankita Gogoi
This study explores the psychological and socio-cultural drivers of sustainable purchase intentions for Assam handloom products by extending the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) with constructs of Sustainable Brand Image, Perceived Authenticity, and demographic moderations. Using data from 210 purposively...
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Problems and Countermeasures of Physical Education in Colleges and Universities from the Perspective of Life Education

C.-L. Deng
Life education current situation is not optimistic in the universities sports teaching practice, because most of the teachers and students didn't attaches great importance to the value of life and the naturalness of life, the direct consequence caused out of college physical education and life education,...
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Interethnic Workplace E-mail Communication: An Investigation into Politeness Strategies

M.A. AlAfnan
The use of email in business communication might be troublesome in the sense that the language of emails is generally theorized as a mixture of spoken and written varieties. This possibility might even increase further among communicators who belong to different ethnic backgrounds as they have different...

Education as a Direct Profitable Societal Investment: Innovation Pedagogy Putting Sociocultural Learning Theories into Practice in Higher Educational Institutes

Taru Penttilä, Sami Lyytinen, Liisa Kairisto-Mertanen, Harri Lappalainen
Higher education needs to respond to the needs of employers by providing capable workforce. Graduating students have to possess capabilities to take part in diverse innovation processes at their future work places. In this paper we present how higher education can be changed to the direction where both...

Survey of Respiratory Care Professionals’ Knowledge in Early Mobilization: A Pilot Study

Hatem Othman Qutub, Abdelaziz Smiah Matani, Faraz Ahmed Farooqi
Pages: 208 - 212
Early mobilization (EM) is practiced for intensive care unit (ICU) patients in many hospitals in the Eastern Province in Saudi Arabia. Respiratory care professionals’ knowledge about using EM was, therefore, surveyed and investigated to improve and update its practice and ultimately to develop related...

Investigating The Success of Public Procurement Innovation in Government Organization: Does e-Procurement Really Work?

Made Aristia Prayudi, Nyoman Trisna Herawati, Luh Gede Kusuma Dewi
Despite the lengthy implementation periods of electronic procurement (e-procurement) as one of strategic public innovations, there is still a lack of empirical research on its potential benefits and outcomes in the context of governmental sector. Meanwhile, the examination about how the competitive environment...
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The Role of Parent for Their Children’s Confidence in Soccer Activity U-11 Players

Hidayat Humaid, Ferry Yohannes Wattimena
The purpose of the study was to find information about how much the role of parent for their children’s confidence who train in Ragunan soccer school. There has been much literature and anecdotal accounts reporting poor parental behaviours in the youth sporting context. Pre-existing studies on parental...

On the Model Setting of an Ecological Accountable Government

Ling Xu, Xiyang Feng
Today, under the background the ecological civilization construction, many scholars are focusing on the issue of how to keep the balance of the economical, social, political and cultural development and try to make all of them in a sustainable development way. In this paper, we put forward the concept...

Classroom Assessment: Student Achievement in Mathematics through Formative Assessment

Nur Afni Fitriana, Isnandar Slamet, Imam Sujadi
The challenge of teachers in learning activities is how students can achieve learning goals. This article discusses formative assessment applied by teachers in learning mathematics. The subjects in this study are the senior high school mathematics teachers Class X selected randomly in Magetan. In this...

Digital Audio Workstation in Music Self-Learning

A Design Based Research

Febbry Cipta
The rapid development of information and communication technology has had a strong impact on the process of learning music. One impact that can be seen is that the teacher is no longer seen as the only source of information, but he is a guide for his students to access and manage their learning process....

Public Services of Indonesian National Police in the Era of COVID-19 Disruption: Literature Studies

Ariefaldi Wargenegara
The challenges facing the police public service in the Covid-19 pandemic era are complex and dynamic. One of the issues that is evident is how members of the police must adapt in providing public services to the community. The initial findings of this study lead to the conclusion that in general the...

Implementation of the Case-Based Learning Model Through Online Flipped Classroom Learning Approach in Computer and Society Course

Afriyanti Dwi Kartika, Jefril Rahmadoni
The Computer and Society course at the Information Systems Department, Universitas Andalas, studies ethical, legal, and policy issues society faces caused by technological developments. Learning activities for this course are usually carried out using the traditional lecture method, which is then followed...

Research on the Collection of Historical Materials of Northeast Counter-Japanese United Army under the Background of Big Data

Tan Xu, Wei Li
As the earliest anti-Japanese armed force under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the Northeast Counter-Japanese United Army has experienced the longest and most tragic anti-Japanese struggle for fourteen years. All kinds of documents that record and reflect the 14-year hard struggle of...

Research of the Prediction of Stock Market Price Trends Based on Several Models

Ruoye Zhang
The property market is an important part of the world’s money system, and being able to determine how stock prices may walk is essential for making wise investment choices. Because stock markets can change quickly and are complicated, traditional methods often do not give accurate predictions. This research...

Emergency Community-based Advocacy for Children Victims of Sexual Violence Revised from Act No. 12 of 2022

Atqo Darmawan Aji
Children are one of the marginalized groups; by providing protection for children, we are also safeguarding the future of the nation. Currently, there are regulations governing sexual violence, namely Law No. 12 of 2022 concerning Sexual Violence Crimes. This regulation should provide protection for...

AI-Enabled Development of English Micro-Lecture Resources in Mobile Learning Contexts

Jingxue Sun
As artificial intelligence (AI) converges with mobile internet technologies, English micro-lecture development is moving from static delivery toward intelligent and adaptive services. Guided by recent national policies, including the Outline of the Plan for Building an Education Powerhouse (2024–2035),...

How CEFR is Varied as a Material for Javanese Language Learning Modules for Non-Native Speakers?

Avi Meilawati, Endang Nurhayati, Doni Dwi Hartanto, Galang Prastowo, Sri Harti Widyastuti
The need for learning Javanese today has shifted, namely from learning the language as a mother tongue or local language, to learning a language with a multicultural background. This phenomenon results in the curriculum being given is a language curriculum for communication, no longer a language knowledge...

Inovation and Optimization of Commercialization Path for Professional Sports Clubs: Analysis Based on Successful European Football Cases

Haokang Wu
With the reconstruction of the global sports industry competition pattern, traditional income cannot meet the strategic goals of sustainable development of professional sports clubs. Therefore, professional sports clubs are shifting towards a diversified revenue strategy, breaking through the barriers...

Does the Experience of Studying Overseas Facilitate Employability in the Indonesian Market?

Ming Chang Wu, Muhammad Arief Budiman, Nur Hidayat
As international education gains popularity among Indonesian students, questions arise regarding its actual impact on graduate employability within the domestic labor market. This study explores how overseas education influences the employability of Indonesian returnees across four key dimensions: professional...

Navigating the Legal Landscape of Digital Media Regulation: Challenges and Solutions

Sunil Dutt Chaturvedi, Kuldeep Kumar Yadav, Pringle Singh
The digital media’s fast growth has put forth complex regulatory issues which present time out of date frameworks are unable to handle. In this paper we look at important challenges, creative solutions, and implementation strategies for effective supervision. We see issues of data privacy at world level,...

Players’ Perception in Video Games With Horror Narrative: Analysis of the Audiovisual Features in Resident Evil

Renzo Marcos Huaman, Arnau Gifreu-Castells, Yasmin Sayan-Casquino
The analysis focuses on the perception of players in horror video games, particularly in Resident Evil (Biohazard in Japan), recognized for its narrative and challenges. It investigates how audiovisual elements, such as setting and music, influence the experience. The results underline the importance...

AI and the Future of Political Journalism: A Comparative Analysis of Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan

Shahriar Alam Mehedi Tapadar, Shahidur Rahman Shakib, Rinjuman Raha
The article focuses on the convergence between artificial intelligence (AI) and political journalism in the three South Asian republics. Political journalism in such countries tends to be criticized because of misinformation, biased journalism, and poor nonsupervisory fabrics. The present discussion...

How well a job performance works after a pandemic?: A Qualitative Approach

M. Ramya, G. Prabu
Global instability arose due to pandemic that paved the way for a shift their routine. Once the disparity pops-up among the industries which makes obvious change in employee’s job performance. Such uncertainty opened the way for mental well-being, emotional support, and also virtuousness in organisation...

Migration and the Formation of Kampungs in Surabaya: Historical Dynamics and Typologies of Inner-City Settlements

Tanti Satriana Rosary Nasution, Zuhrotul Mawaddatil Ula, Mutia Sulistiastuti
This study examines the historical role of migration in shaping the formation of kampungs within urban contexts in Indonesia. Strategically located as a coastal port city, Surabaya has long served as a migration hub, attracting traders, laborers, and settlers from across the archipelago and beyond. The...

Studies on ABCD Approach-Based Improvement of Last Mile Delivery in E-Commerce

Guanwei Huang, Jie Xia
With the tremendous development of e-commerce in China, the relevant supporting sector, such as logistic industry, is experiencing rapid growth period. However, many problems exposed in the current logistic service, especially in "the last mile delivery", such as low efficiency in first time delivery...
Proceedings Article

Unmanned Boat Navigation Planning Based on Machine Learning Algorithm

Xiulai Li, Mingrui Chen, Lijie Yin
This paper mainly introduces unmanned ship technology and the frontier technology of artificial intelligence, especially the Q-learning algorithm in machine learning. It mainly describes how the machine learning algorithm in artificial intelligence technology be applied in unmanned ship technology, so...

Mathematics for Young Children: A Literature Review

Fauziah Rahmat
A lot of researches have been conducted to identify the importance of mathematics and its benefits for the early childhood. To the contrary, there also emerge concerns about the risk of premature mathematics learning of the young children. In Indonesia, it appears that early childhood education is not...
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Distanciation: a key challenge for 21st Century conservation

Leticia Margarita Ochoa-Ochoa, Sandra Nogué, Rafa Devillamagallón, Richard J. Ladle
It can be observed that, when faced with news of environmental crises such as the impacts of climate change, many people increasingly express detachment or even denial. Given the fundamental importance of public participation in conservation action, it is clearly important to understand how this situation...

Palm Sugar as a Household Economic Source in Krajan, Medono Village, Boja Subdistrict, Kendal District

Eka Yuniati, Ulfa Safangatun, Mr. Harisna, Atika Wijaya, Harto Wicaksono
Each rural area in Indonesia has different commodities in order to meet their daily needs, such as in Krajan, Medono Village, Kendal which has palm sugar as their main commodity. Palm sugar is a local commodity derived from the use of palm tree sap that grows wild or cultivated on community-owned plantations...

Semarang Batik as an Artistic Representation of Coastal and Egalitarian Communities

Syakir Syakir
Batik is one of Semarang citizens art that has unique things. That unique thing comes from the locality as the source of the idea that expressed to its embodiment. This assessment is focused on the question, how the coastal locality representation to Semarang’s batik expression as the characteristic...

The Influence of Culture toward Risk-Taking in SMEs in Regency of Ende, East Nusa Tenggara

L D Gadi Djou, Fitri Lukiastuti
This paper has purpose to examines how does culture influence risk-taking of SMEs, which is a key dimension of entrepreneurial orientation. Data from 40 self-administered questionnaires were utilized. Hofstede’s four cultural dimensions were adopted in stating the four hypotheses developed for this study....