easat: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called easat.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Technology; Model; Students; Education; Data; Development; Management; Authors; Science; Analysis; Performance; Business; Value; System; Information; Health; Teachers; Use; Quality; Teaching; Skills; Factors; Test; Knowledge; Results; Work; Impact; Time; Innovation; Effect; Sustainability; Language; Behavior; Training; Satisfaction; Growth; Self; Table; Community; Market; Media; Group; Energy; Level; Governance; Risk; Intention; Children; Tourism; Leadership; Companies; Variables; Process; School; Service; Influence; Support; Design; Systems; Marketing; Control; Relationship; Economic; China; Culture; Communication; Patients; Public; Customer; Security; Government; Intelligence; Strategies; People; Policy; Capital; Law; Practices; Production; Services; Countries; Indonesia; Women; Social; Vietnam; Water; State; Food; Employees; Participants; Human; Covid-19; Review; Life; Trust; Sector; Studies; Activity; Rate; Values; Power; Machine; Stress; Efficiency; Image; Activities; Method; Brand; Integration; Products; Product; Family; Decision; Transformation; Gender; Treatment; Access; Respondents; Mathematics; Correlation; Author; Environmental; Project; Materials; Total; Approach; Planning; Temperature; Waste; Problem; Area; Index; Labor; Factor; Age; Patient; Conditions; Carbon; Africa; Years; Surface; Oil; Flow; Attitude; Individuals; Soil; Rights; Strength; Field; Cancer; Size; Sports; Pressure; Generation; Interaction; Response; Properties; Load; Plant; Gas; Concentration; Air; Samples; Female; Transfer; Body; Blood; Therapy; Pain; Medicine; Simulation; Cells; Concrete; Meaning; Mass; Output; Type; Architecture; Yield; Voltage; Characteristics; Liver; Bone; Tissue; Translation; Antioxidant; Absorption; Speech; Compounds; Days; Spectrum; Laser; Injury; Equation; Dimension; Skin; Beam; Coal; Pulse; Peace; Powder; Solution; Tree; Angle; Graphene; Failure; Scheduling; Girls; Birth; Soils; Grain; Resection; Numbers; Tpa; Homology; 𝐴𝑢𝑡(𝐷; Pell; Γ(1; Graphs; ℝ𝑚𝑖𝑛

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• The influence of ICT accessibilities on learning outcomes in Cambodian public higher education institutions: The mediating role of self-efficacy by Nguon, Chanbopheak; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - Table 9 shows H1: ICT accessibility has a significant positive effect on learning outcomes (β = 0.287, t = 5.494, p = 0.000), supporting the hypothesis that improved access to ICT resources enhances student academic performance in Cambodian public higher education. [13] found that the availability of ICT resources significantly influenced teachers’ integration of technology in higher education, ultimately improving student learning outcomes. Keywords: accessibility; education; efficacy; ict; ict accessibility; learning; model; outcomes; self; students; study; technology; vol
• Online learning platform – a bibliometric review of the literature & research frontier by Feh, Irene Khor Yeow; Kheng, Yeoh Khar; Jaganathan, Mathivannan (2025) - [6] Z. Wang, Media richness and continuance intention to online learning platforms: The mediating role of social presence and the moderating role of need for cognition, Frontiers in Psychology, vol. 13, p. 950501, 2022. [19] H. Abuhassna, W. M. Al-Rahmi, N. Yahya, M. A. Z. M. Zakaria, A. B. M. Kosnin, and M. Darwish, Development of a new model on utilizing online learning platforms to improve students’ academic achievements and satisfaction, International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, vol. 17, no. 1, p. 38, 2020. Keywords: analysis; authors; citations; covid-19; education; field; keywords; learning; olp; olps; online; publications; research; science; table; technology; total; university; vol
• Optimizing the META Mangrove ecosystem transformation approach model in improving the sustainability of mangrove ecotourism and empowering the blue economy in East Java by Riyanto, Darwin Yuwono; Santoso, Rudi; Wibowo, Januar; Arifin, Mochammad (2025) - The results of this study reveal that the application of the META (Mangrove Ecosystem Transformation Approach) Model in mangrove ecotourism destinations in East Java shows a significant influence on improving ecosystem sustainability and empowering the blue economy. The importance of a transformational approach in mangrove ecotourism management is also driven by the dynamics of tourism consumer behaviour that increasingly prioritizes the value of sustainability Keywords: approach; community; conservation; development; economy; ecosystem; ecotourism; management; mangrove; mangrove ecotourism; marketing; med; meta; model; research; study; sustainability; technology; vol
• Evaluation of institutional models at the ministry of transportation's railway vocational school in the industrial revolution 4.0 ERA by Nopriyanto, Windi; Handoko, V. Rudy; Maduwinarti, Ayun (2025) - Abstract: PPI Madiun needs to evaluate and optimize its organizational structure to be more adaptive to technological changes and industrial needs in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 era. How is the current institutional evaluation of PPI Madiun, what are the obstacles in organizing the PPI Madiun institution? Keywords: development; industry; learning; madiun; ppi; railway; revolution; technology
• Antidiabetic and antioxidant activities of Gracilaria verrucosa extract: In vitro and in vivo assessment by Prasasty, Vivitri Dewi; Hutagalung, Rory Anthony; Vianney, Michele (2025) - Phytochemical compounds with antidiabetic and antioxidant activity in water distilled water extract of G. verrucose. These findings suggest G. verrucosa extract has considerable potential as a natural therapeutic agent for diabetes mellitus management. Keywords: acid; activity; antidiabetic; antioxidant; control; ethanolic; extract; fbg; journal; mice; technology; verrucosa; vol; water; water extract
• Enhancing quality education through digital literacy: Examining the mediating impact of student engagement among university students in Cambodia by Phon, Samean; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - Published: 16 September 2025 * Correspondence: phon@lincoln.edu.my Enhancing quality education through digital literacy: Examining the mediating impact of student engagement among university students in Cambodia Samean Phon1*, Dhakir Abbas Ali2 1,2School of Business and Management, Lincoln University College, Selangor, Malaysia; phon@lincoln.edu.my (S.P.) drdhakir@lincoln.edu.my (D.A.A.). Abstract: This study investigates the role of digital literacy in enhancing quality education through the mediating effect of student engagement in Cambodian public universities. Keywords: digital; education; engagement; learning; literacy; model; quality; quality education; research; student; student engagement; study; technology; universities; vol
• AI literacy, preparedness, and use motives of elementary education pre-service teachers of a state university in the Philippines by Malacapay, Marjon (2025) - [43] that while students are open to AI, concerns over misuse, such as plagiarism or bias, necessitate integrating ethics as a core part of AI education. Thus, conducting further research to examine how AI technologies implicate in-service teacher preparation is needed [12]. Keywords: education; integration; intelligence; learning; literacy; preparedness; service; skills; students; teachers; teaching; technology; tools; use; vol
• The influencing factors of university-enterprise collaboration - A case study of Tsinghua Unigroup, a spin-off enterprise of a well-known Chinese university by Song, Wanqiu; Mat, Norazila Binti (2025) - [2] T. Rebeka Catherine Tucker, R. C. et al., Understanding university enterprise collaboration for disaster resilience in South-East Asia, International Journal of Disaster Resilience in the Built Environment, vol. 16, no. 2, pp. On the one hand, government encouragement of university scientific research can accelerate the transformation and utilization of scientific research results [26]. Keywords: china; collaboration; development; enterprise; knowledge; research; spin; study; technology; transfer; tsinghua; tsinghua unigroup; unigroup; universities; university; vol
• Examining small farm holders’ adoption intention on artificial intelligence of things for sustainable agriculture in developing country: A structural equation modelling assessment by Hernandez, Alexander A.; Manajit, Suchita; Festijo, Jessa Frida T.; Tucpi, Jennifer D. (2025) - Third, small farm holders' intentions to use AIoT, is not as much explored, making it unclear to determine their reception of this innovative solution to smart farming adoption. [23] M. S. Miah, W. Ahmed, and C. C. Seng, Iot in agrotourism: A sem-neural analysis of smart farming adoption and impacts, Cham, 2024: Keywords: adoption; adoption intention; agriculture; aiot; farming; holders; intelligence; intention; study; technology; things; use; vol
• Challenges, benefits, and ethical concerns of technology integration in teaching and learning: Perspectives from private and international school teachers by Govindarajoo, Mallika Vasugi V.; Nair, Subadrah Madhawa; You, Tan Jun; Ping, Cha Shi; Min, Chan Jia; Wee, Kelvin Wee Kai; Ying, Hwong Chee (2025) - [44] further emphasized technology’s role in improving school administration, particularly in student data management and record-keeping. [44] further emphasized technology’s role in improving school administration, particularly in student data management and record-keeping. Keywords: challenges; concerns; data; education; google; integration; learning; management; school; students; teachers; teaching; technology; tools; use; vol
• The impact of entrepreneurial orientation, financial literacy, and financial technology on SME business performance: The mediating role of risk management practices by Oktora, Yekie Senja; Pratikto, Heri; Restuningdiah, Nurika; Winarno, Agung (2025) - With the ability to proactively manage financial risks, SMEs can improve their financial stability, supporting better business growth and performance. For example, risk management can help mitigate risks related to product innovation or market expansion and manage financial risks arising from strategic decisions. Keywords: business; influence; literacy; management; management practices; orientation; performance; practices; risk; risk management; smes; technology; vol
• Experimental quantification of solar panel power activation delay post-illumination with metrological analysis by Sedelnikov, Andry; Marshalkina, Alexandra; Evtushenko, Maksim (2025) - One of the significant disturbing factors affecting the relative motion of solar panels is temperature shock[34-36]. There are the main characteristics of experimental samples of solar panels. Keywords: delay; error; experiment; panel; sample; solar; spacecraft; technology; time; vol
• Breast cancer prediction using a pretrained CNN Model ResNet-50 by Babatunde, Akinbowale Nathaniel; Balogun, Bukola Fatimah; Olabode, Omosola Jacob; Awotunde, Joseph Bamidele; Imoize, Agbotiname Lucky (2025) - This study outlines the data preprocessing methods used to prepare breast cancer images for analysis with the pre-trained ResNet-50 model. The photos are ultimately processed by the already learned ResNet-50 model, which has been trained on extensive data and can identify critical features in breast cancer images. Keywords: accuracy; authors; breast; breast cancer; cancer; data; detection; images; learning; model; precision; science; score; technology; training; vol
• Efficiency, technological progress and productivity growth of Vietnamese commercial banks in the period 2008–2024: A Malmquist index approach by Dung, Pham Tien; Anh, Dưong Nguyen Hong; Phuong, Trinh Hoang; Vinh, Hoang Xuan (2025) - This definition implies that the scope of bank outputs may be quite broad and depends heavily on the financial development of the economy. This result emphasizes the key role of technological innovation in improving bank productivity. Keywords: banking; banks; commercial; efficiency; index; malmquist; output; productivity; t t; technology; vol
• Performance evaluation of artificial, physics-informed and graphical neural network models for load flow analysis in smart and resilient power grids: Case study of IEEE and Nigerian power systems by Abe, Bolanle Tolulope; Fajuke, Ibukun Damilola (2025) - Overall, this study contributes to the integration of ML into power system analysis by providing a comprehensive comparison of ANN, GNN, and PINN under realistic operational scenarios. However, as power systems evolve, these methods often face challenges related to convergence speed, sensitivity to initial conditions, and handling of non- linearities [11]. Keywords: analysis; ann; authors; bus; doi; figure; flow; gnn; learning; load; lvsi; models; network; performance; pinn; power; scenario; stability; system; technology; voltage
• Future trends of AI in precision oncology: Insights from a systematic review and evidence-based roadmap (2021–2024) by Herrera-Moya, Pedro Aquino; Peralta-Gamboa, Dennis Alfredo (2025) - AI models, including machine learning and deep learning, have demonstrated significant improvements in diagnostic accuracy, treatment planning, and personalized therapies. Cancer Type AI Model Performance Metrics Clinical Application Breast Cancer CatBoost + MLP Neural Network AUC: 0.98, Sens: 98.06% Tissue classification Colorectal Cancer Machine Learning (dMMR) AUC: 0.832 Pre-surgical detection Skin Cancer Convolutional Neural Network Improvement: 15.6% in accuracy Skin tumor classification Liver Cancer AI-based Proteomics AUC: 0.988 Treatment response (sorafenib) Brain Cancer U-Net Architecture Dice Score: 91.38% Brain tumor segmentation Stomach Cancer Deep CNN Sens: 92.08% Early diagnosis Below is a summary of the most relevant clinical applications of AI models in oncology, along with key findings that demonstrate their impact on improving cancer diagnosis and treatment (see Table 2). Keywords: cancer; data; intelligence; learning; models; oncology; technology; treatment; vol
• The mediating role of self-efficacy in the relationship between ICT competency and learning outcomes in Cambodian public universities by Nguon, Chanbopheak; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - This statistically significant result confirms that students with higher ICT competency tend to achieve better academic outcomes. Structural model results indicate that ICT competency positively influences both learning outcomes (β = 0.300, p < 0.001) and self-efficacy (β = 0.270, p < 0.001). Keywords: competency; education; efficacy; ict; ict competency; learning; model; outcomes; public; self; students; technology; vol
• Converging heutagogy, M-learning, and AI for sustainable language education: A fuzzy Delphi study by Kamrozzaman, Nurul Aisyah (2025) - The Transformative Potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Artificial Intelligence in education (AIEd) refers to the use of AI technologies to support, enhance, and personalize learning. First, build AI systems that connect people (Share). Keywords: consensus; education; experts; framework; heutagogy; language; learning; technology; vol
• Key factors influencing work readiness in generation Z: A comparative study between future gen-Z workers and employer perspectives by Chayomchai, Ampol (2025) - Published: 23 September 2025 * Correspondence: ampol.cha@pcru.ac.th Key factors influencing work readiness in generation Z: A comparative study between future gen-Z workers and employer perspectives Ampol Chayomchai1* 1Phetchabun Rajabhat University, Faculty of Management Science, Thailand; ampol.cha@pcru.ac.th (A.C.). The results found that key factors influencing work readiness of Generation Z include attitude, technology skill, learning skill, work motivation, integrity, emotional quotient, and social quotient. Keywords: attitude; factors; future; generation; graduates; knowledge; learning; motivation; quotient; research; skills; students; study; technology; vol; work; work motivation; work readiness
• Organizational resource perception and teachers’ digital competence in higher education: The mediating role of teacher agency by Huo, Kang; Chen, Peng-Fei (2025) - This study focuses on university teachers in Shanxi Province, China, with the objective of exploring the impact of organizational resource perception on teachers’ digital competence and examining the mediating role of teacher agency. H3: There are significant differences in teacher agency among university teachers in Shanxi, China, across gender and age groups. 2.4. Keywords: agency; competence; digital; education; learning; perception; resource; study; teacher agency; teachers; technology; vol
• Pathways and influencing factors of global competence in Chinese higher vocational education: A systematic literature review by Xing, FENG; Azman, Norzaini; Chen, YANG (2025) - Trend of global competence studies in Chinese HVE. First, global competence research began to increase in international education after 2010 and has exhibited distinct developmental stages. Keywords: authors; china; chinese; competence; cultivation; curriculum; development; education; hve; learning; pathways; research; students; studies; technology; vocational; vol
• Ethnocultural technology in musical and pedagogical training of students of pedagogical universities of China by Tingting, Zhang (2025) - However, the authors mainly consider the possibilities for Chinese students to study excerpts from national operas. Unlike other teaching methods and technologies for Chinese students, our ethnocultural technology, implemented at the Changchun Humanities and Sciences College, Changchun City, People’s Republic of China University, allows us to combine vocal teaching with musical and pedagogical skills. Keywords: chinese; music; opera; pedagogical; skills; stage; students; technology
• Influence of financial resources and human resources on business performance of commercial enterprises by Hung, Tran Huy; Dung, Do Thi Van; Phuong, Mai Quynh; Long, Vu Le; Hien, Do Cam (2025) - Influence of financial resources and human resources on business performance of commercial enterprises Tran Huy Hung1, Do Thi Van Dung2*, Mai Quynh Phuong3, Vu Le Long4, Do Cam Hien5 1University of Labour and Social Affairs, Vietnam; hungth.ktc@gmail.com (T.H.H.). Research results show that financial resources and human resources have a positive influence on the business performance of commercial enterprises in Hanoi City. Keywords: analysis; business; enterprises; firms; hanoi; human; management; model; performance; research; resources; table; technology; variables; vol
• Empowering the lifelong learner: A systematic review of heutagogical approaches in language learning by Kamrozzaman, Nurul Aisyah; Jie, Amy Liew Xiu (2025) - A comprehensive search and screening process was conducted, resulting in the final analysis of 33 relevant studies that investigated heutagogical principles in language learning. Within this global context, language learning holds a unique position: it is a critical competency for cross-cultural communication, a valuable asset in the global knowledge economy, and a profound source of cognitive and personal enrichment. Keywords: autonomy; education; heutagogy; journal; language; language learning; learners; learning; research; review; self; studies; technology; vol
• Strategic integration of enriched metadata for the improvement of information systems management in a scientific journal by Michelle, Rojas Laguna Kelly; Torres, Arturo González; Romero, Vianey Ríos; Echeagaray, Melissa Edith Salazar (2025) - In this sense, the relevance of the relationship between metadata and ethics in scientific journals is also obvious. In addition, the predominance of normalizable metadata in scientific journals has allowed the advent of metrics that measure the impact of publications. Keywords: access; authors; editorial; information; ipsumtec; journal; metadata; mexico; publications; quality; research; technology; visibility; vol
• Narratives as macroeconomic signals: Shaping expectations, confidence, and collective action by Christodoulou-Volos, Christos (2025) - Understanding Economic Narratives Economic narratives differ from raw signals in the aspect that they are sense-making narratives— structured accounts of things, trends, or opportunities that attempt to impose order and meaning in an uncertain world Signaling theory is a useful contribution to credibility and transmission, and narrative economics is used to characterize epidemiological dissemination and resilience of economic narratives. Keywords: analysis; author; behavior; channels; crisis; data; doi; economic; edelweiss; expectations; framing; gate; issn; learning; licensee; macroeconomic; market; media; narrative; policy; public; research; science; stories; technology; vol
• Difficulties in collaborations between academia and industry: An analysis of the Austrian context by Meha, Arbresha; Loku, Afrim (2025) - [38] M. Steinmo, Collaboration for innovation: A case study on how social capital mitigates collaborative challenges in university–industry research alliances, Industry and Innovation, vol. 22, no. 7, pp. Researchers highlighted the autonomy and strategic orientation of their institution as very important when deciding the goals and objectives of collaboration research project. Keywords: collaboration; companies; difficulties; funding; heis; industry; innovation; partnerships; research; researchers; technology; universities; university; vol
• Practicing empathy through a virtual exchange course: A study depicting polish and Lebanese students by Ahmad, Manal; Nabhan, Rabih; Khoueiry, Joe; Haddad, Jihad (2025) - Published: 30 September 2025 * Correspondence: manal.h.ahmad@net.usek.edu.lb Practicing empathy through a virtual exchange course: A study depicting polish and Lebanese students Manal Ahmad1*, Rabih Nabhan2, Joe Khoueiry3, Jihad Haddad4 1,2,3Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK), Lebanon; manal.h.ahmad@net.usek.edu.lb (M.A.) rabihnabhan@usek.edu.lb (R.N.) joe.h.khoueiry@net.usek.edu.lb (J.K.). Lebanese students stressed the personal and academic benefits: • Keywords: course; empathy; exchange; learning; reflections; students; study; technology; vol
• Applied learning innovation: Evaluating the effects of self-efficacy and Project-based blended learning on computational thinking skills by Anggrasari, Liya Atika; Degeng, I Nyoman Sudana; Kuswandi, Dedi; Praherdhiono, Henri; Hadi, Fida Rahmantika (2025) - [10] T. Harmini, Computational thinking ability students based on gender in calculus learning, Computational Thinking Agender in Calculus Learning, vol. 9, no. 4, pp. The results indicate a significant main effect of project-based blended learning (p = 0.02) and self-efficacy (p = 0.00) on computational thinking skills, while no significant interaction was found between the two variables (p = 0.431). Keywords: education; efficacy; journal; learning; project; research; self; skills; students; study; technology; thinking; vol
• Investigating the role of student engagement in the relationship between ICT accessibility and educational quality in Cambodian universities by Phon, Samean; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - Published: 3 October 2025 * Correspondence: phon@lincoln.edu.my Investigating the role of student engagement in the relationship between ICT accessibility and educational quality in Cambodian universities Samean Phon1*, Dhakir Abbas Ali2 1,2School of Business and Management, Lincoln University College, Selangor, Malaysia; phon@lincoln.edu.my (S.P.) drdhakir@lincoln.edu.my (D.A.A.). Abstract: This study investigates the mediating role of student engagement in the relationship between Information and Communication Technology (ICT) accessibility and educational quality in Cambodian universities. Keywords: accessibility; education; engagement; ict; ict accessibility; learning; model; quality; quality education; student; student engagement; technology; universities; vol
• Geometry learning innovation based on ethnomathematics-collaborative augmented reality to improve elementary school students' metacognitive abilities: A conceptual framework by Jampel, I Nyoman; Utami, Ketut Herya Darma; Suarjana, I Made; Sukmana, Adrianus I Wayan Ilia Yuda; Suniasih, Ni Wayan; Antara, I Gede Wahyu Suwela (2025) - This innovation has the potential to create a stimulating and meaningful learning environment for elementary school students, where they can strengthen their understanding of geometry while developing metacognitive abilities effectively. [17] D. Parmiti, N. Rediani, I. Antara, and M. Jayadiningrat, The effectiveness of local culture-integrated science learning through project-based assessment on scientific attitudes and science process skills of elementary school students, Jurnal Pendidikan IPA Indonesia, vol. Keywords: abilities; car; education; ethnomathematics; geometry; integration; learning; reality; students; study; teachers; technology; thinking; vol
• FinTech and financial inclusion in Pakistan: Investigating the mediating role of digital financial literacy and the moderating effect of perceived regulatory support by Idrees, Muhammad Abdullah; Abdel-Razzaq, Assim Ibrahim Mohammad; Ghaffar, Abdul (2025) - Digital Financial Literacy and Financial Inclusion People who have digital financial literacy can handle, evaluate, and apply digital financial services safely [35, 36]. It means how much people believe that digital financial services are secure, reliable, and ethically practiced [13]. Keywords: fintech; inclusion; literacy; pakistan; people; research; services; study; technology; use; vol
• Application of radio frequency identification technology in sports equipment management in universities by Zhifang, XIAO; Wentao, GUO (2025) - In conclusion, RFID technology presents a truly transformative solution for the entrenched challenges of sports equipment management in universities. Abstract: This study aims to address prevalent challenges in university sports equipment management, such as inventory inaccuracy, high loss rates, operational inefficiency, and inadequate maintenance, by designing and implementing an automated management system based on UHF RFID technology. Keywords: asset; data; equipment; ieee; inventory; iot; items; layer; maintenance; management; reader; rfid; sports; system; tags; technology; user; vol
• Thermofusionnet for breast abnormality detection through visual and infrared thermal imaging using deep learning by Ghatge, Dipali; Rajeswari, K. (2025) - [31] S. Pechkova, L. Venger, D. Andonovski, and B. Andonovic, Breast cancer detection from thermal images using machine learning, ENTRENOVA-ENTerprise REsearch InNOVAtion, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. ABKF addresses noise and artifacts in breast thermography images caused by device limitations, patient variations, and environmental factors. Keywords: accuracy; authors; breast; cancer; data; detection; figure; gradient; images; imaging; learning; level; model; science; set; technology; thermofusionnet; value; vol
• Effectiveness of inquiry-based learning versus traditional lecture methods in teaching biology concepts: A comparative study by Apor, Mary Ann A. (2025) - [32] conducted a meta-analysis of 37 studies and found that inquiry-based science instruction showed positive effects on student learning, with effect sizes ranging from 0.30 to 0.95. [51] M. J. Hora and J. Ferrare, A review of research on the impact of instructional approaches on student learning in college STEM courses, Journal of Engineering Education, vol. Keywords: approaches; biology; education; engagement; group; ibl; inquiry; learning; methods; research; science; students; technology; vol
• Urban vulnerability and adaptation strategies in secondary cities in Chad: Analysis of the case of the city of Pala by Patouki, Sing-non Bourdannet; Ndonaye, Allarané; Kinyui, Nyiniwou Ismaila; Romaric, Djedanoum; Follygan, Hetcheli (2025) - Abstract: This study assesses urban vulnerability from various angles in the city of Pala, Chad. Keywords: Adaptation strategy, Pala, Secondary city, Urban vulnerability. Keywords: adaptation; areas; authors; cities; city; climate; data; factors; governance; infrastructure; pala; planning; population; strategies; technology; urban; vol; vulnerability
• Integral and humanistic education: Developing the creative capacities of the human being by Mejia, Elias Mejia; Flores, Francis Díaz; Retamozo-Zegarra, María; Damian-Nuñez, Edgar; Campana-Concha, Abelardo (2025) - Language is the ability inherent to human beings that allows them to express their thoughts. Any place inhabited by human beings has been transformed by their actions. Keywords: beings; capacities; development; education; human; knowledge; language; new; process; science; technology; time; university
• The role of music and multimedia in general education and teaching by Kurshumlia, Mimoza; Kokaj, Agon; Kurshumlia, Rajmonda (2025) - Since multimedia-based lessons are primarily delivered in computer labs using projectors, video recordings, and other digital elements under normal circumstances, in the following section, I will present an example of how multimedia learning was adapted during the pandemic through online teaching. [2] R. E. Mayer, The Cambridge handbook of multimedia learning. Keywords: education; learning; multimedia; music; students; teaching; technology; use; vol
• Strengthening the effectiveness of accounting information systems: A systematic review of AI integration and internal control practices by Hastuti, Diana Asmi; Widuri, Rindang (2025) - The review demonstrates that AI adoption consistently enhances efficiency, automation, and analytical capabilities in AIS, while internal controls remain crucial for ensuring reliability, accountability, and mitigation of information risks. The analysis highlights the mediating role of accounting information quality in linking AI, internal controls, and AIS effectiveness; nonetheless, it also raises unresolved challenges. Keywords: accounting; ais; articles; control; effectiveness; information; integration; intelligence; internal; research; systems; technology; vol
• Cybersecurity attitudes in higher education institutions: A behavioural analysis of faculty and staff in the United Arab Emirates by Badreddine, Said; Alwada'n, Tariq; Razzaque, Mohammad Abdur; Kafri, Ala Al; Omari, Asem; Alazzam, Azmi; Ammari, Hamsa Al (2025) - This study investigates the perceptions, awareness, and attitudes of faculty and staff in UAE HEIs toward cybersecurity policies and practices, with a focus on how institutional communication, policy frameworks, and cultural dynamics shape behaviors. This combination facilitated deeper insights into how employees interpret and enact cybersecurity policies in their institutional environments. Keywords: attitudes; awareness; behaviour; compliance; culture; cybersecurity; employees; heis; learning; peer; policies; policy; staff; technology; training; vol
• Resolving the technology–performance paradox: A capability–technology–performance model of SME digital transformation by Fang, Zhang; Hattakitpanitchakul, Wanlapa; Khunthong, Ubonwan (2025) - Technology application involves technological investment, user acceptance, data management and analytics, digital capability, and process optimization. Other dimensions, such as learning initiative (α = 0.847), knowledge acquisition capacity (α = 0.851), digital capability (α = 0.842), and customer satisfaction (α = 0.844), also exhibited excellent internal consistency, each exceeding the 0.80 benchmark. Keywords: application; capabilities; capability; channel; digital; enterprise; firm; integration; integration capability; knowledge; learning; model; performance; resource; smes; study; technology; technology application; transformation; value; vol
• The sustainability of collapse for tunnel advance excavation in the rock around the mine Tenggarong Subdistrict, Kutai Kartanegara District, east Kalimantan by Sujiman, Sujiman; Hariyadi, Sundek; Sundoyo, Sundoyo; Sujiman, Muhammad Granit (2025) - Social Dimensions The social dimensions that influence the level of sustainability are: 1) the relationship between underground mining companies and residents around the mine site, 2) the role of community leaders regarding underground mine collapse, 3) community knowledge of underground mining, 4) the influence of underground mine collapse on social aspects, 5) the availability of NGOs at the underground mine site, 6) community perception of the presence of underground mine collapse, 7) NGO supervision if there is an underground mine collapse, 8) the role of stakeholders in underground mine collapse, 9) the role of company leaders in underground mine collapse, as shown in Figures 14 and 15. In China, underground coal mining has caused significant land subsidence. Keywords: area; authors; coal; collapse; figure; fracture; learning; mass; mining; research; rock; roof; strength; study; sustainability; technology; underground; vol
• How does artificial intelligence affect the business context? A bibliometric analysis by Campoverde, Jorge Campoverde ; Coronel-Pangol, Katherine ; Tigre, Doménica Heras (2024) - Core and crosscutting topics Business intelligence The topic is about business intelligence. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4, 358-389 2024 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1048 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 11 January 2024; Revised: 12 April 2024; Accepted: 7 May 2024; Published: 18 July 2024 * Correspondence: katherine.coronelp95@ucuenca.edu.ec How does artificial intelligence affect the business context? Keywords: analysis; articles; authors; business; cluster; commerce; data; decision; development; gate; information; intelligence; journal; learning; licensee; management; marketing; number; period; research; science; sustainability; table; technology; topic; vol
• Hybrid digital twin and quantum AI with fuzzy multiobjective modeling in supply chain management by Nozari, Hamed; Yordanova, Zornitsa (2025) - Also, despite the proven capability of quantum algorithms in solving complex problems, their practical implementation in real supply chain models remains rare due to the inadequacy of current implementation platforms [15]. [8] H. Nozari, S. Nassar, and A. Szmelter-Jarosz, Fuzzy multi-objective optimization model for resilient supply chain financing based on blockchain and IoT, Digital, vol. 5, no. 3, p. 32, 2025. Keywords: chain; conditions; cost; data; decision; digital; making; model; objective; quantum; supply; technology; time; twin; vol
• Research on the application of wireless sensor technology in university yoga training by Zhifang, XIAO; Wentao, GUO (2025) - This data-driven approach to class management mirrors the use of sensor systems for monitoring sedentary behavior, where data aggregation provides insights for intervention [29]. A controlled 8-week experiment with 40 novice students compared an experimental group (Training with sensor feedback) against a control group (traditional training). Keywords: analysis; authors; data; feedback; group; joint; learning; node; science; sensor; system; technology; test; time; vol; yoga
• Exploring the managerial challenges in infrastructure projects: A statistical analysis by Lamichhane, Basu Dev; Giri, Om Prakash; Khadka, Suman; Htet, Arkar (2025) - In the aftermath of natural disasters or in areas requiring extensive reconstruction, road construction projects are often implemented under specialized entities like the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA). Cost overruns in road construction projects are primarily caused by delays in payment, design changes during construction, quantity changes due to site conditions, delayed design approvals, utility relocation delays, and poor inter-agency communication Keywords: challenges; construction; construction projects; cost; delays; development; factors; infrastructure; journal; management; overrun; project management; projects; road; road construction; technology; time; vol
• Technostress and emotional exhaustion in higher education: A qualitative-quantitative correlational study among undergraduate and graduate students by Prado-Espinoza, Azucena Natividad; Parillo, Jesus Roger Chavez; Castelo-Collado, Rosario Abigail; Zuñiga-Marino, Miguel Angel; Achata-Gonzales, Gloria Angélica; Ala-Gordillo, Bruceli Benito (2025) - Correspondence: apradoe@unsa.edu.pe Technostress and emotional exhaustion in higher education: A qualitative- quantitative correlational study among undergraduate and graduate students Azucena Natividad Prado-Espinoza1*, Jesus Roger Chavez Parillo2, Rosario Abigail Castelo- Collado3, Miguel Angel Zuñiga-Marino4, Gloria Angélica Achata-Gonzales5, Bruceli Benito Ala- Gordillo6 1,2,3,5Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa. The primary objective was to determine the direct relationship between technostress and emotional exhaustion among undergraduate and graduate students, using a qualitative-quantitative correlational design. Keywords: exhaustion; fatigue; graduate; ict; learning; levels; performance; students; technology; technostress; use; vol
• Evaluating the effect of using augmented reality (Metaverse) on improving the teaching and academic performance by AL-Tkhayneh, Khawlah Mitib ; Ellala, Ziyad Kamel ; Abuawad, Balkees ; Alkhatib, Razan ; Almasri, Eman Saleh (2024) - The study sample consisted of (97) students from Al-Ain University enrolled in the programs of (special education, nutrition, and applied sociology), to whom the experiment was applied using augmented virtual reality in teaching during their academic course. The results revealed that (83%) of the respondents reported that the augmented virtual reality contributed to understanding the concepts of the lesson well, (79%) felt enjoyment in using this technique, (75%) suggested that the technique enhanced their involvement in the content well, (68%) suggested that augmented virtual reality could be a useful educational instrument in the future, and (77%) confirmed that the lesson's objectives were achieved by using metaverse technique in teaching. Keywords: authors; education; learning; metaverse; reality; science; students; study; technology; vol
• The impact of technology absorption capacity on competitive advantage in Vietnamese small and medium enterprises by Thuy, Nguyen Van (2024) - This study experimentally measures and evaluates the impact of technology absorption capacity on business model innovation, strategic flexibility, and competitive advantage of small and medium-sized enterprises in Vietnam through survey results of close to 300 small and medium enterprises. According to Foss and Saebi [10] business model innovation is a process of designing, refreshing, and changing the links between key components in a business model. 2.4. Keywords: absorption; advantage; business; capacity; enterprises; innovation; model; research; results; smes; technology; vol
• Image integrity and tampering detection: A hybrid approach to copy-paste forgery detection using ORB-SSD and CNN by Badar, Priti; G, Geetha; T. R., Mahesh (2025) - https://doi.org/10.3390/app13137528 [22] K. Asghar, M. Saddique, M. Hussain, G. Bebis, and Z. Habib, Image forgery detection using noise and edge weighted local texture features, Advances in Electrical and Computer Engineering, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 57-68, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042- 021-11503-w [9] A. Kuznetsov, Digital image forgery detection using deep learning approach, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 1368, no. 3, p. 032028, 2019. Keywords: algorithm; approach; authors; copy; detection; feature; figure; forgery; image; learning; method; orb; picture; point; science; tampering; technology; vol
• Enhancing E-commerce purchase intentions through AI-personalized short videos: An SOR and flow theory perspective by Tong, Gia Tuong; Ho, Phuc Vi Uyen; Vuong, Ngoc Lan Huong; Nguyen, Lu Dinh Khoa; To, Tran Nhu Nguyet (2025) - The research objectives are as follows: (i) to explore and describe the role of AI-personalized short video recommendation systems in enhancing consumers’ experiences and perceptions; (ii) to examine the multidimensional relationships between consumer experiences (relevant, emotional, and inspirational), immersive experience, information-related factors (privacy concern, information quality), and e-commerce purchase intentions; and (iii) to propose strategic recommendations for e-commerce businesses in Vietnam to improve the effectiveness of AI-personalized applications in short video content. [59] is one of the most unmistakable pieces of evidence, which shows the ability of short video content to inspire not only initial attention but also to trigger a psychological state of immersion. Keywords: behavior; commerce; consumer; content; customer; experience; immersive; information; intention; journal; model; online; privacy; purchase; recommendation; research; study; technology; users; video; vol
• The role of artificial intelligence in transforming human resource practices: Quantitative evidence from the Saudi telecom companies by Albaqami, Adi Sudan (2025) - Thus, the goal of this study is to examine scholarly contributions about the application of AI technologies in HR management, as well as to determine the possible results and how those results affect one another. In the findings (Section 5) and the discussion (Section 5), we will try to clarify the anticipated results of integrating AI technology in HR and provide insight 748 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 10: 746-759, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i10.10530 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate into the connections between the results. Keywords: companies; development; employee; intelligence; management; performance; practices; saudi; table; technology; telecom; training; vol
• Community extension program to the persons deprived of liberty in the Philippines by Kilat, Ronnel Victor; Valle, Lislee; Costan, Emily; General, Edralin; Costan, Felix; Batican, Ivy; Olivar, Gladies Mae; Batulan, Denilin; Alcantara, Gerly (2025) - This paper focuses on examining the present condition and circumstances surrounding the implementation of community extension programs for Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) and proposes a model for enhancing the effectiveness of these programs. She also suggested that community extension programs like SAKPI sa BJMP must be continued, especially for the PDLs, as she sees it as a massive opportunity for herself and her future self outside. Keywords: bjmp; community; community extension; education; experiences; extension; health; jail; journal; learning; participants; pdls; programs; rehabilitation; research; sakpi; skills; study; technology; training; university; vol
• Taxpayers’ awareness and perception of machine learning in enhancing tax compliance in Indonesia by Shane, Angeline; Wijaya, Helena Jelivia Tan; Soepriyanto, Gatot (2025) - Abstract: This study explores taxpayers’ awareness and perception of Machine Learning (ML) in the context of enhancing tax compliance in Indonesia. This study adopts the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) as the theoretical foundation to evaluate taxpayers’ awareness and perception of Machine Learning (ML) in enhancing tax compliance in Indonesia. Keywords: acceptance; compliance; ease; experience; familiarity; learning; machine; machine learning; model; system; tax; taxpayers; technology; use; usefulness; vol
• Diagnosis of arithmetic-algebraic lag in rural high school students: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on fundamental mathematical competencies at CETIS 167, Milpa Alta by López, Pavel David Ulises Avendaño; Torres, Arturo González; Bojorges, Gerardo Quiroz; Echeagaray, Melissa Edith Salazar (2025) - Abstract: The purpose of this study was to identify the academic and socioeconomic conditions that influence the learning of algebra and arithmetic in students at CETIS No. 167, in the municipality of Milpa Alta, considering the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Introduction In general, mathematics education is one of the pillars of the education system from secondary level onwards, as students are taught skills that are essential for future university and professional life. Keywords: alta; authors; education; hierarchy; learning; male; milpa; pandemic; students; table; technology; total; vol
• Development of a real time facial emotion recognition system based on deep learning and CCTV integration for smart surveillance applications by Montri, Wijitra; Chaikhamwang, Sumran; Fongmanee, Srinuan; Janthajirakowit, Chalida (2025) - Keywords: Deep learning, CCTV integration, Facial emotion recognition, Intelligent surveillance, Real-time processing. The evaluation results of the developed model for facial emotion recognition revealed that the model achieved an accuracy of 0.8024, equivalent to 80.24%, and a loss value of 0.5542. Keywords: authors; cctv; emotion; fer; figure; learning; model; recognition; science; system; technology; time; vol
• Blockchain on the rise: A global overview of adoption, trends, and market applications by Torres, Danilo; Leal, Esmeide; Leal, Nallig; Ramos, Fabián; Baquero, Andrea; Sáenz, Carlos Díaz (2025) - Abstract: This study analyzes the role of blockchain technology in the digital transformation of businesses, focusing on its adoption, sectoral applications, challenges, investment trends, and integration with emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI). Introduction This study focuses on carrying out technological surveillance on blockchain technology to identify trends, emerging applications, key players, and innovation opportunities that can guide the development of technological solutions in specific contexts. Keywords: adoption; applications; authors; blockchain; blockchain technology; business; challenges; data; doi; efficiency; financial; gate; global; implementation; innovation; issn; learning; licensee; management; markets; science; sector; study; technology; transparency; vol
• The effect of self-regulated learning in higher education with online project-based collaborative learning models by Permadi, Pradana Din; Masitoh, Siti; Arianto, Fajar (2025) - Online collaborative learning fosters community building and student interaction, which enhances student learning, their capacity to adjust to various educational philosophies, and their motivation and contentment https://doi.org/10.1177/2158244020938702 [44] L. Zhang and Y. Ma, A study of the impact of project-based learning on student learning effects: A meta-analysis study, Frontiers in Psychology, vol. 14, p. 1202728, 2023. Keywords: collaborative; education; journal; learning; online; project; research; self; students; technology; test; vol
• Examining the role of innovation in enhancing the performance of agritourism enterprises and agricultural farms in Albania by Tomorri, Ilir; Kurtaj, Denisa; Baraku, Brunilda; Çulani, Adela; Domi, Fabjola (2025) - Digitalization is an increasingly important dimension of agricultural innovation, encompassing technologies ranging from basic communication tools to advanced systems such as big data analytics, blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. However, agricultural innovation is increasingly viewed as a complex, multi-actor process, making it challenging to identify the most effective investments and policy interventions [14]. Keywords: adoption; agriculture; agritourism; albania; data; development; digital; enterprises; farmers; farms; innovation; knowledge; performance; research; role; sector; systems; technologies; technology; vol
• Institutional constraints and digital exports: Evidence from multi-country firm-level data by Phuong, Do Manh (2025) - Published: 16 October 2025 * Correspondence: phuongdm@hvnh.edu.vn Institutional constraints and digital exports: Evidence from multi-country firm-level data Do Manh Phuong1* 1Inspection - Legal Department, Banking Academy of Vietnam; phuongdm@hvnh.edu.vn (D.M.P.). Using a novel multi-country firm- level dataset from the World Bank Enterprise Surveys, the study measures digital exports as goods sold electronically and delivered via mail or courier services. Keywords: author; business; constraints; control; effects; exports; firms; foreign; gate; international; learning; level; quality; study; technology; trade; variable; vol
• Designing an artificial intelligence photography course to foster aesthetic sustainability competence in Chinese university students by Liu, Yunfei; Chen, Peng-Fei; Lei, Shasha (2025) - [4] S. Y. Peng and X. Wan, Teaching reform and practical exploration of college photography courses, Weekly Academic Journal, vol. 16, pp. Centered on networked connections, it emphasizes the generation, distribution, and renewal of knowledge across diverse nodes, thereby supporting course design and instructional practices that align with this emerging paradigm. Keywords: course; design; development; education; learning; photography; students; sustainability; technology; vol
• Impact of mobile fitness apps on exercise adherence among Filipino youth by Batiquin, Mariane (2025) - The research design allowed for the examination of changes in physical activity levels, exercise adherence, motivational factors, and psychological outcomes following exposure to mobile fitness app interventions. 3.2. Cultural Context and Local Relevance The effectiveness of mobile fitness app interventions among Filipino youth must be understood within a specific sociocultural context. Keywords: activity; adherence; app; applications; apps; author; doi; exercise; features; filipino; fitness; health; intervention; issn; learning; mobile; motivation; outcomes; participants; research; science; technology; use; vol; week
• Prediction of students’ feedback on faculty performance using stacking ensemble method: Machine learning algorithm by Alade, Mayowa Samuel; Adejumo, Samuel Olujimi; Ninan, Olufemi Deborah; Adeniyi, Abidemi Emmanuel; Ogbuju, Emeka; Aroba, Oluwasegun Julius; Ramchander, Manduth; Adeliyi, Timothy T. (2025) - [67] I. A. Kandhro, M. A. Chhajro, K. Kumar, H. N. Lashari, and U. Khan, Student feedback sentiment analysis model using various machine learning schemes: A review, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, vol. 12, no. 14, pp. 1-9, 2019. The study was successful in comparing various SA models to identify the best model for examining student feedback data in the classroom. Keywords: accuracy; algorithms; analysis; authors; bayes; classification; classifiers; data; dataset; education; ensemble; feedback; learning; machine; machine learning; methods; mining; mlp; model; performance; results; science; sentiment; sentiment analysis; stacking; student; student feedback; study; svm; technology; vol
• Leadership and technology innovation: Practices in Cotabato city division by Lipura, Ma. Rosalie F. (2025) - To evaluate the level of ICT leadership practices as well as determinants of ICT innovations among public elementary school teachers at the Division of Cotabato, the following statistical formulas will be used: The t-test was used to analyze the data in computing the significant difference of the respondents’ profiles and levels of ICT leadership practices and innovations. Keywords: heads; ict; innovations; leadership; leadership practices; learning; level; practices; school; study; teachers; technology
• Towards the development of intelligent control and monitoring schemes for smart metering systems by Ajeigbe, Olusayo Adekunle; Jordaan, Jacobus Andries (2025) - Figure 3 illustrates the conventional block diagram upon which the majority of smart energy metering systems (SEMS) are based. [37] I. Rahman, Smart net energy metering system, Journal of Electrical and Electronic Systems, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. Keywords: authors; communication; consumption; control; data; demand; detection; distribution; efficiency; electricity; energy; energy consumption; energy management; energy systems; grid; ieee; integration; learning; load; management; metering; metering systems; meters; monitoring; power; systems; technologies; technology; time; vol
• Enhancing creative problem-solving in Thai undergraduate education: The creative flipped classroom model by Kongpiboon, Watcharin; Sovajassatakul, Thanongsak; Petsangsri, Sirirat (2025) - The empirical results support the model's impact on student learning outcomes. Literature Review The development of the conceptual framework establishes the theoretical foundation for the study by examining the core concepts of flipped classrooms and CPSS, and their integration into the proposed instructional FCM. 2.1. Keywords: authors; classroom; cpss; development; education; learning; model; problem; skills; solving; students; study; technology; vol
• AI chatbot quality in customer service: Extending measurement models with conversational capability by Warjiyono, Warjiyono; Hadiyanto, Hadiyanto; Nugraheni, Dinar Mutiara Kusumo (2025) - Therefore, future research can expand the conceptualization and measurement of AI chatbot service quality by adapting to a wider range of contexts and chatbot types. To develop a measurement model for AI chatbot customer service quality, a quantitative method is used through outer model testing, namely convergent validity testing, discriminant validity testing, reliability testing, and inner model testing, namely path coefficient testing and specific indirect effect testing. Keywords: chatbots; customer; customer service; human; information; information quality; intention; model; quality; research; satisfaction; service; service quality; system; technology; trust; user; user satisfaction; vol
• Influence of financial resources and marketing strategy on the competitiveness of food and beverage enterprises by Ngoc, Doan Thi Nguyet; Dung, Vu Quoc; Ly, Pham Huong; Lan, Vu Thi; Hieu, Pham Van (2025) - The research results indicate that financial resources and marketing strategies positively influence the competitiveness of F&B enterprises in Vietnam to varying degrees. This study utilizes the contents of financial resources and marketing strategies of firms, along with the firms' competitiveness based on prior research in the field. Keywords: authors; business; competitiveness; enterprises; f&b; marketing; model; production; research; resources; strategy; table; technology; variables; vietnam; vol
• Improving mobile payment adoption among Gen Z in Indonesia: An extended of technology acceptance model and Delone and McLean information system success model by Rosnidah, Ida; Johari, Razana Juhaida; Sulistyowati, Wiwit Apit (2025) - When mobile payment users feel that mobile payments are convenient to use and create efficiency, the intention of students to use mobile payments will increase. Mobile payment users do not need to bother carrying a physical wallet or remembering various PINs and passwords for different payment cards. Keywords: ease; effect; intention; payment; quality; service; study; system; technology; use; usefulness; users; vol
• A Transfer learning-based model for fake news detection by ABIKOYE, Oluwakemi Christaina; ABDULSALAM, Taofeek Akintunde; AMINU, Enesi Femi; AWOTUNDE, Joseph Bamidele; ADENIYI, Abidemi Emmanuel (2025) - [6] and Jaybhaye [13] utilize various machine learning algorithms for building fake news detection models, including Support Vector Machine (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbour (KNN), Logistic Regression (LR), Decision Tree (DT), and Naïve Bayes (NB) algorithms. The research work intends to solidify the hypothetical claim and suggestion made by previous researchers on the possibilities of improving the performance of fake news detection models, along with their accuracy, using transfer learning techniques. Keywords: accuracy; authors; data; dataset; detection; fake; figure; learning; lstm; machine; machine learning; model; news; news detection; performance; study; technology; training; transfer; vol
• Technological advancement and accounting information relevance among small and medium enterprises in Nigeria by ADEGBAYIBI, Adesanmi Timothy (2025) - Conclusions and Recommendations The study assessed the effect of technological advancement and accounting information relevance among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, examining the effect of cloud computing, blockchain technology, and artificial intelligence on the relevance of accounting information among SMEs in Nigeria. Accountants have traditionally been quick to adopt new technologies, yet the entire capacity of accounting technologies is only possible through a fundamental shift in accounting practices. Keywords: accounting; accounting information; blockchain; blockchain technology; cloud; computing; data; impact; information; information relevance; intelligence; journal; learning; relevance; study; technologies; technology; value; vol
• Biogenic synthesis of Fe2O3/ZnO bimetallic nanoparticles using fusarium oxysporum extract: Characterisation, optimisation, antimicrobial activity and methyl blue removal by Sayed-Ahmed, Mohamed Z.; Elsayed, Ashraf; Taha, Mai M.; Thaibah, Hilal A.; Alfarhan, Moaddey; Soliman, Aly A. A.; El-Bahkiry, Hesham S.; Radwan, Reda M.; Ali, Elham M. (2025) - To determine the most suitable isotherm model for representing MB dye adsorption onto the NPs, the Langmuir and the Freundlich models were employed in data analysis. The influences of different processing factors affecting dye adsorption on NPs, such as initial concentrations of the dye (25, 50, 100, and 250 ppm) and contact time intervals (5–240 min), were optimized. Keywords: adsorption; authors; bnps; concentration; dye; effect; factors; fe2o3; figure; level; model; nanoparticles; removal; response; science; surface; technology; time; vol; zno; zno bnps
• Factors influencing the decision to choose online purchasing on multinational e-commerce platforms: A case study of Vietnamese consumers by Hung, Le Van; Uong, Lan Ngoc Thi (2025) - Received: 22 August 2025; Revised: 2 October 2025; Accepted: 6 October 2025; Published: 30 October 2025 * Correspondence: lanutn@thanhdong.edu.vn Factors influencing the decision to choose online purchasing on multinational e-commerce platforms: A case study of Vietnamese consumers Le Van Hung1, Lan Ngoc Thi Uong2* 1,2Thanh Dong University, Hai Phong City, Vietnam; ahunglv@thanhdong.edu.vn (L.V.H.) blanutn@thanhdong.edu.vn (L.N.T.U.). Abstract: In the context of globalization and the rapid development of digital platforms, this study aims to understand the factors influencing Vietnamese consumers’ decisions to choose online purchasing on multinational e-commerce platforms. Keywords: analysis; commerce; commerce platforms; consumers; decision; factors; model; platforms; purchasing; research; study; technology; value; vietnam; vol
• The impact mechanism of network diversity on innovation performance in the manufacturing industry: The roles of entrepreneurial strategy, relational embedding, and government support by Yu, Daining (2025) - The impact mechanism of network diversity on innovation performance in the manufacturing industry: The roles of entrepreneurial strategy, relational embedding, and government support Daining Yu1* 1International College, Dhurakij Pundit University, Bangkok, Thailand; 212048351@qq.com (D.Y.) Abstract: This study investigates the impact of network diversity on innovation performance, examining the mediating role of entrepreneurial strategy in the relationship between network heterogeneity and innovation performance. Keywords: diversity; enterprises; firms; government; innovation; innovation performance; model; network; network diversity; research; resources; strategy; support; technology; vol
• Factors influencing online insurance purchasing decision-making among car owners in Mafikeng by Ndeudjeu, Joseline Nadia; Potgieter, M (2025) - [51] Accenture, Insurance consumer study 2021, 2021. This study evaluates perceived service quality as a factor influencing online car insurance decisions in Mahikeng’s evolving digital landscape. Keywords: behavior; car; consumer; digital; insurance; media; online; purchase; purchasing; quality; research; service; south; study; tam; technology; tpb; trust; vol
• Designing an immersive visit for public space assessment by Issa, Elie ; Belaroussi, Rachid (2024) - Virtual model. Virtual model. Keywords: area; authors; bim; data; district; doi; figure; issn; learning; model; realism; technology; urban; vol
• Exploring the impact of CAATs adoption on audit quality: A TOE framework approach by Emily, Lindsay Carnelian; Sujanto, Kimberly Adeline; Angelus, Michael (2025) - To address the advancing demands, audit firms have decided to turn to utilizing Computer-Assisted Audit Techniques (CAATs), which are tools that help auditors navigate through their audit procedures more effectively, efficiently, and accurately [7]. Lots of audit firms, particularly small and medium-sized ones, do not have the right skills and technical support to deal with the situation; they will be underperforming if technology is otherwise effective [21]. Keywords: accounting; adoption; audit; auditors; authors; caats; context; data; firms; quality; research; science; study; technology; vol
• Towards net-zero wastewater treatment: Integrating wind, solar, and hydrogen storage in arid regions by Kalantari, Mobina; Yousefi, Hossein; Hajinezhad, Ahmad; Abdoos, Mahmood (2025) - [9] N. Kiryanova, P. Matrenin, S. Mitrofanov, S. Kokin, and M. K. Safaraliev, Hydrogen energy storage systems to improve wind power plant efficiency considering electricity tariff dynamics, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, vol. 47, no. 18, pp. The coupling of hydrogen energy with wind power generation can effectively address the issue of surplus energy [8]. Keywords: authors; electricity; energy; figure; grid; hydrogen; learning; load; plants; power; production; science; storage; system; technology; treatment; vol; wastewater; wind; wind energy; year
• Bio-evaluation and molecular modeling studies of ARG-TRP-ARG-based peptides as antimicrobial agents by Akintayo, Emmanuel T.; Stella, Olaoye; Akintelu, Sunday Adewale; Oyebamiji, Abel Kolawole (2025) - Calculated Scoring of docked studied compounds. Furthermore, the ability of any compound to receive electrons from any nearby compound also plays a crucial role in the reactivity of any compound; therefore, as shown in Table 2, it was observed that compound 10 (1,1'- (((2S,5S,8S,11S,14S)-5-(hydroxymethyl)-14-isopropyl-11-methyl-3,6,9,12,15-pentaoxo-1,4,7,10,13- pentaazacyclopentadecane-2,8-diyl)bis(propane-3,1-diyl))diguanidine) with the lowest LUMO has the potential ability to receive electrons more than other studied compounds (Figure 3) Semire et al. Keywords: 8484.v9i11.10874; authors; compounds; doi; gate; issn; learning; licensee; technology; vol
• Digital transformation and AI integration in accounting education: Evidence from Albania by Çika, Nertila (2025) - Correspondence: nertilacika@feut.edu.al Digital transformation and AI integration in accounting education: Evidence from Albania Nertila Çika1* 1Faculty of Economics, University of Tirana, Albania; nertilacika@feut.edu.al (N.C.). Keywords: Accounting education, Albania, Artificial intelligence, Digital literacy, Digital transformation, Higher education. Keywords: accounting; digital; education; faculty; integration; learning; literacy; research; technology; transformation; vol
• Artificial intelligence’s role in industry 4.0-driven sustainable supply chains for small and medium-sized enterprises by Fahima, Umme; Koilpillai, Charis Samuel Solomon; Hammad, Muhammad Yahya; Rahamaddulla, Syed Radzi; Sorooshian, Shahryar (2025) - Cluster No and color Cluster label Number of keywords Representative Keywords 1 (Red) Technological innovations and decision models for sustainable green supply chains 10 Sustainable development, green supply chain, decision making 2 (Green) Circular Economy, Digital Transformation, and Optimisation in Green Supply Chains 9 Supply chain management, sustainability, green supply chain management, green economy, China 3 (Blue) Data-Driven Insights and Strategic Technologies for Environmental Performance 7 Artificial intelligence, environmental management, green supply chain management, 4 (Yellow) [50] L. N. Asha, A. Dey, N. Yodo, and L. G. Aragon, Optimization approaches for multiple conflicting objectives in sustainable green supply chain management, Sustainability, vol. 14, no. 19, p. 12790, 2022. Keywords: analysis; chain management; chains; data; et al; green; industry; intelligence; learning; management; performance; practices; research; role; supply; supply chain; sustainability; technology; vol
• Exploring factors influencing Thai autonomous vehicle acceptance: A grounded theory approach by Sithanant, Thana; Chaiyasoonthorn, Wornchanok; Chaveesuk, Singha (2025) - Bearing these aims in mind, this research is guided by the following broad research question: RQ1: What are the factors and emergent themes that account for autonomous vehicle acceptance among consumers in Thailand? [36] Z. Pan and H. Zheng, Investigating autonomous vehicle acceptance among young adults in China, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, vol. 115, p. 103331, 2025. Keywords: acceptance; adoption; analysis; avs; car; driving; factors; learning; models; research; safety; study; systems; technology; thailand; theory; trust; user; vehicle; vol
• Demographic influences on knowledge management awareness: A case study of a Philippine state university by Homillano, Myra Luz M.; Petil, Rochell R.; Homillano, Ludivico B. (2025) - Published: 7 November 2025 * Correspondence: myraluz.homillano@cbsua.edu.ph Demographic influences on knowledge management awareness: Knowledge management awareness among employees is crucial to understand as a strategic imperative for Philippine higher education institutions to improve their competitive advantage, optimize resource utilization, and foster innovation. Keywords: analysis; awareness; data; education; employees; institutions; journal; km awareness; knowledge; knowledge management; learning; management; non; personnel; research; response; study; teaching; technology; vol; years
• Older adults’ intend to discontinue using an online paid health consultation platform by An, Jing ; Shu, Wanting; Xiang, Ziyue ; Wan, Kexin (2024) - H1a: The price value of online paid health consulting platforms has a positive impact on the dissatisfaction of adults. H1b: The price value of online paid health consultation platforms has a positive impact on adults' willingness to use them discontinuously. 2.3.2. A questionnaire was used to collect data from older adults covering aspects including price value, privacy concern, perceived trust, habit, technology anxiety, dissatisfaction and discontinuous usage intention of the older adults with online paid health consultation platforms. Keywords: adults; consultation; consultation platforms; consulting; health; health consultation; health consulting; information; online; platform; privacy; services; technology; trust; use; vol
• The effects of audiovisual tools in literature teaching: Experience and perspectives in the Albanian school by Shella, Mirela; Hidri, Esmeralda; Kalo, Valbona (2025) - ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ 4. Audiovisual tools help me conduct more dynamic and interactive lessons. Correspondence: Mirela.Shella@uniel.edu.al The effects of audiovisual tools in literature teaching: Experience and perspectives in the Albanian school Mirela Shella1*, Esmeralda Hidri2, Valbona Kalo3 1,2,3University of Elbasan “Aleksandër Xhuvani”, Rruga “Ismail Zyma”, Elbasan, Albania; Mirela.Shella@uniel.edu.al (M.S.). Keywords: learning; literature; materials; students; teachers; teaching; technology; tools; understanding; use; vol; ☐ ☐
• Numerical modeling of phase change phenomena during Drop/Wall interaction in the context of thermal spraying by Boukhazani, Fathi; Rebhi, Redha; Didi, Faouzi; Elsayed, Ebrahim E.; Kezrane, Mohamed (2025) - Evolution of the spread factor for a tin droplet impacting an aluminum substrate (substrate temperature 𝑻𝒘 = 𝟐𝟓 °𝑪, droplet temperature 𝑻𝑫 = 267 °C, droplet diameter 𝑫 = 𝟑. 𝟕 𝒎𝒎, and impact velocity 𝑼 = 𝟐. 𝟒𝟖 𝒎/𝒔). The simulation parameters are: droplet temperature (𝑻𝑫 = 1531 K), substrate temperature (𝑻𝒘= 295 K), impact velocity (U = 2.52 m·s⁻¹), and droplet diameter (D = 4.67 mm). Keywords: authors; droplet; heat; impact; model; particle; solidification; spraying; substrate; technology; temperature; vol; ° 𝐶; 𝐶 𝑇𝑤
• Enhancing public communication effectiveness through information systems capabilities and organizational maturity: Evidence from a utility service project in Indonesia by Maria, Yulita; Riyadi, Slamet; Cempena, Ida Bagus (2025) - 671 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 11: 661-673, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i11.10945 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Theoretically, the study bridges the missing link between communication effectiveness models (e.g., IGIM) and information governance maturity models, an evidence-based model that measures how digital infrastructure and organizational readiness collectively determine communication quality in public utilities. Theoretically, this study makes a contribution to information systems literature by integrating the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI), and information governance models into a single model of public communication effectiveness. Keywords: business; communication; digital; effectiveness; governance; ict; information; maturity; model; process; public; research; standardization; technology; value; vol
• Kinetic perspectives for the degradation of oxacillin: A penicillanic acid derivative by Sahu, Yuv Raj; Chaudhary, Narendra Kumar; Bhattarai, Ajaya (2024) - [MPC (III)] at 25°C with 0.10 mol dm-3 ionic strength, in an aqueous alkaline medium by UV/Visible spectrophotometric analysis, for which 1:4 stoichiometry of oxacillin: MPC (III) is visible. [MPC (III)]. Keywords: authors; constant; dpc; figure; gate; iii; issn; learning; oxacillin; oxidation; rate; reaction; science; technology; vol; water
• Reimagining English language pedagogy in the post-COVID Era: Toward sustainable teaching practices by Asis-Ricamora, Maria Sharron De; Reynoso, Lino C.; Nuñez, Norma G.; Lorenzo, Lorenzo C.; Abejuela, Armando (2025) - [26] T. Beaven et al., Needs and challenges for online language teachers-the ECML project DOTS, Teaching English with Technology: A Journal for Teachers of English, vol. 10, no. 2, pp. Keywords: Competencies, English language teachers, New paradigms, Post-COVID, Remediation strategies. Keywords: education; elt; english; informant; language; language teaching; learning; new; online; pandemic; skills; strategies; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; vol
• Smart tourism technologies, sustainability awareness, and the paradox of revisit intention: Evidence from Indonesia’s marine destinations by Ratnasari, Warti; Kusmaningtyas, Amiartuti; Cempena, Ida Bagus (2025) - [3] D. Buhalis and A. Amaranggana, Smart tourism destinations enhancing tourism experience through personalisation of services, in Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2015: [19] J.-H. Kim, J. B. Ritchie, and B. McCormick, Development of a scale to measure memorable tourism experiences, Journal of Travel Research, vol. 51, no. 1, pp. 12-25, 2012. Keywords: awareness; destination; experiences; intention; research; revisit; satisfaction; stts; study; sustainability; technology; tourism; vol
• Analysis hybrid working, performance effectivity, and employee’s collaboration by Mildawani, Maria Margaretha Tri Susetyaning ; Wonte, Gracia Ayu Chety (2024) - Abstract: This study examines the influence of hybrid working on performance effectiveness and employee collaboration at PT. XYZ. We examined three primary indicators of employee collaboration: cooperation, contribution, and communication. Keywords: authors; collaboration; effectiveness; effectivity; employee; hybrid; performance; research; result; study; technology; test; vol; working
• Constraints to effective use of learning technology among commerce students at a historically disadvantaged rural university in South Africa by Eposi, Elsie Mbua; Matarirano, Obert (2025) - [6] A. M. Sayaf, M. M. Alamri, M. A. Alqahtani, and W. M. Alrahmi, Factors influencing university students’ adoption of digital learning technology in teaching and learning, Sustainability, vol. 14, no. 1, p. 493, 2022. Keywords: Education, Learning technology, Rural settings, Technology constraints. Keywords: access; challenges; constraints; data; education; internet; journal; learning; online; research; respondents; south; statement; students; study; support; technology; training; university; use; vol
• Role of technology in future teachers’ training: Case study of ESEFA students, Morocco by JAMYLY, Sana EL; ABAKARIM, Ismahane (2025) - Abstract: This study explores how technology adoption influences the professional development of future teachers at ESEF Agadir, Morocco, examining determinants of technology use within the UTAUT model framework. This question analyzes the influence of technology use on the professional development and learning of future teachers, to grasp the added value of technology in their training and the improvement of their skills. Keywords: analysis; influence; intention; learning; model; respondent; teachers; technologies; technology; training; use; utaut; vol
• The economic potential of using the AI-based ASES-EdTech platform to improve the professionalism of elementary school teachers in rural areas of Indonesia by Susilawati, Evi; Kesuma, Sapta; Leman, Dedi; Yusrita, Yusrita; Fauzan, Ahmad; Habil, Habil; Viona, Dea; Hummairah, Cut Aqila (2025) - Currently, research on teacher professional development that integrates AI technology has become a trend in itself Chen et al. In line with expert opinion as stated above, the presence of the AI Automated Short Essay Scoring-Education Technology (ASES-EdTech) platform can overcome pedagogical and economic challenges in teacher professional development Keywords: analysis; ases; development; education; impact; implementation; learning; platform; research; teacher; technology; vol
• The development of the level of environmental awareness among the residents in cities and residential neighborhoods by Lamdjad, Imane; Alfalahi, Buti Obaid Saeed ; Alnujaifi, Mustafa ; Alheety, Noaman Atallah (2024) - The main recommendation is to enhance this awareness by 52 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 41-55, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1101 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate including the environmental culture, environmental participation, and enjoyment of nature axes of the questionnaire in the general evaluation of population environmental awareness. Published: 17 May 2024 * Correspondence: imane.lamdjad@univ-msila.dz The development of the level of environmental awareness among the residents in cities and residential neighborhoods Imane Lamdjad1*, Buti Obaid Saeed Alfalahi2, Mustafa Alnujaifi3, Noaman Atallah Alheety3. 1Laboratory of Urban and Environmental Techniques, University of M'sila, Algeria; imane.lamdjad@univ-msila.dz (I.L.). Keywords: awareness; axis; population; questionnaire; research; science; study; table; technology; vol
• Digital employee experience and affective commitment: The moderating role of collectivism and digital distance in Vietnam’s digital transformation context by Minh, Nguyen Van; Thu, Pham Thi (2025) - These results suggest a moderately positive perception of digital employee experience and affective commitment, while also highlighting notable variations in digital adaptability across industries. In summary, enhancing digital employee experience achieves optimal results only within an environment characterized by open communication, an adaptive culture, and equitable digital capabilities. Keywords: ccs; col; commitment; communication; dex; digital; employee; experience; model; research; technology; vol
• Cultivating a thrive-style culture: Unpacking the secrets of workplace flourishing in the South African workplace by Rensburg, Christine Janse Van; Isabirye, Anthony K (2025) - Flourishing employees tend to exhibit higher levels of organizational commitment and organizational citizenship behaviors. This research shows that flourishing employees generate higher organizational productivity because they demonstrate stronger team-oriented behaviors, which enhance both team unity and operational performance. Keywords: african; authors; culture; employee; engagement; flourishing; health; individual; job; journal; learning; organizations; research; science; social; south; spirituality; support; technology; vol; workplace
• The influence of mobile money services on customers in the Bolgatanga municipality, Ghana by Mahama, Fuseini ; Bunyaminu, Alhassan ; Ayimpoya, Redruth Nyaaba ; Combert, James (2024) - The influence of mobile money services on customers in the Bolgatanga municipality, Ghana Fuseini Mahama1, Alhassan Bunyaminu2, Redruth Nyaaba Ayimpoya1*, James Combert3 1Accounting and Finance Department, Bolgatanga Technical University, Ghana, Bolgatanga, Ghana; fuzy73@yahoo.co.uk (F.M.). There has been very little empirical research into the benefits and challenges of mobile money services. Keywords: authors; banking; benefits; countries; data; individuals; infrastructure; mobile; money; phones; research; services; study; systems; technology; transactions; users; vol
• Smart medical English pedagogy on a smart teaching platform by Wang, Xianyun ; Hamat, Afendi Bin ; Shi, Ng Lay (2024) - According to this perspective, smart teaching and smart learning are the two essential procedural parts of smart pedagogy that correspond to those two essential human characteristics. Traditional classroom instruction was adopted in the control classes while smart pedagogy was applied in the experimental classes. Keywords: authors; class; control; course; devices; education; english; learning; pedagogy; students; study; teacher; teaching; technology; vol; xuexitong
• The transformative role of technology in corporate governance: A conceptual and practical perspective by Lima, Demir; Nimani, Artan; Spahija, Denis (2025) - Hypotheses H1: Increased use of information technology in corporate governance will lead to increased transparency and efficiency of decision-making processes. Investments in information technology are also influenced by corporate governance. Keywords: data; governance; information; participants; percentage; technology; total; transparency; valid
• Exploring the impact of virtual reality experience, interactivity, engagement, and content quality on user experience and rebooking intention in Saudi Arabian hotels by Fait, Adil Mohamed Ahmed (2025) - With a few exceptions, most of the previous research splits Virtual Reality Experience, Interactivity, Engagement, and Content Quality into independent rather than interdependent predictors within a fragmented conceptual framework of digital user experience. Parallel scholarship refers to interactivity as a basic determinant of digital experience quality. Keywords: affective; content; content quality; customer; digital; engagement; experience; hospitality; hotel; intention; interactivity; journal; loyalty; management; model; quality; reality; reality experience; research; satisfaction; service; study; technology; tourism; trust; user experience; value; vol; vre
• Integration of technology and Pancasila-based civic education in strengthening students’ character in Medan senior high schools by Kesuma, Sapta; Susilawati, Evi; Tanjung, Juliansyah Putra; Fadhilah, Cut Rafiqa; Admiral, Raden Deni; Mardiansyah, Mardiansyah; Lubis, Halimah Tussadiah; Nasution, Ila Rahmayati; Purnomo, Tjong Adrian; Harahap, Evi Syuriani (2025) - Introduction The rapid development of digital technology has profoundly transformed the educational landscape, particularly at the senior high school level Suprianto and Widodo [27] reported that students engaged in Pancasila digital projects exhibited a 27% decline in negative online behavior compared to those in conventional classrooms [27]. Keywords: behavior; character; data; digital; education; indonesia; integration; learning; medan; pancasila; students; technology; test; values; vol
• The impact of artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship education on entrepreneurial intention: Strengthening the entrepreneurial intention of economics students in Hai Phong city by Duyen, Vu Thi Mai; Thanh, Le Chi; Ngoc, Ha Bich; Duong, Phan Huy (2025) - The integration of AI can enhance entrepreneurial students’ learning experiences by supporting decision-making, analyzing market demands, generating and validating business ideas, and personalizing learning pathways. duyenvtm@thanhdong.edu.vn The impact of artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship education on entrepreneurial intention: Strengthening the entrepreneurial intention of economics students in Hai Phong city Keywords: business; economics; education; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; impact; intelligence; intention; learning; role; students; technology; vol
• Hybrid IIoT intrusion detection enhancement with A3C by Khako, Abdulssalam M; Alhomdy, Sharaf A (2025) - This algorithm was evaluated in comparison to recent A3C models based on CNN and FFNN layers, to demonstrate the effectiveness of detecting a wide range of cyberattack classes with high accuracy. The hyperparameter configuration of the FFNN in A3C-FFNN and FFNN layers is identified in Table 3. Keywords: a3c; accuracy; algorithm; authors; classification; dataset; detection; ffnn; function; hadt; iiot; intrusion; layer; learning; loss; performance; technology; training; vol
• PropTech in the Saudi real estate market: Case studies of NEOM and Qiddiya by Hechmi, Soumaya (2025) - http://dx.doi.org/10.56726/IRJMETS76058 [15] TechSci Research, Saudi Arabia proptech market, 2024. Correspondence: sbhechmi@imamu.edu.sa PropTech in the Saudi real estate market: Case studies of NEOM and Qiddiya Soumaya Hechmi1* 1Department of Finance, College of Business, Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; sbhechmi@imamu.edu.sa (S.H.). Keywords: arabia; author; city; digital; neom; projects; proptech; qiddiya; saudi; technology; urban; vision; vol
• The influences of intrinsic motivation, transformational leadership, and digital skills on the intention to use digital technologies of Vietnamese banks’ employees via perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use by Trang, Pham Thu (2024) - In the banking field, research has primarily focused on consumer technology acceptance, with limited attention to employee technology acceptance Employee technology acceptance in the banking sector has been studied Bastari, et al. Keywords: acceptance; author; ease; employees; intention; leadership; model; motivation; technologies; technology; technology acceptance; use; usefulness; vol
• A mechatronic approach to smartphone failure analysis and sustainable maintenance solutions by Mulaku, Luan; Azemi, Blerta Hajdini (2025) - Mobile phone repair fits into the vision of a circular economy in an urban context [3] M. O. Nketia, P. O. Lokko, and E. Adu-Gyamfi, Technological fix: Students in mobile phone repairs, International Journal of Computer Applications, vol. 975, p. 8887, 2021. Keywords: authors; data; doi; edelweiss; figure; gate; iphone; issn; learning; licensee; mobile; models; repair; samsung; science; smartphone; table; technology; total; vol
• Integrating AI to Beninese ESP learners' curriculum: A technical school-based study by Hounhanou, Arlette Joseline Viviane (2025) - Keywords: Communicative skills, Language learning apps, Secretarial learners. These were designed to gather information on teaching experience in ESP contexts, the challenges faced during ESP instruction, perceptions of language learning apps, the perceived advantages of integrating such apps in language teaching, and the limitations or drawbacks of these tools. Keywords: apps; challenges; data; english; esp; language; learners; learning; skills; students; teachers; teaching; technology; vol
• The role of competitive advantage and the strength of good corporate governance in supporting the influence of knowledge management on company performance by Purwoko, Bayu Hatmo; Sumiati, Sumiati; Ratnawati, Kusuma; Aisjah, Siti (2025) - The Influence of Knowledge Management and Organizational Performance Knowledge management primarily aims to preserve organizational knowledge and prevent its dissipation, making it essential to first understand the nature and concept of “knowledge” itself. To prevent such losses, the implementation of effective knowledge management (KM) systems has become essential across industries to safeguard, organize, and utilize organizational knowledge resources optimally [11, 29]. Keywords: 8484.v9i11.11171; advantage; authors; capital; gate; governance; issn; journal; knowledge; knowledge management; learning; licensee; management; performance; rbv; resources; results; science; technology; value; vol
• The determinants of the intention to use cryptocurrency for financial transactions: The mediating role of perceived risk in the UTAUT framework by Yamout, Racha; Saad, Rachel; Abass, Alaa Eldin; ElMoussaoui, Ali (2025) - According to Faqih [25], financial risk is the level of financial uncertainty that results from implementing a new system or product. The determinants of the intention to use cryptocurrency for financial transactions: The mediating role of perceived risk in the UTAUT framework Racha Yamout1*, Rachel Saad2, Alaa Eldin Abass3, Ali ElMoussaoui4 1,2,3,4Beirut Arab University, Business School, Lebanon; rachayamout@gmail.com (R.Y.) r.saad@bau.edu.lb (R.S.) a.abbas@bau.edu.lb (A.E.A.) a.moussawi@bau.edu.lb (A.E.). Keywords: adoption; cryptocurrency; influence; intention; literacy; research; risk; technology; transactions; use; vol
• Integrating Streamlit, Facebook prophet, and machine learning models to create an interactive stock price and risk prediction dashboard by Susilowati, Kartika Dewi Sri; Kusmintarti, Anik; Riwajanti, Nur Indah; Gultom, Edra Anantara (2025) - https://doi.org/10.58729/1941-6679.1435 [18] B. Gülmez, A hybrid approach for stock market price forecasting using long short-term memory and seahorse optimization algorithm, Annals of Data Science, pp. 1-27, 2025. Abstract: The goal of this project was to create an interactive dashboard for stock price forecasting and risk analysis using an integration between Streamlit, Facebook Prophet, and machine learning techniques. Keywords: analysis; dashboard; data; forecasting; learning; machine; market; model; prediction; price; prophet; risk; stock; technology; time; vol
• Users’ continuance intention toward online travel platforms: A bibliometric and systematic review of key drivers, boundary conditions, and future directions by Lee, Dongmei; Wang, Shiyu; Liu, Tianyu (2025) - Burst beginning year Burst ending year 2014-2024 Artificial intelligence 2021 3.05 2021 2022 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▂▂ Perceived value 2015 2.91 2019 2021 ▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▂▂▂ Intention 2014 2.83 2014 2015 ▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ Students 2018 2.79 2018 2019 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▂▂▂▂▂ Customer engagement 2020 2.59 2020 2021 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▂▂▂ Moderating role 2016 2.56 2020 2022 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▂▂ Unified theory 2015 2.5 2020 2022 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▂▂ Intentions 2014 2.4 2014 2016 ▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ Social media 2014 2.36 2020 2021 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▂▂▂ Community 2014 2.34 2014 2015 ▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ Empirical examination 2014 2.25 2018 2020 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▂▂▂▂ User satisfaction 2018 2.23 2018 2020 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▂▂▂▂ Information technology usage 2019 2.13 2019 2020 ▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▂▂▂▂ Consequences 2014 2.08 2014 2017 ▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ Performance 2016 2.06 2016 2019 ▂▂▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂ Mobile payment 2017 2.05 2020 2024 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃ Continued use 2014 2.05 2014 2016 ▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ Planned behavior 2016 2.01 2016 2018 ▂▂▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂ Structural equation models 2018 1.95 2018 2020 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▂▂▂▂ Systems 2014 1.94 2018 2020 ▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ (3) Keyword clustering analysis. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 12, 1-13 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i12.11247 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 26 September 2025; Revised: 6 November 2025; Accepted: 11 November 2025; Published: 28 November 2025 * Keywords: adoption; continuance; intention; online; platforms; research; review; technology; travel; trust; users; vol; ▂ ▂; ▂ ▃; ▃ ▂; ▃ ▃
• Development of pedagogical skills of students of technology and pedagogical specialties using STEM technologies by Kovalchuk, Vasyl ; Androsenko, Artem ; Derevyanchuk, Oleksandr; Volkova, Natalііa ; Piven, Yaroslav (2024) - Additionally, the study aims and to assess the extent of knowledge regarding STEM education among future teachers and their preparedness to effectively integrate STEM projects into their professional practice. To identify the levels of awareness in the field of STEM education and the readiness of students of technology and pedagogical specialities to implement STEM projects in their professional activities in September – October 2023 at Oleksandr Dovzhenko Hlukhiv National Pedagogical University, a questionnaire for full-time and part-time students was conducted. Keywords: education; future; pedagogical; project; skills; stem; stem education; students; technology; vol
• Explainable artificial intelligence in auditing: Factors influencing auditors’ acceptance in Vietnam by Thanh, Le Chi; Duyen, Vu Thi Mai; Hang, Nguyen Thi Thanh (2025) - 0.676 0.886 TR7 I am willing to rely on XAI results as part of the audit evidence 0.718 0.881 Organizational support for XAI Cronbach’s Alpha =0.885 FC1 Top management strongly supports the implementation of XAI in auditing. 0.698 0.884 86 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 12: 81-92, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i12.11281 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate BI4 I am willing to allocate time to learn and regularly use XAI. 0.706 0.883 BI5 I will continue using XAI if it is available in the organization 0.699 0.884 BI6 I am willing to propose a budget for maintaining or upgrading XAI. 0.722 0.881 BI7 I will use XAI results for audit planning and procedure design. Keywords: acceptance; auditing; auditors; factors; intention; model; results; technology; transparency; use; vol; xai
• Microbial innovations in phosphorus removal: Advancing biological phosphorus removal for sustainable environmental management and resource recovery by Verma, Geeta; Mitra, Debasis; Rani, Anju; Chaudhary, Priya (2025) - Keywords: Enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR), Glycogen-accumulating organisms (GAOs), Phosphorus, Polyphosphate-accumulating organisms (PAOs), Wastewater treatment systems. This will help the scientific community in the strong and insightful analysis of enhanced biological phosphorus removal by PAOs. Keywords: accumulibacter; acetate; anaerobic; authors; carbon; conditions; ebpr; environmental; et al; gaos; glycogen; learning; metabolic; organisms; paos; performance; phosphorus; phosphorus removal; polyphosphate; research; science; sludge; study; systems; technology; treatment; uptake; vol; wastewater
• Transforming member development through AI: A case study of training, coaching, mentoring, and duplication in network marketing ecosystem by Sitinjak, Manuntun; Irawan, Agustinus Purna; Handoyo, Sarwo Edy; Purwanto, Edi (2025) - Evidence from Documents DOC-3: AI-Based Training Modules – Includes 20 structured training modules generated with AI assistance, accessible via Miora AI on Telegram and WhatsApp. Findings Table No Observation Focus Indicators Date Activities Observed Notes / Findings 1 AI Usage (OBS-1) Presence and use of ChatGPT or Meta AI (directly or via support systems) 20 May 2025 Ceremonial Launching at Miora Office & via Zoom Introduction of Miora AI, integrated with the Telegram application 2 Member Development Activity (OBS-2) Type of activity (training, coaching, mentoring) 21 May 2025 Zoom: Training Material Development Team Training on developing materials assisted by ChatGPT 3 Role of AI in Interaction (OBS- 3) Keywords: ant; chatgpt; content; development; duplication; evidence; human; knowledge; leaders; learning; members; mentoring; miora; mlm; network; research; study; technology; tpack; training; vol
• Lightweighting a fire-truck frame: CAD–FEA benchmarking of SS304, IS 2062, and Al 7075-T6 for stiffness, safety, mass, and cost by Ranjan, Akhilesh; Wadia, Viraz; Khatri, Narendra; Patro, K Abhimanyu Kumar; Singh, Mandeep; Pandey, Vineet; Pokhriyal, Sumit (2025) - Synthesis and Material Down-Selection The comparative evaluation of structural materials revealed distinct performance characteristics across mechanical and economic parameters. Key performance indicators included maximum/average total deformation, maximum principal stress, factor of safety (FoS), frame mass, and indicative material cost. Keywords: aluminum; authors; cost; fos; frame; mass; material; safety; science; steel; structural; technology; vol; weight
• Eco-environmental assessment of industrial wastewater treatment for sustainability and potable reuse by Gour, Reetu; Gori, Yatika; Kumar, Ashwani; Awasthi, Mukesh Kumar (2025) - drashwanikumardte@gmail.com Eco-environmental assessment of industrial wastewater treatment for sustainability and potable reuse Reetu Gour1, Yatika Gori2, Ashwani Kumar3*, Mukesh Kumar Awasthi4 1Department of Microbiology, IIMT University Meerut Uttar Pradesh India; ritugourbioinfo2@gmail.com (R.G.). [2] A. Ahmad, F. Banat, H. Alsafar, and S. W. Hasan, Algae biotechnology for industrial wastewater treatment, bioenergy production, and high-value bioproducts, Science of The Total Environment, vol. 806, p. 150585, 2022. Keywords: authors; bioaugmentation; biodegradation; biotechnology; environment; industrial; pollutants; removal; review; science; technology; treatment; vol; wastewater; wastewater treatment
• Batch adsorption of an anionic dye from aqueous solution onto acid and basic activated carbon synthesized from almond shell by chemical activation method by Sediri, Meriem; Kerchich, Yacine; Cherifi, Hakima; Shamshuddin, MD. (2025) - [23] Y.-T. Hung, H. H. Lo, L. K. Wang, J. R. Taricska, and K. H. Li, Granular activated carbon adsorption. Abstract: The aim of this study is to assess the impact of activating agents on the removal of methyl orange (an anionic dye) through the adsorption process in a batch system, utilizing acid and basic- activated carbons derived from almond shell grains. Keywords: aac; acid; adsorption; authors; bac; carbon; dye; methyl; orange; order; science; technology; vol
• Biomimetic self-shading technology for improving building environmental performance: A bibliometric analysis by Salama, Mariam; Shahda, Merhan M.; Eltarabily, Sara; Megahed, Naglaa A. (2025) - The bibliometric analysis produced the following results: ▪ The number of publications in this field has increased since 2014, indicating continued interest in and research in BSS. ▪ The main research trends concentrate on keywords such as “biomimetics,” “energy efficiency,” “dynamic facades,” “climate change,” “shading systems,” and “adaptive facades.” ▪ The most cited works focus on adaptive building facade designs inspired by biomimetic principles. [38] S. G. Koç and S. M. Kalfa, The effects of shading devices on office building energy performance in Mediterranean climate regions, Journal of Building Engineering, vol. 44, p. 102653, 2021. Keywords: 8484.v9i12.11376; analysis; authors; biomimetic; building; design; doi; edelweiss; energy; et al; facades; façade; figure; gate; hot; issn; learning; licensee; performance; research; science; self; shading; simulation; solar; study; technology; thermal; vol
• Harnessing insects for novel feed products in agricultural waste management: Review by Caisin, Larisa; Scripnic, Elena; Malenchi, Dumitru; Bivol, Ludmila (2025) - https://doi.org/10.3390/agriculture10060233 [52] B. K. Mintah, R. He, A. A. Agyekum, M. Dabbour, M. K. Golly, and H. Ma, Edible insect protein for food applications: Extraction, composition, and functional properties, Journal of Food Process Engineering, vol. 43, no. 4, p. Keywords: Acheta domesticus, Agricultural waste management, Sustainable protein sources, Hermetia illucens, Tenebrio molitor, Insect-based feed. Keywords: alternative; animal; diets; domesticus; feed; food; illucens; insects; larvae; meal; molitor; nutrient; poultry; production; protein; science; source; technology; tenebrio; vol; waste
• A bibliometric analysis of immersive environments in STEM education: Global trends, research structure, and thematic evolution by Phonrawatjaradwat, Sutidan; Jantakoon, Thada; Laoha, Rukthin (2025) - Geographic and Global Contribution Indicators To measure the international distribution and scientific leadership within the field, the study extracted indicators represented in Figure 6 (Corresponding Author’s Countries) and Figure 7 (Countries’ Scientific Production): • Country-Level Publication Output, identifying leading nations • Corresponding Author Distribution, measuring geographic leadership • Patterns of Global Participation, indicating emerging regions in immersive STEM research These indicators reveal how immersive learning research is globally distributed and which countries serve as central drivers of innovation. • Co-Occurrence Strength, measuring how often keywords appear together • Cluster Formation, identifying conceptual communities • Network Density, indicating how strongly themes connect within the body of literature These outcomes highlight the structure of knowledge and reveal how technological, pedagogical, and disciplinary concepts interact within immersive STEM research. Keywords: analysis; authors; education; environments; field; figure; immersive; learning; reality; research; science; stem; stem education; technology; themes; vol
• Assessing the readiness of selected departments at Al-Baha University to integrate artificial intelligence applications in E-learning by Alowayr, Ali (2025) - This study aims to assess the readiness of selected departments at Al-Baha University, Saudi Arabia, to integrate AI applications into e-learning by examining the current status of digital learning, institutional capabilities, faculty knowledge, and perceived challenges. Third, practical aspects, which include broadening the field of AI application in education through the adoption of the most efficient new educational applications and providing specialists with training to work with these technologies. Keywords: applications; education; faculty; high; intelligence; learning; members; technology; university; use; vol
• Trade costs and global value chain positioning in China’s manufacturing industry: A systematic literature review by Zhou, Li; Zaidi, Mohd Azlan Shah; Mansur, Mustazar (2025) - Trade costs also affect returns to innovation and upgrading investments; 575 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 12: 560-581, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i12.11385 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate reductions in trade costs expand market access and increase the returns to upgrading investments, potentially triggering increased innovation efforts. Higher trade costs for intermediate goods discourage GVC participation by increasing costs of imported inputs necessary for fragmented production, while higher trade costs for final goods may encourage foreign firms to undertake local production, including through FDI, potentially benefiting domestic GVC participation through increased integration with foreign production networks. Keywords: chains; china; costs; gvc; learning; literature; manufacturing; participation; positioning; production; research; technology; theory; trade; trade costs; upgrading; value; value chains
• Social interaction between principals and teachers in urban and rural schools and the influence on generation Alpha’s learning engagement: A comparative thematic study by Rahmiwati, Rahmiwati; Sulisworo, Dwi; Hartanto, Dody (2025) - [62] N. Larsen, Teacher education and co-learning with ESD: A case study for developing ESD, co-learning, and global partnership in teacher education in Denmark, Futures of Education, Culture and Nature-Learning to Become, vol. 1, pp. Later publications, especially those from 2023 onward, shifted toward practical and evaluative research focusing on collaboration, teacher engagement, and partnerships. Keywords: alpha; collaboration; development; digital; education; engagement; generation; generation alpha; interactions; journal; leadership; learning; research; school; student; studies; teacher; technology; urban; vol
• Blended learning in higher education: A bibliometric analysis based on Scopus and WoS data (2015–2024) by Yujie, Long; Nasri, Nurfaradilla Binti Mohamad; Norman, Muhammad Helmi Bin; Shuran, Zhang; Yujie, Long (2025) - A total of 89 high-frequency keywords (occurrence ≥ 10) were visualized, producing five distinct thematic clusters that reveal the major areas of focus in blended learning research in higher education. These journals focus on the integration of digital technologies and pedagogical strategies and serve as key theoretical and methodological foundations in blended learning research. Keywords: analysis; authors; citation; covid-19; design; education; field; journal; learning; online; pandemic; publications; research; science; study; teaching; technology; vol
• The moderating role of online booking on the effects of digital marketing and dynamic pricing on customer satisfaction and hotel performance: Evidence from three-star hotels in Bali by Sugiarto, Ismoyo; Brahmasari, Ida Aju; Ratih, Ida Aju Brahma (2025) - In terms of measurement, hotel customer satisfaction can be assessed through various indicators such as guest surveys and feedback, complaint ratios and resolution rates, Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI), online ratings, retention levels, digital marketing effectiveness, and responsiveness to dynamic pricing. https://doi.org/10.1108/BIJ-07-2017-0200 [16] A. Guizzardi, L. V. Ballestra, and E. D'Innocenzo, Hotel dynamic pricing, stochastic demand and covid-19, Annals of Tourism Research, vol. 97, p. 103495, 2022. Keywords: authors; bali; booking; customer; customer satisfaction; digital; effect; hotel; hotel performance; learning; management; marketing; model; online; performance; price; pricing; results; satisfaction; science; service; star; strategies; technology; value; vol
• Exploration of information literacy, technological pedagogical and content knowledge and technological integration self-efficacy abilities of preservice chemistry teachers by Sutoyo, Suyatno; Susantini, Endang; Setiawan, Beni; Allamin, Sophia; Aris, Sharipah Ruzaina Syed (2025) - Keywords: Information literacy, Preservice chemistry teachers, TISE, TPACK. The purpose of this study is to describe the profile of information literacy (IL), Technological Pedagogical and Content Knowledge (TPACK), and Technology Integration Self-Efficacy (TISE) abilities of preservice chemistry teachers. Keywords: ability; chemistry; chemistry teachers; information; information literacy; learning; literacy; preservice; teachers; technology; tise; tpack; vol
• Identification of adulterated white pepper powder with roasted rice by using near-infrared hyperspectral imaging by Workhwa, Saranya; Jamjuree, Janejira; Opatworakitkun, Chutikan; Rungsawang, Chutima; Sahachairungrueng, Woranitta; Thompson, Anthony Keith; Teerachaichayut, Sontisuk (2025) - Adulterated white pepper powder samples (N=118) were prepared by adding the roasted sticky rice powder into the white pepper powder, starting from 1% (weight/weight) and increasing by a similar interval until reaching 99% (weight/weight). Quantitative Analysis A total of 122 samples, including adulterated white pepper powder samples (N=118), two pure white pepper powder samples, and two pure ground roasted rice samples, were used for the calibration and prediction sets. Keywords: adulteration; calibration; classification; food; imaging; learning; pepper powder; powder; prediction; rice powder; samples; spectral; technology; vol; white
• Problems in the adoption of information technology service management models: A systematic literature review by Alvarez, Sandra Tauquino; Linares, Ciro Aguilar (2025) - ISO/IEC 20000 ISO/IEC 20000 is the international standard for IT service management. • PI 2: Which processes from known models are frequently adopted for IT service management? Keywords: adoption; cobit; et al; frameworks; information; international; itil; itsm; management; problems; processes; rojas; service; studies; study; technology; vol
• Knowledge management capabilities and organizational performance in a North African context: The mediating role of business model innovation by Ghanem, Insaf Ben; Chaabouni, Amel (2025) - [91] T. Cho and R. Korte, Managing knowledge performance: Testing the components of a knowledge management system on organizational performance, Asia Pacific Education Review, vol. 15, pp. Abstract: This study investigates the impact of knowledge management capabilities (KMC) on organizational performance, emphasizing the mediating role of business model innovation (BMI). Keywords: bmi; business; capabilities; effect; firm; innovation; journal; kmc; knowledge; knowledge management; management; model; model innovation; new; performance; process; research; role; technology; vol
• Technical and organizational challenges in the adoption of large language models within enterprises: A comparative study of cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments by Aloufi, Esam Mohammed (2025) - Despite technological advances, organizations face significant technical challenges, most notably the need to https://orcid.org/0009-0000-2279-2844 61 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 10, No. 1: 60-76, 2026 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v10i1.11493 © 2026 by the author; licensee Learning Gate ensure data security and privacy, difficulties in integrating with legacy systems, limitations in customizing model performance to meet evolving internal business requirements, and challenges related to employee training and developing “prompt engineering” skills • Organizational challenges act as enablers rather than primary causes, while organizational factors such as governance and leadership have a statistically significant impact; their role is more supportive than causal. Keywords: adoption; challenges; cloud; data; deployment; environments; governance; institutions; language; llms; models; performance; recommendations; research; study; technology
• Evaluation of the ethanolic extract of Mondai whitei (Hook.f.) Skeels for their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antidiabetic properties by Bayode, Mojisola Abosede; Ogunlakin, Akingbolabo D.; Gyebi, Gideon Ampompa; Ojo, Oluwafemi Adeleke (2025) - Inhibition of α-Glucosidase Activity The impact of M. whitei extract on intestinal α-glucosidase activity was assessed via the method outlined by Bouslamti et al. The ability of M. whitei extract to inhibit proteinases, which are frequently implicated in the inflammatory process, was investigated to determine its possible anti-inflammatory effects. Keywords: 8484.v10i1.11532; amylase; analysis; authors; binding; chloropropacin; compounds; doi; extract; gate; issn; learning; licensee; mol; mondai; protein; science; technology; vol; whitei
• Examining the determinants of cloud computing adoption among the Kuwaiti SMEs by Alkandari, Sulaiman M.; Husin, Mohd. H.; Abdullah, Nasuha L.; Baharudin, Ahmad S.; Wahdain, Esmat A. (2025) - [77] W. V. Chuen and S. Topimin, Review of technology adoption studies in small and medium enterprises (SMEs): A proposed theoretical framework for malaysian SMEs in the rural context, Global Business & Management Research, vol. 15, 2023. [48] L. Graf-Vlachy and K. Buhtz, Social influence in technology adoption research: A literature review and research agenda, presented at the Twenty-Fifth European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS), Guimarães, Portugal, 2017. Keywords: adoption; business; cloud; computing; iacc; information; journal; kuwaiti; management; relationship; research; smes; study; technology; technology adoption; vol
• Developing an AI-assisted multimodal critical reading instructional model to enhance problem-solving and metacognitive literacy by Dwipayana, I Kadek Adhi; Sutama, I Made; Rasna, I Wayan; Artika, I Wayan (2025) - https://doi.org/10.11591/ijere.v14i4.32565 [9] L. K. Allen and P. Kendeou, ED-AI Lit: An interdisciplinary framework for AI literacy in education, Policy Insights from the Behavioral and Brain Sciences, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 3-10, 2024. • Engaged in metacognitive monitoring by adjusting reading strategies based on AI feedback and self-reflection. Keywords: education; hypothesis; learning; literacy; model; multimodal; obhl; outcome; problem; reading; skills; solving; students; technology; test; vol
• Dual cellular-path (MIHP) healthy urbanism - a proactive means to sustain placemaking by Hsu, Li-Yen (2023) - 184 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 177-191, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1161 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate We can adapt such networks to facilitate operations in sensor information networking, even when one lane of a path is under maintenance, and to accommodate both forward and backward surveillance directions, possibly with different scopes. Moreover, such networks are scalable; they can be designed to add the number of lanes in a path section and to be extended along a path or survey area (e.g., water) to flexibly respond to future requirements [21]. Keywords: architects; downloads/388; east; figure; file:///j:/my%20drive; hamiltonian; honeycomb; information; journal; jun6; networks; node; path; plural; surveillance; technology; user; vol
• The implementation of RBL-STEAM with pictorial riddle and augmented reality in improving students' historical thinking skill by Sumardi; Dafik; Mursyidah, Indah Lutfiyatul ; Jannah, Excelsa Suli Wildhatul ; Ridlo, Zainur Rasyid (2024) - Bibliometric analysis research about implementation augmented reality in improving student historical thinking skill. Art aspects on STEAM approach also have significant impact for improving student historical thinking skills, understanding arts aspect on learning historical building making student understand the Golden ratio on historical building. Keywords: analysis; assemblr; education; history; learning; media; rbl; research; riddle; science; skills; steam; students; technology; test; thinking; thinking skills; vol
• Fostering inclusive welfare and Islamic financing through Islamic social finance digitalization strategy by Syarifuddin, Ferry (2024) - Similar to cloud computing, digital platform technology comes with low costs for infrastructure development, legal framework establishment, and human resource training [39], [81]. Digital platform technology has the ability to facilitate this ease of access. Keywords: analysis; authors; big; blockchain; bocr; cloud; computing; costs; data; digital; digitalization; doi; edelweiss; financial; gate; indonesia; information; internet; isf; islamic; issn; learning; licensee; management; platform; science; services; social; study; technologies; technology; vol; waqf; zakat
• Productive WAQF business models through the integration of Islamic social and commercial finance by Syarifuddin, Ferry (2024) - This is because Islamic banks act as intermediary institutions that have great potential for optimising the collection and management of waqf funds, which can increase economic growth. Besides that, this research also discusses an alternative model of productive waqf through digitalisation by adopting several technologies that aim to increase efficiency, transparency, and accessibility so as to optimise the collection and management of waqf funds more effectively and efficiently. Keywords: analysis; author; banks; bocr; cash; dan; doi; edelweiss; financial; financing; funds; gate; indonesia; institutions; investment; islamic; issn; learning; licensee; management; model; online; potential; productive; science; social; sukuk; technology; vol; wakaf; waqf; zakat
• A comprehensive investigation of an LTE-enabled smart door system using the Arduino UNO by Hashim Qasim, Nameer ; Rahim, Fakher ; Bodnar, Nataliia (2024) - [14], have often portrayed home security systems as fixed, challenging to alter technological solutions. While further research is needed to build on these results, the present study provides a solid platform for the next generation of advances in home security systems. Keywords: access; arduino; based; data; design; door; door system; home; lte; research; security; system; technology; time; user
• Design of customized business process management with implementation in the apparel industry as a solution to achieve operational excellence by Prabowo Sutjiatmo, Bayu ; Nurkomariyah, Siti ; Enggar Tyasti, Avia ; Ciputra Daeng Bani, Fajar (2024) - ERP ERP has a central database for the whole information flow in the organization reducing data redundancy and increasing flexibility with the advent of web-based technologies, ERP systems could integrate the information within the organization as well as with its external partners, clients and suppliers The following advantages are anticipated to be realized by ERP systems overall: 1. Keywords: bpm; business; design; doi; erp; excellence; implementation; industry; management; manager; process; processes; system; technology; vol
• Knowledge-based education and the management of artificial intelligence tools: Experiences and good practices by Darío Cárdenas Espinosa, Rubén ; César Caicedo Eraso, Julio ; Jiménez Pitre, Iris (2024) - The result obtained was the elaboration of a set of recommendations for the implementation of CBE and AI in the classroom that can serve as a guide to integrate AI tools into their teaching practice. The implementation of AI tools is a means to improve the quality of education and not an end . Keywords: cbe; classroom; education; learning; s.f; technology; tools
• Eco-Nutritional assessment of the knowledge, attitudes and practices of producers, traders and processors in the market gardening sector of greater Lomé by Elom Assinou, Kokou ; Kpotchou, Koffi (2024) - Thus, the production, marketing and processing of market garden vegetables influence the balance of natural ecosystems (SDG 12, 14 and 15) and the socio-economic development of local communities (N. Sirdey and al., 2021, p. 1). However, the production, trade and processing of market garden vegetables are exposed to several socio-economic, health and ecological risks in Greater Lomé (M. Kanda and al., 2009). Keywords: 0,00; answers; authors; average; chain; dagl; development; doi; edelweiss; food; garden; gate; headcount; health; issn; knowledge; learning; level; licensee; lomé; market; market garden; practices; processing; processors; producers; production; rate; research; right; science; score; socio; supply; sustainability; technology; togo; total; traders; use; vegetable; vol
• Analysis of household food procurement practices from a sustainability perspective in grand Lomé, Togo by Nabagou, Moyéme ; Kpotchou, Koffi (2024) - According to information gathered from short food chain promoters, there is an economic rationale behind the use of food markets. The latter is understood as a collaborative territorial network that integrates the production, processing, distribution and consumption of food products with the aim of enhancing the environmental, economic and social health of the community [8]. Keywords: authors; ccs; cities; consumers; doi; food; gate; grand; households; learning; licensee; lomé; markets; outlets; products; shops; supply; technology; urban
• Superapps: At the crossroads of enhanced customer experience and innovation management theories by Balogh, Attila ; Varga, János (2024) - This work has also successfully demonstrated the applicability of several key innovation theories to the various core features and recent SuperApps. As of April 2024, based on the available data (see date of information in Table 3), it takes a minimum of 30 million activities user to get into the TOP10 of global SuperApps. Keywords: applications; authors; data; doi; ieee; innovation; management; research; science; scopus; services; superapps; technology; users
• Development of a photocell-based system supported by simulations for road vehicle counting and particle emissions estimation by Garcia, João ; Semedo, Arian (2024) - 6. Fluent Simulation Following the completion of traffic counting and monitoring campaigns, aimed at estimating PM10 concentrations resulting from road traffic emissions, a Fluent simulation was executed. Recent research on the chemical composition of road traffic emissions indicates that approximately 97% of particles emitted from diesel vehicles are carbonaceous, while in gasoline vehicles, this percentage decreases to 89% [38], [39], [40]. Keywords: air; authors; concentrations; counting; doi; emissions; figure; model; particle; pm10; road; science; system; technology; traffic; urban; vehicle; vol
• Technology's application in the implementation of total quality management at hail university: Insights from department heads by Ali Almutlaq, Majed ; Ali H Alshammari, Thani (2024) - This final category is known as educational technology, and it contains three components. The second part is educational technology, and the third is instructional technology. Keywords: department; education; heads; implementation; information; learning; management; principles; quality; quality management; students; technology; total; tqm; university; use; vol; years
• The impact of information and communications technology infrastructure on economic growth: Does the financial system play an important role? by Toan Bui, Ngoc ; Thi Doan, Thu-Trang (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1475 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: doanthithutrang@iuh.edu.vn The impact of information and communications technology infrastructure on economic growth: Does the financial system play an important role? Abstract: The study analyzes the impact of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure on economic growth in the 10 ASEAN countries. Keywords: countries; growth; ict; impact; study; system; technology; vol
• Assessment of the utilization of modern agricultural machinery in rice production and its problems: A case from San Leonardo, Philippines by S. De Jesus, Fhrizz ; Mae Ibarra, Lyka ; Agustin, Noel ; Anne Murillo, Lady ; Leyesa, Marlon (2024) - According to the data gathered in terms of frequency of rice cultivation in a year, a substantial majority of rice farmers partake in cultivation on two occasions annually, indicating their proficiency in optimizing land usage and augmenting crop yields. Dorairaj and Govender (2023) proposed contemporary rice agricultural techniques, propose inventive approaches to rice cultivation, outline avenues for future research on sustainable rice farming, and furnish a plethora of knowledge to expedite the advancement of novel concepts, the implementation of advanced technologies, and inventive resolutions for resilient rice production. Keywords: application; efficiency; farmers; farming; harvesting; machinery; machines; mean; planting; production; productivity; research; respondents; rice; rice production; technology
• Human-Machine Interaction Translation under Artificial Intelligence and Big Data: Analysis from the Perspective of Text Stratification and Corpus Construction by Mei, Liu (2024) - Additionally, this paper envisions the establishment of translation corpus, and the objective is to explore feasible and intelligent approaches for translation machine to deep learning by themselves, in order to enhance the “thinking ability” of machine translation continually. Machine Translation in Artificial Intelligence Era In the 1970s, machine translation was designated as a significant subject of artificial intelligence research. Keywords: author; corpus; data; editing; human; intelligence; language; learning; level; machine; machine translation; paper; post; pre; quality; science; technology; text; translation
• Experimental analysis and machine learning with IoT monitor in two-way abrasive flow machine polishing on P20 mold components by Maneepen, Theerapong ; Srisattayakul, Parinya ; Mungkung, Narong ; Poonthong, Wittawat ; Tamrongkunanan, Tanapon (2024) - [8] Rajendra K.J., and Vijay K. J., Simulation of Surface generated in abrasive flow machining process, Robot. [15] Rajendra K.J., Vijay K.J., Simulation of surface generated in abrasive flow machining process, Robotics and computer integrated manufacturing, 15 (1999), 403-412. Keywords: abrasive; afm; flow; learning; machining; process; results; roughness; surface; technology; time
• Examining consumers attitude towards E-wallet utilization as a payment method using technology acceptance model: A perspective from young generations in Nueva Ecija, Philippines by Leyesa, Marlon ; S. De Jesus, Fhrizz ; De Jesus, Crisanto ; Gerald A. Quijano, Atty; Agustin, Noel (2024) - By focusing exclusively on this demographic segment, the study aims to capture a representative sample of the population most likely to engage with e-wallet technologies in Nueva Ecija. The study focused on a specific demographic subset of e-wallet users, namely individuals aged between 18 and 24 years old residing in Nueva Ecija, Philippines. Keywords: acceptance; adoption; consumer; convenience; ease; model; payment; researchers; respondents; study; technology; technology acceptance; transactions; use; users; wallet
• The use of mobile technology in higher education: implications for students and instructors by Thaanyane, Mamosa ; Jita, Thuthukile (2024) - https://doi.org/10.3390/app11094111 [14] Demir, K., Akpinar, E.: The effect of mobile learning applications on student-teachers’ academic achievement and attitudes toward mobile learning. The study aims at evaluating the use of mobile learning in higher education in Lesotho and the implications it has on both instructors and student-teachers when using mobile learning. Keywords: devices; education; instructors; learning; mobile; student; study; teachers; technology; use
• The use of ai in learning English: a comparative study between Moroccan and Indonesian undergraduate students from the English department by KHOUDRI, Insaf ; ZERIOUH, Mohammed ; FAUZAN, Umar; KHOUDRI, Abderrafiî (2024) - A balanced approach to AI use involves not only providing students with diverse AI tools suited to their academic needs but also raising awareness about the ethical issues associated with AI. Potential Benefits Despite the increasing concerns about AI use in education (Bai et al., 2023; Seo et al., 2021; Yuan, 2023), this advanced technology has significant potential to aid students. Keywords: education; english; et al; intelligence; journal; language; learning; students; study; technology; use
• Computer-assisted education and application in the music flipped classroom: A review of the literature by Qisen, Zhu ; Azhar Jamaludin, Khairul ; Mohamad Nasri, Nurfaradilla ; Jinglong, Li (2024) - Later, the selected articles were picked according to inclusion criteria: (1) concentrating on music instruction; (2) exploring facets of student music education; and (3) researching computer-aided learning and flipped classroom methodologies. In this study, who refers to undergraduate music students, what is computer-assisted education in the flipped music classroom, and how refers to the implementation of the educational application. Keywords: approach; assessment; classroom; computer; education; learning; methods; model; music; music education; research; students; teaching; technology
• Knowledge and practices of vegetable consumption in Accra and greater Lomé: nutritional, health and environmental sustainability by Elom Assinou, Kokou ; Kpotchou, Koffi (2024) - This reflects the socio-cultural diversity that characterizes these urban centers in terms of knowledge, food practices and other vital and societal utilities. The overall average rate of good vegetable consumption knowledge and practices in Accra and Greater Lomé is low (37.43%). Keywords: accra; ama; authors; average; cities; consumption; dagl; doi; edelweiss; fao; figure; food; gate; ghana; health; issn; knowledge; kpotchou; learning; licensee; lomé; nutritional; people; practices; rate; research; respondents; science; socio; sustainability; technology; togo; vegetables; vol
• System approach in urban transportation case: Huánuco region-Peru by Reyna-González, Julissa Elizabeth ; Williams Chamoli Falcon, Andy ; Eusebia Jesus Tolentino, Ines ; Danly Leon Trujillo, Marx ; León Trujillo, Betty (2024) - Long maximum queue length for each turn of vehicular traffic system at the intersection of the Cayhuayna -Huánuco oval. Additionally, the study addressed the challenges and implications of the transition from private vehicles by highlighting the importance of modernizing public transportation systems to meet community mobility needs 10. The urban transportation system encompasses all elements related to transportation within a city, including infrastructure, rolling stock and traffic flows, which together form a functional entity. Keywords: authors; huánuco; intersection; learning; public; simulation; system; technology; traffic; transportation; turn; urban; vehicles
• Influencing factors and countermeasures of training willingness of high-quality farmers in Jiangxi, China by Cheng, Sendi ; Kiong Wong, Swee ; Khalid, Zanudin (2024) - To improve the training efficiency, it is also necessary to deeply explore the factors affecting the training willingness of high-quality farmers, fully activate and give play to the endogenous motivation of farmers, and make them change from passive acceptance to active participation, which is the main issue of improving the efficiency of farmer training, and also the key issue of farmer training research. Farmer training has always been a concern of academic circles and farmer training institutions. Keywords: agriculture; education; et al; factors; farmer training; farmers; journal; learning; level; policy; quality farmers; research; technology; training; training content; training intention; training willingness; willingness
• An overview of consumer preferences for souvenirs in China post-COVID by Jin, Xiaolin ; Sahari, Faridah ; Azahar Shaik Hussain, Shaik (2024) - The study material in Cluster 1 can be summed up as technological design integration, as technology is closely associated with many of the key terms and contributes significantly to innovation, improved functionality, and elevated aesthetic value of cultural product design. Yu et al.,(2022) emphasised that social media platforms further enhance the emotional empowerment of cultural creative product design in the digital media era. Keywords: analysis; chinese; cluster; design; industry; journal; learning; pandemic; preferences; product; research; science; souvenir; studies; study; technology; terms; tourism; tourists
• Is virtual reality (VR) a future trend in nursing education? by LIAO, Qian Ye ; HSU, Mei Hua Kerry (2024) - Nursing students can use VR technology to practice their skills without time limitation that was different from the traditional nursing skill practice in nursing education If yes, nursing educators should play important roles in effective teaching in VR nursing education. Keywords: education; immersive; learning; nursing; nursing education; reality; students; technology
• Enhancing Fiqh learning outcomes through artificial intelligence applications at Sekolah Indonesia Johor Bahru by Khoir, Tholkhatul ; Fadzil Abdul Hanid, Mohd ; Khasan, Moh ; Azean Atan, Noor ; Zulfa Elizabeth, Misbah ; Hashim, Shahrin (2024) - Analysis of Users’ Acceptance of Technology Referring to Table 4, the analysis of the questionnaire concerning Domain 1 (Perceived Ease of Use) - which was related to the use of AI learning tools in the Fiqh Studies context - revealed that the 73 respondents demonstrated a very high level of satisfaction with the ease of use of these tools. Referring to Table 5, the analysis of Domain 2 (Perceived Usefulness) from the questionnaire reflects a unanimous recognition among the 73 respondents of the value provided by AI learning tools in Fiqh Studies. Keywords: analysis; doi; education; fiqh; intelligence; learning; mean; students; study; technology; test; tools; use; vol
• Designing the open-badges guideline based on the fuzzy Delphi method by Hajar Halili, Siti ; Mohsin, Norharyanti ; Zainuddin, Zamzami ; Othman, Juliana ; Sulaiman, Shukri (2024) - Research that investigates the changing educational needs of students in the context of open badge learning, especially in Malaysia, is still lacking. This is because (36) believe that there are many opportunities and challenges with digital open badges for learning institutions Policymakers can take advantage of the findings of this study to formulate educational policies and initiatives that promote innovation and technology integration in higher education. Keywords: consensus; design; education; elements; experts; fuzzy; learning; method; obl; study; technology; value; vol
• Revisiting higher education: Identifying the support needs of fractional academic staff teaching online by Kaur Saminder Singh, Gurdip ; Kaur Sidhu, Gurnam ; Ramasamy, Rajesvari ; Madhawa Nair, Subadrah (2024) - The study reported in this paper is part of a larger study on higher education professional development among adjunct faculty. Professional development needs of university lecturers in Malaysia: A study of academic staff perspectives. Keywords: academic; development; education; learning; online; professional; staff; study; support; teaching; technology; tutors
• Using Overture to enhance students’ aural musical skills and motivation in learning by Madhawa Nair, Subadrah ; You, Jiaojing ; N Krishnasamy, Hariharan ; Kaur Saminder Singh, Gurdip ; Siddique, Muhammad (2024) - Abstract: Aural musical skills are a compulsory course for music students, but studies show that students are weak in this area due to unattractive and ineffective teaching methods. This is a challenge faced by music students and lecturers in comprehensive universities, underscoring the need to introduce digital music software into teaching. Keywords: group; learning; listening; method; music; overture; score; skills; students; teaching; technology; test; training; university
• Influence of technological usage on customer service and customer satisfaction in the banking sector by Francis Adanlawo, Eyitayo ; Collins Owolabi, Oluwafemi ; Yolanda Nkomo, Nomusa (2024) - Influence of technological usage on customer service and customer satisfaction in the banking sector Eyitayo Francis Adanlawo1*, Oluwafemi Collins Owolabi2, Nomusa Yolanda Nkomo3 1Social Transformation Research Entity, North-West University, South Africa; eyitayofadan@gmail.com 446425555@nwu.ac.za (E.F.A.) 2Department of Business Administration, Afe Babalola University, Nigeria; owofemicollins@gmail.com (O.C.O.) 3Department of Economics, University of Zululand, South Africa; nkomoy@unizulu.ac.za (N.Y.N.) The study investigated the influence of technological usage on customer service and customer satisfaction in the Nigeria banking sector in Nigeria. Keywords: banking; customer; influence; journal; quality; satisfaction; self; service; technology; usage
• Technological innovations and sustainability: Shaping the future of smart cities in urban planning by Mahmood Shukur Ali, Hanan ; Kareem Jalal, Sirwan ; Waleed Saab, Maher ; Izzat Hassan, Sharmeen ; Bodnar, Nataliia ; Saad Ahmed, Saif ; Idris Mustafa, Salama ; Abdymanap Ziiaidinovich, Pirmatov (2024) - Key pieces of hardware needed in smart cities include: Sensors: Smart cities need many sensors to monitor weather, traffic, pedestrian footfall, energy use, and water quality. The Aim of the Article The article aims to explore the potential of smart city technologies and their impact on urban development and to identify strategies for addressing the challenges associated with their implementation. Keywords: cities; city; data; development; gate; internet; iot; learning; licensee; network; science; sustainability; systems; technologies; technology; things; urban; use
• Interstellar computation their challenges and approaches in interplanetary cloud systems and data transmission by Jawad Abu-Alshaeer, Mahmood ; Salim Jamil, Abeer ; Jabbar Hussein, Mohammed; Omar Alo, Salam ; Waleed Taha, Sarmad ; Khlaponina, Anastasiia (2024) - [6] provide valuable insights on optimising software development procedures to reduce errors caused by radiation in CubeSats, which might potentially be relevant for computing systems in interstellar space. [36] examined the effects of space radiation on both hardware and software, presenting a notable difficulty. Keywords: article; cloud; communication; computer; computing; data; entanglement; exploration; gate; learning; quantum; radiation; research; science; space; study; systems; technology
• Natural language processing for healthcare: Applications, progress, and future directions by Rahim, Fakher ; Abdulkareem Hameed, Nada ; Abdulfattah Salih, Saja ; Mahmood Jawad, Aqeel ; Mahmood Salman, Hayder ; Chornomordenko, Dmytro (2024) - This literature review examines current studies and research advancements in the domain of healthcare natural language processing, using the contributions of notable scholars and institutions in this area. In healthcare natural language processing (NLP), our study unequivocally establishes the superiority of Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) models over standard techniques such as Naive Bayes and Support Vector Machines. Keywords: data; healthcare; language; language processing; learning; model; nlp; patient; potential; processing; research; results; study; techniques; technology; use
• Simplifying IP multimedia systems by introducing next-generation networks with scalable architectures by Hashim Qasim, Nameer ; Ali Jumaa, Doaa ; Rahim, Fakher ; Mahmood Jawad, Aqeel ; Khaleefah, Ali Mohammed ; Zhyrov, Genadiy ; Ali, Haider (2024) - Furthermore, blockchain technology, which improves the security and reliability of IMS services, has received attention. The following sections of this article will look at the theoretical and practical aspects of scalable IMS architectures, including a review of related work in the field, a detailed explanation of the proposed architecture, the methodology used to evaluate it, and a discussion of the results obtained from simulation studies and trials [6]. Keywords: architecture; computing; ims; multimedia; network; ngn; performance; resource; scalability; science; service; study; technology; telecommunications
• An in-depth PRISMA based review of cybercrime in a developing economy: Examining sector-wide impacts, legal frameworks, and emerging trends in the digital era by Noor Uddin Milon, Md ; Ghose, Provakar ; Chowdhury Pinky, Tania ; Nowshin Tabassum, Mst. ; Nazmul Hasan, Md ; Khatun, Maimuna (2024) - Grasping these core patterns and methods is crucial for understanding the evolving nature of digital threats (Amin et al., 2024). Amin et al. (2024) focus on these crimes which not only cause significant disruption to society and 2081 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 2072-2093, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1583 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate government but also allow perpetrators to conceal their identities. Keywords: authors; bangladesh; bhuiyan; cybercrime; cybersecurity; data; digital; et al; figure; impact; information; international; internet; journal; learning; online; research; science; study; technology
• Cross-disciplinary perspectives on Nuo opera: bridging the gap between art, culture, and society in Guizhou by Zhao, Fang ; Binti Husain, Adzira (2024) - Factors affecting Guizhou culture. Influence on the Natural Environment The various cultures that emerged in Guizhou depending on the economics of the different cultures in the region are the source of Guizhou culture. Keywords: art; china; culture; dance; dong; folk; guizhou; learning; mask; minority; nuo; nuo opera; opera; people; research; technology
• Analysis of factors influencing cloud accounting adoption in Indonesian start-up companies using the technology acceptance model (TAM) and technology, organization, and environment (TOE) frameworks by Ardini Yaputri, Josephine ; Widuri, Rindang (2024) - [16] M. H. Alshirah, A. Lutfi, A. F. Alshira’h, M. Saad, N. M. E. S. Ibrahim, and F. M. Mohammed, “Influences of the environmental factors on the intention to adopt cloud based accounting information system among SMEs in Jordan,” Accounting, vol. 7, no. 3, pp. The result indicates that start-up companies are adopting cloud accounting based on their requirements and are not fully pushed by the TOE framework but are affected by perceived usefulness and ease of use. Keywords: accounting; adopt; cloud; cloud accounting; companies; ease; et al; perception; research; start; system; technology; use; usefulness; vol
• The impact of digital finance on green economic development: A literature review by Li, Chun ; Alasinrin Babatunde, Kazeem (2024) - Tang and Zhao (2022) showed that digital inclusive finance significantly enhances inclusive economic growth, the advanced and rationalized industrial structure can reinforce inclusive growth through digital finance. The second view suggests a non-linear correlation between digital finance development and carbon emissions. Keywords: china; development; digital; economic; effect; efficiency; finance; finance development; financial; growth; industrial; innovation; research; technology
• Implementing Blended Learning within the TPMK Framework to Enhance Mathematics Teachers' Competence by Winarso, Widodo ; Udin, Tamsik (2024) - Thus, it can be concluded that implementing blended learning models has a positive impact of approximately 52.9% on the TPMK of mathematics teachers in MA Indonesia. This positive impact indicates that the increasing use of blended learning models in mathematics education at schools will improve TPMK among mathematics teachers in MA Indonesia. Keywords: doi; education; indonesia; knowledge; learning; learning model; mathematics; mathematics teachers; model; research; teachers; teaching; technology; tpmk; vol
• Research on analytical customer relationship management in China: Knowledge map analysis based on Citespace by Jie, Yang; Binti Makmor, Nurkhalida ; Ur Rehman, Asad (2024) - Among the ten most highly-quoted articles, D. Zhou et al. / Journal of Management Information Systems focuses on big data, information technology, and customer agility for analytical CRM research in the present Chinese market. Keeping 1837 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 1822-1840, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1610 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate this restriction in mind, this study has used the bibliometric method to examine the current state, future directions, and potential trends of analytical CRM research in China. Keywords: analysis; analytical; china; chinese; cnki; crm; customer; data; development; information; literature; management; relationship; research; science; studies; study; technology; wos
• Exploring the impact of makerspace-based learning materials on students’ computational thinking skills: Using machine learning to address challenges in smart coffee agroforestry by Ridlo, Zainur Rasyid ; Dafik; Waluyo, Joko ; Yushardi (2024) - https://doi.org/10.1088/1742- 6596/1563/1/012034 [24] Z. R. Ridlo, L. Afafa, S. Bahri, and I. S. Kamila, The effectiveness of research-based learning model of teaching integrated with computer simulation in astronomy course in improving student computational thinking skills, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 1839, no. 1, p. 012027, 2021. 2) Can the implementation of RBL- STEM learning materials improve students' computational thinking skills in solving Smart Coffee Agroforestry problems using Machine Learning? Keywords: agroforestry; coffee; education; learning; learning materials; machine; machine learning; makerspace; materials; problems; rbl; research; science; skills; stem; students; technology; test; thinking; thinking skills; validity; vol
• Transforming research and pedagogy in higher education through scientific inquiry steps by Mpuangnan, Kofi Nkonkonya ; Gugulethu, Buthelezi Penelope Zamashenge (2024) - Scientific research serves as the foundation for human development. Introduction The role of scientific research in higher education is crucial for enhancing teachers' pedagogical content knowledge (PCK). Keywords: data; education; inquiry; knowledge; learning; methods; new; process; research; researchers; science; steps; study; teachers; teaching; technologies; technology; vol
• Assessing and mitigating transfer gaps through ecosystem interactions by Gileva, Tatiana ; Galimova, Margarita ; Khussamov, Rail ; Galimov, Timur (2024) - Keywords: Collaboration models, Innovation ecosystem, Innovation process' actors, Interests and risks, Partnership, Role dynamics, Transfer gap. Thus, along with innovation ecosystems, industrial [4], partnership [5], and entrepreneurial ecosystems [6, 7], as well as startup ecosystems [8] are relatively independent objects of research. Keywords: authors; business; ecosystem; innovation; innovation ecosystem; model; participants; process; readiness; risks; technology; transfer; vol
• The importance of using technology in financial operations to further improve banks’ profitability by Hammadi, Huda Abdullah ; Mohammed, Assad Munshid (2024) - The concept of financial technology: Financial technology can be defined as an innovation in financing technology with the potential to bring new innovations to applications and business models, financial products or services...etc., affecting 414 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 3: 412-422, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i3.1666 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate financial institutions and markets (Schindler, 2017). In order to make an accurate decision regarding the validity of the first main hypothesis, which is (there is a significant correlation relationship between the use of technology and the bank's profitability), as follows: - Table 1 indicates the existence of a positive correlation relationship between the variable of technology use (X) and the variable of bank profitability (y), as the value of the simple correlation coefficient between them reached (0.983), and this value indicates the positive relationship between the use of technology and enhancing the bank's profitability in the banks of the study sample. Keywords: bank; bank profitability; banking; correlation; operations; performance; profitability; return; technology; use
• The role of financial inclusion in expanding the tax base by AL-Tamimi, Zainab Haider Abd Ali ; Daoud-Al-Sharea, Iman Hussein (2024) - 2- Income tax should be imposed on content owners and social media celebrities according to the law. The discretionary authority of the administration to impose income tax in Iraqi law, doctoral thesis, College of Law, University of Baghdad. Keywords: accounting; authority; baghdad; base; content; impact; inclusion; income; institute; media; number; period; research; revenue; services; studies; tax; technology; university; video; youtube
• The concept of internet rights policy in Indonesia: A comparison from United States, European Union and Malaysia by Hutagalung, Gunawan ; Hartiwiningsih; Gusti Ayu Ketut Rachmi Handayani, I (2024) - In relation to making legal regulations regarding internet access rights, the intended ideal of protection is realized by having clear and firm regulations regarding meaningful internet access rights. Internet access rights law 3.2. Keywords: access rights; article; authors; broadband; certainty; digital; doi; indonesia; infrastructure; internet access; issn; law; learning; people; principle; regulations; right; society; technology; telecommunications; vol
• The fading social trust capital due to cybercrime in e-commerce transactions in Indonesia: The perspective of the electronic information and transaction law by Farida, Any ; Dimyati, Khudzaifah ; Absori; Wardiono, Kelik ; Budiono, Arief (2024) - It is not yet effective in guaranteeing the security of e-commerce transactions, leading to the fading of trust as a social capital. Seeing the urgency of security in e-commerce transactions, in 2008, the Indonesian government issued a regulation that specially regulates transactions through the internet, namely Law No. 11 of 2008 on Electronic Information and Transaction, which was amended into Law No. 19 of 2016. Keywords: article; business; commerce; cybercrimes; data; doi; indonesia; information; journal; law; online; protection; security; system; technology; trade; transactions; trust; vol
• Thermography is a promising breast cancer detection complementary diagnostic tool by Hassoon Alwan, Mohammed ; Qusai Al-Neami, Auns ; Hamza Alabedi, Haydar (2024) - The use of infrared thermography in medical diagnosis was accepted by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1982 as an additional tool for the finding of breast cancer. Seixas A, Ammer K. Utility of infrared thermography when monitoring autonomic activity. Keywords: authors; breast; doi; imaging; infrared; pmid; radiation; technology; temperature; thermography
• Enhancing digital competence of prospective vocational teachers using project-based learning with the technological pedagigical content and knowledge approach by Setuju; Bruri Triyono, Mochamad ; Muhtadi, Ali ; Widowati, Asri (2024) - Abstract: Prospective teachers must prepare students with 21st-century skills using digital technology, known as digital competence. setuju.2020@student.uny.ac.id Enhancing digital competence of prospective vocational teachers using project-based learning with the technological pedagigical content and knowledge approach Setuju1*, Mochamad Bruri Triyono2, Ali Muhtadi3, Asri Widowati4 1Department of Educational Sciences, Graduate School, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia; setuju.2020@student.uny.ac.id (S); 2Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia; bruritriyono@uny.ac.id (M.B.T); 3Faculty of Education and Psychology, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia; alimuhtadi@uny.ac.id (A.M); 4Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia; asri_widowati@uny.ac.id (A.W). Keywords: approach; competence; digital; education; knowledge; learning; model; pjbl; project; students; teachers; technology; test; tpack
• Thermoelectric generators versus photovoltaic solar panels: Power and cost analysis by A. Marzouk, Osama (2024) - While the current study acknowledges the potential value of thermoelectric generator (TEG) modules in low-power applications, such as personal uses, and or for utilizing waste heat in existing industrial or automotive processes, its main objective is to provide a data-driven answer to the question of: Can thermoelectric generators be used for large-scale electricity generation as a commercial power plant? The ETEG consists of thermoelectric generator modules (TEGMs), a cold fluid heat exchanger (CFHX), and an exhaust heat exchanger (EHEX). Keywords: adv; analysis; appl; area; authors; current; difference; effect; electricity; energy; eng; gate; generator; heat; int; learning; marzouk; module; o.a; output; panel; performance; photovoltaic; plant; power; res; sci; seebeck; solar; system; technology; teg; temperature; thermoelectric; wang; waste
• Impact of productivity drivers on the performance of manufacturing firms by Elijah Adeyinka, Adedeji ; Michael, ADELOWOTAN (2024) - Correspondence: eadedeji@uj.ac.za Impact of productivity drivers on the performance of manufacturing firms Adedeji Elijah Adeyinka1*; ADELOWOTAN Michael2 1,2School of Accounting – College of Business and Economics, University of Johannesburg; eadedeji@uj.ac.za (A.E.A) madelowotan@uj.ac.za (A.M). Thus, as a micro-perspective of industrialization, this study looks into the main productivity drivers of manufacturing firms in Nigeria. Keywords: bank; company; firms; labour; level; manufacturing; nigeria; power; production; productivity; sector; study; technology; world
• Internal and external contexts influencing future accountants: The lens of experienced auditors by Ilias, Azleen ; K Ghani, Erlane ; Mohammad, Kamaruzzaman ; Mohd Ali , Mazurina ; Atikah Rosley, Nor (2024) - This suggests that technical skills continue to be an important attribute most often demonstrated by accounting graduates. However, the accounting field is currently experiencing increasing technological disruption, which has led to a shift in the skills and abilities expected of accounting graduates. Keywords: ability; accounting; education; employers; factors; future; graduates; knowledge; learning; skills; students; study; technology; work
• Knowledge management process and worker’s performance: Role of smart technology and training/ skill development by Mayah Alshammary, Faiz ; Abbas Ali, Dhakir (2024) - With the help of smart technologies worker performance has become important in the progress of the productivity of the organization by successful task productivity and efficiency (de Assis Dornelles et al., 2022). Towards enhancing service delivery in higher education institutions via knowledge management technologies and blended e-learning. Keywords: development; et al; healthcare; journal; knowledge; knowledge management; knowledge sharing; performance; sector; sharing; skill; study; technologies; technology; training; utilization; worker; worker performance
• Challenges in mastering academic writing: A case study of English language learners at the University for Business and Technology by Lama, Alma ; Suhodolli, Mirsad (2024) - Overall, Kellogg (2003) for psychological aspects of feedback and writing [28], states that while timely feedback is a strength, increasing the detail and specificity of feedback could further enhance its effectiveness in improving student writing. These practices are best described by Hyland (2004) for academic writing practices [27], and Harris (1998) for practical teaching strategies [24].To conclude, while revision cycles are highlighted as a particularly effective practice, there are notable challenges with peer reviews and structured guides that need addressing to enhance their overall effectiveness in the instructional process. Keywords: challenges; feedback; language; learning; practices; research; skills; students; support; teaching; technology; writing
• Impact of Plai-Zampen programs on librarians' professional development for technological advancement and management by A. Asid, Benhur (2024) - Their study not only discusses the rising trend in library technology particularly in academic libraries but also examines the need to reflect and refocus on how technological developments are influencing their services further. Barathi, Loganathan, and Rajan (2017) explained in their paper how technology advancements have enhanced information management and library services. Keywords: impact; information; libraries; library; management; plai; professional; programs; services; study; technology; zampen
• Exploring entrepreneurial orientation dimensions in the property business: A scale development by Rodvinit, Chayakon ; Tangpinyoputtikhun, Yanin (2024) - Encouraging innovation through targeted initiatives such as research and development grants or tax incentives can empower firms to explore new business models, digital transformation opportunities, and customer-centric services. Abstract: This study investigates the dimensions of entrepreneurial orientation (ENO) within the context of property business. Keywords: business; capability; dimensions; doi; eno; factors; innovation; model; orientation; technology; variance; vol
• Three-dimensional reconstruction of a shooting crime scene by Yalçın, Nursel ; Gençay, Pelin Su (2024) - Keywords: 3D crime scene, Benefits of 3D crime scene, Crime scene investigation, Crime scene reconstruction and CSR, Laser scanning device, Shooting crime scene. Crime scenes are dynamic areas and can change at any moment, willingly or unwillingly. Keywords: crime scene; device; documentation; doi; evidence; figure; forensic; investigation; laser; methods; reconstruction; scanning; scene investigation; scene reconstruction; science; technology; use; vol
• Solar technology for the production of Bi/Pb superconducting ceramics and its properties by Gulamova, D. ; Gulamov, Т. ; Mamniashvili, G. ; Donadze, G. ; Peikrishvili, V. (2024) - The article presents the features of solar technology and the results of studies of precursors and ceramics of Bi/Pb cuprates to present experimental data to expand the practical applications of solar technologies in the materials science of bismuth superconductors. Oriented nano crystallite nuclei, surrounded by amorphous phase (а, b, c); ХRD patterns of precursor with nominal composition Bi1.7Pb0.3Sr2Ca(n-1)Cu(n)Oy, n=20 (d). Keywords: ceramics; composition; energy; fig; phase; properties; resistance; science; synthesis; technology; temperature
• Design of an interactive digital encyclopedia of Palembang urban culture on a web-based HTML5 platform as an implication for BIPA learning by Mayrita , Hastari ; Sahfitri, Vivi ; Aprilia, Fitria ; A. Abdillah, Leon ; Saputra, Haris (2024) - Glossary: The system displays a glossary of terms related to Palembang culture, which users can access. This encyclopedia is designed to provide educational and engaging information about various aspects of Palembang culture, with the aim of supporting Indonesian language learning for users from diverse backgrounds, particularly those from abroad. Keywords: bipa; culture; data; design; development; digital; encyclopedia; html5; indonesian; information; language; learning; palembang; research; technology; vol; web
• Comparative analysis of UAV detection and tracking performance: Evaluating YOLOv5, YOLOv8, and YOLOv8 DeepSORT for enhancing anti-UAV systems by Suewongsuwan, Kamphon ; Angsuseranee, Natchanun ; Wongkamchang, Prasatporn ; Phasinam, Khongdet (2024) - However, the study utilized both spatial-level transformations and data splitting to enhance the performance of object detection systems. This is particularly crucial for the second phase of the anti-UAV system, which involves middle-range detection and identification of UAV models. Keywords: data; deepsort; detection; fps; image; jetson; learning; model; mpa; object; performance; system; technology; tracking; training; uav; uavs; yolov8
• Integrating digitization into public administration: Impact on national security and the economy through spatial planning by Sydorchuk, Orystlava ; Bashtannyk, Vitalii ; Terkhanov, Fedir ; Kravtsov, Oleg ; Akimova, Liudmуla ; Akimov, Oleksandr (2024) - The influence on smart city infrastructure is shaped in part by the pre-existing social structure of a city. Contrary to popular belief, the literature on smart city infrastructure virtually never addresses the social structure of the city as a component of its critical infrastructure, including psychological and behavioral aspects of the city, problems with social cohesiveness and group identity, and concerns with social justice and equality. Keywords: administration; cities; city; data; defense; development; governance; hybrid; information; infrastructure; management; military; national; planning; public; security; system; technology; urban; use
• Exploring digital art's role in cultural product innovation in northeast China’s industrial base by Geng, Wei ; Liu, Shunli (2024) - 282919625@qq.com Exploring digital art's role in cultural product innovation in northeast China’s industrial base Wei Geng1*, Shunli Liu2 1,2International College, Krirk University, Bangkok 10220, Thailand; 282919625@qq.com (W.G.) 419937407@qq.com (S.L.). At the same time, the use of digital art propels innovation in the functionality and practicality of cultural and creative products Keywords: application; art; competitiveness; digital; industries; innovation; market; market competitiveness; model; product; product innovation; technology; vol
• The Unraveling Abnormal Resignations of Independent Directors: An Information System Analysis of Influencing Factors and Market Reactions by Wu, Lijia ; Dong, Nayan (2024) - Companies may emphasize information systems and governance directors after the findings. The findings of the study underscore the significant impact of financial metrics, governance concerns, and the role of information systems on the likelihood of independent director resignations. Keywords: analysis; audit; board; changes; communication; data; director resignations; directors; earnings; governance; independent; information; information systems; management; qualitative; ratio; research; resignations; roe; shareholder; study; technology
• Regeneration of industrial heritage: a study on the feasibility of expanding into campus space by Xu, Jingjing; Puntien, Pisit ; Inkuer, Akapong ; Mayusoh, Chanoknart (2024) - At the methodological level, this study extensively examines theories related to the protection and development of industrial cultural heritage, applying these theories to practical cases of adaptive reuse where industrial heritage is transformed into campus spaces. The exterior spaces of industrial heritage buildings possess distinctive characteristics. Keywords: authors; buildings; campus; china; construction; cultural; design; development; figure; gate; heritage; industrial; learning; planning; protection; reuse; space; technology
• Using MCA methodology in the mining industry to aid in achieving sustainable management: Case study in the Peruvian mining industry by Poterico Huamayalli, Julio Gregorio ; Filomon, Laurente-Rosas (2024) - It is applied to assess mining impacts and rank actions according to their performance on multiple criteria Abstract: Quantifying the positive and negative impacts on mining activity is precisely knowing how this activity has been operating. Keywords: activity; analysis; components; criteria; development; impacts; issn; mining; peru; table; technology; vol; weights
• Exploring factors influencing the adoption of smart elderly care products: An enhanced UTAUT model analysis of smart wearables by Qin, Huibo ; Li, Quanlin (2024) - Smart wearable products are wearable devices integrated with smart technology, typically including sensors, computing power, and communication functions, capable of monitoring, recording, and analyzing users' physiological states and physical activities These products are designed to be fashionable and lightweight, such as smart watches, smart glasses, smart bracelets, and smart clothing, all falling within the category of smart wearable products. Keywords: acceptance; adoption; cost; devices; factors; health; impact; intention; model; products; risk; technology; use; users; vol
• Analysis and evaluation of factors affecting the motivation of construction workers by Thuy, Nguyen Thi ; Toan, Nguyen Quoc ; Hanh, Nguyen Thi My ; Tuan, Le Van (2024) - The authors' studies also clarify the issue of factors affecting the motivation of construction workers Factors affecting the motivation of construction workers Keywords: ahp; construction; construction workers; factors; industry; labor; management; motivation; productivity; technology; vol; workers
• Information protection and cyber security in the public and financial sectors by Chumak, Oleksandr ; Holovkin, Serhii ; Piroh, Oleksandr ; Pushkar, Tetiana ; Diegtiar, Oleg (2024) - The creation of information security of the global space and the strengthening of investments in this area are the answer to the growing cyber threats that do not know national borders and require concerted efforts at the international level. The article Knott et al. examines the issue of information security in the context of the digital transformation of government services Keywords: cyber; cyber security; data; government; information; national; protection; public; sector; security; state; technologies; technology; threats; vol
• Virtual reality as a solution: Meeting the needs of deaf students with digital sign language interpreters by Gunarhadi; Wiliyanto, Dian Atnantomi ; Anggarani, Fadjri Kirana ; Anggrellangi, Arsy (2024) - This online survey-based study via Google form examined the perceptions and needs of digital sign language interpreters based on virtual reality for deaf student lectures. Data Collection Tools and Data Analysis The survey instrument is used to examine the perceptions and needs of digital sign language interpreters based on virtual reality for deaf student lectures (Arikunto, 2010). Keywords: deaf; education; interpreters; language; language interpreters; learning; lectures; reality; sign; sign language; students; technology
• Exploring social media usage among different generations of Thai farmers by Phusamphao, Nantaphon ; Suvittawat, Adisak (2024) - The different generations of farmers are using social media platforms for various purposes related to their farming activities. The research indicated that Generation Z demonstrated a higher propensity for using social media platforms for purposes such as education, entertainment, shopping, and socializing compared to Generation Y. Keywords: facebook; farmers; generation; information; media; media platforms; platforms; rice; technology; usage; use; vol; youtube
• User experience testing methods: Conclusions from the literature by Koloszár, László ; Bednárik, Éva ; Erdős, Ferenc ; Thinakaran, Rajermani ; Takáts, Alexandra (2024) - At this research stage, we found that several literature reviews on user experience methods have appeared in recent years, including [29], [30], [31], and [32], who specifically reviewed the literature on user experience studies using instrumental measurements. This study provides conclusions of a literature review on user experience studies focusing on UX testing methods and the disciplines linked to industrial diversification. Keywords: authors; computer; doi; experience; human; industry; journal; learning; literature; research; review; science; studies; technology; user; user experience; vol
• The influence of Kahoot-based TBLT in improving the critical reading skills in higher education by Wibowo, Amiruddin Hadi ; Munir, Ahmad ; Suhartono (2024) - Abstract: This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of Task-based language Teaching (TBLT) approach through Kahoot in improving EFL students’ critical reading skills. [14] states that critical reading skills are important for EFL students in higher education as they can help improve their language proficiency and academic success. Keywords: doi; english; kahoot; language; learning; reading; skills; students; study; task; tblt; teaching; technology; test; thinking; vol
• Educational utilization of virtual and mixed reality by Nam, SangHun (2024) - VR technology allows users to interact and engage within a virtual world using various devices, e.g., VR headsets and controllers [14]. Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality VR and MR technologies offer novel sensory experiences that typically cannot be realized in everyday life by generating and delivering virtual digital information. Keywords: content; education; learning; reality; technologies; technology; use
• A study on the development of O2O operation service platform using augmented reality by Kim, MiJung ; Kim, Hyuchan (2024) - Keywords: AR/VR/XR, Information portal, Motion recognition, O2O service, Virtual experience service. This study is organized as follows: Chapter 1 provides an introduction, Chapter 2 offers an overview of O2O and related case studies, Chapter 3 details the system configuration for O2O services, Chapter 4 covers system implementation and self-evaluation, and Chapter 5 presents the conclusion. Keywords: app; content; figure; information; o2o; offline; online; platform; service; system; technology; users
• Examining the role of accounting information systems on a firm’s performance: A technology acceptance model approach by Alhumoudi, Hamad ; Johri, Amar (2024) - Gunawan and Nengzih (2023) found that accounting information system quality and quality affect S4/HANA System Application Product (SAP) end-user satisfaction, but accounting information system security has no apparent effect. Gunawan and Nengzih (2023) concluded that accounting information system quality and quality affect S4/HANA System Application Product (SAP) end-user satisfaction, but security does not. Keywords: accounting; accounting information; ais; firm; information; information systems; performance; quality; study; systems; technology; use
• Digital transformation and customer satisfaction in the retail industry in emerging countries: Case study in Hanoi, Vietnam by Phuong, Nguyen Van ; Dung, Tran Viet ; Loc, Nguyen Van ; Thanh, Tran Thi Mai ; Duong, Nguyen Thi Thuy ; Trang, Do Thi My ; Cuc, Ly Thu (2024) - Keywords: Customer satisfaction, Digital transformation, Perceived value, Technology acceptance. Customer satisfaction 0.796 0.796 0.880 0.710 Digital transformation 0.757 0.758 0.846 0.578 Perceived value 0.780 0.825 0.858 0.603 Technology acceptance 0.770 0.771 0.853 0.591 Table 3 presents the outer loading coefficients, reflecting the correlations between each observed item and its corresponding latent variable. Keywords: acceptance; customer; customer satisfaction; digital; hanoi; research; retail; satisfaction; study; technology; transformation; value; vietnam; vol
• Towards economic stability: Analysis of Msme business sustainability in central Java province post the COVID-19 pandemic by Aziz, Fathul Aminudin ; Utami, Hastin Tri ; Wanojaleni, Kartika ; Edy, Slamet Cahyo (2024) - Digital Capability and Digital Innovation: The impact of small business sustainability during pandemic COVID 19. The use of information and digital technology partially has a positive effect on the Business Sustainability of Central Java MSMEs during the Covid-19 pandemic 2.9. Keywords: aspects; business; business sustainability; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; digital; enterprises; factors; government; hypothesis; java; journal; msmes; pandemic; research; social; support; sustainability; table; technology; value; variable
• An Islamic point of view of cryptocurrency investment: Generations z fear of missing out (FOMO) and their personal traits as traders by Rahayu, Nurul Widyawati Islami ; Hepni; Fauzan; Poernomo, Djoko ; Dafik; Mursyidah, Indah Lutfiyatul ; Jannah, Excelsa Suli Wildhatul (2024) - This behavior not only leads to impulsive trading but also disrupts regular routines and affects mental well-being, indicating a need for better financial literacy and risk management education tailored to align with Islamic values. This integration can help mitigate the negative impacts of FoMO by promoting investment strategies that align with Islamic values, such as long-term investing and avoiding excessive speculation. Keywords: analysis; authors; cryptocurrency; fear; fomo; indicators; investment; islamic; media; research; sub; technology; traders; trading; traits; values
• Ambidextrous leadership, customer orientation, environmental innovation to improve service innovation capability through digital capabilities and technological capabilities as mediating variables in Umkm in Berau District, East Kalimantan by Hasnawati; Kusumaningtyas, Amiartuti ; Cempena, Ida Bagus (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1924 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: 1272100059@suret.untag-sby.ac.id Ambidextrous leadership, customer orientation, environmental innovation to improve service innovation capability through digital capabilities and technological capabilities as mediating variables in Umkm in Berau District, East Kalimantan Hasnawati1*, Amiartuti Kusumaningtyas2, Ida Bagus Cempena3 1,2,3Faculty of Economics and Business, 17 August 1945 University of Surabaya, Indonesia; 1272100059@suret.untag-sby.ac.id (H.) amiartuti.k@untag-sby.ac.id (A.K.) ib_cempena@untag-sby.ac.id (I.B.C.). The effect of digital capability on technological capacities in the UMKM Perpetrant in Berea district (5), the influence of digital capacities on service innovation capability in UMM Perpetrator at Beraus district (6). Keywords: business; capabilities; capability; customer; effect; innovation; journal; leadership; orientation; research; service; technology; value; vol
• Knowledge and attitudes about interactive digital tools for learning medical terminology among students by Banafi, Norah ; Kaliyaperumal, Raji (2024) - Overall knowledge 0.882 19.087* Overall attitude 0.748 15.109* Overall pre-post 0.841 22.391* 1960 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 1954-1962, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1930 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Between the pre-test and post-test, there was a significant difference (p<0.05) in overall knowledge and attitude about using word walls as digital learning tools for medical terminology, according to Table 5. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1930 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: obanafi@kku.edu.sa Knowledge and attitudes about interactive digital tools for learning medical terminology among students Norah Banafi1*, Raji Kaliyaperumal2 1Department of English, King Khalid University, Thohama Branch, Muhayil, Saudi Arabia; obanafi@kku.edu.sa (N.B.). Keywords: attitude; knowledge; learning; post; pre; students; technology; tools; wall; word
• Epistemic injustice of the digital divide by Khort, Mikhail ; Karimov, Artur ; Murtazin, Salavat ; Khayaleeva, Adelya (2024) - It is realized through the assessment of discursive consistency of such philosophical concepts as knowledge, digital divide, belief, information, and injustice. When discussing digital divide in education, we are not talking just about computer rooms or providing free Wi-Fi across campuses which became a standard for most schools and colleges in the West but is still a problem for many developing countries. Keywords: access; authors; digital; divide; epistemic; epistemology; information; injustice; knowledge; technology; testimony; vol
• Relationship between state, market and society in management and development of science and technology in Vietnam by Ngoc, Ho Sy ; Doan, Ta Thi ; Long, Pham Hoang ; Binh, Tran Thi Thanh (2024) - (2) Specific solutions in science and technology management and development are: (i) Developing the science and technology market in all forms (technology markets, exhibition fairs, etc.), especially establishing a modern and connected technology trading platform (from facilities, data digitization, legal consultancy, intermediary organizations, technology development trends, etc.); (ii) Establishing a national science and technology fund that is large enough to shape and master the game in science and technology management and development, the fund operates independently for the benefit and national science, from grasping technology trends, selecting research topics and socializing organizations and social communities to participate (from institutes, schools, enterprises, etc.), conducting technology transfer transactions according to market mechanisms and fulfilling responsibilities and obligations to the State; (iii) Establish intermediary organizations and consulting centers in accordance with the law, share legal information, market information, support promotion and technology transfer to participating partners. Management and development of science and technology market - Creating scale and types of markets (Innovation startup ecosystem market, technology trading market, technology transfer market, etc.) - Modernizing the science and technology market with digital technology, networking, linkage and information transparency - Establish a trading floor for buying and selling science and technology products, intermediary in buying and selling, consulting and transferring technology - Modernizing digital technology in science and technology market management in providing legal documents and policy advice Management and development of science and technology associated with social foundation - Encourage social organizations (Classes, communities, social groups...) and non-social organizations (social institutions, social values...) to access S&T values to enhance the 2041 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 2038-2054, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1948 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate connection of social entities - Developing social values based on the foundation of science and technology development towards information transparency, connecting social organizations and balancing the interests of participating social entities - Encourage the digitization of social values and norms to create channels to attract and connect communities in society • Keywords: development; enterprises; innovation; law; management; market; national; organizations; products; property; research; science; society; state; technology; technology development; technology market; vietnam
• The mediating effect of knowledge acquisition on the application of knowledge in interactions: Perceptions of ease of use, actual use, and behavioral intentions in e-learning platforms by Duche-Pérez, Aleixandre Brian ; Gutiérrez-Aguilar, Olger Albino ; Vera-Revilla, Cintya Yadira ; Chicana-Huanca, Sandra ; Andía-Gonzales, Brizard Guadalupe (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1949 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: aduche@ucsm.edu.pe The mediating effect of knowledge acquisition on the application of knowledge in interactions: Perceptions of ease of use, actual use, and behavioral intentions in e-learning platforms Aleixandre Brian Duche-Pérez1*, Olger Albino Gutiérrez-Aguilar1, Cintya Yadira Vera-Revilla1, Sandra Chicana-Huanca1, Brizard Guadalupe Andía-Gonzales1 1Academic Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Universidad Católica de Santa María, Arequipa, Peru; aduche@ucsm.edu.pe (A.B.D.P.), ogutierrez@ucsm.edu.pe (O.A.G.A.), cvera@ucsm.edu.pe (C.Y.V.R.), schicana@ucsm.edu.pe (S.C.H.), bandia@ucsm.edu.pe (B.G.A.G.). This demographic now places a high value on the flexibility and accessibility offered by e-learning platforms, aligning seamlessly with contemporary educational expectations and the demands of an increasingly digitalized society. Keywords: acquisition; application; ease; knowledge; knowledge acquisition; learning; management; platforms; students; system; technology; use
• Design and evaluation of low-power switching power supplies using a zero-voltage boost converter with a snubber circuit by Savangboon, Teerawut ; Chaithanakulwat, Arckarakit ; Thungsuk, Nuttee ; Tanaram, Thaweesak ; Sardyoung, Papol (2024) - However, the complexity of configuring different devices in circuits, waveforms, and voltage currents has become an obstacle in the development of resonant switches. Furthermore, it is important to note that the performance of a mechanism varies with changes in input voltage. Keywords: boost; circuit; converter; current; power; snubber; state; switching; technology; turn; voltage
• Factors associated with computational thinking skills among colleges in the university by Tarigan, Wenny Pinta Litna ; Paidi; Wiyarsi, Antuni ; Handoyo, Luisa Diana ; Nuryani, Hadistia Siti ; Dewi, Rishe Purnama (2024) - Therefore, this study addresses this gap by investigating how CT skills are cultivated across diverse demographics, including gender, study program, GPA, grade level and explores the novel relationship between CT perspective, digital competence, and unplugged CT skills. This study investigated the relationship between CT perspective, digital competence, and unplugged CT skills among college students. Keywords: competence; ct perspective; ct skills; education; learning; perspective; research; science; skills; students; study; technology; thinking
• Development of integrated village fund governance model with siberas public service application by Razak, Muhammad Rais Rahmat ; B, Sofyan ; Sofyan, Wahyudi ; Lubis, Sandi ; Rais, Tazkia Rhamdhiny (2024) - This paper aims to create a model that integrates the Siberas Public Service Application into village fund governance, providing insights on how technology can help tackle critical governance challenges while contributing to the overarching goals of rural development and good governance in Indonesia. Data processing with the help of the VOSviewer application on 700 papers in the last 10 years from reputable international journals, it was concluded that research on village fund governance based on the principles of accountability, transparency and public participation at the same time has not been found, but those that discuss related to the principles separately exist, and are rarely as shown in Figure 1. 2186 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 2184-2198, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1969 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Figure 1. Keywords: accountability; digital; doi; fund; governance; management; model; public; research; siberas; technology; transparency; village; village fund; vol
• Mineralogical study of the triassic clay of Maaziz and the Pliocene Marl of Akrach in Morocco: Characterization and preliminary study for evaluating the potential use of these geomaterials in traditional ceramics by Kasmi, Sahar El ; Aziz, Ayoub ; Boukili, Boubker ; Moutaouakkil, Nacir El ; Janati, M’hamed El; Saadi, Mohammed ; Awan, Chol Lucka ; Kounti, Imane (2024) - The infrared (IR) spectra of clay samples mixed with KBr were recorded with a vertex 70 spectrophotometer, operating in the range 4000–400 cm-1. A protocol was developed to study raw clay samples of Triassic clay and Pliocene marl acquired from the Maaziz and Akrach regions, respectively, in northeast Morocco. Keywords: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1978; authors; ceramic; clay; doi; edelweiss; gate; issn; learning; licensee; materials; minerals; porosity; region; samples; science; technology; triassic; vol; water; yellow
• Designing socio discovery learning with interactive multimedia for entrepreneurship education: A mixed method approach by Wardani, Dewi Ayu Wisnu ; Sunardi; Asrowi; Widyastono, Herry (2024) - Similarly, digital storytelling combined with metacognitive strategies has shown great potential for enhancing student communication skills [48]. [4] R. S. Shieh, “The impact of Technology-Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) implementation on student learning and teachers’ teaching in a high school context,” Comput. Keywords: communication; communication skills; discovery; discovery learning; doi; education; ict; learning; learning model; media; model; multimedia; research; skills; socio; students; teachers; technology; vol
• Exploring the potential development of digital modules for arts and culture learning based on local culture: A mixed-method study on Bedhaya Ketawang dance by Astuti, Widhi ; Nurkamto, Joko ; Subiyantoro, Slamet ; Rochsantiningsih, Dewi (2024) - In conclusion, developing a digital module based on Bedhaya Ketawang is crucial for improving student engagement and understanding the local culture. Furthermore, digital modules can enhance student engagement through interactive elements such as videos, animations, and audio (Merliza, 2023)(Dewi et al., 2022). Keywords: arts; bedhaya; culture; dance; development; digital; education; interpersonal; journal; ketawang; learning; media; research; skills; social; students; teachers; teaching; technology; values
• Challenges of digital technologies for Albanian manufacturers (Case studies) by GJIKA, Ira ; GJIKA, Ira ; PANO, Nikollaq ; SKENDAJ, Elton (2024) - The primary research is based on multiple case study methodology [18], [19] to conduct an exploratory analysis of information systems SMEs use in manufacturing industries. 4. Results and Discussion The first step of the study, assessing the degree of information systems use in managerial processes in SMEs, was made possible by interviews and questionnaires completed during visits to participant companies. Keywords: co.; companies; company; information; information systems; management; production; research; smes; study; systems; technology; use
• A bibliometric analysis of research on flipped learning in EFL speaking classroom by Tuilan, Jeane ; Tuerah, Ignatius Javier Couturier ; Sumual, Hendro M. ; Mantiri, Jeane ; Mahayanti, Ni Wayan Surya (2024) - Research Categories The evaluation of flipped learning research on EFL speaking courses using various item bases, citations and categories reflect the focus and assertation placed by divergent research areas. They demonstrate the multidisciplinary of flipped learning research, covering elements relating to technology, sustainability and education. Keywords: classroom; doi; education; efl; english; language; learning; research; skills; speaking; students; studies; study; teaching; technology; vol
• Understanding the evolution of China's technology standard policy from 1949 to 2019 through the lens of policy learning by Song, Zhihong ; Wang, Xiangping ; Yan, Xinhong ; Lee, Dongmei (2024) - Despite much effort, however, few literature addresses the evolution of technology standard policy in the Chinese context. We first extract the policy keywords from policy documents, then use co-occurrence of policy keywords and clustering methods to examine the evolution of themes in technology standard policies, and finally analyze the evolution pattern of China's technology standard policies from the policy learning perspective. Keywords: china; development; government; innovation; learning; national; policy; policy learning; science; standardization; standards; technology; technology standards
• Unearthing the factors of big data analytics (BDA) adoption in supply chain management (SCM) by Albarghouthi, Mohammed (2024) - Understanding the determinants of big data adoption in India: An analysis of the manufacturing and services sectors. Starting points for big data adoption. Keywords: acceptance; adoption; analytics; bda; chain; data; factors; information; journal; management; model; research; supply; systems; technology; use
• The role of technology use, family support, and self-motivation in the business success of persons with disabilities amid the challenge of limited external support by Ibrahim, Fachmi ; Lubis, Djuara P. ; Muljono, Pudji ; Sadono, Dwi (2024) - Family support, both emotional and financial, provides a crucial foundation for business success, especially when external support is limited. Keywords: Business success, Family support, Persons with disabilities, Self-motivation, Technology use. Keywords: business; business success; challenges; disabilities; doi; entrepreneurs; family; family support; individuals; motivation; persons; self; success; support; technology; use; vol
• Effect of utilising of sugarcane bagasse fibers on mechanical properties of composite materials ـــ a review by Hamid, Marawan M. ; Taher, Muntadher J. ; Abbas, Hassan Ali (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2066 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: muntadherjtaher@alsafwa.edu.iq Effect of utilising of sugarcane bagasse fibers on mechanical properties of composite materials ـــ a review Marawan M. This review summarized the effect of using sugarcane bagasse fibers in a several of concrete types and illustrated the significant leverage on the mechanical properties of concrete. Keywords: ash; bagasse; cement; composites; concrete; fibers; materials; scba; strength; sugarcane; sugarcane bagasse; technology
• Stakeholder perspectives on blockchain technology adoption for public governance in Nigeria - a qualitative study by Oni, Oluwasola (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2069 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: ooni@pau.edu.ng Stakeholder perspectives on blockchain technology adoption for public governance in Nigeria - a qualitative study Oluwasola Oni1* 1School of Management and Social Sciences Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos, Nigeria; ooni@pau.edu.ng (O.O.). To assess the current stage of blockchain technology adoption in Nigeria within the innovation diffusion process. Keywords: adoption; blockchain; blockchain technology; diffusion; governance; government; innovation; nigeria; process; research; stakeholders; technology
• Integrating Ki Hadjar Dewantara's values in learning modules in elementary schools: Analysis of teacher and student needs by Setyaningsih, Setyaningsih; Hidayatullah, Furqon ; Asrowi, Asrowi; Rahman, Abdul (2024) - J. Bullying Prev., vol. 1, no. 1, 2019, doi: 10.1007/s42380-019-00009-7. J. Instr., vol. 13, no. 2, 2020, doi: 10.29333/iji.2020.13247a. Keywords: analysis; bullying; character; development; dewantara; doi; education; elementary; hadjar; learning; modules; needs; research; school; students; teachers; technology; values; vol
• Estimation of tree height using UAV photogrammetric data by Bello, Rotimi-Williams ; Owolawi, Pius A; Wyk, E A van ; Tu, C (2024) - sirbrw@yahoo.com Estimation of tree height using UAV photogrammetric data Rotimi-Williams Bello1*, Pius A. Owolawi2, E. A. van Wyk3, C. Tu4 1,2,3,4Department of Computer Systems Engineering, Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa; sirbrw@yahoo.com (R.W.B.), owolawipa@tut.ac.za (P.A.O.), vanwykea@tut.ac.za (E.A.W.), duc@tut.ac.za (C.T.). The Structure from Motion (SfM) method, Vegetation Filter (VF), Digital Surface Models (DSMs), and Raster computational tool were used to process the UAV point clouds in order to produce Canopy Height Models (CHMs) for a local maximum driven extraction of tree height. Keywords: area; data; figure; flights; height; learning; photogrammetric; results; technology; tree; uav; vol
• Performance of advanced-deep learning algorithm for modeling and prediction of rain height over some selected locations in the tropics and sub-tropics zone for radio propagation applications by Lawal, Yusuf Babatunde; Owolawi, Pius Adewale ; Tu, Chunling ; Wyk, Etienne Van ; Ojo, Joseph Sunday (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2117 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: lawalyb@tut.ac.za Performance of advanced-deep learning algorithm for modeling and prediction of rain height over some selected locations in the tropics and sub-tropics zone for radio propagation applications Yusuf Babatunde Lawal1*, Pius Adewale Owolawi2, Chunling Tu3, Etienne Van Wyk4, Joseph Sunday Ojo5 1,2,3Department of Computer Systems Engineering, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa; lawalyb@tut.ac.za (Y. B. L.), owolawipa@tut.ac.za (P. A. O.), duc@tut.ac.za (C. T.) 4Faculty of Information and Communications Technology, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa; vanwykea@tut.ac.za (E.V. W.) 5Department of Physics, Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria; ojojs_74@futa.edu.ng (J. S. O.) Accurate prediction of attenuation requires continuous measurement and monitoring of rain-induced meteorological parameters, specifically rain rate and rain height, due to their spatio-temporal variations. Keywords: boosting; data; earth; function; gradient; height; learning; models; performance; radar; rain; stations; surface; technology; variables; vol
• Education 5.0: The development of the Ukrainian educational system in the conditions of artificial intelligence by Kryshtanovych, Svitlana ; Bekh, Yuliia ; Stadnichenko, Olga ; Shevchenko, Zhanna ; Maikher, Viktoriia (2024) - Adaptive educational AI technologies make it possible to timely monitor academic performance and select the “order of demonstrating educational material” to the interests and needs of educational subjects. In Education 4.0, data analytics and reporting provide greater insight into student learning. Keywords: artificial; development; education; intelligence; kryshtanovych; learning; students; teachers; technologies; technology; use
• Health risks and environmental impacts of domestic wastewater at Adétikopé (Togo, West Africa) by Gbekley, Efui Holaly ; Komi, Kossi ; Poli , Sossawè ; Gbekley, Abla -Sika Hanou ; Adjoussi, Pèssiezoum (2024) - Indicators Terms Workforce Percentage % % Malaria 1650 31.39% - Main illnesses reported by households Digestive parasites 467 8.89% < 0.05 Diarrheal diseases 200 3.81% < 0.05 Food poisoning (Poisoning) 205 3.90% < 0.05 Food poisoning (Intoxination) 87 1.66% < 0.05 Insect stings, reptile bites scorpion’s bees 66 1.26% < 0.001 Dermatoses 351 6.68% < 0.05 Anemia 1230 23.40% 0.16 Metabolic diseases 705 13.41% < 0.05 Respiratory diseases 295 5.61% < 0.05 Total 5256 100.00% - 3.6.2. Terms Terms Workforce % P.values Depth of well water/at ground surface Less than 10 m 428 37.15% < 0.05 Less than 15 m 481 41.75% - Less than 20 m 243 21.09% < 0.05 Total 1152 100.00% - Well-pit distance Located less than 5 m 564 48.96% - Located between 10-15 m 300 26.04% < 0.05 Located between 15-20 m 223 19.36% < 0.05 Located more than 20 m away 65 5.64% < 0.05 Total 1152 100.00% - Drilling depth Located less than 5 m 1009 25.71% < 0.05 Located between 10-15 m 549 13.99% < 0.05 Located between 15-20 m 1082 27.57% < 0.05 Located more than 20 m 1284 32.72% - Total 3924 100.00% - Borehole-pit distance Located less than 5 m 746 19.01% < 0.05 Located more than 10-15 m 942 24.01% < 0.05 Located within 15-20 m 1644 41.90% - Located more than 20 m 592 15.09% < Keywords: adétikopé; authors; diseases; doi; environment; gate; health; households; issn; learning; licensee; lomé; management; sanitation; science; study; technology; urban; vol; wastewater
• E-tutors’ experiences with integrating technologies in online course modules: A case of open distance e-learning by Sedio, Mpipo Zipporah (2024) - The original questionnaire questions from a research project were divided into six thematic groups: E-tutor abilities to organize virtual classrooms; E-tutor abilities to teach 2d and 3d diagrams with technologies (7 aspects); E-tutor abilities to integrate technologies while teaching course modules (8 aspects); E-tutor abilities to deliver online tests for online students (6 aspects); E-tutor abilities to encourage students to use online technologies for content learning 6 aspects) and e-tutor abilities to encourage students’ familiarity with multimedia technologies during their online learning process (10 aspects). 732 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 728-737, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2144 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate 4. Results This section of the results is based on the constructs mentioned in the paper earlier about: e-tutor abilities to organize a virtual classroom; e-tutor abilities to teach 2d and 3d diagrams with the use of technologies and e-tutor skills to integrate technologies while teaching a course module. Keywords: course; education; learning; modules; online; students; teaching; technologies; technology; tutors; vol
• Cross-cultural challenges in international commercial arbitration: Strategies for effective resolution by Tubishat, Bassam Mustafa Abdul-Rahman (2024) - This foundational step ensured that the guidelines selected for evaluation were pertinent to the contemporary challenges faced in cross-cultural arbitration settings. 3.2. Understanding and addressing cross- cultural challenges is crucial for effective resolution in international arbitration, where parties must navigate not only legal differences but also cultural nuances that influence negotiation and conflict resolution strategies. Keywords: arbitration; arbitrators; challenges; international; parties; process; resolution; technology; vol
• A Study of digital literacy among the marginalizes in Thailand: Issues, challenges for implementation and the way forward by Intraratat, Kamolrat ; Lomchavakarn, Piyachat ; Boonsiri, Karn ; Ng, Khar Thoe ; Intaratat, Duangkamol (2024) - Yes yes, someone helps me 910 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 896-916, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2183 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate Report a post or an account on social media As anticipated, there is a significant difference in digital media skills between the two age groups, the youth and the elderly. Topics covered in the training programs and academies include: local tourism, food design, community English, financial literacy, community social enterprise, digital media literacy, intangible heritage utilization and preservation, e-commerce solutions, silver economy, rural innovation, e-courses (Smart MOOC) designed as a “sandbox” to bridge all the marginalizes’ local wisdom and experiences to Thai MOOC where they can continue their own designed education and skills. Keywords: digital; elderly; information; issn; learning; media; news; technology; thailand; vol; yes; youths
• Evident gap between generative artificial intelligence as an academic editor compared to human editors in scientific publishing by Sallam, Malik ; Al-Mahzoum, Kholoud ; Marzoaq, Omar ; Alfadhel, Mohammad ; Al-Ajmi, Amer ; Al-Ajmi, Mansour ; Al-Hajeri, Mohammad ; Barakat, Muna (2024) - However, it is crucial to scrutinize the reliability of genAI in simulating human editorial decisions. Correlation Between genAI and Human Editorial Decisions The analysis of correlations between genAI models and human editorial decisions revealed no significant correlation. Keywords: authors; decision; editorial; editors; evaluation; genai; human; journal; learning; manuscript; models; peer; peer review; research; review; science; scientific; study; technology; xyz
• The reality of using hybrid learning in the faculty of education for pure sciences from the teaching point of view by Anaya, Zahraa Hassan (2024) - Abstract: The study was aimed at identifying the reality of the use of hybrid education from the point of view of teachers at the Faculty of Education for Pure Sciences at Dhu Qar University. Keywords: Hybrid education, University teaching. Keywords: education; learning; reality; scale; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; use
• Exploring the key success strategy for mobile game developers: A distinguish between premium and freemium versions by Dinata, Hendra ; Suryani, Erma ; Purnomo, Jerry Dwi Trijoyo (2024) - Number of mobile game users worldwide from 2017 to 2027. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2213 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: erma.suryani@gmail.com Exploring the key success strategy for mobile game developers: A distinguish between premium and freemium versions Hendra Dinata1,2, Erma Suryani3*, Jerry Dwi Trijoyo Purnomo4 1Dept. of Technology Management, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya, Indonesia. Keywords: developers; freemium; game; indonesia; mobile; premium; release; revenue; study; technology; users; version
• SWOT analysis of the possibilities of introducing AI technologies into Armenia's military sector by Danielyan, Gyulnara ; Harutyunyan, Gayane (2024) - It can be done by setting clear regulations and guidelines that define the roles and responsibilities of both public and private entities in defense technology development, or facilitating joint research, creating communication platforms where partnership possibilities may arise, etc. 7. Lack of adequate infrastructure for the development of artificial intelligence technologies in the field of defense In the decision On the approval of Armenia's Digitalization Strategy, program of strategic measures and final indicators, among digital and technological progress, it is also noted that digital development proceeded disproportionately and as a result of the lack of a unified digital transformation policy and unified approaches in the state system, the digitalization of the government was mainly decentralized with partial solutions. Keywords: armenia; defense; defense sector; development; field; intelligence; military; potential; research; sector; state; technologies; technology
• Analysis of the effect of temperature on creep resistance in nickel-based alloys used in gas turbines by Abdulhussein, Amenah Hamzah ; Yasir, Mudher Naeem ; Rahayf, Hadeel Abdul Hassan (2024) - This explains the exponential increase in creep rate with absolute temperature T, as described by the Arrhenius relationship in Norton’s law for which describes the steady-state creep rate  in relation with the applied stress  , n the stress exponent (typically between 3 and 7 for nickel-based alloys), Q is the activation energy for creep (related to the energy required for atom diffusion or dislocation movement), and R the universal gas constant: ( ) Q n RTA e  − = This condition highlights that creep distortion increments exponentially with rising temperature. • This code models how creep rate in nickel-based alloys changes with temperature, following an Arrhenius-type behavior. Keywords: crawl; creep; fabric; materials; nickel; rate; resistance; science; strain; technology; temperature; time
• Extending the theory of planned behavior to identify students’ investment intentions in internet money market funds by Baihui, Zhan ; Bahador, Ku Maisurah Ku ; Saat, Rafeah Mat (2024) - A model explaining perceived investment value and switching intentions toward FinTech: the case of crowdlending. In previous internet investment study, this notion was found to be a significant predictor of online trading adoption among individual investors (Singh & Malhotra, 2016). Keywords: behavior; et al; factors; funds; immfs; intention; internet; investment; journal; market; model; money; research; students; study; technology; theory; university; value
• From complexity to cooperation: Solving institutional challenges in digital road projects by Kleis, Henrik ; Schulz, Wolfgang H. (2024) - Chapter 6 uses Niklas Luhmann's systems theory to theoretically elaborate six central challenges that exist primarily in cooperation projects. Generalization and trust make complex cooperation projects possible in the first place. Keywords: authors; challenges; code; complexity; cooperation; digital; environment; experts; institutions; irm; projects; research; role; system; technology
• Digital competency among the aged entrepreneurs under the silver economy with soft power in Thailand by Intraratat, Kamolrat ; Lomchavakarn, Piyachat ; Punnahitanond, Ratanasuda ; Boonsawad, Panicha ; Intaratat, Duangkamol (2025) - Keywords: Aged entrepreneurs, Digital competency, Silver economy, Soft power in Thailand. Skills of aged entrepreneurs in privacy &security settings on their devices or digital platforms relevant to their silver economy’s activities. Keywords: authors; digital; doi; economy; entrepreneurs; issn; silver; technology; thailand; vol
• Improvement of public management mechanisms in the direction of countering hybrid threats to national security by Bielai, Serhii ; Emanov, Vladislav ; Trobiuk, Volodymyr ; Sporyshev, Kostiantyn ; Petik, Andrii (2024) - belwz3@ukr.net Improvement of public management mechanisms in the direction of countering hybrid threats to national security Serhii Bielai1*, Vladislav Emanov2, Volodymyr Trobiuk3, Kostiantyn Sporyshev4, Andrii Petik5 1,2,3,4,5National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine; belwz3@ukr.net (S.B.) d1ss@ukr.net (V.T.) spor_kos@ukr.net (K.S.) andrew.avv82@gmail.com (A.P.) Rather, hybrid threats are aimed at undermining adversary’ infrastructure or gaining much control over it, and sow internal societal tension. Keywords: et al; hybrid; international; management; national; new; risks; security; state; technology; threats
• Investments in the development of human capital in the conditions of war: Experience in the context of improving the public administration system by Shpektorenko, Igor ; Hrushetskyi, Bohdan ; Tryshnovskyi, Ievgen ; Dobrianska, Nataliia ; Zarichniak, Andrii ; Dubytskyi, Denys (2024) - [18] Gaman, P. et al., 2022. [15] Deyneha, I. et al., 2016. Keywords: administration; authors; capital; conflict; development; economic; education; et al; growth; human; impact; learning; school; technology; term; ukraine; war
• Mechanisms of state regulation of the sphere of financial services to ensure sustainable development of Ukraine in the context of national security: Public administration aspects by Datsii, Nadiia ; Mykolaichuk, Mykola ; Herman, Andriy ; Horbova, Natalia ; Terkhanov, Fedir ; Herman, Mykola (2024) - Thus, sustainable finances, sustainable financial services and their proper regulation to significant extent determine the landscape of national security. Mechanisms of state regulation of the sphere of financial services to ensure sustainable development of Ukraine in the context of national security: Public administration aspects Nadiia Datsii1*, Mykola Mykolaichuk2, Andriy Herman3, Natalia Horbova4, Fedir Terkhanov5, Mykola Herman6 1Department of Economic Theory, Intellectual Property and Public Administration Polissia National University, Zhytomyr, Ukraine; datsii@ukr.net (N.D.) 2Department of Public Administration and Regionalism, Odesa Polytechnic National University, Odesa, Ukraine; mykolaichuk@ukr.net (M.M.) 3Department of National Security, Public Administration and Management Zhytomyr Polytechnic State University, Zhytomyr, Ukraine; herman@ukr.net (A.H.) 4Department of Management and Public Administration, Dmytro Motornyi Tavria State Agrotechnological University, Zaporizhzhia. Keywords: administration; development; doi; et al; finance; fintech; inclusion; national; public; regulation; sector; security; services; state; sustainability; technology; ukraine
• Public management of economic development under the conditions of martial law and the post-war period as a factor of economic security and sustainable development of Ukraine by Bashtannyk, Oksana ; Bobrovska, Olena ; Yefimenko, Liudmyla ; Fimyar, Svitlana; Brazhko, Olena ; Oliinyk, Nazar (2024) - [9] Deyneha, I. et al., 2016. [31] Litvinova, I. et al., 2020. Keywords: administration; conflict; countries; development; doi; economic; economy; et al; iraq; post; reconstruction; security; state; technology; ukraine; war
• Digitization of local self-government based on the use of artificial intelligence in the context of sustainable development by Rudenko, Olha ; Zaika, Olena ; Varynskyi, Vladyslav ; Kulchii, Inna ; Myroshnychenko, Alina (2024) - Because of local smart city objectives, local https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2807-1957 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1931-5091 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0063-6493 https://orcid.org/0009-0004-5984-4731 1468 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 1467-1480, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2263 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate governments are adopting AI technology more and more, thus it is critical to comprehend their ramifications and functions [3]. AI technology provides a special way to quicken this shift to digitalization. Keywords: administration; assist; authors; cities; data; development; digital; governments; information; intelligence; learning; management; public; science; sdg; technology; use
• The influence of financial technology, personality traits, and financial literacy on financial attitude, personal saving orientation, and family financial planning, moderated by financial quotient among naval families. “A study of Hera naval base, Timor-Leste” by Loe, Duarte Borges ; Ratnawati, Tri ; Pristiana, Ulfi (2024) - In this context, previous findings showing a positive relationship between financial literacy and family financial planning (Mireku et al., 2023); (Dogra et al., 2023); (Augustin & Martin, 2022) support the following hypothesis: In this context, previous findings showing a positive relationship between financial literacy and family financial planning support the following hypothesis: H9: Financial Literacy has a significant influence on family financial planning among naval families at Hera Naval Base, Timor Leste. Financial Quotient Moderates the Effect of Financial Literacy on Family Financial Planning Huston (2010) established that information skills are important in family financial planning as they assist individuals, in making more effective and sustainable financial plans. Keywords: attitude; base; families; family; financial; influence; literacy; naval; orientation; personality; planning; quotient; saving; technology; traits
• A historical analysis of the banking system and its impact on Greek economy by Challoumis, Constantinos ; Eriotis, Nicolaos (2024) - Greek financial institutions are divided into three main categories, depending on their respective activities and the scope of operation encompassed: i) commercial banking, which attaches significant importance to fundamental capital market services for natural persons and legal entities, so that a wide range of customer needs would be adequately served; ii) investment banking, in which new debt and equity securities are underwritten for all kinds of corporations, from large to small, in the name of their growth and expansion in the markets; and iii) co-operative banking, offering financial services based on principles of co-operation and with a strong emphasis on community, aiming at mutual benefit among its members and at solidarity within the local communities. Furthermore, this paper tries to bring a broad and enlightening overview of the various difficulties, challenges, and problems that Greek banking faces today and tries to paint a more detailed and more precise picture of the subtle and intricate situation and landscape that define this sector today [6], [7]. Keywords: authors; banking; banking sector; banking system; banks; challenges; country; crisis; development; doi; economy; greece; greek; growth; institutions; sector; services; stability; system; technology; vol
• Yield Performance and Adoption of Released Sorghum Varieties in Ethiopia by Kinfe, Hailegebrial ; Tesfaye, Adane (2018) - To asses performance of improved sorghum varieties yield and their level of adoption. To asses performance of improved sorghum varieties yield and their level of adoption. Keywords: adoption; areas; crop; eiar; ethiopia; farmers; high; lands; level; new; production; productivity; research; sorghum; sorghum varieties; technology; varieties; vol; years; yield
• Accepting or criticizing religion in the process of globalization by Quoc, Nguyen Anh ; Chien, Dinh Van ; Dinh, Pham Thi ; Toan, Doan Xuan ; Chung, Tong Thi Thai ; Nghi, Le Viet (2024) - Religious phenomena such as prayer, rituals, and religious experiences are analyzed philosophically to explore their meaning and role in human religious life. Religious life is diverse and expressed through many different beliefs, faiths, and religions. Keywords: beliefs; clergy; edelweiss; human; issn; life; people; philosophy; religion; role; science; society; technology; values
• AI as a tool to enhance digital arbitration effectiveness (Analytical study under silicon valley arbitration center guidelines) by Azab, Rania S. ; Ismail, Hosameldin H. (2024) - Abstract: This research addresses the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing effectiveness of electronic arbitration, focusing on Silicon Valley Arbitration Center guidelines. The research is intended to assess effectiveness of those guidelines in enhancing justice, efficiency and transparency of arbitration procedures, analyze impact of artificial intelligence on expediting the arbitration process and assess accuracy and objectivity of arbitral decisions should those guidelines are followed. Keywords: act; arbitration; data; decisions; guidelines; intelligence; international; procedures; systems; technology; use
• Ethnocultural technologies of vocal training of students of pedagogical universities of China by Tingting, Zhang ; Tagiltseva, Natalia G. (2024) - Keywords: Music teacher, Student education, Technology, vocal training, The specifics of Chinese opera. At the end of the semester, a concert demonstration of fragments of Chinese opera performances was presented: The Plain, composer Jin Xiang (trio Da Xing, Zing Zi and Jia Mu); Mulan Psalms, composer Guanxia, (first act, Mulan trio, mother and father); opera performance The Wedding of Figaro, composer Mozart, (duet of Suzanne and the Countess The Breeze is Blowing) 3.1. Keywords: chinese; movements; music; opera; skills; stage; students; technology; training
• Machine learning-driven polygenic risk scores for bipolar disorder, depression, and panic disorder by Benoumhani, Sara ; Jabeen, Saima ; AlEissa, Mariam M (2024) - Examples of non-additive models or methods include quadratic, logistic, or neural network models, as well as Bayesian methods or machine learning methods [18] [19]. Some researchers have proposed to use machine learning methods, which can handle high- dimensional and complicated data and learn from patterns and characteristics. Keywords: authors; data; disease; disorder; doi; gate; issn; learning; licensee; machine; method; model; prs; prsnn; risk; science; technology; values; vol
• Intellectual landscape of scholarly work on 21st century skills: A bibliometric and science mapping analysis by Shareefa, Mariyam ; Moosa, Visal ; Hoo, Wong Chee ; Wider, Walton ; Wolor, Christian Wiradendi (2024) - Correspondence: christianwiradendi@unj.ac.id Intellectual landscape of scholarly work on 21st century skills: A bibliometric and science mapping analysis Mariyam Shareefa1, Visal Moosa2, Wong Chee Hoo3, Walton Wider4, Christian Wiradendi Wolor5* 1,2Islamic University of Maldives; maree2098@gmail.com (M.S.) visal.moosa@gmail.com (V.M.). Abstract: A quick search on Google Scholar for the exact phrase ‘21st century skills’ resulted in three thousand plus results. Keywords: authors; century; century skills; collaboration; education; journal; learning; publications; research; science; skills; technology; topic
• System differential learning for detecting learning styles in science education for students with learning disabilities by Wibowo, Firmanul Catur ; Nasbey, Hadi ; Suprihatin, Suprihatin; Kusuma, Alfarizi Ade Karlin ; Darman, Dina Rahmi ; Costu, Bayram (2024) - Example of SIDILAN results in detecting student learning styles. Using reflection and metacognition to improve student learning: Across the disciplines, across the academy. Keywords: differential; disabilities; education; journal; learning; learning styles; needs; research; science; science learning; sidilan; students; system; technology; understanding
• Exploring the role of online discussion forums in endorsing Egyptian undergraduates’ EFL learning by Morsi, Wesam Khairy ; Elseoud, Mohamed Samir Abou (2024) - These can be considered reasonable percentages for EFL students who believe they need time inside and outside class to practice the language and improve their fluency as they communicate in the foreign language (Alzahrani, 2016; Bliuc et al., 2010; Guiller et al., 2008; Jamalai & Krish, 2021; Kelly & McNair, 2021; Lee, 2017; Tsai et al., 2015; Wang, 2011). Other students also stated that the online mode was less “embarrassing and intimidating” for them. Keywords: discussion; interaction; language; learners; learning; odfs; online; research; skills; students; technology; test; writing
• ICT feasibility study to empower ethnic craftswomen to transit to intangible heritage under digital technology disruption and SDG’s: "Leave no one behind" by Intraratat, Kamolrat ; Lomchavakarn, Piyachat ; Ng, Khar Thoe ; Ng, Miew Luan ; Intaratat, Duangkamol (2024) - The loom weaving tool called loom waist has designed to fit with women’s waist lengths and lifestyle of Karen women due to its convenience and easy to carry on anywhere. Relevant Studies From the study of Kamolrat Intaratat,2016 and 2019 on “Women Homeworkers in Thailand’s Digital Economy” to examine issues of gender relations and the use of ICTs for economic activities among women homeworkers in Thailand’s digital economy. Keywords: akha; challenges; crafts; digital; group; heritage; ict; skills; technology; terms; thailand; weaving; women
• Effect of physics education technology project simulation on improvement of retention ability of grade six learners in state of matter by Nkosi, Landiwe Beauty ; Chinaka, Taurayi W. ; Sondlo, Aviwe ; Mpuangnan, Kofi N. (2024) - Using simulations to teach young students science concepts: An Experiential Learning theoretical analysis. The researcher, therefore, intends to explore the effectiveness of the use of the states of matter PhET simulations on grade 6 learners of selected primary schools of uMkhanyakude district, in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Keywords: chemistry; concepts; education; information; journal; learners; learning; matter; phase; phet; post; research; science; science education; simulations; students; teaching; technology; test; understanding
• Emergence of psycho-cognitive and socio-political perspectives during the dashboard appropriation process: The case of industrial SMEs in Morocco by Wissal, Haoudi ; Mohammed, Kaoukabi ; Mahouat, Nacer ; Souad, Habbani (2024) - More recently, these findings have paved the way for a new approach to management tools in general, and to management control in particular, based on the theory of appropriation initially developed by Vaujany (2005) and further elaborated by Grimand (2005, 2006, 2016). This work has helped to legitimize a psycho-social approach to management tools, representing a significant break from positivist theories and rational approaches (Orlikowski, 2007; Aggeri & Labatut, 2010; Chiapello & Gilbert, 2013) Keywords: actors; appropriation; authors; control; dashboard; learning; management; management tool; organization; perspective; phase; process; routines; technology; tool; use
• Adoption of the composting practice in the farmer field school of San Mateo Piñas, Oaxaca, Mexico by Mariano, Morales-Guerra ; Pedro, Cadena-Iñiguez ; Yuliana, Cadena-Pérez Karla ; Venancio, Cuevas – Reyes; Cuauhtémoc, Ramírez-García Uriel (2024) - Guía para la elaboración de estudios de adopción de técnologias de manejo sostenible de suelos y agua. Factores clave en los procesos de adopción de tecnología. Keywords: adoption; campo; compost; field; learning; méxico; oaxaca; para; process; producers; production; technology; training; use
• The application of digital technology in teaching physics: A quantitative study in terrain using Sem-moderating by Sitorus, Parlindungan ; Pardede, Hebron (2024) - From the results of this study, the conclusions are that partially the variables of creativity in the delivery of learning materials and the effective use of digital media affect student learning abilities and affect the capacity to use technology. The more creative the delivery of learning materials, and the more effective the use of digital media through the creation of the right technology use capacity will have an impact on improving student learning abilities and producing students who are creative and able to translate learning materials significantly. Keywords: ability; capacity; creativity; digital; journal; learning; learning ability; materials; media; students; teaching; technology; use
• A system model to repurpose slag into alternative brick solution for low-cost housing by Qwabe, Zwakele ; Daniyan, Ilesanmi Afolabi ; Ramatsetse, Boitumelo ; Adeodu, Adefemi (2024) - The volume of slag can fill approximately 10 Hectare of land and that is the space that can be utilised for other purposes other than slag storage. The bricks manufacturing operation get slag from slag pad using both conveyor and trucks. Keywords: 000,00; authors; bricks; doi; issn; learning; model; operation; platinum; process; results; science; simulation; slag; specify; technology; vol
• Sustainable development of electric vehicles in China: A bibliometric analysis and systematic review, 2011 onward by Ma, Sining ; Sharaai, Amir Hamzah; Matthew, Nitanan Koshy a/l ; Zainordin, Nazatul Syadia (2024) - Additionally, regional assessment should be conducted to consider regional characteristics such as temperature, how policy influences affect electric vehicle emissions, social impacts, and economic advantages. This study focused mainly on retrieving the relevant literature in the fields of development business, economics, 2253 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 2252-2260, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2422 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate environmental science, and social science of sustainable electric vehicles. Keywords: analysis; assessment; charging; china; cycle; development; electric; emissions; energy; environmental; life; research; science; sustainability; technology; vehicles
• Cost and environmental impact analysis of slag repurposing as alternative solution to bricks by Qwabe, Zwakele ; Daniyan, Ilesanmi Afolabi ; Ramatsetse, Boitumelo ; Akinbowale, Oluwatoyin Esther ; Zerihun, Mulatu Fekadu ; Mashigo, Polly (2024) - [20] J. O. Akinmusuru, Potential beneficial uses of steel slag wastes for civil engineering purposes, Resources, Conservation and Recycling, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. The research results have noted that there are different kinds of waste which largely depends on geographical mine location and different uses of mining wastes. Keywords: africa; authors; bricks; health; housing; learning; material; mining; model; operation; recycling; research; results; science; simulation; slag; south; study; technology; vol; waste; year
• Inclusive Leadership by Karimi, Hengameh ; Khawaja, Sarwar (2024) - Abstract: The aim of this review paper is to explore the crucial role of inclusive leadership in enhancing organisational culture, innovation, and improving performance in the context of digital industrial revolution. The style of inclusive leadership which emphasises on the value of equity, diversity, and inclusion promotes decision-making processes that involve different perspectives. Keywords: bias; diversity; employee; inclusion; innovation; leaders; leadership; organisations; technology
• Role of Multimedia in Education by Mukherjee, Sukhendu (2018) - The development of multimedia technologies for learning offers new ways in which learning can take place in schools and the home. Extending the use of multimedia learning resources to the home represents an educational opportunity with the potential to improve student learning. Keywords: animation; audio; graphics; learning; multimedia; technology; video
• Ecotoxicological effects of pharmaceutical preparations and the possibility of removing them through phytoremediation: A review by Abdul – Jabbar, Ruaa M. ; Al-Adily, Batool M. ; Kadhim, Nuha F. (2024) - [88] Hussain, F., Khan, A. H. A., Hussain, I., Farooqi, A., Muhammad, Y. S., Iqbal, M., ... & Yousaf, S. (2021). [89] Hussain, F., Hussain, I., Khan, A. H. A., Muhammad, Y. S., Iqbal, M., Soja, G., ... & Yousaf, S. (2018). Keywords: chemical; effects; environment; pharmaceuticals; phytoremediation; plant; pollutants; products; removal; science; technology; treatment; wastewater; water
• The Effect of Social Media on the Spelling Ability of Students: A Case Study of Federal College of Education (FCE) Yola by Wilson, Fredrick (2018) - The intents of the study are to examine the effect of social media on the student’s spelling ability, to find out the nature of effect social media have on students spelling ability, to determine the number of hours spent by students on social networking activities every day and to determine how social media usage has affected students spelling ability. The study is significant because it helped in unveiling the negative effect of social media on students spelling abilities. Keywords: ability; college; education; effect; federal; information; internet; learning; media; platforms; research; respondents; social; spelling; spelling ability; students; students spelling; study; technology; usage; use; vol; words; writing
• Deliberation on continuous spread of corruption in South Africa by Vyas-Doorgapersad, Shikha (2024) - Parliament focuses on local government corruption. Mantzaris & Ngcamu’ (2020) empirical study on municipal corruption during the COVID-19 pandemic revealed malicious manipulation of supply chain management procedures by local government officials. Keywords: africa; auditor; cases; corruption; covid-19; financial; general; government; journal; management; municipalities; public; service; south; south africa; technology; watch
• The role of virtual reality on physical and psychological health among older adults: A systematic review by Liao, Yeqian ; Hsu, Mei Hua Kerry ; Xie, Feng Ling ; Dai, Hong Xia ; Liu, Ming (2024) - In future studies, VR related study should provide more information about the technology, activity, benefits of VR intervention, and sessions exclusively for male participants that might be attracting more male participants for gender balance in the study. Selection Criteria All titles and abstracts founded in this searched were examined by two authors, searching for the study aims, population, methods of VR intervention, and outcomes of VR use in older population. Keywords: adults; authors; care; et al; function; group; intervention; learning; nursing; people; reality; review; science; studies; study; technology; training
• The use of MALL EFL students at school level perceptions and challenges by Alharthi, Thamer ; Altarjami, Mohammad (2024) - A study on factors influencing Chinese undergraduate EFL learners’ self- directed use of mobile English learning resources. It is noticeable that the ownership of mobile devices by high school students has boomed, which is compatible with the fast-paced involvement with technology in mobile devices (Nikolopoulou, 2018a). Keywords: device; english; language; language learning; learning; mall; mean; mobile; school; students; study; table; technology; use; اللغة; المحمول; بشدة; غير; غير موافق; موافق
• Navigating educational transformation: Understanding learning styles’ preferences of Egyptian students in the post-pandemic era by Morsi, Wesam (2025) - [31] S. Subagja and B. Rubini, Analysis of student learning styles using Fleming's VARK model in science subject, Jurnal Pembelajaran Dan Biologi Nukleus, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 31-39, 2023. Supporting multimodal student learning preferences, African Journal of Health Professions Education, vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 13-16, 2022. Keywords: age; education; efl; egyptian; female; kinesthetic; learners; learning; mean; multimodal; preferences; read; research; students; styles; technology; vol; write
• Evaluating village financial governance in top tourism destinations by Yap, Nonni ; Nugroho, Mulyanto ; Rachmiyati, Nekky (2024) - In-depth research is needed to explore the influence of information technology on village financial transparency and efficiency, the effectiveness of apparatus training, and factors that influence community participation in village financial management and the impact of discussion forums on financial decisions. Findings(Indrian et al., 2023), the principles of accountability and the supremacy of law are applied in village financial management, but accountability is only to the Regent. Keywords: accountability; community; community participation; development; financial; funds; governance; gresik; information; management; participation; study; technology; tourism; tourism village; transparency; village
• Integration of terrestrial radio and visual radio: A case study of m radio 98.8 Surabaya by Harliantara, Harliantara; Mulyanadi, Deni (2024) - M radio Surabaya visual radio application. Radio station M Radio Surabaya continues to adapt to changes in technology and consumer behaviour to stay relevant. Keywords: content; digital; innovation; integration; listeners; m radio; media; platforms; radio; radio surabaya; surabaya; technology
• Time series forecasting of rain-induced attenuation using coupled ARIMA-SARIMA models for radio propagation applications over subtropical locations by Ayo, Adewumi O. ; Owolawi, Pius A. ; Ojo, Joseph S. (2024) - The study analyzed 2023 data and predicted future occurrences using a set of attenuation time series data. 13 to 18 is attenuation time series and box plot of rain induced attenuation in locations under consideration. Keywords: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2661; attenuation; authors; data; doi; issn; learning; model; rain; sarima; science; series; technology; time; vol
• The alternative pathway: Factors influencing middle-income parents to choose homeschooling by Kumar, Menaga ; Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder ; Rahim, Rabiha Maya Adiera Binti Ab (2024) - Small steps and stronger relationships: Parents’ experiences of homeschooling children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Homeschooling education is also known as home education or home-based schooling. Keywords: children; education; factors; flexibility; homeschooling; learning; malaysia; parents; participant; research; study; technology
• The influence of macroeconomics, banking performance, investment and international trade on public welfare with economic growth variables as intervening variables in G-20 countries by Hakim, Abdul ; Ratnawati, Tri ; Rahmiyati, Nekky (2024) - While in other years development pattern from growth economy country G-20 relatively Good. Its existence often interpreted as Wrong One problem main in economy country, besides unemployment And imbalance balance sheet payment. Keywords: authors; countries; country; dan; economy; global; goods; growth; growth economy; increase; indicator; inflation; influence; international; investment; level; model; public; technology; trade; trading; value; variable; welfare
• Imbuing the Supply Chain with the Customers Mind: Todays Reality, Tomorrows Opportunity by Moskowitz, Howard ; Gere, Attila ; Moskowitz, Yeshaya Danny ; Sherman, Robert ; Deitel, Yehoshua ; Nagarajan, Divya ; Papajorgji, Petraq (2019) - It's the splash which does the trick Flavored tequila M White Usa 3 Ms3 - flavor explorer You love new flavors. It's the splash which does the trick Flavored tequila F Other Ata 3 Ms3 - flavor explorer You love new flavors. Keywords: beverage; coffee; consumer; data; drink; flavors; genomics; mind; new; product; pvi; respondent; science; sets; study; technology; vol
• User interface (UI) on self-service kiosks’ machine in fast-food industry in Nueva Ecija, Philippines: Its’ correlation towards customers’ experiences by Jesus, Fhrizz S. De ; Nocum, Carl Louie ; Punzal, Citadel ; Villanueva, Filwyn (2024) - The study aimed to outline the demographic characteristics such as age, gender, and education level, as well as how often individuals visited fast food restaurants. Second, is to assess the perception of the respondent in using the User interface (UI) on self-service kiosks’ machine in fast food restaurant in terms of ease of usefulness, satisfaction, and continuance intention to use. Keywords: customer; experience; food; interface; kiosks; respondents; restaurant; self; service; service kiosks; table; technology; user
• Navigating the digital tax landscape: The impact of service quality factors on E-filing adoption among individual taxpayers in Jakarta by Parso, Parso; Nugroho, Mulyanto ; Hwihanus, Hwihanus (2024) - The influence of the social environment on the use of e-filing is felt to be similar both in Java and outside Java. This factor shows that e-filing services are fast in providing solutions to user needs. Keywords: ease; filing; filing system; influence; model; quality; reliability; responsiveness; service; system; tax; taxpayers; technology; use; use e; usefulness; value
• Modern management model for KAREB Bojonegoro cooperative: Integration of ABM, lean six sigma, and RBV and TPB approaches by Sriyadi, Sriyadi; Ratnawati, Tri ; Andjarwati, Tri (2024) - This study uses a qualitative model with a case study method to assess the implementation of Activity-Based Management (ABM) in production cost efficiency, linking it with Lean Six Sigma, Resource-Based View (RBV), and Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). Design The research design uses a qualitative approach with a case study method to examine the application of Activity Based Management (ABM) in production cost efficiency, while linking it to Lean Six Sigma, Resource-Based View (RBV), and Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB).(Anand et al., 2005; Purwohandoyo, 2018; Sénéchal & Tahon, 1997). Keywords: abm; activities; activity; bojonegoro; cooperative; costs; efficiency; financial; implementation; kareb; management; process; processing; production; quality; sigma; study; system; technology; tobacco; waste
• Business model innovation in real estate: Applying the business model navigator to conventional and Tokenised models by Fuensanta, Galindo-Reyes ; María, De la Varga-Salto José (2024) - The primary objective of this study is to explore how the BMN framework can be applied to both traditional and tokenised real estate business models to enhance competitiveness. Conclusions This study has provided valuable insights into the application of the BMN framework to both traditional and tokenised real estate business models, demonstrating how different BMN patterns can drive innovation, enhance value creation, and improve operational efficiency. Keywords: blockchain; bmn; business; estate; market; model; patterns; platform; technology
• A palm game design as a development communication strategy to increase knowledge of sustainable oil palm for gen z and millennials in Jakarta by Sabrina, Stella ; Sarwoprasodjo, Sarwititi ; Hubeis, Musa ; Azahari, Delima Hasri (2024) - Negative perceptions about oil palm have been increasingly amplified across social media platforms. This research focuses on creating a mobile game about oil palm, targeting the millennial and Gen Z communities. Keywords: authors; change; design; doi; figure; game; gate; issn; learning; licensee; media; oil; oil palm; palm; science; technology; use; vol
• Application of artificial intelligence in career development of women in STEM field: Counseling, network construction and recruitment by Ding, Huanhuan (2024) - AI technology can also assist STEM women to manage and maintain their professional networks. With the further development of AI technology, it will play an increasingly important role in helping STEM women to establish a broader and closer professional network. Keywords: career; development; field; network; stem; technology; women
• Reconstructing gearing ratios and digital-based service rates to mitigate financial risks for sustainable development in Indonesia’s credit guarantee industry by Muljono, Hari Tohar ; Ratnawati, Tri ; Ridwan, M. Sihab (2024) - Digital transformation and the use of big data by 3600 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 3589-3601, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2774 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate guarantee agencies a significant steps towards improving efficiency and transparency, but they also present new risks such as operational and reputational risks, The gearing ratio is an important indicator in assessing the financial health of guarantee institutions, where the optimal ratio is a maximum of 40 times and an in-depth study needs to be carried out regarding its calculation policy, considering the quality of guarantee risk. This study has five criteria, namely macroeconomic and monetary criteria, financial services authority regulations, governance, credit financial risk, and business sustainability strategies. Keywords: analysis; credit; financial; gearing; guarantee; industry; management; ratio; risk; technology
• The reflection of generation Z of leisure practices in Chinese audiovisual media: An analysis based on the YouTube platform by Gavra, Dmitrii P. ; Fu, Lisha (2024) - Abstract: This study explores the reflection of Generation Z leisure culture in Chinese audiovisual media, with a focus on the YouTube platform. It examines YouTube as the most popular media platform for the audiovisual discourse of Generation Z leisure practices in the context of traditional audiovisual media (television) and innovative media (vlogs). Keywords: authors; chinese; culture; generation; learning; leisure; media; practices; technology; topics
• Enabling blockchain-IoT convergence for industrial revolution 4.0 innovation: A critical review by Ibrahim, Isa Ali ; Baballe, Muhammad Ahmad (2024) - In this chapter, we explore the potential role of blockchain technology in addressing the challenges of IoT security and privacy. Blockchain technology offers a decentralised, secure, and transparent solution for data sharing and storage, leveraging its core characteristics—immutability, data integrity, transparency, and consensus—to enable tamper-proof records, real-time tracking, and secure data sharing in supply chain management and healthcare. Keywords: blockchain; data; internet; iot; management; privacy; security; technology; things
• Factors that affecting firm performance mediated by digital transformation in Indonesia’s state-owned enterprises plantation and forestry industries by Surahman, Rini Hardiyanti ; Legowo, Nilo (2024) - Related Works Previous study [7] result show that digital transformation has a significant positive impact on firm performance which shows that successful digital transformation will improve firm performance. One hypothesis regarding digital mindset and digital transformation is that organizations with a strong digital mindset will be more likely to successfully implement digital transformation initiatives and achieve desired results. Keywords: authors; company; dalam; dan; digital; doi; firm; hypothesis; issn; learning; licensee; performance; perusahaan; research; respondents; technology; transformation; vol; work; yang
• Wind flow characteristics through shrouded wind turbine using ANSYS by Alzgool, Mais ; Alrefai, Obada ; Alamleh, Ahmad ; Alyaqoub, Mohammad (2024) - With the aid of this innovative technology, wind turbines could be used in populated areas where lower wind speeds could be captured. In other words, SWT is an optimized class of wind turbines that use a diffuser to accelerate and direct the airflow into the rotor to drive it for higher rotation speeds and then more power output [5]. Keywords: brim; diffuser; energy; figure; power; technology; turbine; wind
• Perception of Nurses on the Establishment, and their Willingness to Work in Assisted Living Facilities in Ghana by Aboh, Irene Korkoi (2020) - As word got around about the concept in the course of the se quential data collection in the study, almost all participants (98%) showed interest in the establishment of aged care facilities and in working in such faci lities or accepting deployment to one by their employers. [15] M. Bentley, M. Minstrell, H. Bucher, L. Spoule, and A. Robinson, Aged care nurse practitioners working in general practice, Journal Clinical Nursing, vol. 24, pp. Keywords: care; community; data; facilities; facility; family; ghana; government; health; home; hospital; living; nurses; nursing; participants; people; research; study; technology; vol; work
• Teacher competency development model of higher vocational schools in Shandong province, China by Bian, Xiaoshu ; Siththada, Thada (2024) - Introduction The quality of vocational education heavily relies on teacher competency development. Additional research by Cattaneo et al. (2022), Romanova et al.(2022), and Thwe et al.(2023) has further mailto:bianxs@qq.com 3797 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 3796-3807, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2823 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate enriched our understanding of teacher competency development. Keywords: administrator; competency; development; education; model; province; shandong; shandong province; support; teachers; teaching; technology; vts
• Temperature effect of biogas production from a greenhouse biogas digester by Maxhayi, Sikho ; Mukumba, Patrick ; Obileke, KeChrist ; Mzobotshe, Mandilakhe ; Lethole, Ndanduleni (2024) - These include the type of substrate, operational parameters (such as temperature, pH, hydraulic retention time, carbon-to-nitrogen ratio, and organic loading rate), and design parameters (including the construction materials, type of biogas digester, and feeding mechanisms employed) Furthermore, there are three main types of biogas digesters: the fixed dome, floating drum (cover), and balloon or tube digesters Keywords: ambient; anaerobic; biogas; digester; digestion; doi; energy; greenhouse; heat; production; slurry; technology; temperature; vol; yield
• A review of the role of artificial intelligence in Journalism by Banafi, Wedad (2024) - Nevertheless, AI journalism faces several challenges, such as algorithmic bias, data availability and quality, data privacy and security, training and education, transparency, and cost issues. The Potential of AI Journalism: A Review of Automated News Writing and the AI News Landscape. Keywords: algorithms; analysis; artificial; content; creation; data; intelligence; journalism; learning; media; news; reporting; review; study; technology; tools
• SWOT-AHP integration for determining development strategy of Pangkep Pomelo Citrus Agro-industry by Makkulawu, Andi Ridwan ; Soemarno, Soemarno; Santoso, Imam ; Mustaniroh, Siti Asmaul (2024) - [24] used this method in forest certification in Finland to quantitatively prioritise SWOT factors. Figure 2 shows the stages in obtaining strategy recommendations, explained in stage 1 initialising SWOT factors based on data obtained from village characteristics, literature, and SME characteristics. Keywords: ahp; analysis; citrus; factors; opportunities; pangkep; pomelo; priority; regency; strengths; swot; technology; threats; vol
• The economic impact of COVID-19 and the rise of artificial intelligence: A comprehensive analysis by Bengana, Ismail ; Mili, Khaled ; Mehaouat, Labidi Hocine ; Bounsiar, Abdenour ; Cherbi, Mohammed Lamine (2024) - Safeguarding Economic Gains and Employment The proliferation of AI technologies is expected to yield significant economic dividends, surpassing investments in traditional sectors such as oil exploration. The McKinsey Global Institute estimates that AI technologies could boost economic output across various sectors, potentially increasing global sectoral output by trillions of dollars (Abdel-Moneim & Ismail, 2021). Keywords: bahrain; challenges; covid-19; development; economic; global; growth; impact; intelligence; learning; pandemic; science; technologies; technology
• Exploring distance learning in rural private schools in the Philippines: Challenges, coping mechanisms, and model development by Escala, Audrey Mae L. ; Niez, Roland A. ; Tancinco, Noel P. ; Ralar, Tyron James T. ; Paz, Pearl Irish V. De; Magno, Jelyn M. ; Bulasito, Johnalisa L. ; Gervacio, Aina P. ; Plecerda, Lanie P. ; Sereño, Remeca M. ; Gelizon, Mary Joy B. (2024) - Administrators noted: We face multiple issues—assessing student learning, reproducing learning activity sheets, and a lack of teacher supervision all contribute to students’ lack of knowledge. – P10 Yes, we’ve encountered struggles, especially in monitoring student learning, providing timely feedback on assessments, and delivering individualized support for those facing learning difficulties. Keywords: challenges; distance; education; internet; learning; online; parents; school; students; support; teachers; teaching; technology
• The impact of virtual laboratories on the academic performance of grade 12 learners in impulse and momentum by Tatira, Benjamin ; Mshanelo, Thembelani (2024) - This study assesses the impact of virtual labs on the academic achievement of Grade 12 learners on the topic of impulse and momentum in physics. It uses a quasi-experimental methodology to compare the performance of learners who used virtual labs to those who learned in the prevailing theoretical settings. Keywords: education; impulse; labs; learners; learning; momentum; physics; science; study; technology; vol
• Augmented Reality in Dentistry: Uses and Applications in the Digital Era by Al-Khaled, Israa ; Al-Khaled, Alaa ; Abutayyem, Huda (2021) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bjps.2018.03.018 [34] P. Pietruski et al., Supporting mandibular resection with intraoperative navigation utilizing augmented reality technology – A proof of concept study, Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery, vol. 47, no. 6, pp. 854-859, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcms.2019.03.004 [35] C. J. Goodacre, Digital learning resources for prosthodontic education: The perspectives of a long‐term dental educator regarding 4 key factors, Journal of Prosthodontics, vol. 27, no. 9, pp. 791-797, 2018. Bosc R 2019 Review Review Review Surgery Review Mladenovic R 2019 Prospective Study 41 Student Divided into two groups Models Educational HMD and Dental Simulator mobile app. Keywords: articles; dentistry; display; field; journal; reality; review; review review; software; study; surgery; system; technology; vol
• Empowering university students’ learning in Taiwan’s higher education: Pathways to overcome challenges by Wang, Ru-Jer ; Chiang, Yu-Ming ; Hsueh, Chia-Ming ; Shih, Yi-Huang ; Wu, Chung-Chin (2024) - These pathways are as follows: (1) In response to the declining birthrate, develop university curricula and courses incorporating diverse perspectives, improve university enrollment, and increase investment in higher education; (2) Improve teaching and learning quality assurance; (3) The internationalization of higher education promotes foreign internationalization and local internationalization; (4) Integrating technology into higher education teaching and providing more diverse online teaching and abundant learning experiences for students. This study analyzes the challenges in higher education in Taiwan, and offers strategies to address them and improve university students’ learning experiences. Keywords: challenges; education; internationalization; learning; quality; shih; students; taiwan; teaching; technology; universities; university
• Does cybercrime affect brand loyalty to deposit money banks in Nigeria by Gbadebo, Adedeji Daniel (2024) - Specifically, paper attempts addressing four aims, including (i) to examine that extent at which financial losses to cybercrime affect customer brand loyalty (ii) to investigate the extent that card fraud by cybercriminal affect customer brand loyalty, (iii) to understand how persistent security breaches by cybercriminals affect customer brand loyalty and lastly, (iv) to demonstrate how identity thefts by cybercriminals affect customer brand loyalty. The study used self-structured and administered questionnaires to gather primary data from 200 clients from (10) deposit money banks (DMBs) and examine the effects of cybercrime on customers brand loyalty. Keywords: banking; banks; brand; brand loyalty; customer; cybercrime; fraud; journal; loyalty; study; technology; theft
• Leveraging Machine Learning for Cybersecurity: Techniques, Challenges, and Future Directions by Bhuiyan, Mohammad Rakibul Islam ; Faraji, Mahfujur Rahman ; Tabassum, Mst. Nowshin ; Ghose, Provakar ; Sarbabidya, Sukanta ; Akter, Riva (2024) - It Generated a significant advancement, extension buried of healthcare, finance, transportation and more unlocked up to date for research and innovation alongside ML. machine learning (ML) has numerous robust and statistical tactics for predictive motives, algorithms in general were supervised and unsupervised learning (Wang et al., 2023). By analyzing historical data, machine learning models can adapt to the constantly changing landscape of cyber threats, which increases the efficiency of intrusion detection and prevention (Gonaygunta, 2023). Keywords: algorithms; bhuiyan; data; detection; et al; information; learning; machine learning; models; research; science; security; systems; techniques; technology
• The mediating role of innovation in the impact of entrepreneurial bricolage on SME performance in the tourism sector by Kustiningsih, Nanik ; Andayani, Wuryan ; gati, Vidia ; Kuswandi, Kuswandi; Sidarta, Alphasyah Lazuardy (2024) - This research contributes to the limited literature on entrepreneurial bricolage in tourism SMEs, particularly in developing regions such as East Java. This research aims to explore the direct and indirect effects of entrepreneurial bricolage on enhancing the competitive advantage of tourism SMEs in East Java, with innovation as a mediating variable. Keywords: bricolage; business; development; entrepreneurship; innovation; market; new; performance; research; resources; sector; smes; study; technology; tourism
• Theoretical perspectives on digital globalization: A critical review by Ibrahim, Isa Ali ; Baballe, Muhammad Ahmad (2024) - This paper presents the first integration of industrial digital models with a 5G digital model, implemented as an Asset Administration Shell (AAS) of a 5G system. This result highlights the importance and necessity of integrating 5G into industrial digital models for their joint design and optimization Keywords: development; fourth; industrial; learning; research; revolution; technologies; technology
• Advanced Attendance Management Systems: Technologies and Applications by Sakshi; Sharma, Chetan; Sharma, Shamneesh ; Singh, Parminder; Khan, Ishtiyaq Ahmad (2021) - [41] H. Shinde and G. Raul, GPS based attendance management system with RFID technology, International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology, vol. 5, pp. 1-3, 2017. The author proposed a new style of attendance system in which students will provide a unique code with the help of the MD5 hashing algorithm each day to mark their attendance. Keywords: application; attendance; attendance management; attendance system; cloud; database; employees; features; figure; fingerprint; management; management system; person; recognition; rifd; students; system; technology; time; vol
• Future auditing: Machine learning's impact on audit capacity stress - young auditors' perceptions using UTAUT by Carisa, Eugenia ; Tedjosugondo, Evelyn Nadia ; Witjaksono, Armanto (2024) - This study investigates the impact of machine learning adoption on audit capacity stress among Indonesian external auditors. The result that comprises of young auditors to be the most respondents show performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and social influence are insignificant towards audit capacity stress. Keywords: audit; audit capacity; auditing; auditors; capacity stress; expectancy; factor; influence; learning; machine; machine learning; performance; research; stress; table; technology; usage; vol
• Green building adoption: Emphasizing energy efficiency and water conservation by Susanto, Sony ; Ciptadi, Gatot ; Hanani, Nuhfil ; Anwar, M. Ruslin (2024) - Intention 0.387 0.375 0.114 3.385 0.001 Alternative hypothesis is accepted Social -> Attitude -> Intention 0.145 0.156 0.061 2,360 0.019 Alternative hypothesis is accepted R Square and R Square Adjusted in research related to green building adoption in East Java, the results show that the Adoption variable has an R Square value of 0.234 and an R Square Adjusted of 0.227, which means that around 23.4% of the variability in green building adoption can be explained by the model used, while the rest is influenced by other factors outside the model. Strategies for promoting green building technologies adoption in the construction industry-An international study. Keywords: adoption; attitude; building; ease; funding; gbci; government; green; hypothesis; intention; social; technology; use; usefulness; value
• Design and building CNC engraving router machine using Arduino Uno with GRBL control system by Irwansyah, Defi ; Asnawi, Asnawi; Ula, Mutammimul ; Sahputra, Ilham ; Sahbana, Bagas Nur ; Arrahman, Fadly (2024) - Keywords: Arduino UNO, CNC machine, GRBL, Stepper motor. The most commonly used types of CNC machines are CNC milling machines, which usually have three axes of movement, and CNC lathe machines, which are used to make cylindrical objects, which generally have two axes of movement. Keywords: axis; cnc; control; design; doi; machine; movement; point; router; system; technology; units; vol
• Understanding gap between perception and expectations for artificial intelligence: Implications for sustainable development goals 4 and 9 by Skenderi, Besnik ; Zejnullahu, Safet ; Skenderi, Diamanta ; Selimi, Ferid (2024) - This indicates a need for well-qualified trainers to meet participant expectations and build confidence in AI systems. This high score suggests that privacy is seen as a fundamental component of trustworthiness in AI systems. Keywords: expectations; gap; intelligence; learning; mean; participants; people; statement; technology; user; variable
• Digital transformation of local governments in Sudan: A content analysis of e-government adoption by Alrawad, Mahmaod ; Ahmed, Nazar ; Soliman, Yasser ; Morsi, Sami ; Hashim, Mujtaba ; Derouez, Faten ; Tork, Magdy (2024) - The goal of this research is to identify and measure the effect of government strategies and actions on e-government services adoption and use. The findings suggest that while local e-government initiatives are still in the informative stages, many governments plan to develop more sophisticated e-government offerings. Keywords: adoption; government; implementation; information; integration; javascript; online; services; stage; study; technology; websites
• The influence of effort expectancy, performance expectancy, and social influence on perceived risk, behavioral intention, and actual use moderated by user trust in social commerce in Indonesia by Hendrajaya, Cuk Taruna ; Brahmasari, Ida Aju ; Ratih, Ida Aju Brahma (2024) - [77] S. Harridge-March, “Can the building of trust overcome consumer perceived risk online?,” Mark. The data analysis shows that the variable Performance Expectancy does not have a significant influence on actual consumer behavior in using social commerce platforms, leading to the rejection of the hypothesis stating that Performance Expectancy affects Behavioral Intent. Keywords: commerce; consumers; doi; effort; expectancy; hypothesis; influence; intention; model; performance; platforms; research; risk; social; technology; trust; use; vol
• Challenges in natural Arabic language processing by Moaiad, Yazeed Al ; Alobed, Mohammad ; Alsakhnini, Mahmoud ; Momani, Alaa M. (2024) - However, Arabic language processing on computers remains difficult for a variety of reasons. Arabic natural language processing (NLP) faces a great deal of difficulty, but over the last four decades, it has also achieved a great deal of success and made significant advancements. Keywords: arabic; language; nlp; processing; stemming; technology; text
• Electric batteries for mechanization and expanded Agrarian efficiency: Systematic literature review by Fitriani, Fitriani; Mahyati, Mahyati; Khairudin, Khairudin; Kurniawan, Bagus Putu Yudha ; Nasution, Arman Hakim (2024) - The integration of electric battery innovation into agriculture as promising road for improving operational productivity, maintainability, and financial practicality. Sthrengthen the collaboration among governments, businesses, and inquire farmer’s community is significant to overcome these challenges and advance the broad selection of electric battery innovations in Agriculture usage. Keywords: agriculture; batteries; battery; costs; doi; electric; farming; innovations; precision; rural; science; technology; utilize; vitality; vol; vosviewer
• Enhancing the environmental sustainability and business resilience of mangrove tourism in East Java through innovation design using META (Mangrove ecosystem transformation approach) by Riyanto, Darwin Yuwono ; Santoso, Rudi ; Wibowo, Januar (2024) - The environmental effects of mangrove tourism are assessed, important elements affecting company resilience are looked at, and it is shown how META might enhance both environmental results and operational efficiency. However, new difficulties have surfaced as mangrove tourism has grown in popularity. Keywords: business; conservation; data; east; ecosystems; innovation; java; management; mangrove; meta; research; resilience; study; sustainability; technology; tourism
• Smart green zones: Review by Khazaal, Ruqayah Basim ; Neima, Saba Jabbar ; Musa, Abeer Ibrahim (2024) - The basic characteristics of the formation of sustainable smart green urban spaces and their multiple dimensions are linked to the establishment of these types of spaces. One way smart green cities could support sustainable urban growth is via Cities may lower their environmental impact and support a more sustainable and resilient urban environment by managing natural resources sensibly and utilizing sustainable landscaping techniques. Keywords: areas; authors; cities; city; data; development; energy; environment; information; management; quality; science; spaces; systems; technology; urban; utilize; vol; water; zones
• Microwave-enhanced cracking over ZSM-5 (20) catalysts: Taguchi optimization for improved conversion and energy savings by Sulaiman, Muataz M. ; Makki, Hasan F. (2024) - When compared with conventional heat sources, microwave energy has a significant 4921 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 4920-4933, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3055 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate impact on many chemical reactions (12). There are two distinct components to the microwave heating technique: electrical energy, which is transformed into microwave energy, and microwave energy, which is converted into effective heat (14). Keywords: authors; conversion; cracking; energy; figure; injection; microwave; naphtha; nitrogen; power; technology; zeolite
• Innovation in learning with EBS apps: Enhancing elementary school students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills by Isrokatun, I. ; Hanifah, Nurdinah ; Irawati, Riana ; Rohman, Yusuf Abdul ; Rosmiati, Rosi ; Hanum, Citra Bahadur (2024) - Abstract: The rapid technological advancement in the Era of Society 5.0 demands innovative learning methods to enhance elementary students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills. In line with the results of student answers, various features were liked by each student. Keywords: application; apps; doi; ebs; ebs apps; elementary; learning; problem; questions; research; results; school; skills; solving; students; technology; test; thinking; vol
• Organizing information for strategic management accounting reports on the accounting information system foundation by Duc, Le Doan Minh ; Loi, Huynh (2024) - Factors affecting the application of strategic management accounting techniques and performance in Vietnamese enterprises. Information on strategic management accounting techniques. Keywords: accounting; ais; authors; business; costing; costs; customer; information; management; reports; sma; techniques; technology
• Strategic excellence and technological integration: Sustaining competitive advantage for private universities in Indonesia by Hidayah, Nurul ; Nugroho, Lucky ; Utami, Fransisca Listyaningsih (2024) - In fact, in the context of globalization and digitalization, information technology has a vital role in strengthening or weakening the influence of university strategies, visions, missions, and rankings on competitive advantage [9]. In addition, this study also explores the role of information technology moderation in strengthening or weakening the influence of university strategies, visions, missions, and rankings on sustainable competitive advantage. Keywords: advantage; doi; education; indonesia; influence; information; information technology; learning; mission; rankings; research; strategy; technology; universities; university; vision; vol
• Legal and economic assessment of Neuralink: Between today's challenges and future aspirations analytical descriptive study by Azab, Rania S. ; Ismail, Hosameldin H. (2024) - Human-machine overlap: BCI technologies like Neuralink technology integrate human capabilities with machines, leading to overlap in responsibilities. 1. Introduction Background: Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) like Neuralink technology are innovative systems enabling direct communication between the brain and computers by translating neural signals into device commands, with promising applications in medicine, particularly for individuals with disabilities (Lebedev & Nicolelis, 2006 (; ) Keywords: brain; challenges; computer; data; development; ethical; individuals; interfaces; neuralink; neuralink technology; privacy; protection; research; technologies; technology; use
• Machine learning-based models for forecasting radio refractivity over the coastal area of South Africa by Lawal, Yusuf Babatunde ; Owolawi, Pius Adewale ; Tu, Chunling ; Wyk, Etienne Van ; Ojo, Joseph Sunday (2025) - Although, the research recommended a new model for surface refractivity prediction, spatial variation of atmospheric parameters makes the model unfit for the mediterranean climate in South Africa. Abstract: Surface refractivity is a crucial parameter that determines the bending of radio signals as they propagate within the troposphere. Keywords: africa; data; gate; learning; lightgbm; model; prediction; refractivity; south; surface; technology; time; vol
• Review on recent control system strategies in Microgrid by Almihat, Mohamed G Moh ; Munda, Josiah L. (2024) - Microgrids (MGs) are becoming more capable of managing this integration and obtaining distributed, renewable energy systems [3]. MGs, particularly in renewable energy systems, require distributed MAS control. Keywords: blockchain; control; control systems; data; demand; doi; energy; energy management; energy sources; energy storage; energy systems; future; grid; iot; jan; learning; mgs; microgrids; monitoring; power; renewable; review; smart; storage; strategies; systems; technologies; technology; time; vol
• Insurance coverage in unstable region: Managing insurance claim risk amid Kashmir's political landscape by Punoo, Aamir Altaf ; Ota, Mahadev ; Mohammed, Shariq ; Azad, Imran ; Khan, Mohammad Shahfaraz ; Dar, Amir Ahmad (2024) - Political risk insurance has always been a service rife with ambiguities, particularly regarding the interpretation of legislative rules and grey areas, even though it is evolving and becoming more common in emerging regions. [2] Braun and Fischer (2018), “Determinants of the demand for political risk insurance: Evidence from an international survey” The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance-Issues and Practice, Vol. 43, No. 3, pp.397-419. Keywords: analysis; companies; coverage; data; factors; insurance; insurers; kashmir; losses; risk; science; technology; terrorism; tukey; violence; vol
• Peer-to-peer lending: An analytical review of research trends and future prospects by Kusumawati, Rita ; Hanafi, Mamduh M ; Surwanti, Arni ; Rahmawati, Alni (2024) - Predicting and Deterring Default with Social Media Information in Peer-to-Peer Lending 2017 148 Journal of Management Information Systems Q1 4 (Xia et al., 2017) Cost-sensitive boosted tree for loan evaluation in peer-to-peer lending 2017 138 Electronic Commerce Research and Applications Q1 5 (Freedman & Jin, 2017) P2P lending has seen rapid growth in the US, attributed to regulatory support from the US government and advancements in technology, as well as the ease of internet access (S. Chen et al., 2020). Keywords: articles; china; et al; financial; information; journal; model; p2p; p2p lending; peer; peer lending; research; study; technology
• Digital communication competence and technology adoption: Drivers of performance among small-scale millennial farmers in Indonesia by Sasmita, Hari Otang ; Saleh, Amiruddin ; Priatna, Wahyu Budi ; Muljono, Pudji (2024) - Discussion The findings of this investigation provide empirical evidence concerning the relationship between digital communication competence, ICT utilization, and millennial farmer performance in Bogor, Indonesia. Conclusion This study corroborates the significance of digital communication competence and ICT utilization in enhancing millennial farmers performance. Keywords: communication; competence; digital; doi; farmers; ict; information; knowledge; model; performance; research; science; skills; study; technology; use; utilization; vol
• Sustainable development: Genesis, challenges and perspectives by GBEKLEY, Efui Holaly ; GBEKLEY, Abla-Sika Hanou ; ANNOUAR, Yassir ; ALI, Abdourahamane Aissa Ghanny Vanessa ; KOULA, Fodoh Clefasse (2024) - These theories also encourage innovation and the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies, as well as the implementation of policies that promote sustainable economic development. Urban governance in the context of sustainable urban development is seen as a model of city governance (with eco-districts as a basic model) based on the concept of an integrated approach to sustainable urban development [56]. Keywords: authors; cities; concept; countries; development; doi; développement; edelweiss; environment; gate; goals; governance; human; issn; learning; licensee; local; resources; science; sustainability; technology; theories; urban; vol; world
• Cloud-based expertise: Evaluating proficiency in SAP C/4HANA for predicting entrepreneurial readiness in startup businesses by Martono, S. ; Yulianto, Arief ; Wijaya, Angga Pandu ; Plangsorn, Boonrat (2024) - Abstract: This study aims to examine the impact of digital competency on entrepreneurial alertness and entrepreneurial readiness. The inferential analysis results show that digital competency has a positive direct effect on entrepreneurial alertness but not on entrepreneurial readiness. Keywords: alertness; business; c/4hana; competency; data; digital; doi; readiness; sap; technology; vol
• Effectiveness of innovative techniques on Pupil's achievement in mathematics among higher secondary students in selected school by Janardhanan, Jayalekshmi ; Charles, M. Aron Antony (2024) - These results led the researchers to suggest that education planners implement policies recognizing formative evaluation as a key strategy to enhance student achievement. • To assess how well traditional teaching techniques and technology-enhanced learning compare in terms of raising student achievement in mathematics. Keywords: achievement; education; group; learning; mathematics; methods; performance; students; study; teaching; techniques; technology
• An exploratory examination of the willingness to adopt mobile banking services by Inoubli, Chiheb Eddine ; Sallami, Mourad (2024) - Keywords: Attitude, Digital marketing, Intention to use mobile banking services, Mobile banking, TAM. Regarding the adoption of mobile banking, several researchers such as Nor and Pearson [27], Kim, Shin and Lee [28], and El-Majali [29] have shown a strong association between trust and the intention to use mobile banking services. Keywords: adoption; attitude; banking; ease; intention; mobile; services; technology; trust; use; usefulness; vol
• Unlocking artificial intelligence for strategic market development and business growth: innovations, opportunities, and future directions by Hossain, Fahim ; Ahmed, G. M Selim ; Shuvo, Shree Pritom Paul ; Kona, Abeda Najmin ; Raina, Mostarifa Umme Hani ; Shikder, Fisan (2024) - [79] Kaggwa, M. M. M. In order to develop the best marketing and promoting alternatives, marketers need information about what people are thinking in the current market segment, and what is motivating and influencing them to buy (Milon et al., 2024). Keywords: analysis; bhuiyan; business; customer; data; development; et al; growth; information; intelligence; international; journal; learning; m. m.; m. r.; machine; management; market; marketing; new; research; review; science; technology
• Efficiency and transparency in the management of energy transactions of a smart grid by Minlibe, Lamboni ; Gnadi, Palanga Eyouléki Tcheyi (2024) - Vn 5904 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 5894-5918, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3273 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Table 3. Modelling the mechanism of energy market transactions. To address this, it is crucial to create energy transaction systems that ensure transparency, trust, and minimization of energy losses, while preserving the confidentiality of the information exchanged. Keywords: auction; authors; average; blockchain; communication; doi; energy; grid; layer; losses; management; market; mechanism; model; participants; price; satisfaction; system; technology; transactions; user; vol
• Modern approach to computer modeling of functional 3d objects in the professional training of future engineers and vocational education teachers by Derevyanchuk, Oleksandr ; Lovska, Alyona ; Ravlyuk, Vasyl ; Dominikov, Mickolay ; Derevianchuk, Yaroslav (2024) - [47] S. H. Lytvynova, System of computer modeling objects and processes and features of its use in the educational process of general secondary education, Information Technologies and Learning Tools, vol. 64, no. 2, pp. It has been established that tasks involving the analysis of graphical representations of functional 3D objects, such as non-rotating brake shoes for freight cars, allowed students to delve into the complexity of engineering solutions and produce high-quality, innovative solutions. Keywords: authors; brake; computer; education; future; journal; learning; modeling; objects; process; science; shoe; students; technology; training; vol
• Digital tooling with soft power to drive the smart silver economy under the aged society of Thailand by Lomchavakarn, Piyachat (2024) - As people heavily rely on various digital platforms, digital soft power—the utilization of digital technologies, including social media, in actualizing public diplomacy—has become one of the major strategies in public diplomacy. Abstract: “Thailand 4.0” is the current national strategic plan driven by digital technology and innovation; “Silver Economy” is one among the urgent flagship to serve the urgent needs of aged society with its approximately 20-30 percent of Thai population. Keywords: competency; development; digital; economy; elderly; entrepreneurs; learning; power; silver; society; technology; thailand
• Trends in sociolinguistics research in the last decade: Bibliometric analysis by Batubara, Muhammad Hasyimsyah ; Nasution, Awal Kurnia Putra ; Nurmalina, Nurmalina (2024) - Universiteit Leiden With 29 publications, Universiteit Leiden, contributes to language variation research, perhaps emphasizing Dutch contexts. Mathematics (Mathematics) With 38 publications, mathematics makes special contributions, perhaps related to mathematical models in language analysis. Keywords: analysis; aspects; authors; data; gender; interest; language; learning; literature; publications; research; science; sociolinguistics; technology; understanding; variation
• Analysis of interest in using investment application platforms as a means of mutual fund investment among Gen Z and Gen Millennials by Gayatri, Putu Githa ; Kurniawan, Yohannes (2024) - Furthermore, research by Wahyuni & Masdiantini (2023) also confirms that attitudes towards use have a significant impact on interest in using mutual fund investment application platforms. 5. Conclusion Based on the research results, it can be concluded that various factors have a significant influence on Gen Z and Millennials' interest in using mutual fund investment application platforms. Keywords: attitude; ease; financial; fund; gen; gen millennials; gen z; interest; investment; literacy; platforms; research; technology; use; value
• Bangladeshi False message detection using the Tree and characterized by procrastination classifiers by Haque, Rasidul ; Chowdhury, Md. Shafiul Alam ; Khan, Md. Farukuzzaman ; Ali, Mohammed Sowket ; Ullah, Md. Amanat ; Mannan, Md. Abdul (2024) - [14] Mr.R.Praveen Kumar, P.Dineshwaran, Ravikumar R, “False message Detection Using Machine Learning”, International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET), 2019, pp.486-488. Abstract: False message is much moreexotericdue to the rapid use of social media. Keywords: accuracy; classifier; dataset; detection; figure; learning; message; science; technology; text; words
• Predictive modeling of precast concrete compressive strength using artificial neural networks in a data-driven engineering framework: enhancing structural durability and sustainable construction by Steven, Iguza ; Adedotun, Hanif ; Mogbo, Onyebuchi ; Adam, Umar (2024) - Even though there are only a few academics working in this field, present studies mostly focus on plain concrete, ignoring the examination of unknown data sources for estimating concrete compressive strength. This in-depth review focuses on the important topic of predicting concrete compressive strength for industrial applications, putting light on this domain's critical relevance. Keywords: compressive; concrete; construction; data; doi; learning; machine; machine learning; models; precast; strength; study; technology; vol
• The connection between academic achievements and market demand: The role and practice of technology and innovation in knowledge transfer by RUAN, Jinhua ; ZHANG, Weina ; Hu, Ziping (2024) - These mechanisms complement each other and jointly promote the close integration of academic research and business practice, enabling academic innovation to achieve value transformation in practical business environments. Abstract: With the advancement of science, technology, and innovation, the mechanism for transforming academic research into commercially viable solutions has become a key area. Keywords: academia; business; industry; innovation; knowledge; knowledge transfer; process; research; study; technology; transfer
• Evaluating the HR practices used in the healthcare industry, The case of a tertiary hospital in Greece by Kopsidas, Odysseas ; Maska, Laura ; Falidas, Εvangelos (2024) - Employee organizational commitment can also be enhanced through training (H16). The impact of human resource management practices on operational performance: recognizing country and industry differences. Keywords: affect; commitment; employees; health; hospital; hrm practices; human; job; job satisfaction; journal; management; management practices; mean; perceptions; performance; practices; relationship; research; resource; resource management; resource practices; satisfaction; technology; training; work
• The challenges of the relationship between university and business by Ratangar, Djimnadjingar ; Abakar, Senoussi Seid ; Saleh, Moussa Kabir (2024) - Thanks to a close relationship with university research groups, companies can even influence research directions, particularly in new technologies. The graduate integration observatory, whose mission is to collect, analyze and disseminate information concerning the professional integration of university graduates, to propose relevant information to consolidate the strategy and action plans aimed at improving the match between training and employment, to disseminate the culture of employment, and to devise a policy of communication with the business world. Keywords: business; collaboration; companies; industry; knowledge; research; technology; training; universities; university
• Integrating digital marketing for enhanced banking performance by Mohamad, Balouza (2024) - Correspondence: mohamad.balouza@ul.edu.lb Integrating digital marketing for enhanced banking performance Balouza Mohamad1* 1Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Lebanese University; mbalouza@hotmail.fr (B.M.) Abstract: This study aims to explore the correlation between digital marketing and banking performance in terms of customer relationships, innovation, retention, and financial perspectives. Keywords: analysis; audi; banking; banks; customer; data; innovation; marketing; performance; relationships; research; satisfaction; service; technology
• Evaluation of electrical substation automation operational parameters: A systematic literature review by Mgenge, Mandlenkosi ; Swanepoel, Jan Adrian ; Muvunzi, Rumbidzai ; Daniyan, Ilesanmi Afolabi (2024) - This is due to the fact that substation automation helps in increasing the efficiency and reliability of electrical protection, aiding detailed electrical-fault analysis, displaying real-time substation information in a control centre, and advanced automation functions that monitor and reduce load-shedding incidences [6]. Existing studies indicate that one of the recent advances in substation automation includes the development of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61850 standard. Keywords: automation; communication; control; efficiency; energy; figure; iec; level; relays; substation; system; technology
• Role of computer vision and deep learning algorithms in livestock behavioural recognition: A state-of-the-art- review by Fatoki, Olawuyi ; Tu, Chunling ; Hans, Robert ; Bello, Rotimi-Williams (2024) - The framework proposed by [32] for recognition of cattle behavior is shown in Fig. Framework for recognizing cattle behavior. Keywords: accuracy; animal; behavior; cattle; dairy; detection; identification; images; lameness; learning; livestock; recognition; science; system; technology
• Development technology of helium neon laser power supply by Abdulrahman, Hayder J. ; Najimaldeen, Sarah. Z. (2024) - 1. Background As a general rule, the gas discharge of laser powers in 3 ways. As a general rule, the gas discharge of laser powers in 3 ways. Keywords: control; current; gas; helium; laser; neon; power; power supply; supply; technology; voltage
• A joint development of an e-learning management system with the IAEA: Transitioning from an on-premises hosting system to a cloud-based system by Kim, Hyeon-Jin ; Kim, Kyoung-Pyo ; Jeong, Ik (2024) - Numerous studies on the features, functions, and roles of online learning management systems (LMS) have been carried out in response to contemporary demands and the quick advancement of technology; however, the majority of LMS studies mostly concentrate on how to assist learners. [10] N. Harrati, I. Bouchrika, A. Tari, and A. Ladjailia, “Exploring user satisfaction for e-learning systems via scalable architectures,” Computers in Human Behavior, vol. 61, pp. Keywords: cloud; content; cost; development; education; learning; lms; research; scalability; students; study; support; systems; technology; vol
• Artificial intelligence in digital marketing automation: Enhancing personalization, predictive analytics, and ethical integration by Islam, Md Ahadul ; Fakir, Shafiqul Islam ; Masud, Seaam Bin ; Hossen, Md. Deluar ; Islam, Md Tariqul ; Siddiky, Md Rafiuddin (2024) - By leveraging AI tools such as predictive analytics, NLP, and chatbots, businesses can achieve improved customer segmentation, content personalization, and campaign optimization in marketing strategies. Companies should adopt AI tools to optimize SEO, with a focus on integrating voice search. Keywords: bhuiyan; businesses; content; customer; data; digital; et al; intelligence; journal; learning; marketing; research; review; strategies; technology
• Technology integration to improve numeracy skills of dyscalculia students: Obstacles of inclusion schools in Indonesia by Suripah, Suripah ; Zetriuslita, Zetriuslita ; Sthephani, Aulia ; Putri, Miranti Eka ; Desvianti, Erika (2024) - [3] N. M. Q. Ccoa, M. E. F. Choquehuanca, and F. H. R. Paucar, “An application of the Quizizz Gamification tool to improve motivation in the evaluation of elementary school students,” Educ. It is undeniable that the existence of special students who join regular classes together with students in general, requires more attention. Keywords: doi; education; inclusion; learning; needs; numeracy; results; school; students; teachers; technology; vol
• Clustered temporal memory networks: A hybrid approach for signal strength prediction by Nawej, Claude Mukatshung ; Owolawi, Pius Adewale ; Walingo, Tom (2024) - Keywords: Clustering, Hybrid techniques, Mobile networks, Prediction model, Time-series analysis. For instance, time series models can extract features such as trends and seasonality, which are then fed into classical machine learning models for further analysis and prediction. Keywords: clustering; data; doi; learning; lstm; machine; model; networks; performance; prediction; regression; series; signal; strength; technology; time; vol
• The inheritance of Tang Sancai pottery figurines in Luoyang: The integration of traditional handicrafts and the regional cultural background of social transformation by Fei, Liu ; Suwanthada, Prathabjai (2024) - The inheritance of Tang Sancai pottery figurines in Luoyang: The integration of traditional handicrafts and the regional cultural background of social transformation Liu Fei1, Prathabjai Suwanthada2* 1Students at the Department of Design and Culture, Faculty of Fine - Applied Arts and Cultural Science, Mahasarakham University, Maha Sarakham, 44000, Thailand; lf352719503@163.com (L.F.). Keywords: Ceramic pottery characteristics, China's social transformation, Context of cultural confidence and national identity, Cultural and traditional handicrafts, Tang Sancai pottery figurines. Keywords: china; chinese; color; culture; development; glaze; handicrafts; heritage; inheritance; learning; luoyang; pottery figurines; protection; research; sancai pottery; science; tang dynasty; tang sancai; technology; transformation
• Effectiveness of virtual reality media based on local wisdom: Indigenous Baduy Tribe, Kasepuhan Citorek and Kesepuhan Neglasari Banten Indonesia by Adiputra, Dede Kurnia ; Japar, Muhammad ; Muslim, Suyitno (2024) - Abstract: The application of Virtual Reality media based on local wisdom in learning Natural and Social Sciences for grade IV elementary school students, with an emphasis on the culture of the Baduy Tribe, Kasepuhan Citorek, and Kesepuhan Neglasari in Banten, Indonesia. 3. Methods This study adopted a mixed approach to assess the effectiveness of Virtual Reality media that focuses on local wisdom in learning Natural and Social Sciences in grade IV elementary schools. Keywords: education; learning; media; reality; science; students; technology; test; wisdom
• The impact of human capital and ICT index on local economic growth in Vietnam by Tam, Cao Minh ; Phong, Nguyen Anh ; Chinh, Le Van (2024) - The results of the studies all show the positive role in economic growth of the group of Research on the impact of technological development on local economic growth: Studies on the impact of spending on science, technology or information and communication technology (ICT) development of the country or localities all have positive contributions to economic growth (Pradhan et al, 2018; Bahrini and Qaffas, 2019). First of all, the interaction effect between the ICT index and the labor force over 15 years old (ICT*Over15) shows that the interaction effect magnifies local economic growth, specifically, if the effect is alone, then Workers over 15 years old have a marginal impact of 0.05%, the single impact of ICT on economic growth is 0.06%, while the interaction effect has boosted growth to nearly 0.11%. Keywords: capital; economic; et al; growth; human; ict; impact; province; region; research; technology; thi
• Exploration of nouns translation procedures in technological terminology by Widiastutik, Sri ; Beratha, Ni Luh Sutjiati ; Rajeg, I Made ; Aryani, I Gusti Agung Istri (2024) - • Analyze the pattern and suitability of term translation with the linguistic and cultural context in the corpus. Correspondence: sriwidiastutik@instiki.ac.id Exploration of nouns translation procedures in technological terminology Sri Widiastutik1*, Ni Luh Sutjiati Beratha2, I Made Rajeg3, I Gusti Agung Istri Aryani4 1Doctoral Linguistics Program Study, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University, Denpasar, 80114, Indonesia; sriwidiastutik@instiki.ac.id (S.W.). Keywords: approach; context; data; frequency; learning; nouns; procedures; research; science; sma; study; technical; technology; terminology; terms; translation
• Applying artificial intelligence in predicting educational excellence in higher education institutions: A case study in Jordanian universities by Najdawi, Mohamed Hadi Al ; Shwedeh, Fanar ; Abdelmoghies, Mahmoud Mokhtar ; Kitana, Abdelkarim ; Ali, Ahmed (2024) - [11] M. Salameh et al., “The Impact of Project Management Office’s Role on Knowledge Management: A Systematic Review Study,” Comput. [76] Y.K. Dwivedi et al., ‘So what if ChatGPT wrote it?’ Keywords: adoption; data; doi; education; et al; excellence; impact; institutions; intelligence; learning; privacy; research; security; shwedeh; students; study; sustainability; systems; technology; trust; vol
• Marginal oil and gas field development using stranded and flaring gas by Kartohardjono, Sutrasno ; Fadilah, Hadid (2024) - Research and technological advances have strengthened the supply and security of gas projects in many countries, and it is hoped that similar approaches can be applied in Indonesia. Result and Discussion A comprehensive analysis of the technical and economic aspects of gas product and technology utilization options was conducted. Keywords: analysis; authors; buyer; cng; comply; costs; figure; gas; issn; lng; lpg; mm$; opex; pipeline; potential; processing; production; project; sensitivity; simulation; table; technology; transportation; vol
• Generative pre-trained transformer based on image content and user personality for caption creation in social media by Ariansyah, Ikhsan ; Hidayati, Shintami Chusnul (2024) - Image caption generation is a computer science problem that involves computer vision (CV), natural language processing (NLP), and Machine Learning (Seo et al., 2020). Image objects are identified using a Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) for personality classification. Keywords: caption; dan; data; detection; gpt; image; intelligence; learning; mbti; media; mobil; model; object; orang; personality; process; results; scenery; social; technology; text; user; vol; yolov9
• Physical science teachers’ perspectives on professional development and use of digital technology by Dlamini, Maserialong ; Jita, Thuthukile (2024) - Therefore, the proliferation of technology demands greater opportunities for teacher professional development toward technology integration. It explains that for enhanced and effective ICT integration, teacher professional development seeks to have certain features to be effective. Keywords: development; education; ict; ict integration; integration; learning; participants; professional; science; teachers; teaching; technology; training; use
• Implementation of the STEM project “modeling of spatial images of stellated Poyhedra” in the professional training of future vocational education teachers by Derevyanchuk, Oleksandr ; Ridei, Nataliia ; Tytova, Nataliia ; Ravlyuk, Vasyl ; Yatsko, Oksana (2025) - An important direction of STEM education for future professional education teachers is the comprehensive application of educational data mining methods in professional activities. The use of modeling within STEM education is an effective tool for developing creative thinking and forming the professional competencies of future professional education teachers. Keywords: approach; education; figure; future; learning; modeling; process; project; science; stem; students; technology; vol
• Work system improvement model with macro ergonomic analysis and design method approach by Amri, A. ; Zakaria, Muhammad ; Chandra, Yovi (2024) - Macroergonomics is an approach to analyzing, designing, or improving work systems and work organizations. Macro ergonomics seeks a balance between work systems and organizational factors. Keywords: alternative; analysis; data; design; environment; production; productivity; pulse; rest; ship; system; table; technology; time; work; work system; workers; workload
• Impact of augmented reality on high school students’ motivation and understanding of acid-base titration concepts by Kartini, Ketut Sepdyana ; Yusa, I Made Marthana ; Adnyana, I Nyoman Widhi ; Putra, I Nyoman Tri Anindia (2024) - The motivational constructs identified by Anuar et al. further support the notion that AR can positively influence student learning experiences. This is echoed by Yıldız, who argues that AR applications attract students' attention and foster creativity, which is essential for deep learning, especially for digital natives who thrive in multimedia environments (Yildiz, 2021). Keywords: application; experience; learning; reality; students; sus; system; technology; usability; user
• Exploring the effectiveness of smart school program as a policy innovation in South Sulawesi, Indonesia by Mardin, Nur Fadillah Rianti Handayani ; Haning, Moch Thahir ; Syahribulan, Syahribulan (2024) - Keywords: Policy innovation, Public education, Smart school program, Technology integration. Abstract: The Smart School program, a policy innovation implemented by the South Sulawesi Provincial Government in Indonesia, has been successfully adopted by schools in the region. Keywords: education; innovation; learning; program; school; school program; south; students; sulawesi; technology
• The role of principal's manajerial mindset in shaping educational marketing strategies: A case study of a private junior high school in Indonesia by Fitria, Rezki Nurma ; Trihantoyo, Syunu ; Windasari, Windasari; Setiawan, Aditya Chandra ; Putra, Febri Wandha ; Supriyanto, Achmad (2024) - Introduction In the world of education, school marketing strategies have become a popular issue, especially with the increasing competition among educational institutions. Therefore, while the research 7588 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 7578-7590, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3642 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate provides insights into an effective management mindset in school marketing strategies, it is important to understand and overcome these limitations so as to increase the validity of the research findings. Keywords: data; digital; education; growth; learning; management; managerial; marketing; mindset; principal; research; role; school; strategies; strategy; teacher; technology; vol
• The development of learning media in virtual classroom on topics of Thai performing arts by Rittibul, Pravit ; Boontonglek, Manoch ; Orachun, Riswan ; Ngerndang, Artitaya ; Boonsong, Panurat (2024) - Virtual classroom learning media on the subject of Thai Traditional Performing Arts was reviewed from documents, textbooks, various information, including virtual classroom media and research related to the creation of virtual classroom learning materials as a guideline for the development of virtual classroom learning materials. Characteristics of Thai Traditional Performing Arts, Video on Thai Traditional Performing Arts 2) Design stage: The researcher studied the methods for developing learning media in Virtual Classroom on topics of Thai performing arts in online classroom format by designing the shape of the media so that learners can re-study the content as many times as they like according to the needs of the students, content is set by analyzing data, structure design and order of content placement, divide content into categories so students can study the required content as many times as they want, at any time, and anywhere they want and increase interest by presenting content in the form of images and sounds. Keywords: arts; classroom; learning; media; students; technology; test; thai; topics
• Biopolymer immobilization enhanced the survival of lactobacillus casei ATCC334 in mangosteen probiotic beverage by Kadum, Hana ; Muhialdin, Belal J (2024) - The concept of immobilization has been proven in fruit juice where the survival of cells probiotics is very limited [49]. Immobilized probiotics were introduced to mangosteen juice, and the probiotics' viability was evaluated for 4 weeks at 4°C. Keywords: acid; authors; beverage; cell; food; free; immobilized; juice; mangosteen; metabolites; probiotics; science; storage; survival; technology; weeks
• Implementing intellectual property rights at universities: Evidence from Vietnam by Anh, Do Thi Van ; Huu, Nguyen Duc ; Tam, Truong Thi (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3716 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: huund@dhcd.edu.vn Implementing intellectual property rights at universities: Evidence from Vietnam Do Thi Van Anh1, Nguyen Duc Huu2*, Truong Thi Tam3 1,2,3Department of Social Work, Trade Union University, Ha Noi, Vietnam; huund@dhcd.edu.vn (N.D.H.). The article analyzes the challenges in the enforcement of intellectual property rights as well as solutions that Vietnam's higher education system needs to approach to implement in line with international practices. Keywords: intellectual; property; property rights; protection; research; results; rights; science; technology; transfer; universities; university; vietnam
• The gait analysis at children aged 6-18 years old - a comprehensive review by Nuriu, Denis ; Spahiu, Elton ; Bendo, Aida (2024) - This review's objective is to gather the most recent findings on child gait analysis, with a focus on gait development, prevalent gait abnormalities, and emerging gait assessment tools. Gait analysis is an essential method for evaluating children's locomotor development because it offers information on their social, cognitive, and physical growth. Keywords: abnormalities; age; analysis; children; development; gait; palsy; patterns; study; technology; years
• Thermal-Fluid study of curved tubes in cross-flow by Kunal, Kunal; Dhiman, Sushil Kumar (2024) - The results show an improvement in heat transfer when curved tube is used instead of straight tube which can be utilised in waste heat recovery recuperators. Augmentation or optimum utilization of heat transfer is usually the prime concern as far as the economic operation and environment protection is taken care off. Keywords: authors; curvature; doi; flow; heat; issn; learning; licensee; science; surface; technology; transfer; tube; vol
• The influence of digital literacy on entrepreneurial innovation in the program for growing young agricultural entrepreneurs (PWMP) at the polytechnic of agricultural development Medan by Kansrini, Yuliana ; Lubis, Zulkarnain Lubis; Effendi, Ihsan ; Mulyani, Puji Wahyu (2024) - Digital literacy in the low category indicates that entrepreneurs are less skilled in utilizing digital literacy in developing their businesses. In addition, this study analyzes the effect of digital literacy skills on the ability to innovate among entrepreneurs. Keywords: ability; agricultural; digital; entrepreneurs; innovation; literacy; medan; program; pwmp; technology
• Blueprint for the 21st century online learning environment in stem education through a systematic review and qualitative synthesis by Meylani, Ruşen (2024) - Policy Recommendations • Integration of Emerging Technologies: Governments and educational authorities should prioritize investments in cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality 8214 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8196-8226, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3763 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate (VR), and blockchain to enhance online STEM learning. Diverse Learning Mechanisms: What instructional strategies and design principles best support diverse learners and foster engagement in online STEM education? 1.4. Keywords: analysis; author; data; design; development; doi; educational; engagement; enhances; environments; experiences; gate; int; issn; knowledge; learner; learning; licensee learning; needs; oles; online; outcomes; research; review; science; skills; stem education; strategies; students; study; support; technologies; technology; understanding; virtual; vol
• Composition, properties of Ahnfeltia biochar and the possibility of its use as a fertilizer for Luvic Anthrosols or for hydroponics by Anastasia, Brikmans ; Olga, Nesterova ; Mariia, Bovsun ; Alina, Kozlova ; Tatyana, Karpenko ; Andrei, Egorin (2024) - Correspondence: bovsun.mal@dvfu.ru Composition, properties of Ahnfeltia biochar and the possibility of its use as a fertilizer for Luvic Anthrosols or for hydroponics Brikmans Anastasia1, Nesterova Olga2, Bovsun Mariia3*, Kozlova Alina4, Karpenko Tatyana5, Egorin Andrei6 1,2,3,4,5,6Far Eastern Climate Smart Lab, Institute (School) of the World Ocean, Far Eastern Federal University, Russian Federation; brikmans.av@dvfu.ru (B.A.) nesterova.ov@dvfu.ru (N.O.) bovsun.mal@dvfu.ru (B.M.) kozlova.aart@dvfu.ru (K.A.) karpenko.tiu@dvfu.ru (K.T.) andrey.egorin@gmail.com (E.A.). Ahnfeltia biochar had a higher value of water-holding capacity, plant nutrient content compared to wood biochar (Betula alba), which showed good results in Luvic Anthrosols (reduced CO2 emissions, increased yield). Keywords: ahnfeltia; ahnfeltia biochar; beach; beaches; biochar; carbon; content; primorsky; science; soil; technology; territory; vol
• Building the success of culinary SMEs in food processing: Perspectives on business ecosystem analysis and digital transformation in West Java, Indonesia by Wahab, Deden Abdul ; Anggadini, Sri Dewi ; Soegoto, Dedi Sulistiyo ; Yunanto, Rio (2024) - Keywords: Business ecosystem, Business success, Digital transformation. The research approach refers to theories related to business ecosystems and the readiness of small businesses to adapt to technological advancements through effective digitalization practices. Keywords: business; business ecosystem; business success; culinary; data; digitalization; ecosystem; latent; research; success; technology; transformation; value; variables
• The role of AI and data integration in enhancing data protection in U.S. digital public health an empirical study by Hossain, Md Russel ; Mahabub, Shohoni ; Das, Bimol Chandra (2024) - Regulatory Frameworks and Challenges in Data Protection HIPAA and other federal and state regulations are the primary means by which US privacy of public health data is regulated. Adoption of AI-Driven Data Protection Systems Results indicate that AI based data protection systems are rapidly making their way into use just about every public health platform, especially in the post Covid 19 period of increased digitization. Keywords: data; digital; health; healthcare; information; integration; intelligence; learning; privacy; protection; public; security; systems; technology
• Advancing healthcare transformation: AI-driven precision medicine and scalable innovations through data analytics by Mahabub, Shohoni ; Das, Bimol Chandra ; Hossain, Md Russel (2024) - In this case study, one analyzes their techniques for building AI based data fusion centers in detail. This is a literature review of the core concepts, applications and challenges involved with the implementation of AI driven data fusion centers. Keywords: centers; clinic; data; fusion; healthcare; intelligence; learning; medicine; patient; precision; technology
• Empowering modern business intelligence (BI) tools for data-driven decision-making: Innovations with AI and analytics insights by Das, Bimol Chandra ; Mahabub, Shohoni ; Hossain, Md Russel (2024) - That said let me make it clear that as all these innovations are gradually embraced by enterprises BI tools remain pivotal in charting the future direction of analytical decision making. Thanks to the interaction between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics, BI tools are no longer just 8334 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8333-8346, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3800 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate analytical but also can prescribe action and predict future outcomes [2]. Keywords: analytics; business; data; decision; intelligence; learning; making; organizations; systems; technology; tools
• Integration of augmented reality technology to enhance English speaking skills for tourism industry employees in Sumbawa regency by Umar, Umar; Yuliadi, Yuliadi; Hidayatullah, Muhammad (2024) - The adoption of AR technology in language learning is still in its nascent stages, especially in developing regions like Sumbawa Regency. Given these concepts and issues, this study focuses on the research questions such as 1) how can AR technology enhance the English-speaking skills of tourism employees in Sumbawa? 2) what challenges are associated with the implementation of AR technology in language training within the tourism sector in Sumbawa? Keywords: employees; english; language; learning; reality; skills; speaking; sumbawa; technology; test; tourism
• A systematic review on information security policies in the USA banking system and global banking: Risks, rewards, and future trends by Ullah, Md Wali ; Alam, Md. Tanvir ; Sultana, Tanzina ; Rahman, Md. Mahfuzur ; Faraji, Mahfujur Rahman ; Ahmed, Md Faysal (2024) - U.S. Banking Information Security Risks and Rewards According to Huang & Madnick (2020), the U.S. banking sector faces a dynamic landscape of information security risk and rewards, shaped by rapid technological advancements and an evolving threat environment (Alam et al., 2024). Case study, qualitative Provides practical insights into the integration of AI in banking security to prevent fraud. Keywords: banking; cybersecurity; data; et al; information; information security; journal; learning; research; risk; science; sector; security; study; technology; u.s
• Optimizing of phosphate and ammonium removal from wastewater using modified zeolite: A response surface methodology approach by Nabeel, Mohammed ; Dawood, Ammar Salman (2024) - Such modifications are intended to enhance the efficiency of zeolites in wastewater treatment processes, which can better target against the problems of nutrient pollution. These results highlight the promise presented by modified zeolite as a sustainable approach to enhancing current wastewater treatments in meeting or exceeding stringent environmental standards and minimizing eutrophication threats. Keywords: adsorption; ammonium; ammonium removal; dose; model; phosphate; process; removal; science; surface; technology; time; treatment; wastewater; zeolite
• Simulation of blueberry production in Lambayeque, Peru: An agent-based approach by Reyna-González, Julissa Elizabeth ; Falcon, Andy Williams Chamoli ; Huiman, Luis Vladimir Urrelo ; Pozo, Marco Alberto Suárez ; Vilca, Yamileé Melissa Cáceres (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3827 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: jreyna@unheval.edu.pe Simulation of blueberry production in Lambayeque, Peru: An agent-based approach Julissa Elizabeth Reyna-González1*, Andy Williams Chamoli Falcon2, Luis Vladimir Urrelo Huiman3, Marco Alberto Suárez Pozo4, Yamileé Melissa Cáceres Vilca5 1,4Universidad Nacional Hermilio Valdizán-Huánuco, Peru; jreyna@unheval.edu.pe (J.E.R.G.) msuarez@unheval.edu.pe (M.A.S.P.) 2,5Universidad Tecnológica del Perú, Lima, Peru; chamoliss@hotmail.com (A.W.C.F.) c25202@utp.edu.pe (Y.M.C.V.) Abstract: This study presents an agent-based simulation to analyze and optimize blueberry production in Lambayeque, Peru. Keywords: blueberry; data; export; growth; lambayeque; market; model; peru; plants; production; simulation; technology; vol
• Innovative educators in the digital age: Analyzing the impact of school support, self-efficacy, and technology anxiety on teaching creativity by Mulyoto, Mulyoto; Rugaiyah, Rugaiyah; Susanto, Teguh Trianung Djoko (2024) - However, technology anxiety mediates the influence of organizational incentives on educator creativity negatively. [68] T. Jita and A. Dhliwayo, “Design-based approach to technology innovation: Teacher educators’ experiences with tablets as instructional tools in South Africa,” Contemp. Keywords: anxiety; climate; creativity; doi; educators; efficacy; innovation; learning; school; self; teachers; technology; technology anxiety; technology self; value; vol
• Intervention strategies to enhance food safety certification adoption among farmers in Malaysia: A system dynamics approach by Omar, Mohd Shahir ; Kie, Cheng Jack ; Ahmarofi, Ahmad Afif ; Yusuf, Muhammad Fakhrul (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3847 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: jackkie@umpsa.edu.my Intervention strategies to enhance food safety certification adoption among farmers in Malaysia: A system dynamics approach Mohd Shahir Omar1,3, Cheng Jack Kie1*, Ahmad Afif Ahmarofi2, Muhammad Fakhrul Yusuf1,3 1Faculty of Industrial Management, Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah, 26300 Gambang, Pahang, Malaysia; omar.mohdshahir@gmail.com (M.S.O.) jackkie@umpsa.edu.my (C.J.K.). This comprehensive approach provided actionable insights for improving food safety certification adoption and informed evidence-based policy recommendations for the agricultural industry in Malaysia. Keywords: adoption; awareness; certification; elements; enforcement; farmers; food; food safety; increase; malaysia; market; safety; safety certification; technology
• Energy-efficient clustering in wireless sensor networks using metaheuristic algorithms by Flayyih, Kadhim Hayyawi ; Nickray, Mohsen (2024) - Efficient energy management is essential, particularly in clustering processes, which play a pivotal role in optimizing data transmission and reducing energy consumption [2]. Due to the resource limitations and vulnerability of WSNs, the NF-SSOA protocol aims to enhance energy optimization while ensuring secure communication. Keywords: algorithm; clustering; energy; function; goa; learning; network; nodes; optimization; performance; rounds; scenario; sensor; technology; woa
• Leveraging complex network theory to enhance IoT applications in airport management by Alsaeed, Murtaja Natiq Faris ; Fard, Kheirolah Rahsepar (2024) - This article mainly focuses on explaining the role of new technologies in the development of smart airports, and when defining a smart airport, the project mainly takes into account the digital maturity of the airport, which describes the level of adoption of airport technology. The main objective of the project is to study specific technologies that will have a strong impact on the development of smart airports. Keywords: airport; blockchain; data; devices; example; gate; internet; iot; management; network; passenger; smart; technology; theory; things
• Evaluation of model mind mapping science blended to enhance students students' critical thinking skills by Anggraeni, Desak Made ; Prahani, Binar Kurnia ; Jatmiko, Budi (2024) - Tables 6–9 illustrate how integrating MOODLE into the MMSB learning model significantly improves student CTS and offers valuable insights into its impact on pedagogy and student engagement. Next, descriptive statistics are employed to examine student responses to learning activities [47]. Keywords: cluster; cts; doi; gain; learning; mapping; mind; mmsb; model; moodle; results; science; students; table; technology; test; thinking; vol
• The role of power in market control in supplier-buyer relations by Gharehdaghi, Mandana ; Kamann, Dirk-Jan F. (2024) - The analysis is framed within the conceptual structure of a model with a focus on the nuanced interplay of power and decision-making in the context of supply networks. Relevance for Blockchain Adoption Empirical evidence from this study indicates the importance of network dynamics in determining blockchain adoption. Keywords: adoption; blockchain; companies; company; doi; dynamics; factors; management; network; power; supply; technology; vol
• Factors affecting the quality of university accounting education in the context of industry 4.0: An empirical study at universities in Vietnam by Thuy, Lai Thi Thu (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3882 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: laithuy@tmu.edu.vn Factors affecting the quality of university accounting education in the context of industry 4.0: An empirical study at universities in Vietnam Lai Thi Thu Thuy1* 1Thuongmai University, Vietnam; laithuy@tmu.edu.vn (L.T.T.T.) Accounting students need opportunities to practice through real-life scenarios, internships with businesses, and working with accounting tools and software. Keywords: accounting; curriculum; education; facilities; factors; learning; model; quality; students; technology; universities; variables
• The impact of the numbered head together learning model assisted by interactive media on elementary students' natural and social sciences learning outcomes by Tristaningrat, Made Adi Nugraha ; Suastra, I Wayan ; Jampel, Nyoman ; Margunayasa, I Gede ; Sanjaya, Dewa Bagus (2024) - This is in line with the findings of Kustandi and Sujipto (2011), which state that learning media can improve teaching and learning activities by clarifying the meaning of messages so that they can facilitate the achievement of learning objectives. Effectiveness of Learning in the New Normal Era on Student Learning Outcomes in Discrete Mathematics Courses (Effectiveness, 1 (April), 41-45. Keywords: class; education; journal; learning; media; model; outcomes; science; students; technology; test
• Impact of global innovation indicator on China’s exports development by Ismail, Hosameldin H. (2024) - The research is also intended to study innovation development in China, as China adopted implementation of an innovation-based economic development strategy in 2006, so it took the initiative to set up high- tech zones, technology parks, innovation clusters and funds to support creative projects. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1198-5848 9082 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 9081-9100, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3936 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate Significance of the research stems from getting to know the impact of innovation on the Chinese exports development, particularly after China has ranked eleventh in the global innovation index, as well as the role of the Chinese government in innovation development. Keywords: china; chinese; coefficient; correlation; development; development index; exports; impact; index; innovation; innovation index; knowledge; research; science; study; technology
• The role of perceived security and social influence on the usage behavior of digital banking services: An extension of the technology acceptance model by Quynh, NgoHai; Truong, LeMinh (2023) - In contrast, digital banking customers rely solely on the application and its security features to ensure safety. The role of perceived security and social influence on the usage behavior of digital banking services: An extension of the technology acceptance model NgoHai Quynh1*, LeMinh Truong2 1,2The University of Danang, Korea University of Information and Communication Technology, Vietnam; nhquynh@vku.udn.vn (N.H.Q); Lmtruong.19ba@vku.udn.vn (L.M.T.). Keywords: banking; banking services; banks; behavior; brand; customers; factors; influence; information; intention; journal; learning; model; research; science; security; studies; study; technology; usage; use; vol
• Digitalization of volleyball match system material: Learning innovation at the faculty of sports science, university of Medan by Kasih, Indra ; Widiyaningsih, Onyas ; Faridah, Eva ; Simatupang, Nurhayati ; Sinulingga, Albadi ; Siregar, Samsuddin (2024) - In the context of sports education learning, several studies have also been conducted to develop digital learning media for the sports learning process. This is because the use of technology that is able to provide learning media in the form of multimedia makes learning more interesting (Chiou et al., 2015; Zin et al., 2013). Keywords: application; experts; good; group; learning; match; media; students; system; technology; trial; volleyball; volleyball match
• E-learner success assesment model (E_LSAM) in higher education: Does it work? by Sulistiani, Dwi ; Bashith, Abdul ; Amin, Saiful (2025) - [30] M. N. Yakubu and S. I. Dasuki, “Asessing e-learning systems success in Nigeria : An aplication of the DeLone and McLean information systems success model,” Journal of Information Thecnology Education: Research, vol. 17, pp. [32] W. S. Lin and C. H. Wang, “Antecedences to continued intentions of adopting e-learning system in blended learning instruction: A contingency framework based on models of information system success and task-technology fit,” Computers and Education, vol. Keywords: education; effect; icu; learner; learning; lst; model; peu; pus; research; students; study; success; system; technology; vol
• Cluster analysis of rainfall patterns in Mamminasata: Validation of climate hazards group infrared precipitation with station dataset using observational comparisons by Sunusi, Nurtiti ; Giarno, Giarno; Muflihah, Muflihah; Pasari, Sumanta (2024) - No anomalies were found in CHIRPS rainfall, where mountainous areas with rainfall patterns were included in group 2 or lowland areas with rainfall patterns in group 3. This research confirms that high elevation overestimates CHIRPS rainfall. Keywords: areas; chirps; data; doi; estimates; figure; indonesia; mamminasata; pattern; precipitation; rainfall; technology; vol
• The ethical issues surrounding artificial intelligence by Alsahafi, Omar ; Alfaleh, Abdulrahman ; Altamimi, Mshary ; Alghamdi, Ahmed ; Alhafi, Abdullah ; Altigani, Abdelrahman ; Elsadig, Muawia A. ; Sulieman, Sulieman Mohamed Ali ; Mohamed, Yasir Abdelgadir (2024) - [2] Winfield AF, Michael K, Pitt J, Evers V. Machine ethics: The design and governance of ethical AI and autonomous systems [scanning the issue]. These issues must be considered appropriately and resolved if ethical AI research and use are to be ensured (10). Keywords: concerns; data; implications; intelligence; issues; potential; privacy; research; systems; technology; use
• Legal rules on patent exploitation and management for innovation in Vietnamese universities by Nguyen, Phan Quoc ; Mai, To Nhat (2024) - The main content of this chapter includes commitments on the principles of intellectual property rights protection, the scope of intellectual property rights, inventions, industrial designs, trademarks, geographical indications, and secret information. Hayes Soloway, P.C. Retrieved April 8, 2024, from https://www.hayes- soloway.com/intellectual-property-development-and-management 9656 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 9652-9669, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.4067 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate regulations and instructions of the Ministry Education on intellectual property management at universities, such as Regulations on the management of technological inventions at schools. Keywords: activities; development; education; exploitation; intellectual; law; management; patent; property; property rights; protection; regulations; research; rights; students; technology; universities; vietnam
• Urban digital economy, business model innovation and corporate ESG performance: A industry chain upstream and downstream perspective by Zhang, Shuhua (2024) - Therefore, this paper takes urban entrepreneurial vigor as an instrumental variable; in addition, considering that the development of digital economy is a long-term process that does not happen overnight, this paper chooses the lagged period of digital economy development variables as another instrumental variable. If we compare the definition of ESG with the planning and strategy of digital economy development, we can find that the two are highly compatible in the two concepts of technological advancement and upgrading of development model (Bhattacharya and Bhattacharya, 2023). Keywords: business; business model; chain; companies; development; digital; downstream; economy; economy development; enterprises; esg performance; green; industry chain; innovation; model; results; supply chain; technology; upstream; variables
• Gamification and attitudes in engaging children in the learning process: A case of online math games by Hammadi, Nawal Qasim ; Mohadat, May Ahmad ; Alawamreh, Ali Ratib (2024) - Such as, how enjoyable do you find the experience of learning mathematics, have you ever delved into the world of online math games, What are your emotions when engaging in math games as opposed to traditional learning approaches, Have you observed any alterations in your math grades since incorporating online math games into your learning routine. This specific research investigates with particular attention the modern sphere of online math games and how they could change the very nature of children’s participation in this academic discipline as well as the way it is perceived. Keywords: achievement; attitudes; children; education; games; gamification; jordan; journal; learning; math; math games; mathematics; online; research; students; study; subject; technology
• Assessing the need for technology-enhanced tools to release the sufferings of Cinderella in language teaching (Pronunciation) by Suwartono, Tono ; Nurhayati, Sri ; Junaid, Rusdiana (2024) - Evidence from this study indicates that regarding English pronunciation the students can be trained intensively with more practical media that facilitate English pronunciation learning. It is obvious that the students need more interesting and practical media to learn English pronunciation. Keywords: education; english; language; learning; media; pronunciation; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; university
• The STEM gap: Overcoming obstacles and incorporating women globally by Lohgheswary, N. ; R, Leelavathi. (2025) - The primary reason for this misperception is that teachers are not as familiar with STEM careers. For women who have left their jobs to pursue STEM careers, there is an additional compelling incentive. Keywords: careers; courses; education; engineering; female; fields; gender; girls; science; stem; students; technology; vol; women
• Optimizing confectionery production: A semi-automatic gummy jelly dropping machine design and performance evaluation by Promjeen, Kanokwan ; Phasinam, Thanwamas; Phasinam, Khongdet (2024) - Keywords: Confectionery production, Food processing equipment, Gummy jelly, Optimal temperature, Productivity enhancement, Semi-automatic gummy jelly machine. The specific types and quantities of gelling agents significantly influence the gel's structure, thereby impacting the texture and resulting attributes of gummy jelly products [5]. Keywords: authors; dropping; efficiency; food; gummy; jelly; machine; performance; processing; production; science; technology; vol
• Assessing creative problem-solving competencies in primary school educators: A confirmatory factor analysis approach by Charoentham, Mai ; Kantathanawat, Thiyaporn ; Pimdee, Paitoon ; Teerasoonthontai, Krittameth (2025) - This review provides a foundation for examining CPS components among Thai teachers and educational supervisors to enhance their capacity for innovation and address 21st-century educational challenges. It consists of two primary phases: a document synthesis to understand CPS components [27] and a CFA to validate the CPS framework. Keywords: ability; analysis; components; cps; discovery; education; knowledge; learning; problem; science; solving; teachers; technology; thinking; vol
• The influence of teachers' ICT competence on children's digital literacy abilities by Lestari, Gunarti Dwi ; Adhe, Kartika Rinakit ; Yulianingsih, Wiwin ; Rosyanafi, Rofik Jalal ; Widyaswari, Monica (2025) - [2] J. Wallace, D. Scanlon, and A. Calderón, Digital technology and teacher digital competency in physical education: A holistic view of teacher and student perspectives, Curriculum Studies in Health and Physical Education, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. [6] S. Borukhovich-Weis et al., An integrated model of digitalisation-related competencies in teacher education. Keywords: children; digital; education; ict; learning; literacy; teachers; technology; vol
• Digital signatures and their legal significance by Stanešić, Josip ; Morić, Zlatan ; Regvart, Damir ; Bencarić, Ivan (2025) - Abstract: This paper examines the crucial function of digital signatures in guaranteeing electronic communications' validity, integrity, and non-repudiation. The results indicate the imperative for ongoing improvements in cryptographic techniques and incorporating decentralized trust mechanisms to bolster system resilience, as digital signatures are indispensable for safe digital transactions. Keywords: algorithms; certificate; digital; document; hash; international; key; quantum; science; security; signatures; systems; technology; trust; vol
• Aerial e-mobility perspective: Anticipated designs and operational capabilities of eVTOL urban air mobility (UAM) aircraft by Marzouk, Osama A. (2025) - [100] O.A. Marzouk, Direct Numerical Simulations of the Flow Past a Cylinder Moving With Sinusoidal and Nonsinusoidal Profiles, Journal of Fluids Engineering, vol. 131, pp. https://doi.org/10.1016/0360- 1285(78)90002-3 [112] O.A. Marzouk, A.H. Nayfeh, Characterization of the flow over a cylinder moving harmonically in the cross-flow direction, International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics, vol. 45, pp. Keywords: aeronautics; aiaa; aircraft; american; analysis; august; author; aviation; conference; design; doi; edelweiss; electric; energy; engineering; evtol; fuel; gate; hydrogen; institute; international; issn; journal; learning; licensee; lift; marzouk; mobility; o.a; power; propellers; range; research; review; science; speed; tail; technology; transport; transportation; uam; usa; vehicles; vol; wing
• Sentiment analysis of social media data: Business insights and consumer behavior trends in the USA by Montaser, Md Abdullah Al ; Ghosh, Bishnu Padh ; Barua, Ayan ; Karim, Fazle ; Das, Bimol Chandra ; Shawon, Reza E Rabbi ; Chowdhury, Muhammad Shoyaibur Rahman (2025) - Sentiment analysis data was gathered using the usage of different social media platforms for their unique features and APIs. Sentiment analysis data was gathered using the usage of different social media platforms for their unique features and APIs. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; business; consumer; data; engagement; learning; machine; media; model; performance; science; score; sentiment; sentiment analysis; technology; vol
• The application of artificial intelligence and machine learning in civil law protection of privacy rights by Huang, Weiwang ; Hsieh, Ming Hsun (2025) - Adversary goals Adversary knowledge Adversary capabilities Adversary strategies Training data privacy, model privacy, prediction output privacy White-box: full model knowledge Strong: participate in training or access data Model inversion, extraction, and membership inference attacks Black-box: no model knowledge Weak: access limited outputs Adversarial attacks on machine learning (ML) models aim to compromise the confidentiality of these systems, focusing on accessing sensitive information such as training data privacy, model parameters, and prediction outcomes. In ML, 567 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 1: 564-594, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i1.4184 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate privacy can be categorised into three primary aspects: training data privacy, model privacy, and prediction output privacy. Keywords: attacks; computation; data; data privacy; differential; doi; encryption; framework; ieee; information; learning; machine; machine learning; model; networks; party; prediction; privacy; privacy protection; proceeding; protection; secure; security; technology; training; training data; vol
• Perception dynamics of audience towards AI Anchor in China by Xingyu, Liu ; Zawawi, Julia Wirza Mohd ; Ghazali, Akmar Hayati Ahmad (2025) - This study presents the concept of user experience as a tool for evaluating the efficacy of novel technological products or services. [10] posits that user experience comprises three key elements: emotion, performance and satisfaction, with the latter two closely aligned with usability. Keywords: ai anchors; analysis; audience; audience evaluation; audience experience; content; content experience; evaluation; experience; media; model; perception; product; research; study; technology; user experience; users; vol
• Advancing adaptive facades for a sustainable future in building design by Kadhim, Batool Mowafaq ; Maamory, Abdulla S. AL ; Ghaban, Ahmed M. AL (2025) - The concept of adaptive building facades technologies is considered as an opportunity to reduce the demand of buildings energy and reduce CO2 emissions [82]. For example, the integration of quantum energy facades into smart building systems can be done 833 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 1: 801-845, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i1.4251 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate by using advanced AI algorithms and IoT frameworks to optimize energy management. Keywords: approach; architecture; authors; building; building facades; changes; comfort; conditions; control; design; doi; edelweiss; energy; energy consumption; energy efficiency; engineering; environmental; facades; figure; gate; heat; issn; kinetic; learning; licensee; light; materials; mechanics; performance; potential; quantum; review; science; shading; sustainability; systems; technologies; technology; temperature; vol
• Assessing perspectives on the efficacy of digital tools in managing recreation parks in Tirana: A case study by Lile, Anduela ; Kushta, Entela ; Kacurri, Arben (2025) - Urban recreation parks in the city of Tirana. Therefore, the digitalization of recreation urban parks is particularly significant because it creates a platform that offers cutting-edge services to urban residents and is related to the development of cities and the global main challenge of a healthy lifestyle. Keywords: data; events; management; online; parks; public; recreation; technology; tirana; vol
• Shaping the itinerary: Perceived quality of recommendation systems on travel intentions a case study in Vietnam by Dat, Nguyen Van ; Tho, Nguyen Van (2025) - Published: 16 January 2025 * Correspondence: thonv@hub.edu.vn Shaping the itinerary: Perceived quality of recommendation systems on travel intentions a case study in Vietnam Nguyen Van Dat1, Nguyen Van Tho2* 1Ho Chi Minh University of Banking, Faculty of Business Administration, Vietnam; datnv@hub.edu.vn (N.V.D.). Keywords: AI, Decision-making, Recommendation system, Tourism, Travel intention. Keywords: information; intentions; model; quality; recommendation; recommendation systems; research; satisfaction; study; systems; technology; tourism; travel; user; vol
• Enhancing digital motivation work and its effect on digital target-based employee performance at regional revenue agency of DKI Jakarta province by Saputrabey, Muhamad Abrar ; Sepriyanti, Yuke ; Riyanto, Riyanto; Moeins, Anoesyirwan ; Zen, Yuli (2025) - With the increasing development of digital-based target systems, organizations are required to not only ensure effective target achievement, but also maintain employee work motivation to remain high in a work environment that continues to adapt to technology. Employee work motivation has shifted towards digitalization aspects that support flexibility and efficiency in achieving organizational targets Keywords: adaptability; digital; employee; flexibility; jakarta; motivation; performance; public; study; technology; vol; work; work motivation
• Sustainability of smallholder oil palm plantations: A study in Riau, Indonesia by Hartinah, Siti ; Darwanto, Dwidjono Hadi ; Suryantiny, Any ; Utami, Arini Wahyu (2025) - Most research on oil palm plantation sustainability has focused primarily on three main dimensions, including economic, social, and environmental, often providing only a general overview of sustainability levels. The finding is constant with the report of prior research Hariyanti and Syahza [16] which also categorized the social dimension of oil palm plantation sustainability as moderately sustainable. Keywords: analysis; attributes; dimension; economic; farmers; index; ispo; oil; oil palm; palm; palm plantations; plantations; smallholder; study; sustainability; technology; vol
• Progress and challenges in achieving sustainable development goals in India: A comprehensive review by Tripathi, Santosh Kumar ; Farooque, Asma ; Ahmad, Syed Afzal (2025) - [18] A. Chaudhuri, R. Murgai, A. Narayan, and N. Rao, Women’s empowerment in rural India: Experience from a large- scale social experiment, Journal of Development Studies, vol. 54, no. 4, pp. Digital India Initiative - SDG 9 and 16: India is to become a knowledge economy and society enabled by technology through the introduction of the Digital India program in 2015. Keywords: case; challenges; development; energy; goals; government; india; national; percent; progress; report; review; sdg; sdgs; study; technology; vol; water; women
• Literature review on the consequences of enterprise digital transformation based on CiteSpace: Hotspots, trends and opportunities by Juan, Wang ; Kharuddin, Khairul Ayuni Mohd ; Ismail, Rina Fadhilah (2025) - Published: 22 January 2025 * Correspondence: ayunimk@uitm.edu.my Literature review on the consequences of enterprise digital transformation based on CiteSpace: Hotspots, trends and opportunities Wang Juan1,2, Khairul Ayuni Mohd Kharuddin2*, Rina Fadhilah Ismail3 1School of Accounting, Shandong Women’s University, Jinan, China. 2Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia; ayunimk@uitm.edu.my (K.A.M.K.). Through digital transformation, companies are continuously enhancing their capacity to adjust to the external economic environment, which affects every facet of their business. Keywords: analysis; business; consequences; data; edt; enterprise; innovation; literature; performance; research; technology; transformation; vol
• Exploring learners' experiences with mobile technology: Academic uses and barriers by Essafi, Mohamed ; Belfakir, Latifa ; Moubtassime, Mohammed (2025) - [1] found that alongside enhancing student-teacher relationships (the social dimension), mobile learning increased students' motivation and engagement (the psychological dimension), while Zheng, et al. [10] provide a more comprehensive definition of mobile learning, mentioning that the term involves the nomadicity of three closely related elements: the gadget, the learner, and the learning materials. Keywords: authors; barriers; campus; data; devices; education; information; language; learners; learning; mobile; participants; research; students; study; teachers; technology; use; vol
• Synergetic water purification modulus for the methylene degradation in the water-methylene mixtures by Nadareishvili, M.; Gegechkori, T. ; Mamniashvili, G. ; Zedginidze, T. ; Petriashvili, T. (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1002/smtd.201800184 [2] N. Fajrina and M. Tahir, A critical review in strategies to improve photocatalytic water splitting towards hydrogen production, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, vol. 44, no. 2, pp. [3] S. Nishioka, F. E. Osterloh, X. Wang, T. E. Mallouk, and K. Maeda, Photocatalytic water splitting, Nature Reviews Methods Primers, vol. 3, no. 1, p. 42, 2023. Keywords: blue; degradation; figure; methylene; nickel; process; purification; technology; tio2; vol; water
• Empowering language learners: Innovations in CEFR-based language learning applications by Amiruddin, Ahmad Zaki ; Ghani, Mohammad Taufiq Abdul ; Daud, Wan Ab Aziz Wan ; Hussein, Nur Hafezah ; Yamin, Nur Hazimah Mat ; Abdullah, Yasmin See (2025) - This article examines the need for CEFR-technology integration in language learning applications. This article explores the intricate relationship between language 353 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 352-359, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4486 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate acquisition, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), and the inventive utilisation of technology to develop language learning applications that cater to learners with different levels of proficiency. Keywords: acquisition; applications; cefr; language; learning; proficiency; software; technology; tools; users
• Methods for building, rebuilding, and preserving historical structures by Dorozhko, Yevhen ; Lohvynenko, Vladyslav ; Berezovetska, Iryna ; Кyslytsia, Lina ; Kapshuk, Olha (2025) - Keywords: Adaptive architecture, Construction technologies, Reconstruction, Restoration of buildings, Revitalization of historical heritage sites. Bushuyev and Trach [10] concentrated on managing the development of construction technologies based on knowledge. Keywords: building; construction; construction technologies; heritage; materials; methods; objects; restoration; science; stone; structures; study; technologies; technology; vol
• The stabilization of expansive soil using sugarcane straw ash (Bagasse ash) and lime by Narayan, Sumesh ; Vosailagi, Ratu Jioji ; Tudonu, Ilimo ; Goundar, Jai ; Nasrekani, Farid Mahboubi (2025) - The durability tests consisted of soil samples increasing in BA% (25, 35 & 45%) with constant lime percentages 4%, 7% and 10%, and curing up to 180 days. [9] evaluated strength of 28 day cured expansive soil samples with increasing BA percentages (6.25%, 12.5% & 18.75%) and a constant lime quantity percentage (6.25%) across all samples. Keywords: ash; authors; bagasse; cbr; content; control; curing; figure; lime; moisture; ratios; sample; soil; strength; technology; test; vol
• Navigating the new normal: Challenges in lecturers' adaptation to online learning at a South African university of technology post-emergency remote teaching by Kaeane, Naledi Lenny ; Molokomme, Radiakga Thabang (2025) - Abstract: Navigating the rapid shift from emergency remote teaching (ERT) to online learning has been one of the most transformative challenges higher education institutions face worldwide. While online learning offers opportunities for flexibility and innovation, addressing systemic shortcomings is crucial for long-term effectiveness. Keywords: challenges; covid-19; education; ert; institutions; learning; lecturers; online; pandemic; research; south; students; study; teaching; technology; vol
• Automated fault detection and analysis for large photovoltaic systems using photovoltaic module fault detection in drone vision system by Bello, Rotimi-Williams ; Owolawi, Pius A. ; Tu, Chunling ; Wyk, Etienne A. van (2025) - Application of Image Processing This study foundation lies in utilizing the techniques of image processing for detecting and analyzing large PV systems faults. Hot pixel spots in the context of solar PV systems can be dangerous for several reasons, among which are: 612 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 603-626, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4542 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate a) Heat accumulation: Hot pixel spots on solar panels indicate localized areas where the panel is absorbing more sunlight and converting it into heat rather than electricity. Keywords: authors; blur; detection; doi; faults; figure; image; learning; processing; systems; technology; thermal; vol
• Trends of child sexual abuse in Indonesia: From research design to data analysis by Mardliyah, Sjafiatul ; Roesminingsih, Erny ; Nugroho, Rivo ; Widyaswari, Monica ; Afandi, Agus ; Santoso, Thomas (2025) - What data analysis methodologies are utilized in the realm of child sexual abuse research in Indonesia? Summary of alternative types of child sexual abuse research that need to be explored in Indonesia. Keywords: abuse; analysis; authors; child; child abuse; children; csa; data; indonesia; journal; learning; methodologies; prevention; qualitative; research; review; science; social; study; technology; victims; violence; vol
• Towards the evaluation of cybersecurity threats and challenges in higher education institutions in Saudi Arabia by Khan, Muhammad Asif ; Almulhim, Abdelrahman Abdelaziz ; Alkati, Safiullah Salem (2025) - Correspondence: asifkhan2k@yahoo.com Towards the evaluation of cybersecurity threats and challenges in higher education institutions in Saudi Arabia Muhammad Asif Khan1*, Abdelrahman Abdelaziz Almulhim2, Safiullah Salem Alkati3 1College of Computer Science and Engineering Taibah University, Madina al Munawwara, Saudi Arabia; asifkhan2k@yahoo.com (M.A.K.) 2College of Computer Science and Information Technology King Faisal University, Al Ahsa, Saudi Arabia; a.almulhim190@gmail.com (A.A.A.) 3College of Computer Science and Information Science Imam University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; safik01@hotmail.com (S.S.A.) Keywords: Cybersecurity assessment, Cybersecurity framework, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity threats, Saudi universities. Keywords: challenges; cybersecurity; data; education; framework; functions; heis; information; organizations; science; study; technology; threats; universities; university; vol
• Optimizing combination of feature extraction and classifiers in supervised classification of cells images by Duro, Xhoena Polisi ; Uka, Arban ; Alushllari, Griselda ; Halili, Albana Ndreu ; Karras, Dimitrios A. ; Vrana, Nihal Engin (2025) - Keywords: Biomaterial risk assessment, Cell image classification, Classifier, Feature extraction, Personalized medicine, Supervised classification. In evaluating for a robust framework for cell image classification several filters can also be used [41] as they can significantly improve the quality of the features by providing a balance between noise reduction and feature preservation. Keywords: accuracy; architecture; authors; cell; classification; classifiers; dataset; doi; features; images; iv3; learning; metrics; science; technology; testing; vgg; vol; 𝐹𝑎𝑙𝑠𝑒 𝑃𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑒𝑠; 𝑇𝑟𝑢𝑒 𝑁𝑒𝑔𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑒𝑠; 𝑇𝑟𝑢𝑒 𝑃𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑒𝑠
• Common challenges of online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic by Nkwanyana, Nokulunga Nokwethemba ; Fagbadebo, Omololu (2025) - There is a need for a more flexible timetable that can adapt to changes in student learning needs and teacher availability. Received: 10 December 2024; Revised: 28 January 2025; Accepted: 30 January 2025; Published: 4 February 2025 * Correspondence: otomololu@ahoo.com Common challenges of online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic Nokulunga Nokwethemba Nkwanyana1, Omololu Fagbadebo2* 1Department of Public Management and Economics, Durban University of Technology, ML Sultan Campus, Durban, South Africa; nokulunga.nn9@gmail.com (N.N.N.). Keywords: challenges; communication; covid-19; data; education; internet; learning; lecturer; online; pandemic; participants; research; students; study; technology; vol
• The effect of optimal temperature management, reliable infrastructure, technology and digitalization, proper packaging, HR competence on cold chain logistics efficiency by Soekirman, Atong ; Simarmata, Juliater ; Saribanon, Euis ; Sihombing, Sarinah (2025) - [29], which states that there is an influence between optimal temperature management on cold chain logistics management. [30], which states that there is an influence between reliable infrastructure on cold chain logistics management. Keywords: chain; chain logistics; efficiency; logistics; logistics efficiency; management; packaging; research; supply; technology; temperature; variable; vol
• Access and opportunities for Peruvian women in STEM fields in the Latin American context: A systematic review by Cruz, Maria Angela Salinas ; Somoza, Alicia Roxana Chávez ; Salés, Eduardo Paul Vilchez ; Swayne, Dora Viviana Rosa Vega (2025) - This format included the selection of studies that have as population (P) Peruvian and Latin American university women of STEM careers, for this reason articles on undergraduate and graduate higher education were included, and research related to university women from other careers, and linked to basic education students, were excluded. Discussion and Conclusions Several factors were identified to take into consideration, firstly, although most of the journals have been Peruvian (6), these publications are insufficient to address the problem of access, opportunities and production of women in STEM scientific careers, this coincides with the findings of several Latin American and Peruvian researchers, who argued that it is necessary to continue conducting research to identify gender gaps in the scientific work observing the limitations that university women could encounter to start or continue with a scientific career and subsequent job of Peruvian and Latin American women [13, 39, 43, 54, 57]. Keywords: access; american; articles; authors; careers; education; gender; latin; opportunities; peru; research; science; stem; technology; university; vol; women
• Evaluation of the cutting tool wear rate using roughness and optical techniques by Bajaba, Nasser S. (2025) - There are two main methods to measure tool wear: indirect and direct methods. In the indirect method, tool wear is estimated with the signals coming from different types of sensors such as surface texture of machined workpiece, acoustics, vibration, feed forces, and current consumption [1-5]. Keywords: author; carbide; cutting; heat; hss; measurement; quenching; roughness; surface; technology; temperature; tool; treatment; vol; wear
• Recommendation learning management system for autism using deep convolutional neural networks and gene expression programming by M, Tholkapiyan. ; Madhuri, D. Krishna ; Sundar, R. ; Parasa, Gayatri ; Duraivelu, Vivek ; Krishnaveni, N. (2025) - This paper creates a personalized recommendation learning system tailored for autistic students affected by Rett and Asperger’s syndromes to meet their needs using Gene Expression Programming and Deep Learning via Convolutional Neural Networks. The e-learning system developed in this paper helps autistic students to improve their learning, communication, and interaction skills and their underlying brain development. Keywords: attribute; authors; autism; concept; course; doi; html; issn; layer; learning; licensee; people; science; student; syndrome; system; technology; vol
• Digital platform to enhance sports tourism in Songkhla province of Thailand by Mattayakorn, Korada ; Boonchom, Visit (2025) - visit@tsu.ac.th Digital platform to enhance sports tourism in Songkhla province of Thailand Korada Mattayakorn1, Visit Boonchom2* 1Department of Society, Culture, and Human Development, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand.. 2Department of Computer and Information Science, Faculty of Science and Digital Innovation, Thaksin University, Thailand; visit@tsu.ac.th (V.B.). Abstract: Digital platforms are innovative tools that effectively enhance sports tourism. Keywords: application; authors; content; database; development; information; management; platform; province; science; songkhla; sports; sports tourism; system; technology; tourism; vol; web
• Navigating digital learning: Autonomy among EFL students in Indonesia by Ribahan, Ribahan; Muslimin, Afif Ikhwanul (2025) - One of the most influential factors is the accessibility of digital English learning resources, such as videos, e-learning materials, and mobile applications. Other significant factors include the sufficiency and adequacy of digital English learning resources, such as videos, websites, and mobile applications (M = 3.74; SD = 0.85). Keywords: autonomy; digital; education; efl; english; language; learner; learner autonomy; learning; resources; students; technology; vol
• Enhancing university teaching and learning through integration of artificial intelligence in information and communication technology by Alzakwani, Mujahid Hamood Hilal ; Zabri, Shafie Mohamed ; Ali, Rabei Raad (2025) - However, still there is enough gap present in the education system to implement AI technologies. The concept of “interpretivism” is helpful for the researchers to evaluate to what extent the teachers, students, and administrators realize the worth of AI technology in terms of its integration with ICT for teaching as well as learning. Keywords: data; education; ict; intelligence; learning; research; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; tools; vol
• A new intelligent system for malicious URLs detection by AL-Shawk, Hayder Raeed Hekmat ; El-Hasnony, Ibrahim M. ; El-Bakry, Hazem M. (2025) - Feature Selection Results Feature selection is performed with the FLA metaheuristic optimization to identify the significant characteristics for malicious URL detection. [12] D. Sahoo, C. Liu, and S. C. Hoi, Malicious URL detection using machine learning: A survey. arXiv preprint arXiv:1701.07179, Retrieved: https://arxiv.org/abs/1701.07179. Keywords: accuracy; algorithm; authors; bert; dataset; detection; feature; learning; machine; model; phishing; system; technology; url; urls; vol; wppd
• Modeling the influence of digital technical competence in animation creation on employability of vocational high school animation students using PLS-SEM by Mardi, Mardi; Ekohariadi, Ekohariadi; Sutiadiningsih, Any ; Wibowo, Theodorus Wiyanto ; Suhartini, Ratna (2025) - The study’s model demonstrates strong validity and reliability, confirming that the development of digital technical skills in animation is crucial for improving students' readiness for the job market. [9] S. Januariyansah, A. Budhi Anggoro, H. Iskandar, R. Putra, S. Gunawan, and B. Siregar, Meta-analysis of the influence of employability skills on work readiness, Jurnal Pendidikan Teknik Mesin, vol. 22, no. 2, pp. 1-7, 2022. https://doi.org/10.15294/jptm.v22i2.41461 Keywords: animation; digital; employability; latent; learning; model; research; skills; students; study; technology; validity; vol
• Research on the construction of outcome-based education platform based on deep learning by LiMengyang, LiMengyang; Mustafa, Zaida ; Shufang, Lu (2025) - The core goal of multimodal deep learning technology is to integrate many different types of 1170 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 1168-1179, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4722 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate deep learning models, form cooperative learning among the models in the training process, and finally build an accurate OBE platform [9]. Explore the relationship between users' learning emotions and learning efficiency, and realize personalized learning method recommendation. Keywords: classroom; data; evaluation; information; learning; method; model; platform; recommendation; students; teaching; technology; vol
• Automatic author attribution of different languages: A review by Medhi, Smriti Priya; Sarma, Shikhar Kumar (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01830689 [7] A. M. Garcia and J. C. Martin, Function words in authorship attribution studies, Literary and Linguistic Computing, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. We demonstrate how traditional methods of authorship attribution may be challenged by the evolving nature of language use. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; attribution; authorship; authorship attribution; features; language; learning; machine; methods; models; science; study; style; technology; texts; vol; writing
• The impact of digital transformation on green technology innovation in manufacturing enterprises: Empirical evidence based on text analysis by Zhang, Fang ; Tian, Haoheng ; Huang, Lijia ; Sun, Xia (2025) - Secondly, this paper introduces financial and economic development levels as mediating variables, exploring their indirect impact in the process of digital transformation promoting green technological innovation, thus expanding the existing theoretical framework and providing new empirical insights for policy formulation. Sample Selection and Data Sources The research focuses on Chinese A-share manufacturers featured on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges between 2010 and 2022 to empirically assess how digital transformation influences green technological innovation. Keywords: companies; data; development; digital; eco; enterprises; financial; green; innovation; level; manufacturing; market; research; technology; transformation; vol
• Workforce agility and technological innovation enhancing sustainable lobster business in Indonesia by Utomo, Fajar Cahyo ; Reztrianti, Diajeng ; Rahmawantari, Dhistianti Mei ; Uyun, Aep Saepul (2025) - This research aims to explore how labor agility and technological innovation can support the implementation of sustainable business models in Lobstamasta. Received: 02 October 2024; Revised: 14 January 2025; Accepted: 17 January 2025; Published: 15 February 2025 * Correspondence: fajarcahyoutomo@unkris.ac.id Workforce agility and technological innovation enhancing sustainable lobster business in Indonesia Fajar Cahyo Utomo1*, Diajeng Reztrianti2, Dhistianti Mei Rahmawantari3, Aep Saepul Uyun4 1,2,3Krisnadwipayana University, Indonesia; fajarcahyoutomo@unkris.ac.id (F.C.U.) diajeng_r@unkris.ac.id (D.R.) dhistianti@unkris.ac.id (D.M.R.). Keywords: agility; business; innovation; lobstamasta; lobster; model; research; results; sustainability; technology; vol; workforce
• Factors affecting the application of international financial reporting standard on financial instruments in banks by Quynh, Huong Nguyen Thi ; Kim, Oanh Vu Thi (2025) - Hypothesis 4: Accountants' qualifications and experience (AC) positively impact the application of IFRS on financial financial instruments at Vietnamese commercial banks. The research illuminates the level of IFRS application on financial instruments at Vietnamese commercial banks and explores the impact factors of the IFRS transition. Keywords: accounting; application; authors; banks; factors; ifrs; instruments; principal; research; technology; vol
• Institutional capacity, faculty capability, and research productivity in higher education institutions: A moderated mediation model by Malaga, Ronora Sevilla (2025) - error z-value p Institutional capacity to faculty research productivity Direct effect 0.02 0.06 0.27 0.79 Institutional capacity to faculty research capability to productivity in research Investment in infrastructures, strategies, and robust assistance for research supports university research and makes it possible for them to compete globally Keywords: capability; capacity; development; education; faculty; faculty research; heis; infrastructure; innovation; knowledge; productivity; research; research productivity; science; skills; study; support; technology; vol
• Assessing the impact of community extension program in a Philippines state university: A comprehensive framework and analysis by Esteban, Allen Paul (2025) - Received: 19 October 2024; Revised: 10 January 2025; Accepted: 17 January 2025; Published: 17 February 2025 * Correspondence: estebanallenpaul@neust.edu.ph Assessing the impact of community extension program in a Philippines state university: A comprehensive framework and analysis Allen Paul Esteban1* 1Graduate School, Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology, Philippines; estebanallenpaul@neust.edu.ph (A.P.E.). Keywords: Community extension program, Impact study, Sequential explanatory mixed method. Keywords: challenges; community; development; effectiveness; evidence; extension; impact; learning; program; project; research; sustainability; tagumpay; technology; validation
• The role of e-government in increasing transparency and accountability of public administration in the digital era by Setyarto, Dwiatmodjo Budi ; Alimuddin, Alimuddin; Mulyaningsih, Mulyaningsih; Judijanto, Loso (2025) - Although many countries have implemented e-government systems, major challenges remain in the effort to achieve them effectively. In many developing countries, although governments have provided e-government systems, the limited and uneven internet access, especially in remote areas, is a major obstacle. Keywords: access; accountability; administration; data; government; implementation; information; public; services; technology; transparency; vol
• Comparison of machine learning algorithms in predicting hospital readmissions for diabetic patients by Meda, Shefqet ; Cuku, Lily ; Tafa, Zhilbert (2025) - Despite these successes, there were issues with data imbalance, suggesting that improving feature selection and combining classifiers might enhance model performance [19]. • To detect potential multicollinearity issues, which could negatively impact model performance, particularly in linear models. Keywords: auc; authors; data; dataset; diabetes; features; gradient; hospital; issn; learning; model; patients; performance; readmissions; results; technology; training; vol
• Optimizing digital out of home outdoor media by utilizing data to increase the effectiveness of marketing campaigns by Usman, Osly ; Hardini, Inkreswari Retno ; Kasofi, Adnan (2025) - First, they will get wider and deeper access to consumer data from DOOH's purchase history in a specific location, allowing them to better understand the behaviour of their target audience This will allow them to optimize targeting and personalize advertising messages, resulting in more effective and relevant campaigns Moreover, with in-depth data analysis, Provider companies can increase their chances of conversion and ROI This collaboration as well 1858 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 1857-1871, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4945 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate allowing Pixel to develop more innovative marketing strategies that are responsive to changing market trends and consumer behaviour. About US$7.5 billion was spent on OOH advertising media in the U.S. in 2012 and is projected to grow to nearly US$9.6 billion by Al-Lamki and Al-Lamki [3]. Keywords: advertising; authors; campaigns; classification; code; data; dooh; effectiveness; home; location; marketing; media; research; science; technology; variable; vol
• The domestication of short videos: Experiences of the elderly users from Nanjing, China by Wang, Yinghe ; Samani, Mus Chairil ; Ahmad, Abdul Latiff (2025) - The study is concerned with the factors influencing elderly people's usage of short video platforms, the difficulties they encounter, and the roles that short video platforms play in their social relations, schedules, and self-presentation. Short video platforms have gained popularity among internet users due to their short, simple, and fast communication features, as well as their novel and diverse content. Keywords: china; domestication; elderly; family; learning; media; nanjing; participants; people; platforms; research; study; technologies; technology; users; videos; vol
• A maturity assessment model for data governance in small and medium enterprises in Vietnam by Hai, Chu Thi Hong (2025) - Objective Identify the strengths, limitations and gaps in current data maturity models to develop a model suitable for SMEs in Vietnam. Besides, McKinsey & Company says that, SMEs also find it difficult merging separate systems due to lack of modern technology, which creates barriers to implementing modern data governance models by McKinsey & Company Keywords: author; business; cloud; data; governance; level; management; maturity; model; security; smes; technology; vietnamese; vol
• Novel model artificial intelligence doctor assistant for intelligent medical support by Sеlvaraj, S. ; Rajaprakash, S. ; K, Shantha Shalini ; Mariappan, R. (2025) - We discuss the potential benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations associated with implementing AI doctor assistants. We discuss the importance of data privacy, patient confidentiality, and regulatory compliance in designing and deploying AI doctor assistants. Keywords: algorithms; assistant; authors; data; dataset; disease; doctor; healthcare; heart; learning; network; patient; professionals; technology; treatment; vol
• Preparation and characterization of Li-Zn-Barium ferrite nano powder for bio applications by Ali, Saffa'a Hussein ; Abbas, Zena Mohammed Ali (2025) - Magnetic ferrites are prepared as a dense polycrystalline nano powder composed of a highly effective and biologically compatible material that is of great interest in contemporary research. This research examined the structural features and magnetic properties of barium ferrite with varying quantities of non-magnetic replacements (Zn²⁺ and Li⁺ ions) via various analytical methods. Keywords: authors; barium; doi; ferrite; figure; issn; learning; licensee; properties; science; structure; technology; vol
• Effect of Bi-doped on structural, morphological, and electrical properties of Sb₂O₃ nanostructured thin films for solar cells applications by Hussien, Mustafa K. ; Khodair, Ziad T. ; Kamil, Asaad A. ; Salman, Sabah A. (2025) - Research Objectives The research objectives are to evaluate the effect of bi-dosing on the structural, optical, and electrical properties of Sb2O3 thin films that have been deposited on a glass substrate using the tape casting technique. A synthesis structural investigation of Sb2O3 thin films is performed to determine the optimum starting composition of the Sb2O3 precursors that will reveal a structural phase with granular nano-spherical- like structure with good adhesion properties among grains, within the tape-casted TCM process. Keywords: cells; chemical; current; doping; figure; films; properties; sb2o3; technology; vol; voltage
• Image segmentation and feature extraction research in Saudi Arabia: Progress, challenges, and future directions (1995–2024) by Saif, Jamil A. M. (2025) - As image segmentation research continues to evolve, this bibliometric study provides information on its evolution in Saudi Arabia, fueled by machine learning and the synergy of disciplines. Abstract: Image segmentation is an essential process and serves as a foundation on which feature extraction is based. Keywords: analysis; authors; bibliometric; extraction; feature; feature extraction; figure; image; image segmentation; learning; research; saudi; segmentation; technology; vol
• Analysis of managing cyberviolence based on artificial intelligence technology by Mengru, Chen ; Rahman, Mohamad Rizal Abd ; Zahir, Mohd Zamre Mohd (2025) - Evaluation metrics for cyberviolence detection model. Comparative performance of cyberviolence detection models. Keywords: analysis; authors; cyberviolence; data; detection; intervention; learning; media; model; network; science; technology; user; vol
• The role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease management by Aseri, Mahendra (2025) - This literature review focuses on the benefits, challenges, and future directions of AI-driven approaches and how they may reshape respiratory disease management and improve patient outcomes. The inclusion criteria were based on relevance to key aspects of respiratory disease management: diagnosis, monitoring, exacerbation prediction, phenotyping and treatment personalization. Keywords: asthma; care; chronic; copd; data; disease; health; intelligence; journal; learning; machine; management; patients; pulmonary; technology; vol
• Application of the synectics model to enhance students' writing skills through digital storytelling using kinemaster by Setiana, Leli Nisfi ; Nuryatin, Agus ; Supriyanto, Teguh ; Setyaningsih, Nas Haryati ; Maulana, Andi (2025) - [71] A. M. Magnifico, R. Woodard, and S. McCarthey, Teachers as co-authors of student writing: How teachers’ initiating texts influence response and revision in an online space, Computers and Composition, vol. 52, pp. In the first stage, the collected data, which includes documents such as teaching materials, student short story writings, and field data obtained through observation, will be reduced to focus on information that is most relevant to 29 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3: 23-40, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5110 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate the research objectives. Keywords: creativity; digital; education; kinemaster; learning; model; research; skills; stage; stories; storytelling; students; synectics; synectics model; technology; vol; writing; writing skills
• Ability, motivation and opportunity to participate in the digital change: A focus group study on new concepts for sustained learning in healthcare organisations by Starke, Sandra ; Ludviga, Iveta ; Fröhlich, Jonas (2025) - Health insurance companies are also highly relevant in designing concepts for digital knowledge and future competencies. The participant believes new digital processes must be easily integrated into everyday working life (“Barrier-free, low-threshold and via various channels”). Keywords: amo; authors; capabilities; data; focus; group; healthcare; knowledge; learning; management; motivation; opportunity; participants; research; technology; theory; transformation; vol
• The impact of implementing information technology governance based on the COBIT-2019 framework on institutional performance by AL-Qatanani, Khaled Mahmoud (2025) - The study aimed to identify the concept of the ISACA [1] framework, its developmental stages, investigate its role in the implementation of information technology governance in the various institutions by providing objective ways to align business strategies with the objectives of information technology, and identify its role in managing the risks of information technology processes in the Iraqi banks. The Second Dimension: (Alignment, Planning, and Organization) (APO): This dimension addresses the issues relating to activating information technology framework, aligning with the strategic objectives to satisfy and achieve the organization's objectives, determining the different requirements that are necessary to establish information technology management, doing more efforts to adopt new technological innovations and develop the efficiency of organization's processes, exploiting the different resources optimally, managing the financial affairs of information technology resources, managing human resources, as well as managing the relationships between information technology departments and the different managerial levels. Keywords: banks; framework; governance; implementation; information technology; isaca; performance; study; technology; technology governance; value
• Advancing healthcare through digital innovation: A bibliometric perspective on Saudi Arabia’s vision 2030 by Bengana, Ismail ; Brika, Said Khalfa ; Mili, Khaled (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to perform a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of digital health research in Saudi Arabia from 1996 to 2024, identifying key contributors, evolutionary trends, and emerging themes to inform future initiatives aligned with Vision 2030. The main goal is to fully understand the different areas of digital health research in Saudi Arabia. Keywords: analysis; arabia; authors; data; digital; figure; health; healthcare; journal; learning; research; saudi; saudi arabia; science; technology; vol
• Assessing the impact of integrated nutrition education within life sciences on eating behavior among school- aged Moroccan adolescents: A study of construct validity for a measurement instrument by Ech-Chaouy, Abdelhakim ; Bouchefra, Said ; Rahmaoui, Mehdi ; Khal-Layoun, Soad ; Bour, Abdellatif (2025) - Cognitive domains × skills ( Total Decision- making Critical thinking Psychosocial Integrative thinking Food moderation Calorie management 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Intuitive power supply 6.25% ×1% 6.25% portion control 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Meal frequency 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Food choice Culture and tradition 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Advertising and marketing 6,25% ×1% 6.25% Psycho-Emotional 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Hydration and individual needs 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Food preference Sensory nutrition 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Processed foods 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Positive environment 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Modeling (Pair and Parents) 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Well-Being _ food and health Health and nutrition 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Technology and snacking 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Sleep and diet 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Physical activity and nutrition 6.25% ×1% 6.25% Total 25% 25% 25% 25% 100% 3.4.Test Keywords: authors; behavior; domain; eating; education; food; health; items; learning; nutrition; science; study; table; technology; test; vol
• Digital lecturers in the making: Identity construction in Indonesia’s online English language teaching by Safriyani, Rizka ; Retnaningdyah, Pratiwi ; Munir, Ahmad ; Malik, Zulfikri ; Suhartono, Suhartono (2025) - This research enhances the discussion on digital professional identity by illustrating how cultural and contextual elements influence the relationship between technology and teacher identity development. This dual approach underscores the intricacies of digital identity development, framing the Indonesian experience as a case study with wider ramifications for global education. Keywords: development; education; educators; english; identities; identity; language; learning; lecturers; online; process; self; study; teaching; technology; vol
• Impact of technological innovation on the performance of Chinese listed seed companies: The moderating role of supply chain concentration by Zhang, Ning ; Talib, Zunirah Mohd ; Ahmad, Muhammad (2025) - Seed industry companies have achieved initial accumulation of technological levels through continuous accumulation. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodpol.2014.11.003 [5] S. Gong, B. Wang, Z. Yu, and Z. Cui, Does seed industry innovation in developing countries contribute to sustainable development of grain green production? Keywords: chain; companies; concentration; firm; impact; industry; innovation; performance; r&d; roe; seed; study; supply; technology; vol
• Analytical hierarchy process on the implementation of multi lane free flow toll road transaction system in Indonesia by Saputra, Yanuar Ardiansyah ; Latief, Yusuf (2025) - Keywords: Electronic toll transaction system, Key factors, Multi lane free flow, Strategy development. What are the best alternative strategies on the implementation of electronic toll transaction system of Multi Lane Free Flow Toll Road in Indonesia? Keywords: flow; implementation; indonesia; lane; multi; road; system; technology; toll; toll road; toll transaction; transaction
• How artificial intelligence narrows the productivity gap between enterprises: A regional technological spillover perspective by Yu, Jiamin ; Yan, Sen ; Shen, Chuyi (2025) - We constructed a regression model based on the relationship between AI integration and productivity convergence of the listed firms in China from 2001 to 2021. The findings underscore that AI serves as a pivotal driver of productivity enhancement, facilitating not only the catch-up potential of lower-efficiency enterprises but also the speed of productivity convergence across the sector. Keywords: companies; convergence; development; factor; factor productivity; growth; intelligence; productivity; productivity convergence; regression; research; technology; total; vol; 𝑇𝐹𝑃
• Lived experiences of clinical instructors in facilitating online related learning experiences among nursing students in the Philippines: Challenges, adaptations, and insights by Rimando, Yves Mariel ; Chua, Loresita Antonia A. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - These findings provide practical insights for HEIs and policymakers in strengthening faculty training, digital literacy, and resource accessibility, ensuring the effectiveness of online nursing education in future crises. Moving forward, institutions must invest in training, technological infrastructure, and resource accessibility to mitigate these challenges and enhance the quality of online nursing education. Keywords: challenges; cis; covid-19; education; experiences; face; learning; nursing; nursing education; nursing students; online; pandemic; research; resources; rle; students; study; teaching; technology; training; vol
• Utilizing GIS cloud for monitoring and mosquito control by Cenaj, Erjola ; Maraj, Elda ; Kuka, Shkelqim (2025) - This article discusses the application of GIS Cloud in monitoring mosquito populations, its benefits, methodology, and a case study that illustrates its effectiveness in mosquito control. By using GIS Cloud, our users access the full power of desktop GIS, allowing for activities such as geospatial analysis, spatial intelligence, the creation of customized mapping reports, and publishing geographic analysis on the web. Keywords: cloud; control; data; gis; monitoring; mosquito; technology; vol
• Dynamic strategy adjustment and efficiency enhancement of e-commerce marketing management based on big data analysis by Tan, Maotao ; Zhu, Bin (2025) - This can not only strengthen the communication and integration of marketing methods and provide different options for the marketing activities of enterprises, but also improve the effect of e-commerce marketing from different perspectives, inject more vitality into e-commerce marketing management, and promote the stable growth of the domestic economy and the improvement of social productivity. By deeply analyzing the internal influence mechanism of big data on e-commerce marketing and applying empirical research methods, it accurately reveals the inherent connections between key influencing factors and marketing performance, and accordingly proposes highly targeted strategic optimization plans. Keywords: analysis; commerce; commerce marketing; correlation; data; development; enterprises; information; management; marketing; marketing management; technology
• A study of flipped classrooms in higher education by Wang, Hao ; Hamid, Junainah Abd ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - Abstract: With the continuous innovation of educational concepts and the rapid development of information technology, the field of higher education is actively exploring innovative teaching modes to improve the quality of teaching and student learning. The most obvious disadvantage is that a uniform approach to teaching all students does not adequately cater for individual differences in student learning and the development of creativity, but the teaching process must constantly adapt to individual differences in student learning [2]. Keywords: ability; classroom; design; education; effectiveness; group; implementation; knowledge; learning; model; need; online; process; research; science; students; teachers; teaching; technology; time; vol
• Evaluating labor productivity in manufacturing enterprises in Vietnam by Thang, Pham Viet ; Tung, Trinh Thanh ; Thu, Nguyen Thi Anh ; Nam, Vu Quynh (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to explore the factors influencing labor productivity in manufacturing enterprises in Vietnam. The results confirm that human resources and the ability to utilize installed technology positively impact labor productivity. Keywords: enterprises; group; growth; labor; manufacturing; productivity; technology; vietnam
• Leader mental model and organizational digital maturity: The dual intermediary effect of technology empowerment and organizational culture by Pan, Shoupei ; Huang, Minghao (2025) - Abstract: This study examines the relationship between leadership mental models (LMMs) and organizational digital maturity, investigating the dual mediating effects of technical empowerment and organizational culture. The current study fills an important gap in the current literature on the impact of leadership cognitive frameworks on organizational digital maturity, with technical empowerment and organizational culture as mediating variables. Keywords: analysis; authors; culture; digital; effect; empowerment; leadership; learning; maturity; models; research; study; technology; transformation; vol
• Research on the application of artificial intelligence in the field of enterprise financial management and strategic decision-making by Wang, Miao ; Dai, Jianhua (2025) - Enterprise Financial Management Based on Big Data Platform and Artificial Intelligence From the perspective of how enterprise financial management artificial intelligence starts, it is particularly important to build a big data platform for enterprise financial artificial intelligence management and establish an enterprise financial database. 18669639990@163.com Research on the application of artificial intelligence in the field of enterprise financial management and strategic decision-making Miao Wang1, Jianhua Dai2* 1Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies, 03778, Seoul, South Korea. Keywords: accounting; data; enterprise; human; intelligence; management; system; technology
• The role of intelligent algorithms in systemic financial risk identification: An empirical study of Chinese banking sector by Yu, Ziwei ; Huang, Fei (2025) - Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Chinese banks, Intelligent algorithms, Risk identification systemic risk. In addition, new 555 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3: 553-567, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5254 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate methods of reducing systemic financial risk through AI-based banking interventions have been proposed [36]. Keywords: algorithms; analysis; banking; effects; finance; implementation; intelligence; journal; learning; research; risk; technology; vol
• Omni-channel retail marketing effect evaluation framework integrating big data and artificial intelligence by Si, Zhuanghao ; Ali, Dhakir Abbas ; Rosli, Rozaini Binti ; Bhaumik, Amiya ; Ghosh, Abhijit (2025) - Data Layer Design The design of the data layer is the starting point in the evaluation structure for the effectiveness of AI omnichannel retail marketing. Research Status of Omni-Channel Retail Marketing Over the past few years, research on omnichannel retail marketing has grown tremendously in scope and complexity because its many facets continue to draw the attention of scholars and researchers worldwide. Keywords: customer; data; effectiveness; figure; framework; journal; layer; learning; marketing; omnichannel; optimization; performance; research; retail; retailers; retailing; science; technology; vol
• A transfer learning method based on MC-1DCNN for elevator guideway fault diagnosis by Zhou, Zhiwei ; Zheng, Xuwen ; Chen, Tao ; Photong, Chonlatee (2025) - Within the domain of elevator fault diagnosis, Chai, et al. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/4547030 [10] C. Qiu, L. Zhang, M. Li, P. Zhang, and X. Zheng, Elevator fault diagnosis method based on iao-xgboost under unbalanced samples, Applied Sciences, vol. 13, no. 19, p. 10968, 2023. Keywords: dataset; diagnosis; elevator; fault; features; guideway; learning; mc-1dcnn; science; signals; technology; transfer; vibration; vol
• Comparative study on national HPC core strategies for AI adaptation-focusing on South Korea and the United States by Shim, Hyungwook ; Suh, Minho (2025) - The European Union is driving HPC policy at a pan-European level through the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, surpassing individual national efforts. By analyzing HPC policies across various nations, we underscore the necessity of strategic decision-making at the national level. Keywords: computing; development; hpc; infrastructure; korea; national; policy; research; strategies; study; technologies; technology
• Factors affecting the apathy towards access and awareness of information in traditional newspapers among Vietnamese university students by Huyen, Nguyen Thị (2025) - For university students, it was noted that traditional newspapers lacked engagement when compared to digital newspapers that involved highlighted multimedia components, social sharing components, and a more recent extended time component (immediacy) Factors affecting the apathy towards access and awareness of information in traditional newspapers among Vietnamese university students Nguyen Thị Huyen1* 1The Academy of Journalism and Communication (AJC), Vietnam; angela_nth@yahoo.co.uk (N.T.H.). Keywords: access; consumption; content; digital; engagement; factors; indifference; information; learning; media; newspapers; print; research; students; study; technology; university; vol
• Financial literacy as mediating factors affecting the financial performance of MSMEs in digital cities and special economic zones in 3T regions by Miran, Michael ; Evinita, Lenny ; Pesak, Pricilia Joice (2025) - Keywords: Accounting application, Financial literacy, Financial performance, Management strategy, MSMEs. One of the assessments of MSME success is through financial performance [2-4]. Keywords: accounting; applications; business; capabilities; literacy; management; market; marketplace; msmes; performance; perspective; research; resources; technology; use; vol
• The farming community in Jatinangor: A case study of business community on facing development challenges by Muttaqin, Zaenal ; Gunawan, Wahyu ; Sukoco, Iwan ; Kusairi, Suhal (2025) - The center of JUF activities is on land owned by Widia which is located in RT04 RW 12 Sayang village with facilities of 3 hydroponic greenhouse blocks, 2 plots of land for conventional planting and green open space, one café that is under construction and several other plots of land used as conventional agricultural land in collaboration with land owners. Activities at JUF related to land cultivation, planting, maintenance, harvesting, sales activities that have become a cycle and the development of concepts at JUF so that JUF activities look dynamic and always present a new atmosphere in the circle of JUF giving confidence to other parties that JUF is growing in a healthy and neat concept and worthy of visiting and being used as a place of learning, culinary and sustainable food activities. Keywords: activities; agriculture; area; business; community; development; farming; fgmc; food; geulis; jatinangor; juf; land; parties; technology; village; vol
• Human survival – core beliefs for sustainable development in globalization by PHAM, Khue Dinh ; Quoc, Nguyen Anh (2025) - The development of science and technology has brought about profound changes in all areas of social life. Society is a product of human beings; human life depends on society, making society exist in all possible forms, including possessing human beings and using human beings for what society wants; human beings become means for social development, making human development unsustainable. Keywords: context; development; globalization; human; life; needs; people; science; society; technology; trust; values; vol
• Qualitative analysis of the hypnolearning model in mandarin subjects through smartphones by Darwin, David ; Boeriswati, Endry ; Setiadi, Samsi (2025) - The novelty in this study lies in the integration of the hypnolearning model with smartphone technology in Mandarin language learning. Therefore, this study attempts to fill this gap by analyzing how hypnolearning can be implemented using smartphones in Mandarin language learning. Keywords: application; characters; hypnolearning; language; learning; mandarin; method; pronunciation; smartphone; students; study; technology; vol
• Systematic review of critical thinking using artificial intelligence by Rios, Teresa Chara-De lo ; Solis-Trujillo, Beymar ; Perez-Ruiz, Jhon ; Aquije-Mansilla, María (2025) - Abstract: In an era where technology facilitates both the generation of information and misinformation, it is crucial to equip students with critical thinking skills. AI has the potential to enhance critical thinking skills in educational settings, but its implementation must be carefully designed to address ethical and technical challenges. Keywords: artificial; chatgpt; education; et al; information; intelligence; learning; science; skills; students; technology; thinking; use; vol
• Understanding the challenges of emergency remote teaching for students at a South African university of technology post-COVID-19 by Molokomme, Radiakga Thabang ; Klerk, Charmaine de ; Shube, Innocentia (2025) - Using a phenomenological qualitative approach, data were collected through semi-structured interviews with twelve fourth-year students who experienced both face-to-face and online learning. Unlike other students, who may have had prior exposure to online learning, fourth-year students faced the dual challenge of adapting to an evolving digital learning environment while managing the intensified demands of their final year. Keywords: challenges; diploma; education; ert; heis; internet; lack; learning; online; research; students; study; technology; uot; vol
• The impact of AI on algorithm design innovations and practical applications by Ma, Xiangbo (2025) - AI leverages machine and deep learning to automate algorithm optimization and adaptation for tasks and environments. Introduction There is no doubt that deep learning has become the dominant yet technology in the realm of artificial intelligence. Keywords: anns; applications; data; features; layer; learning; networks; technology; vol
• CBDC web Binus university as an educational media to promote environmental ethics awareness by Fios, Frederikus ; Gea, Antonius Atosokhi ; Ruman, Yustinus Suhardi ; Maku, Hendrikus (2025) - So environmental ethics education has become essential to human beings in today's digital age The purpose of this study is to determine the possibility of environmental ethics in the writing of articles on the CBDC Binus University website. Keywords: cbdc; development; education; environment; ethics; indonesia; learning; media; technology; university; vol; website
• The impact mechanism of green technology innovation on urban green development: Evidence from Central China by Peixu, Wang ; Talib, Zunirah Mohd ; Rashid, Omar b. Abdul ; Keat, Ooi Boon (2025) - Abstract: In order to further promote urban green development in Central China, the research uses panel data from 80 cities in Central China from 2011 to 2022 as a sample and employs the linear regression method, mediating effect, and threshold effect to empirically test the impact mechanism of green technology innovation on urban green development in Central China. The results show that: first, green technology innovation significantly promotes urban green development, and the conclusion still holds when considering endogeneity. Keywords: central; china; development; effect; green; green development; innovation; results; study; technology; threshold; urban
• Portfolio based Assessment for teaching English for hotel and tourism by Kurniawan, Ferry ; Lustyatie, Ninuk ; Usman, Herlina (2025) - [7] J. O. Anderson and D. G. Bachor, A Canadian perspective on portfolio use in student assessment, Assessment in Education: Principles, Policy & Practice, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. In analysing the data the writers analysed and interpret the information then designing the concept of portfolio based assessment need to be applied by the lecturer during the learning process. Keywords: assessment; english; hotel; learning; portfolio; students; study; technology; tourism; vol
• A study on the spatial visual elements in extended reality content by Kim, Dong-Jo (2025) - From a practical perspective, industries incorporating XR can significantly enhance user experiences and redefine spatial interaction within both physical and virtual environments. Keywords: Anyma, Extended reality, Immersive environments, Spatial visual design, Virtual space. In particular, advances in computer graphics, the Internet, and networking technologies have led to the emergence of a new form of space known as virtual space. Keywords: content; elements; environments; reality; space; spatial; technology; user; vol
• Design framework of unreal engine for VR animation space analysis by Kim, Dong-Jo ; Kim, Young-Nam (2025) - Specifically, Unreal Engine VR is a dedicated suite of tools designed to assist developers in designing, testing, and refining VR projects within an immersive environment. In VR environments, character motion and interaction define the way users engage with the virtual world. Keywords: development; engine; environments; immersive; realism; technology; time; tools; user; vol
• In-depth analysis and implementation strategies of 3D graphics technology for VR animation production by Kim, Dong-Jo ; Kim, Ji-Young (2025) - Implementation strategy Integration of advanced technologies the implementation of 3D graphics technologies for VR animation production requires the integration of advanced tools and methodologies. One of the primary obstacles in VR animation production is the lack of an integrated real-time collaboration platform that can seamlessly support multiple teams working simultaneously across different geographic locations. Keywords: animation; cloud; collaboration; graphics; production; reality; rendering; software; technology; time; vol
• An efficient fuzzy logic and artificial intelligence based optimization strategy for bigdata healthcare system by Kumar, Ravi ; Gokulakrishnan, S. ; Kosuru, S. N. V. J. Devi ; kumar, R.Praveen ; Rajesh, Thota Radha (2025) - While compared to all this performance metrics analysis shows that the proposed method has achieved superior function in healthcare big data classification. Move ath detector to features based on the related threshold value If new location of df the selector is better than the old points Features data is neglected End End Encircling feature point using eqn. Keywords: accuracy; big; classification; covid-19; data; disease; doi; feature; gate; healthcare; issn; layer; learning; licensee; methods; parameter; performance; science; technology; vol
• Enhancing patient-doctor communication through technology-assisted strategies: A multi-faceted approach for improved healthcare delivery by Kam, Beesung (2025) - Their findings suggest that integrating diagnostic models with EHR systems could improve the accuracy and efficiency of patient care. Future studies should build on these findings by evaluating the long-term impact of diagnostic models on patient care and healthcare delivery. Keywords: communication; doctor; engagement; et al; future; healthcare; model; patient; research; study; technology; tools; vol
• A diseases and pests identification system in tea leaves using improved YOLOv5 deep learning model by Deng, Xianghong ; Zhou, Zhiwei ; Zheng, Xuwen (2025) - The results of tea disease detection based on different methods.’ Based on YOLOv5s-5.3, we present an upgraded version of the YOLOv5s disease and pest detection model in this study. Keywords: authors; detection; diseases; doi; edelweiss; feature; figure; gate; issn; learning; model; network; science; tea; technology; vol; yolov5
• The influence of audit quality, the use of information technology, management support, and the application of guidelines on the effectiveness of internal audit in preventing and detecting fraud in hospitals by Marwanto, Marwanto; Soepriyanto, Gatot (2025) - This study provides practical implications for hospitals to improve audit quality, utilize information technology, enhance management support, and implement SPI organizational guidelines in the internal audit process to encourage internal audit effectiveness in fraud prevention and detection. The research states that the quality of internal audit work, the use of information technology, and management support in the internal audit process affect internal audit effectiveness. Keywords: audit effectiveness; audit quality; fraud; guidelines; hospital; implementation; information; internal; management; model; pls; prevention; results; sem; spi; support; technology; value; vol
• How house’s condition and facilities can reduce mental health problem, learn from COVID-19 pandemic: A systematic review by Wibowo, Andi Prasetiyo ; Mardiah, Ainul (2025) - [23] 10 parents in United Kingdom interview Mental health: mothers with young children experienced disconnection from their surroundings, including boredom, loneliness, poor health, and a lack of social support House, amenities and mental health: facilitating creative activities together among family members Corley, et al. [27] Unreported participants of study in La Palma and Zaragoza, Spain Case studies Mental health: residents in areas with green infrastructure reported lower levels of stress, anger, medication, and alcohol use during covid19 House, amenities and mental health: house has access to green infrastructure Lupton and Lewis Keywords: activities; amenities; covid-19; health; home; house; impact; lockdown; pandemic; stress; study; technology; vol
• The creation of music therapy for stress, using different style of piano playing analysis by Zou, Jingjing ; Phokha, Pramote (2025) - By incorporating piano music therapy into their lives, individuals of all ages can harness the therapeutic power of music to enhance their cognitive abilities, emotional well-being, and overall quality of life. 3.3.2. Implement piano music therapy in community mental health programs to make it more accessible to diverse populations. Keywords: anxiety; authors; college; compositions; depression; emotions; health; individuals; interventions; learning; mental; music; music therapy; patients; piano music; research; self; stress; students; study; symptoms; technology; treatment; vol
• Determinants of the decision to use digital banking services of individual customers at Vietnamese commercial banks by Nguyen, Thi Thuy Huong ; Nguyen, Van Lanh ; Nguyen, Minh Nhat ; Le, Thi Minh Ngoc ; Truong, Quoc Cuong (2025) - Published: 24 March 2025 * Correspondence: dungnguyenthanhtra79@gmail.com Determinants of the decision to use digital banking services of individual customers at Vietnamese commercial banks Abstract: This paper investigates the key determinants influencing individual customers’ decisions to adopt digital banking services at Vietnamese commercial banks, focusing on factors such as perceived confidence, usefulness, financial cost, risk, trust, and bank brand image. Keywords: adoption; banking; banking services; confidence; customers; factors; scale; services; technology; trust; use; usefulness; variables; vol
• Research on privacy protection and data security policy optimization of digital copyright blockchain platform by Qi, Qi ; Salcedo, Lea Grace B. (2025) - This research work points to important challenges in blockchain-based protection of privacy and in the optimization of data security policy for digital rights management platforms. Conclusion This paper presents a deep study in the field of privacy protection and optimization of data security policy in blockchain-based digital rights management platforms. Keywords: analysis; blockchain; data; implementation; information; learning; management; performance; policy; privacy; processing; protection; research; rights; science; security; system; technology; vol
• Simulation studies of the solvent diethylamine for post-combustion CO2 capture at the WACEM cement manufacturing plant in southern Togo at Tabligbo by Koevidjin, Solagnon Edoh ; Nougbléga, Yawovi ; Amouzouvi, Yawovi Mignanou ; Dzagli, Milohum Mikesokpo ; Mohou, Messanh Agbéko (2025) - This result illustrates the complementarity between adsorption and absorption systems: while DEA provides a liquid solution with good absorption properties, AC-TEPA as a solid adsorbent can act synergistically, increasing the overall efficiency of CO2 capture processes. [49] L. Kollias et al., Advanced theory and simulation to guide the development of CO2 capture solvents, ACS omega, vol. 7, no. 15, pp. Keywords: absorption; capture; carbon; cement; co2; co2 capture; combustion; dea; emissions; flow; gas; liquid; rate; technology; temperature; vol
• Nawat Phusa: Promoting innovation of natural banana fibers into product design to enhance cultural creative economy products through performing arts approach by Rittibul, Pravit ; Boontonglek, Manoch ; Ngerndang, Artitaya ; Orachun, Riswan ; Nasom, Chananchida (2025) - The research emphasizes the exploration of innovative natural banana fiber fabrics and their application in performance art to enhance cultural creative economy products. 2. Respondents for Field Data Collection: Key informants including academics, local artisans, and experts in performance art, selected through purposive sampling. Keywords: arts; banana; dance; design; development; elements; fabrics; fiber; performance; research; study; technology; vol
• Experimenting with AI-based mobile applications to improve student engagement in ornamental plant learning in rural Indonesian schools by Setyawan, Haris ; Purbohadi, Dwijoko (2025) - The application interface was designed for the ease of use for elementary school students. This study demonstrates that AI-based applications can improve student engagement and understanding. Keywords: application; education; group; learning; plants; research; results; students; study; teachers; technology; vol
• Leveraging mathematical methods for environmentally friendly waste management: Locating optimal facility sites by Aidoo, Emmanuel ; Nandakumar, C D ; Mwinkume, Gabriel ; Raj, A. Bernick (2025) - [10] and Srivastava and Jha [7] have highlighted the significance of incorporating temporal dynamics into facility location models to predict better and accommodate future demand. One of the significant strengths of recent advancements in facility location models is their incorporation of multi-objective optimisation techniques, which allow for a more balanced approach to resource distribution. Keywords: analysis; authors; cost; demand; demand points; distribution; facilities; facility; facility location; growth; management; model; network; population; science; service; study; technology; uflp; vol; waste; waste management
• Evaluation of bending property of 3D printed carbon fiber composite by Ali, Hind B. (2025) - Carbon fiber composites and compounds, as well as fiber-reinforced compounds, are typically referred to as CFR. https://doi.org/10.1557/jmr.2014.212 [9] C. Yang, X. Tian, T. Liu, Y. Cao, and D. Li, 3D printing for continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites: Mechanism and performance, Rapid Prototyping Journal, vol. 23, no. 1, pp. Keywords: carbon; composites; fiber; figure; manufacturing; materials; printing; properties; technology; vol
• Exploring UTAUT2 factors affecting the acceptance of the Chaoxing network teaching platform by higher vocational students by Liu, Zhengyan ; Sailin, Siti Nazuar ; Yeap, Sock Beei (2025) - Based on the findings, online learning platforms should enhance user experience through better design, usability, and engagement. Additionally, gender differences in digital learning have become less pronounced in educational settings, as both male and female students are equally exposed to online learning platforms [17]. Keywords: acceptance; analysis; cntp; factors; learning; online; platform; students; study; technology; vol
• A study on the relationship between college students’ creativity and their ability to interpret emojis emotionally by Lee, Seung Min (2025) - In addition, he presented the primary topics and areas of creativity research, as well as the level of research, as illustrated in [Figure 4]. The field of creativity research encompasses various dimensions, including neurological, affect/cognition and training, individual and personality, group dynamics, social environment, culture and society, and systems approaches. Keywords: ability; communication; creativity; emojis; emotions; learning; research; students; study; technology; university; vol
• Customer perceived value theory and PSO-LightGBM algorithm-based approach to evaluating satisfaction factors with Net-zero energy building retrofits by Xiaoxiang, Qin ; Junjia, Yin ; Haron, Nuzul Azam ; Bakar, Nabilah Abu (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rser.2016.11.128 [27] N. K. Mustaffa and S. A. Kudus, Challenges and way forward towards best practices of energy efficient building in Malaysia, Energy, vol. 259, p. 124839, 2022. C2 Long-term energy cost savings Whether the retrofit can reduce energy costs and alleviate the family's long-term financial burden. Keywords: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5835; authors; building; data; doi; efficiency; energy; gate; issn; learning; licensee; lightgbm; model; performance; pso; retrofit; satisfaction; science; study; technology; users; value; vol
• Firm-level circular innovations in European transition economies by JORGJI, Etis ; GJIKA, Aida ; KULE, Ditjona (2025) - Exporting firms are likely to adopt circular economy innovations in European Transition Economies (ETEs). Manufacturing sectors are more prone to circular economy innovation compared to services. Keywords: adoption; authors; drivers; economies; economy; employees; european; firms; innovation; models; recycling; research; resource; study; sustainability; technology; transition; turnover; variables; vol; waste
• Keratinolytic fungi in illegal feather dump sites of condoray – Ayacucho: Isolation, characterization, and degradative potential by Chuchón-Martínez, Saúl Alonso ; Delgadillo-Coronado, Pedro Mauricio ; Gastelu-Quispe, Rilder Nemesio ; Cruz, Ruth Elsa Huaman-De La ; Rivera-Villar, Jime Jack ; Marín-Sánchez, Obert (2025) - Findings from Previous Research and Correlations Studies indicate that poultry feather waste contributes significantly to environmental pollution due to inadequate waste management practices The reviewed literature underscores the environmental impact of poultry feather waste and the essential role of keratinophilic fungi in its biodegradation. Keywords: activity; authors; degradation; feather; fungi; keratin; poultry; production; protein; soil; strains; study; technology; vol; waste
• Accounting and indigenous people research for upcoming research agenda by Thahirah, Khadijah Ath ; Triyuwono, Iwan ; Mulawarman, Aji Dedi ; Achsin, M. (2025) - [25] demonstrated how the highly prevalent patronage political system, which is mobilized in Sri Lanka's subaltern village social structure, explains the survival and preservation of indigenous accounting systems by preventing people from changing their behavior and practices, either individually or collectively. https://doi.org/10.1108/09513570010334126 [25] K. Jayasinghe and D. Thomas, The preservation of indigenous accounting systems in a subaltern community, Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, vol. 22, no. 3, pp. Keywords: accountability; accounting; analysis; articles; journal; keywords; literature; peoples; research; review; role; study; technology; vol
• Soundscapes of change: Creativity, commodification, and cultural identity in Thai classical music recordings by Saisuk, Kanlayanee ; Amatyakul, Poonpit ; Pidokrajt, Narongchai (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1525/jams.2021.74.3.463 [54] P. Amatyakul, The history of Thai music recordings. The study uses qualitative research to analyze historical trends, sociocultural influences, and technological advancements affecting Thai classical music recordings. Keywords: authors; change; culture; ensembles; era; history; industry; learning; music; musicians; recordings; science; social; study; technology; thai; thai music; thailand; university; vol
• Auxiliary motion training system based on wireless human pose computer vision estimation algorithm by Gong, Yaoze ; Gong, Jiankun ; You, Ting (2025) - Human pose estimation reflects various information regarding the dynamics of the body by establishing the similarity between different parts of the human body, such as angles and positions. The key to human pose estimation is to realize the relationship between human features and human poses. Keywords: body; computer; data; estimation; human; image; information; joint; model; pose; system; technology; training; vol
• Research to activate and strengthen the continuous use of digital healthcare services for the silver generation by Oh, Jai-Woo (2025) - To address these issues, digital healthcare services have emerged as a crucial alternative. However, despite the potential of digital healthcare services, many elderly individuals have not yet adopted these technologies, and the utilization rate remains low. Keywords: case; data; dementia; digital; healthcare; healthcare services; research; seniors; services; study; technology; vol
• Conceptualizing intelligent system applications in the service economy: Aligning with sustainable development goals for a resilient future by Bozhuk, Svetlana ; Ikramov, Murat Akramovich ; Ergashxodjayeva, Shaxnoza Djasurovna ; Nabieva, Nilufar Muratovna ; Kurolov, Maksud Obitovich ; Malenkov, Yuri ; Nogovitsyn, Mikhail ; Shishkin, Victor ; Bakharev, Vladimir ; Shishkin, Viktor I. ; Kudriavtseva, GalinaV. (2025) - The study concludes that intelligent systems can play a critical role in driving sustainable business practices and enhancing organizational efficiency. In recent years, the incorporation of intelligent systems in the service sector has become a key characteristic that has introduced change across sectors and new models of service delivery Keywords: adoption; alignment; barriers; development; economy; efficiency; goals; organizations; performance; sdg; sdgs; service; study; sustainability; sustainability performance; systems; technology; vol
• Numerical investigation changing airflow direction and incoming particle size to reduce residence time in spray dryer by Carles, Henry ; Yohana, Eflita ; Djaeni, Mohamad ; Tauviqirrahman, Mohammad ; Bahar, Shofwan ; Dharmawan, Eka ; Choi, Kwang- Hwan (2025) - Countercurrent flow is particle flow opposite to airflow, co-current flow is unidirectional, and mixed flow combines the two [8, 9]. Co-current and countercurrent flow are both used in the operation of mixed flow spray dryers. Keywords: air; airflow; chamber; diameter; dryer; drying; figure; flow; particles; spray; spray dryer; technology; velocity; vol
• The relationship between organizational culture, information technology, and the effectiveness of internal auditing: A study in Vietnam by Que, Nguyen Thi ; Duyen, Nguyen Thi Hanh ; Thuy, Tran Thi Thu ; Bac, Dang Thi (2025) - Additionally, the qualities of internal auditors were found to be the key to measuring the performance of internal audits, and it was discovered that the interaction between internal auditors and external auditors, as well as between chief audit executives and senior management, is crucial to internal audit effectiveness. https://doi.org/10.14453/aabfj.v17i3.11 [8] Z. Khanam, Effectiveness of internal auditing from the lens of internal audit factors: Empirical findings from the banking sector of Bangladesh, Journal of Financial Crime, vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 1467-1484, 2024. Keywords: analysis; audit; auditing; auditors; culture; effectiveness; factors; information; internal; technology; variants; vol
• Analysis of the applicability of an artificial intelligence technology to classify hand movements of people with or without limited hand movement, using AI-motion SW: An observational study by Bae, Won-Jin ; Jung, Nam-Hae ; Jung, Young-Jin ; Kam, Kyung-Yoon (2025) - In this study, hand movements were analyzed using hand movement images captured with a single camera using artificial intelligence. Accepted: 10 March 2025; Published: 29 March 2025 * Correspondence: kamlapa@inje.ac.kr Analysis of the applicability of an artificial intelligence technology to classify hand movements of people with or without limited hand movement, using AI-motion SW: An observational study Won-Jin Bae1, Nam-Hae Jung2, Young-Jin Jung3, Kyung-Yoon Kam4* 1Department of Occupational Therapy, Donggang University, Gwangju, Republic of Korea. Keywords: analysis; camera; distance; function; hand; information; learning; motion; movements; study; technology; vol
• Core technology development trends of quantum industry and global market growth trends by Kim, Jong-Yun (2025) - Advantages, Requirements, and Applications of quantum technology. Through this, the company is promoting i) the development of original technologies for each of the three core technologies of quantum technology, ii) the establishment of a 50 QB-class Korean quantum computing system by 2025, iii) the expansion of 1,000 QB-class researchers by 2030, and iv) the promotion of problem-solving projects based on public-private partnerships. Keywords: computers; cryptography; development; industry; market; quantum; technology
• User perceptions and intentions to continue using generative AI tools in the design process by Kim, Jhonghee ; Kim, Hyungjoon (2025) - Accepted: 31 March 2025; Published: 3 April 2025 * Correspondence: hjkim1@joongbu.ac.kr User perceptions and intentions to continue using generative AI tools in the design process Jhonghee Kim1, Hyungjoon Kim2* 1Samsung Art & Design Institute, South Korea. Using an extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), a survey was conducted with professionals actively employing generative AI tools. Keywords: design; ease; generative; technology; tools; use; usefulness; user; vol
• The use of generative AI tools in design work: Motivation and decision-making process of users by Kim, Jhonghee ; Kim, Hyungjoon (2025) - Hypothesis 5 (H5): Behavioral intention will positively predict generative AI tool usage behavior. This study combines U&G and TPB to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the decision-making process of generative AI users. Keywords: adoption; attitudes; behavior; control; design; generative; intention; norms; technology; tools; user; vol
• The role of financial editing to ensure accuracy and compliance in corporate financial reporting: A case-based study on service-based organisation by Laamari, Imane Ahmed ; Bouras, Ahmed ; Brika, Said Khalfa (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4, 199-214 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.5955 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 30 January 2025; Revised: 18 March 2025; Accepted: 23 March 2025; Published: 3 April 2025 * Correspondence: sbrika@ub.edu.sa The role of financial editing to ensure accuracy and compliance in corporate financial reporting: A case-based study on service-based organisation Imane Ahmed Laamari1, Ahmed Bouras2, Said Khalfa Brika3* 1Department of Business Administration, Business College, University of Bisha, Bisha, Saudi Arabia. This paper highlights the extent to which financial editing contributes to accuracy and compliance in systematically reviewing Corporate Financial Reporting. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; challenges; compliance; data; editing; management; organizations; practices; reporting; research; sector; service; study; technology; vol
• An empirical study on the impact of digital platform usage on sports consumption behavior based on the theory of planned behavior by Le, Yu ; Latif, Rozita Binti Abdul ; Zid, Azlina (2025) - Based on the above research results, the following hypothesis is proposed here: H7: Sports consumption intention has a positive impact on sports consumption behavior. Digital platforms shape sports consumption behavior primarily by influencing users’ psychological intentions rather than direct behavioral activation. Keywords: attitudes; behavior; consumption behavior; consumption intention; impact; intention; model; norms; platform; research; sports; sports consumption; study; technology; theory; use; variables; vol
• Multimodal student behavior analysis based on unsupervised learning by Chen, Zhilin ; Mariano, Vladimir Y. (2025) - These findings underscore the value of multimodal behavioral analysis in developing proactive educational support systems that can identify intervention needs before traditional performance metrics would trigger remediation. [5] L. Yan, D. Gasevic, V. Echeverria, Y. Jin, L. Zhao, and R. Martinez-Maldonado, From complexity to parsimony: Integrating latent class analysis to uncover multimodal learning patterns in collaborative learning, in In Proceedings of the 15th International Learning Analytics and Knowledge Conference (pp. 70-81). Keywords: analysis; authors; clusters; data; doi; edelweiss; engagement; features; gate; issn; learning; licensee; multimodal; patterns; science; student; technology; vol
• Empowering small and medium enterprises (SMES) to foster balanced development in Asean: Insights and implications for Vietnam by Thanh, Tran Thi Mai ; Linh, Tran Huong ; Thuy, Tran Thu ; Mai, Mai Thi Thanh ; Dung, Tran Viet (2025) - Both the ASEAN Strategic Action Plan (ASAP) 2015–2020 and ASAP 2020–2025 underscored the aspiration for ASEAN SMEs to seamlessly integrate with the AEC, thereby enabling them to actively participate in regional value chains actively, enhancing their global competitiveness, innovativeness, inclusivity, and resilience over the following five years. Additionally, effective strategies to enhance the practical involvement of ASEAN SMEs in international trade have remained largely unexplored. Keywords: amss; asean; authors; commerce; countries; development; economic; growth; international; law; measures; ntms; region; smes; technology; trade; value; vietnam; vol
• Research on digital inheritance system and action semantic analysis of Hunan flower-drum opera based on deep learning by Liao, Yi-Fu (2025) - References [1] Y. Liao, The fusion of tradition and modernity: A study on the development of Hunan Flower Drum Opera from the perspective of living heritage, Journal of Ecohumanism, vol. 3, no. 8, pp. 3675–3687, 2024. https://doi.org/10.62754/joe.v3i8.5033 [2] J. Xie and J. J. C. Simeon, A study of the inheritance groups of Hunan Flower Drum Opera, International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, vol. 14, no. 7, pp. [6] followed this work with the introduction of deep learning methodologies to carry out the semantic classification of movement patterns of the Guangxi ethnic folk dance to develop a detailed taxonomy of movement semantics. Keywords: analysis; character; digital; drum; drum opera; flower; heritage; hunan; hunan flower; learning; model; movement; opera; performance; recognition; research; semantic; system; technology; vol
• The influence of professional pilots, pilotages services, and shipping safety on the smooth flow of ship traffic by Nasution, Syahrial ; Thamrin, Muhammad ; Rahardjo, Sri ; Saputra, D. Purwa (2025) - Keywords: Smooth vessel traffic, Professional pilots, Pilotage service, Shipping safety. This strategy was chosen because it allows researchers to explore and understand phenomena related to smooth vessel traffic. Keywords: flow; pilotage; pilots; port; safety; services; ship; ship traffic; shipping; smoothness; technology; traffic; value; vessel; vessel traffic; vol
• Design of wearable social distancing card for enhancing public health safety compliance by Soe, Min Thu ; Yang, Darren Chua Lik ; Swee, Sim Kok ; Kit, Wong Wai (2025) - Social distancing sensor setup. The device uses high-frequency sound waves from ultrasonic sensors to measure the distance between individuals in real-time. Keywords: authors; covid-19; distance; distancing; figure; learning; sensor; technology; vol
• Human creativity and the instinctive circulation of money in the global economy by Toan, Vu ; Quoc, Nguyen Anh (2025) - Money life becomes the purpose; human life becomes the means for different types of money. Money has gradually become the representative of all socialized values, where having money means having wealth, and vice versa. Keywords: commodity; currency; development; economy; human; labor; life; money; people; state; technology; value; vol
• Blended learning with digital story telling model of students in English courses of Chinese primary education: Need assessment analysis by Peng, Lifei ; Petsangsri, Sirirat ; Cui, Jianming (2025) - English Communication Skills English communication skills are essential for primary school students as they form the foundation for effective learning and future academic success. Primary school students often find listening challenging due to issues such as limited vocabulary, background noise, or the speed at which native speakers talk. Keywords: communication; digital; efficacy; english; language; learning; need; self; skills; storytelling; students; technology; vol
• Leveraging management accounting for strategic decision making: Key drivers and performance impact in Vietnamese mechanical manufacturing firms by Vu, Nguyen Thanh ; Trang, Nguyen Quynh ; Hoai, Pham Thi Thu (2025) - This theory has been extensively applied in management accounting to explore how external and internal contingencies such as firm size, competitive intensity, organizational structure, and technological advancements shape the adoption and utilization of management accounting practices Despite the critical role of strategic decision-making in these enterprises, research on management accounting practices in this sector remains limited, especially regarding factors influencing its adoption and impact on firm performance. Keywords: accountants; accounting; decision; factors; making; mamd; management; management accounting; manufacturing; performance; practices; technology; vmmes; vol
• A continued struggle for deserving effective services in South African municipalities by Vyas-Doorgapersad, Shikha (2025) - Future research may include studies involving multiple municipalities, incorporating interviews with personnel to assess the implementation status of 4IR interventions in municipal service delivery. [34] A. Enaifoghe, Challenges of municipal service delivery and instruments for enhancing South African local government administration, African Journal of Development Studies, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. Keywords: 4ir; africa; challenges; delivery; government; johannesburg; municipalities; public; science; service; service delivery; south; technologies; technology; vol
• The impact of privacy design in university student housing on mental health and academic performance: A systematic review (2000-2024)" by Tianyu, LI ; Omar, Mohd Hisham bin (2025) - This study aims to systematically analyze student housing research from 2000 to 2024, evaluate interconnections between design aspects and student outcomes, and develop an evidence-based framework for understanding the relationship between housing design and student well- being. The evolution of student housing research reflects growing recognition of the complex interplay between physical design elements, particularly privacy features, and student outcomes in university settings [4]. Keywords: analysis; aspects; authors; design; development; housing design; housing research; privacy; research; satisfaction; student; student housing; technology; topic; university; vol
• Students' perception, concentration, and attention in learning and teachers' challenging approaches for effective and efficient learning: The social context, the influence of social networks, and technology have changed the learning environment and the need for new educational policies by Hysa, Ferit ; Agani, Mentor (2025) - The concentration, attention, and interest of students in learning are important factors in the effectiveness of student learning. In this approach of the teacher to teach students, the instruments that will be used are important such as full inclusion in learning, interactive learning, the use of didactic tools, the use of problem situations, the use of situations from everyday life, their discussion with each other, guided reading and clarification of incomprehensible parts by the teacher, etc. Barriers and obstacles in the application of new challenging approaches to student learning such as: • Teaching tradition • Imitation of their teachers' behaviors by new teachers. Keywords: attention; concentration; factors; interest; learning; students; teacher; teaching; technology; vol
• Generative artificial intelligence in academic writing in higher education: A systematic review by Chanpradit, Thaweesak (2025) - 18 Selim [68] 50 first-year female students Mixed-methods approach Perceptions of the AI writing tools The transformative impact of AI- powered writing tools Integration of AI writing tools into EFL education EFL university students used AI writing tools in their coursework despite varying levels of support from instructors. [28] showed that university students had moderate familiarity with generative AI writing tools, indicating engagement but little technical knowledge. Keywords: academic; ai tools; creativity; education; genai; intelligence; learning; research; students; studies; study; technology; tools; use; vol; writing; writing tools
• Impact of corporate culture on the application of lean manufacturing in enterprises by Lan, Do Thi Ngoc ; Yen, Nguyen Thi Hai ; Ha, Thai Van ; Thanh, Doan Tat (2025) - Assessment of the Current State of Lean Manufacturing Application Evaluating the current state of Lean Manufacturing application from the perspective of those directly involved in the process is crucial, as it reflects the actual effectiveness of Lean implementation. 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6130 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate proficiency is closely related to the effectiveness of Lean Manufacturing implementation, helping to support continuous improvement and increase productivity as well as product quality. Keywords: application; businesses; culture; employees; enterprises; factors; implementation; management; manufacturing; production; resources; study; technology; vietnam; vol
• Cloud computing security mechanisms random number authentication by Yadav, Amitabha (2025) - In present time data security is very horrible. [13] D. Zhe, W. Qinghong, S. Naizheng, and Z. Yuhan, Study on data security policy based on cloud storage, in Proc. Keywords: author; cloud; computing; data; security; technology; users; vol
• Effects of diamond burnishing process parameters on the surface roughness of AISI 304 austenitic stainless steel by Ichkova, Mariana (2025) - licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 6 February 2025; Revised: 2 April 2025; Accepted: 7 April 2025; Published: 12 April 2025 * Correspondence: ichkova@tugab.bg Effects of diamond burnishing process parameters on the surface roughness of AISI 304 austenitic stainless steel Mariana Ichkova1* 1Department of Material Science and Mechanics of Materials Technical University of Gabrovo, 5300 Gabrovo, Bulgaria; ichkova@tugab.bg (M.I.). The reason for choosing these three parameters is as follows: 1) Ra roughness parameter is a representative of the height (amplitude) roughness parameters and is the most used roughness parameter in engineering practice.; 2) The shape roughness parameters (skewness and kurtosis) play a significant role in the operational behavior of the diamond burnished surface Keywords: burnishing; diamond; feed; governing; rate; roughness; surface; technology; vol
• Business incubators role in fostering entrepreneurship: A comprehensive review of entrepreneurs’ selection process by Belhaj, Fozi Ali (2025) - Despite the important of business incubator in business world, there is a little attention has been given to business incubators to support and encourage sustainable entrepreneurship during the first steps of business development. Abstract: The study aims to review the status and an effective selection process of entrepreneurs from business incubators in Hadhramout, Yemen, as the most important process that primarily aims to investigate the innovative and creative ideas that orient small and medium-scale enterprises desirous of commercializing R&D results, especially from the research institutions, with a view to promoting innovation and entrepreneurship development. Keywords: business; business incubators; development; entrepreneurship; incubators; management; process; research; services; study; support; technology; vol
• Bridging to possible: Empowering visually impaired students through assistive technology rehabilitative training to become better students and future employees by Radwa, Elshemy, ; Fahad, Alzahrani, ; Shereen, Fawzy, ; Fahad, Almasoudi, ; Yasser, Moussa, ; Mohamed, Elsayed, (2025) - The findings show that 21 (75%) of respondents found educational technology services for reading and writing in Braille easily accessible. The data collected (Table 6) show that the most significant challenges faced by VIS include difficulties with educational technology services for reading and writing in Braille, comprehensive access to the university's website, and availability of technically trained and prepared human cadres. Keywords: authors; challenges; education; learning; research; services; students; study; table; technology; training; use; vol
• Determinants of internal audit effectiveness and its mediating role in fraud prevention by Thuy, Lai Thi Thu (2025) - These findings underscore the strategic role of internal audit in corporate governance and emphasize the need for capacity building within audit departments. However, the effectiveness of internal audit (IAE) depends on several factors—auditor competence, independence, IT integration, managerial support, and cooperation with external auditors. Keywords: audit; audit effectiveness; auditor; competence; effectiveness; fraud; iae; independence; internal; prevention; support; technology
• Convolutional neural network-based approach for edge detection in autonomous driving by Mansour, Marvy Badr Monir ; Mansour, Ahmed Mohamed (2025) - [32] I.-C. Sang and W. R. Norris, Improved generalizability of CNN based lane detection in challenging weather using adaptive preprocessing parameter tuning, Expert Systems with Applications, vol. 275, p. 127055, 2025. To accomplish these goals, a CNN is employed for autonomous car edge detection in this study. Keywords: ads; authors; avs; cnn; cnns; data; detection; doi; driving; edge; image; issn; lane; learning; licensee; lka; pid; road; science; sensors; systems; techniques; technology; vehicle; vol
• The role of higher education in sustainable national development: Reflections from an international perspective by Chen, Ming-Kuo ; Shih, Yi-Huang (2025) - Keywords: Higher education institutions (HEI), Higher education, Sustainable national development. The role of higher education in sustainable national development: Reflections from an international perspective Ming-Kuo Chen1, Yi-Huang Shih2* 1Department of Insurance and Finance Management, Chaoyang University of Technology, Taichung, Taiwan 3Center of Teacher Education, Minghsin University of Science and Technology, Hsinchu, Taiwan; shih78465@gmail.com (Y.H.S.). Keywords: development; education; freedom; growth; innovation; institutions; knowledge; learning; role; technology; universities; vol
• Developing framework for using social media in business organizations by Kassem, Gamal ; Asfoura, Evan (2025) - Published: 16 April 2025 * Correspondence: e.asfoura@arabou.edu.sa Developing framework for using social media in business organizations Gamal Kassem1, Evan Asfoura2* 1German University in Cairo, Business Informatic. Abstract: This study develops a comprehensive framework for integrating social media into business organizations, addressing gaps in existing literature. Keywords: audience; authors; business; delphi; expert; framework; innovation; media; organization; platform; process; research; social; technology; vol
• Effectiveness and challenges of agricultural extension in Maros district: Analysis of approaches and methods by Sumandiyar, Adi ; Nur, Hasruddin ; Rizal, Andi (2025) - Received: 13 February 2025; Revised: 4 April 2025; Accepted: 8 April 2025; Published: 16 April 2025 * Correspondence: adisumandiyar@gmail.com Effectiveness and challenges of agricultural extension in Maros district: This study examines the role of agricultural extension in empowering rice farmer groups in Maros Regency, focusing on efforts to improve farmers' social welfare. Keywords: approach; community; data; empowerment; extension; farmers; maros; needs; regency; research; study; technology; vol; women; workers
• Bridging the Gap: A systematic review of AI-powered smart learning Systems for addressing diverse student learning needs by Aihua, Cheng ; Cheng-Chung, Tsai (2025) - Research outcomes show that AI SLS systems can transform educational settings since they are applicable for the students of different learning styles leading to the betterment of education. However, despite their potential, AI-SLS integration into education practices have so far been uneven, in that they still lack understanding how AI SLS might combine to meet the diverse needs of learners in different contexts [3]. Keywords: barriers; challenges; data; education; implementation; learning; needs; research; review; sls; student; studies; study; systems; technology; vol
• Building a digital learning space culture in elementary school by Wahidmurni, Wahidmurni; Firdiansyah, Yhadi ; Lestantyo, Prayudi ; Susilawati, Samsul ; Mubarok, Harir ; Cahyono, M. Dwi (2025) - The average use of digital learning media at both schools averaged 4 hours and increased with the time spent on assignments and non-academic interests, such as gaming and communication. Furthermore, the results also show that digital learning positively affects teachers’ teaching practices and can serve as a tool to improve their performance. Keywords: culture; digital; digitalization; education; ict; learning; research; schools; skills; students; study; teachers; technology; vol
• The role of disruptive technology in enhancing organizational culture, transformational leadership, organizational learning, and individual readiness for change: A study on Bank Jago by P, Agung Kresnamurti Rivai ; Usman, Osly ; Hardini, Inkreswari Retno ; Kasofi, Adnan (2025) - [31] M. Iranmanesh, M. Ghobakhloo, M. Nilashi, M.-L. Tseng, E. Yadegaridehkordi, and N. Leung, Applications of disruptive digital technologies in hotel industry: A systematic review, International Journal of Hospitality Management, vol. (4) the impact of disruptive technology variables on individual change readiness. Keywords: banking; change; culture; digital; effect; individual; irfc; leadership; learning; readiness; sample; technology; vol
• Factors affecting students’ intention to use artificial intelligence in learning: An empirical study in Vietnam by Hoai, Nguyen Thu (2025) - [8] also recommended the need to examine the factors that influence learners’ willingness towards AI technology use from the perspective of student-oriented learning. In Vietnam, AI has been used for a long time, but only right after the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, AI technology was widely used and developed remarkably, especially in the fields of healthcare, education, finance, e-commerce… Keywords: intention; learning; model; research; students; study; technology; use; vol
• Towards a digital ecology of language learning: An integrative interaction model within the virtual education landscape by Hoerudin, Cecep Wahyu (2025) - 2. Method This study adopts a literature review approach to develop a conceptual framework for understanding integrative interaction within digital language learning environments. The fragmentation of interaction models in digital language learning environments has led to pedagogical approaches that often address cognitive, affective, social, and technological dimensions in isolation, resulting in disjointed learning experiences. Keywords: affective; cognitive; design; education; engagement; environments; interaction; language; language learning; learners; learning; model; technology; vol
• Managing smart work systems and their impact on developing workers capabilities in light of digital transformation by AL-Rasheed, Areej Ali Hussein (2025) - Study variables. [21]: The study examined dimensions of smart organizations at the Palestine Institute of Technology, emphasizing strategic vision, culture of excellence, and motivational systems; recommendations included enhancing incentive plans, formulating strategic visions, and encouraging innovation. Keywords: analysis; capabilities; dimensions; factor; information; learning; level; management; organizations; science; study; swsm; table; technology; variable; vol; work
• Financial solutions for small and medium enterprises: Improving technology level and marketing strategy by Hung, Tran Huy ; Anh, Pham Hoang ; Dang, Pham Van ; Luyen, Le Van (2025) - By examining the contents of the technology level, marketing strategy, and business performance, the inductive technique was used to define the study problem. Keywords: Business administration, Business performance, Financial solutions, Marketing strategy, Small and medium enterprises (SMEs), Technology level. Keywords: analysis; business; business performance; level; marketing; marketing strategy; performance; production; province; smes; strategy; technology; technology level; vol
• Empowering leadership and achievement motivation in enhancing digital learning behavior: Mediating effects of learning climate by Trihantoyo, Syunu ; Supriyanto, Achmad ; Ghani, Muhammad Faizal Bin A. ; Khamidi, Amrozi ; Andari, Shelly (2025) - The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of empowering leadership on educational institution leaders and teacher achievement motivation, mediated by the learning climate, in fostering digital learning behavior in elementary schools in Surabaya City that implement emancipated learning programs. The results of this study show that empowering leadership and achievement motivation do not directly affect the learning climate or digital learning behavior. Keywords: achievement; behavior; climate; leadership; learning; learning behavior; learning climate; level; motivation; research; school; teachers; technology; value; vol
• Intelligent inventory prediction: A machine learning framework using random forest for inventory forecasting by Deivanayagampillai, Nagarajan ; Bhuvaneswari, Thangavel ; Suppiah, Yasothei (2025) - In Fig 1, the dataset provides a comprehensive view of inventory transactions across 37 countries, with the United Kingdom being the dominant market. In summary, the dataset captures a complete picture of inventory transactions in 37 countries with the leading market in the United Kingdom. Keywords: analysis; authors; customer; data; demand; forecasting; forest; inventory; learning; management; model; prediction; sales; technology; transactions; vol
• Impact of regional characteristics on firm capabilities and new product performance by Hyun, Byung-Hwan (2025) - An interesting finding is that in the capital region, the moderating effect of dynamic capabilities appeared in the relationship between R&D capabilities and new product performance. In addition, dynamic capability is explored not only as a direct factor but also as a moderating variable that potentially enhances the relationship between R&D and new product performance. Keywords: analysis; capabilities; capability; capital; development; firm; innovation; management; market; market performance; network; npd; performance; product; product performance; r&d; regions; research; study; technology; vol; yes
• Blockchain+big data: Smart contract design for decentralized financial sharing platform by Zhou, Xiaohua (2025) - Using this platform, A Enterprise also achieved real- time statistical management of financial statement data information and organically integrated front- end finance and business [11]. The businesses of Company A that are not included in the financial shared service platform mainly include financial data analysis, daily budget and tax docking. Keywords: blockchain; blockchain technology; business; center; company; contract; data; enterprise; financial; information; layer; learning; management; platform; process; reimbursement; sharing; system; technology; vol
• Factors influence the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms by Thuy, Tran Thi Thu ; Dao, Phan Thi Anh ; Quang, Dang Van ; Tam, Mai Thi ; Tai, Do Duc (2025) - Therefore, to implement lean accounting in mechanical firms scientifically, reasonably, and effectively, managers should have a more complete and correct understanding of lean accounting and the role of lean accounting information in managing and operating the enterprise's activities. Accepted: 17 April 2025; Published: 21 April 2025 * Correspondence: taidd@haui.edu.vn; taiketoanquocte@gmail.com Factors influence the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms Tran Thi Thu Thuy1, Phan Thi Anh Dao2, Dang Van Quang3, Mai Thi Tam4, Do Duc Tai5* 1University of Labour and Social Affairs, Vietnam; violetsdoll@yahoo.com (T.T.T.T) 2Banking Academy of Vietnam; daopta@hvnh.edu.vn (P.T.A.D.) 3Hanoi University of Business and Technology, Vietnam; dangquangtckt@gmail.com (D.V.Q.) 4Hanoi University of Natural Resources and Environment, Vietnam; Hanoi University of Industry, Vietnam; mttam@hunre.edu.vn; tammt.ncs@st.haui.edu.vn (M.T.T.) 5School of Economics, Hanoi University of Industry, Vietnam; taidd@haui.edu.vn; taiketoanquocte@gmail.com (D.D.T.). Keywords: accounting; analysis; authors; awareness; factors; firms; hanoi; implementation; information; management; management accounting; managers; research; staff; technology; variables; vol
• Cybersecurity readiness in Thailand: The empirical evidence of service sectors by Photipatphiboon, Porramin ; Chokpiriyawat, Thanuset ; Papamo, Kanokwan (2025) - Additionally, cybersecurity awareness strongly affects compliance behavior and the willingness to share cybersecurity knowledge within organizations. Cybersecurity awareness is crucial for improving compliance with security protocols and fostering a proactive cybersecurity culture. Keywords: awareness; behavior; compliance; cybersecurity; cybersecurity awareness; information; journal; knowledge; organization; readiness; service; technology; vol
• The relationship between firm digital transformation, green transformation and risk taking: A review of the underpinning theories by Juan, Wang ; Kharuddin, Khairul Ayuni Mohd ; Ismail, Rina Fadhilah (2025) - Keywords: Agency theory, Firm digital transformation, Firm green transformation, Firm risk taking, Information asymmetry theory, Resource-based theory. Firm digital transformation and firm green transformation can help create a good internal and external environment for firms, improve the efficiency of information transmission, and promote firm risk taking. Keywords: agency; business; digital; firm; information; innovation; investment; journal; management; risk; risk taking; taking; technology; theory; transformation; vol
• Technologies used in vehicular networks for effective eco-friendly intelligent transportation system in smart cities by Mansour, Marvy Badr Monir ; Barakat, Salma Mohamed (2025) - [3] D. Boehmlaender, S. Hasirlioglu, V. Yano, C. Lauerer, T. Brandmeier, and A. Zimmer, Advantages in crash severity prediction using vehicle to vehicle communication, presented at the In 2015 IEEE International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks Workshops (pp. 112-117). The OMNeT++ is used as a network simulator, while the SUMO (Simulation of Urban Mobility) simulator is used for road traffic simulation. Keywords: applications; automobiles; communication; data; information; networks; road; safety; simulation; technology; traffic; v2i; v2v; veins; vol
• Digital transformation obstacles categorization in higher education institutions in the middle east and its effect on the UN sustainable development goals: A systematic literature review by El-Bayaa, Nourhan (2025) - The COVID-19 epidemic has expedited the transition to digital education, forcing many institutions to adopt remote and hybrid teaching approaches. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have a strong link to the use of digital transformation, especially in higher education, and those goals could be achieved with the use of digital technologies (SDG 4). Keywords: development; digital; education; heis; institutions; lack; learning; obstacles; process; region; research; study; technology; transformation; vol
• AI-driven innovation in educational management: A multi-case study of Chinese higher education institutions by Zhang, Wei ; Ilisko, Dzintra. (2025) - Institutions should adopt a sequenced approach to AI implementation, prioritizing technological infrastructure before organizational capability building, with formal knowledge management systems significantly enhancing success rates. The research questions go toward ascertaining not only the technical issues in AI implementation, but also the processes of organizational transformation that occur along with successful adoption. Keywords: analysis; capacity; data; education; effects; implementation; innovation; institutions; learning; likert; management; point; readiness; research; study; success; technology; vol
• Automated deepfake generation process based on AI painting technology by Liu, Qianru ; Kim, Ki-Hong (2025) - These AI image generation models can create unlimited quantities of diverse facial images on demand, potentially addressing the data constraints inherent in Deepfake model training. Deepfake Deepfake technology is a form of media manipulation that employs machine learning models such as VAE (Variational Autoencoders) and GAN (Generative Adversarial Networks) to merge and superimpose facial images or videos onto source material. Keywords: data; deepfake; face; generation; images; learning; model; production; quality; swapping; technology; training; users
• Factors influencing the growth of e-commerce: The mediating role of digital marketing by Wasiq, Mohammad (2025) - Abstract: The purpose of this research is to determine the reasons that motivate Indian e-commerce marketers to utilize digital marketing and to propose a set of seven such motivators. The growth of e-commerce can be attributed primarily to the increased use of digital marketing, which, in turn, can be attributed to the rise of digital media as a communication medium. Keywords: analysis; business; commerce; customers; digital; growth; india; marketing; media; online; research; study; table; technology; vol
• Integrating AI and IoT into STEM teacher training: A case study of secondary education in Vietnam by Thanh, Huy Le ; Van, Hung Tran ; Viet, Hai Phung ; Tran, Quynh ; Thanh, Hung Nguyen ; Duy, Binh Doan ; Duc, Manh Tran (2025) - Published: 26 April 2025 * Correspondence: tvhung@ued.udn.vn Integrating AI and IoT into STEM teacher training: A case study of secondary education in Vietnam Huy Le Thanh1, Hung Tran Van2*, Hai Phung Viet3, Quynh Tran4, Hung Nguyen Thanh5, Binh Doan Duy6, Manh Tran Duc7 1,2,3,4,5,6,7The University of Danang, University of Science and Education, Danang, Vietnam; tvhung@ued.udn.vn (H.T.V.) This research highlights the feasibility of integrating emerging technologies into STEM teacher training in developing countries and underscores the importance of continuous professional development. Keywords: content; course; education; integrating; iot; knowledge; learning; mean; science; stem; stem education; students; survey; teachers; teaching; technology; training; training course; vol
• The importance of crisis management in the aviation industry: A case study on Kuwait by Abdallah, Farid ; Elhoss, Walid ; Chahine, Jawad (2025) - [17] Y.-H. Chang, C.-H. Yeh, and P.-S. Wu, Evaluating airline crisis management performance: The cases of flights GE222 and GE235 crash accidents, Journal of Air Transport Management, vol. 70, pp. Received: 21 February 2025; Revised: 14 April 2025; Accepted: 18 April 2025; Published: 26 April 2025 * Correspondence: f.abdallah@au.edu.kw The importance of crisis management in the aviation industry: Keywords: airlines; airways; aviation; covid-19; crisis; crisis management; emergency; icao; industry; kuwait; management; procedures; response; technology; travel; vol
• Assessing version control system skill gaps in undergraduate IT education: A needs assessment of academic and industry stakeholder perspective by Kulchan, Supeeti ; Pimdee, Paitoon ; Sukkamart, Aukkapong (2025) - Research Design This research was designed as a quantitative descriptive study utilizing a needs assessment framework to evaluate and prioritize VCS skill development among undergraduate students in information technology. Industry Demand for Version Control System Skills The collaborative nature of modern software engineering drives the demand for VCS skills in the software development industry. Keywords: control; development; education; entrepreneurs; industry; instructors; learning; needs; skill; students; technology; vcs; version; vol
• Smart-oriented urban development for urban administrative units and smart urban areas in the urbanization context of Vietnam by Phuong, Nguyen Thi Lan ; Nhu, Dao Thi (2025) - Building an Approach to Smart-Oriented Urban Development * Approaching the nature and goals of smart city model in the world, apply for smart urban units and and smart urban areas There is no formal concept of smart cities, and the concepts are constantly being adjusted and considered in the local context over time, we can study the general ideas of smart cities as follows: Accordingly, it ensures that urban areas, urban-related fields, and urban development-related 2542 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 2537-2547, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6604 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate people (urban players, urban managers, urban people) will be coherently connected to each other to support information, data, and solutions that are systematic and comprehensive; Accordingly, it can be seen that urban data and technology applications will play a fundamental role in promoting and supplementing these functions for smart cities and smart urban areas. Keywords: areas; cities; city; development; infrastructure; population; scale; technology; units; urban; vietnam
• Digital divide and accessibility in online education by Romero, Cristina Sánchez ; Vacas, Cristina Garcia ; Muñoz, Eva María ; Levterova, Dora ; Lazarov, Andrean (2025) - [9] Y. Kotera et al., Loneliness in online students with disabilities: Qualitative investigation for experience, understanding and solutions, International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, vol. 18, no. 1, pp. To support relationship needs for inclusive online learning, communities can be established at different levels, from courses and programs to university, so that higher education students can count on the support of their peers to build their confidence and improve their connection [16]. Keywords: access; authors; barriers; content; design; digital; divide; education; learning; online; research; students; technology; vol
• Harnessing local creativity for technological advancement: Uncovering MSME innovations rooted in Sumbawa cultural wisdom by Diatmika, I Putu Gede ; Rahayu, Sri (2025) - For example, local MSMEs producing herbal cosmetics and natural wellness products leverage the rich biodiversity of Sumbawa to create high-quality, environmentally friendly products. This approach not only promotes the uniqueness of local products but also fosters consumer loyalty and advocacy. Keywords: development; digital; economy; innovation; marketing; msmes; products; resources; strategies; study; sumbawa; technology; vol; wisdom
• A strategic model for women entrepreneurs: Digital literacy, resources, and innovation in enhancing MSME performance by Zahwa, Almu ; Sutjipto, Mohammad Riza ; Salim, Dwi Fitrizal (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1080/13662716.2022.2065971 [50] M. J. Alvarado-Vargas, T. Inamanamelluri, and Q. Zou, Product attributes and digital innovation performance: The importance of country and firm level supporting environment, International Journal of Technology Management, vol. 82, no. 3-4, pp. 206-226, 2020. It explores the relationships between digital literacy, company resources, digital innovation, and business performance. Keywords: business; business performance; company; digital; innovation; literacy; model; msmes; performance; research; resources; study; technology; vol; women
• The urgency of flipped classroom learning by integrating android-based multimedia to support digital literacy skills of elementary school students by Dewi, Candra ; Soetjipto, Budi Eko ; Utaya, Sugeng ; Suhartadi, Syarif ; Rohmanurmeta, Fauzatul Ma’rufah (2025) - Technology- based learning can be implemented by using digital learning media as a means for students to learn The media used can generate student learning motivation. Keywords: classroom; data; digital; education; elementary; learning; material; media; multimedia; research; school; students; teachers; technology; use; vol
• A blended and project-based learning management model using artificial intelligence to enhance Thai undergraduate student digital media creation skills by Wuttikamonchai, Oraboot (2025) - [2] takes this technocentric perspective further by examining the technical skills required to produce digital materials and further characterizes digital media production skills as both creative and critical, emphasizing the technical capacity to use digital tools and the analytical acumen to interpret and shape messages through media. These conceptualizations suggest that digital media production skills cannot be reduced to technical expertise alone. Keywords: content; creation; development; digital; education; learning; media; model; pjbl; production; project; research; science; skills; students; technology; vol
• Enhancing preservice teacher education: Integrating assistive technology and UDL within the TPACK framework: A systematic literature review by Wang, Shizhao ; Sitthiworachart, Jirarat (2025) - Published: 28 April 2025 * Correspondence: jirarat.si@kmitl.ac.th Enhancing preservice teacher education: Integrating assistive technology and UDL within the TPACK framework: A systematic literature review Shizhao Wang1, Jirarat Sitthiworachart2* 1,2School of Industrial Education and Technology; King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand; 136103800@qq.com (S.W.); jirarat.si@kmitl.ac.th (J.S.). Abstract: This study aims to explore the integration of assistive technology (AT) and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) within the Technological Pedagogical and Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework to enhance preservice teacher education. Keywords: content; design; education; educators; framework; knowledge; learning; research; students; study; teacher; teaching; technology; tpack; training; vol
• Analyzing the adoption of artificial intelligence by Moroccan university teachers: Key insights and implications from the UTAUT model by Hicham, OUZIF ; Hayat, EL BOUKHARI ; Maryem, EL ACHABI ; Ouail, CHAHBOUNI ; Mohamed, ES-SANOUN ; Nacer, MAHOUAT ; Salma, BAKKALI (2025) - The results show that facilitating conditions and social influence are the primary determinants of AI adoption intention. Although the Moroccan government has launched initiatives to integrate digital technologies into education, AI adoption by university teachers remains limited and under-researched [2, 5]. Keywords: adoption; education; intention; model; teachers; technology; university; use; vol
• Evaluating new media strategy performance through big data and intelligent algorithms by Guo, Lin ; Li, Charlie Quanlin (2025) - Through the latest digital interactive technology, new media technology is aided by computer technology and the Internet platform, providing people with new experiences while causing a huge impact on the traditional media industry. As can be seen from Figure 1, data analytics entered the 20th century with a higher percentage of the areas where new media technologies were applied. Keywords: algorithm; data; degree; development; figure; learning; media; network; new; optimization; support; technology; vector; vol
• The impact of different sources of science and technology finance on the innovation capability of high-tech industries in China by Haixin, Yuan ; Hernandez, Alexander A. (2025) - Theoretically, it advances the integration of financial innovation and endogenous growth theories within China's institutional context. This is consistent with the theory of financial innovation Keywords: capability; capital; china; data; finance; financing; industries; innovation; innovation capability; market; science; technology; vol
• Fusion of tradition and modernity: Digital inheritance and sustainable protection of Kyrgyzstan's intangible cultural heritage by Li, Kun ; Yilihamu, Jiayina ; Sarygulovna, Kasmalieva Anarkan (2025) - However, with the acceleration of globalisation and modernisation, traditional cultural heritage in Kyrgyzstan faces issues such as population mobility, the impact of urbanisation, insufficient economic returns and poor policy and financial support, which have placed many precious cultural items on the brink of loss. Declining Interest of the Younger Generation and Succession Gap Under the influence of modernisation and globalisation, traditional cultural heritage in Kyrgyzstan faces declining interest among younger people. Keywords: authors; community; culture; heritage; ich; kyrgyzstan; protection; safeguarding; technology; traditional; transmission; vol
• Agile resilience for the future human resource management profession: Methodologies, strategies, and best practices by Isabirye, AK ; Mampuru, MP (2025) - It is essential to highlight that, whereas traditional HRM managers depend on set and long-term strategies, agile HR professionals employ an iterative and dynamic methodology to adjust plans and actions according to feedback and the evolving requirements of the company [33]. [31] A. Junita, Agile HR strategies: Prerequisite of business competitiveness in a dynamic environment, in In Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Indonesian Social and Political Enquiries, ICISPE 2020, 9-10 October 2020, Semarang, Indonesia. Keywords: agility; business; culture; data; decision; hrm; learning; making; management; organisations; professionals; research; resilience; resource; teams; technology; vol
• The role of accounting employees’ information security awareness on the intention to resist social engineering by Senduk, Rian Candy ; Kurniawan, Yohannes (2025) - Due to limited prior research on accounting information security awareness, this study emphasizes both organizational and individual awareness based on TPB theory. [6] Q. A. Al-Fatlawi, D. S. Al Farttoosi, and A. H. Almagtome, Accounting information security and it governance under cobit 5 framework: A case study, Webology, vol. 18, no. 02, pp. 294-310, 2021. Keywords: accounting; awareness; data; employees; engineering; information; information security; intention; research; security; study; technology; vol
• Influence of investment environment and development of infrastructure investment technology on state management of effective infrastructure development investment by Thu, Nguyen Van ; Hung, Pham Thanh ; Phuong, Ha Thi Thu ; Mai, Nguyen Chi ; Phong, Bui Xuan (2025) - Through qualitative and quantitative research methods, the objective of this article is to study the influence of the investment environment and the development of infrastructure investment technology on the effective state management of infrastructure development investment in Quang Ninh province. The results show that the development of infrastructure investment technology positively affects the effective state management of infrastructure development investment in Quang Ninh province. Keywords: development; development investment; environment; infrastructure; infrastructure development; investment; management; ninh; ninh province; province; quang; quang ninh; state; state management; study; technology
• Self-regulation and motivation teacher in non-formal education: A systematic literature review by Yuniarini, Putu Dina ; Agung, Anak Agung Gede ; Ariawan, I Putu Wisna ; Sulindawati, Ni Luh Gede Erni (2025) - [21] B. Werang et al., Exploring the simultaneous impact of parental support, school environment, teacher morale, and student learning motivation on student academic performance, International Journal of Religion, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. The large contribution of non-formal educational institutions is certainly inseparable from the role of non-formal educators, in this case, 'tutors' in the learning process at these educational institutions. Keywords: education; educators; formal; journal; learning; motivation; non; process; regulation; research; role; self; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; vol
• Pre-service teachers’ use of educational applications during work-integrated learning in south African primary schools by Mogale, Makobo ; Jita, Thuthukile (2025) - Theoretical Framework This study used the technology acceptance model (TAM) as theoretical lens to explore the experiences of pre-service teachers in the use of educational apps during WIL. Second, pre-service teachers had low confidence in the use of educational apps. Keywords: apps; education; learning; schools; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; transformation; use; vol
• Cybersecurity and its impact on risk management facing tourism organizations – A case study at Baghdad international airport by Maktouf, Muhammad Abd ; Alobaidi, Muthanna (2025) - [22] J. S. Suroso and M. A. Fakhrozi, Assessment of information system risk management with octave allegro at education institution, Procedia Computer Science, vol. 135, pp. Received: 7 February 2025; Revised: 11 April 2025; Accepted: 15 April 2025; Published: 30 April 2025 * Correspondence: mohammed.abid1989@uomustansiriyah.edu.iq Cybersecurity and its impact on risk management facing tourism organizations – A case study at Baghdad international airport Muhammad Abd Maktouf1*, Muthanna Alobaidi2 1,2Al-Mustansiriya University, College of Tourism Sciences, Iraq; mohammed.abid1989@uomustansiriyah.edu.iq (M.A.M.) Keywords: airport; baghdad; coefficient; cybersecurity; dimensions; information; international; management; protection; research; risk; risk management; study; systems; technology; vol
• Challenges and trends in green finance and environmental policy in East African countries: A bibliometric and policy analysis by Samatar, Elmi Hassan (2025) - [67] X. Wang, E. Elahi, and Z. Khalid, Do green finance policies foster environmental, social, and governance performance of corporate?, International journal of environmental research and public health, vol. 19, no. 22, p. 14920, 2022. To advance green finance research and practice, scholars recommend focusing on economic and financial perspectives using quantitative approaches[21]. Keywords: african; analysis; china; climate; countries; development; eac; east; energy; environmental; finance; green; innovation; policies; policy; research; science; sustainability; technology; vol
• Moderating role of customer involvement in the relationship between behavioral intention and use behavior by Yuliani, Pande Nyoman ; Suprapti, Ni Wayan Sri ; K., IGN Jaya Agung Widagda ; Piartrini, Putu Saroyini (2025) - H8: Behavioral intention positively and significantly affects the actual usage behavior of digital transaction services. This approach not only enhances the understanding of causal relationships between variables but also contributes a fresh perspective to the theoretical development of user behavior studies in the field of digital banking transaction services. Keywords: banking; behavior; customer; expectancy; influence; intention; involvement; services; study; technology; theory; transaction; transaction services; use; valid
• Adoption and promotion of KMITL e-learning program for the elderly in urban Thailand by Debhavalya, Roselyn ; Teetakaew, Torsangrasmee (2025) - With respect to experience using online learning platforms, 52.78% had never used such platforms, while 27.78% indicated current use. Regarding intention to use online learning platforms in the future, the findings indicated a strong interest. Keywords: acceptance; experience; learning; online; participants; platforms; satisfaction; skills; technology
• The impact of eco-friendly car characteristics and eco-friendly factors on perceived value, trust, and purchase intention by Liu, Yuan-Yuan ; Kim, Ha-Kyun (2025) - Consumer perceived value and trust were found to have a significant impact on purchase intention. [37] J. Cai, Li, S. and L. S. Jia, Research on the relationship between government incentive policies and purchase intention of pure electric vehicles: Based on the theory of consumer perceived Value, Science and Technology Economics, vol. 35, no. 4, pp. 71-75, 2022. Keywords: brand; carbon; cars; consumers; eco; environment; factors; green; hypothesis; intention; price; purchase; research; safety; technology; trust; value; vehicles; vol
• The influence of financial constraints and firm age on firm performance: The mediating effect of digital transformation by Angelina, Cecilia ; Putri, Ni Putu Andhini Pranadia ; Rusmanto, Toto (2025) - Based on previous research, digital transformation plays a significant role as a mediator between financial constraints and company performance. Abstract: Amid the increasing challenges of digital transformation, Indonesia's non-cyclical consumer sector faces difficulties in terms of innovation and competitiveness. Keywords: age; companies; company; constraints; firm; performance; technology; transformation
• Integrated waste management based on sustainable approaches, methods and systems in Sinjai regency by Falah, Fahsul ; Jamil, Muhammad Hatta ; Demmallino, Eymal B ; Arsal, Ariady ; Darmawansyah, Darmawansyah; Darhamsyah, Darhamsyah; Massiseng, Andi Nur Apung (2025) - 1. Introduction A common environmental problem in an area is waste management that has not been optimal in meeting the needs of the community In addition, there are other regulations that also regulate waste management, such as Law Number 6 of 2023 concerning Job Creation, Government Regulation Number 22 of 2021 concerning the Implementation and Protection of the Environment, Presidential Regulation Number 97 of 2017 concerning National Policies and Strategies for the Management of Household Waste and Waste Similar to Household Waste (Jakstranas), and Sinjai Regent Regulation Number 28 of 2018 concerning Sinjai Regency Policies and Strategies in the Management of Household Waste and Waste Similar to Household Waste. Keywords: analysis; authors; collection; community; generation; landfill; performance; population; regency; respondent; sinjai; technology; transportation; vol; waste; waste collection; waste generation; waste management
• Balancing sustainability and consumer demand: Exploring Gen Z interest in co-designing transformable garments by Zeng, Zhen ; Jalil, Marzie Hatef (2025) - Most prior research on transformable garment design has concentrated on theoretical aspects, design methodology concepts, and the practical exploration of design cases [8, 32- 34]. Beyond theoretical implications, this study highlights the importance of educating students about TGCD to enhance their engagement with sustainable garment design. Keywords: clothing; design; experience; fashion; features; garment; gen; gen z; research; technology; test; tgcd; vol; willingness
• Factors influencing Chinese Non-English majors' attitudes toward blended learning: The role of perceived relevance, online self-efficacy, and teachers' digital literacy by Li, Xin ; Sulaiman, Nur Ainil ; Aziz, Azlina Abdul (2025) - These features are likely to be as relevant to blended learning students, as these communities consistently incorporate an online learning element. This study employs a quantitative survey methodology to statistically analyze how three key factors—perceived relevance, online self-efficacy, and teachers' digital literacy—collectively influence Chinese non-English majors' attitudes toward blended English learning. Keywords: attitudes; college; courses; education; efficacy; english; factors; language; learning; literacy; online; relevance; research; self; students; teachers; technology; vol
• Development of a strategic management model to enhance the effectiveness of the cooperation between private companies and vocational colleges, China by Liu, Yanyan ; Sermsri, Natchanun (2025) - [2] D. BINCHU and N. Rattanasiraprapha, The school-enterprise cooperation of higher vocational education in guangdong province, Doctoral Dissertation, Silpakorn University, 2024. In the global field of vocational education, cooperation between private companies and educational institutions exhibits diverse characteristics and challenges [5]. Keywords: analysis; china; coherence; colleges; cooperation; development; education; effectiveness; enterprise; industry; integration; learning; model; research; school; study; table; talent; technology; training; vocational; vol
• Probing into digitalisation's influence on internal customer satisfaction: An angle from internal customers of shared service organisations by NAIDU, Prashalini ; JAIS, Juraifa ; RENGANATHAN, Tamil Selvi ; Khudari, Mohamed (2025) - [2] J. Soalheira and G. Timbrell, What is shared services?, in Shared services as a new organizational form: Emerald Group Publishing Limited. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1877-636120140000013004, 2014, pp. 67-84. Abstract: This paper aims to investigate the impact of the pandemic on shared services and the influence of digitalization on internal customer satisfaction in shared service organizations. Keywords: authors; business; centres; covid-19; customer; customer satisfaction; digitalisation; impact; international; journal; management; pandemic; quality; research; respondent; satisfaction; science; service; service quality; study; technology; vol
• Elaboration and electrical characterization of electrodes made with Azadirachta indica’s biochar and coconut shells’ bio-pitch doped with TiO2 by ATTAH, N’Gissa ; MANI, Damgou KONGNINE ; MOUZOU, Essowè ; KPELOU, Pali (2025) - [4] K. You, Z. Zhou, C. Gao, and Q. Yang, One-step preparation of biochar electrodes and their applications in sediment microbial electrochemical systems, Catalysts, vol. 11, no. 4, p. 508, 2021. This observation indicates that the level of volatile condensable matter has attained its limit, with the lignin a principal agent in the genesis of bio-oils having undergone complete decomposition Keywords: authors; bio; biochar; carbonization; coconut; density; electrode; graphite; learning; oil; pitch; process; resistivity; science; technology; temperature; vol; yield
• Influence of by-product material and calcined pozzolan on some geotechnical characteristics of cement treated fine-grained soil: Comparative study by Jawad, Ibtehaj Taha ; Jafer, Hassnen Mosa ; Majeed, Zaid Hameed (2025) - The UCS findings showed a considerable development in soil strength particularly in case of using CKC. These findings highlight the potential of calcined kaolin clay as a sustainable additive for soil stabilization, offering a long-term solution for recycling industrial by-products and improving the performance and durability of infrastructure projects. Keywords: astm; authors; cement; ckc; materials; mdp; soil; strength; technology; ucs; vol
• Establishing a compensation fund for victims of cyber fraud: Toward a legal framework for Qatar by Al-Eshaq, Noor Ahmed M H ; Farag, Mohamed Salem Abou El ; Kattan, Imad Abdulkarim (2025) - Enact Comprehensive Compensation Fund Legislation: Specialized laws should be introduced to regulate compensation funds, detailing the legal requirements and procedural framework for accessing the fund, ensuring its role as a supplementary mechanism for victim compensation. Despite the efforts of authorities, prosecuting such crimes is frequently difficult, making it essential to explore alternative mechanisms for victim compensation. Keywords: accidents; compensation; compensation fund; crimes; damage; fraud; fund; law; perpetrator; study; technology; victims
• Gender-inclusive fintech and economic growth: The case of P2P lending in Indonesia by Salim, Dwi Fitrizal ; Candraningtias, Widyadhana ; Koerniawan, Koenta Adji ; Isynuwardhana, Deannes (2025) - The contribution of P2P lending fintech to Indonesia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is increasingly evident [4]. Fintech lending platforms offer innovative and inclusive financial services that have the potential to reshape traditional credit models and drive economic expansion Keywords: fintech; gdp; gender; growth; income; indonesia; interest; lending; peer; performance; study; technology; test; variables; vol
• Are we ready for education in Metaverse? PLS-SEM analysis by Nguyen, Binh-Hai Thi; Dang, Tri-Quan ; Nguyen, Luan-Thanh ; Tran, Thuy-Thanh Thi (2024) - In the field of metaverse education, the inclusion of perceived value, which includes emotional and social aspects, becomes important. In addition, social value (SV) moderately affects perceived value (PV) in metaverse education, consistent with previous research on social presence and engagement [32]. Keywords: adoption; behavior; consumer; education; influence; intention; learning; metaverse; study; technology; tpb; value; vol
• Quantitative modeling of the relationship between Basel III Capital Buffers and key strategic solutions: A case study of commercial banks in Vietnam by Nguyen, Khuong ; Vu, Mai Chi ; Nguyen, Thu Huong (2025) - Keywords: Basel III capital buffer, Basel III Implementation, Capital conservation buffer, Vietnam. Model to study the relation between the level of implementation of Basel III capital buffer and a number of solutions. Keywords: banking; banks; basel; basel iii; buffer; capital; iii; iii capital; implementation; increase; level; research; solutions; state; technology
• An increase in investment and development aid China's for Cambodia in the second decade of the 21st Century by Hung, Vo Minh ; Tuan, Nguyen Khoa (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 537-553, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.6932 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Increasing and influencing in Cambodia BRIngs China many political and defense and security benefits. At a lower level, the proportion of goods exports to China market on total exports to the world of Cambodia also increased from 1.68% in 2010 to 6.27% in 2020 [31]. Keywords: asean; asia; cambodia; china; chinese; cooperation; countries; development; economic; international; investment; region; relations; relationship; sez; southeast; technology; total; trade; usd; vol
• Multi-biometric authentication system for enhancing the security levels in cloud computing using deep learning algorithm by Umamageswari, A. ; Deepa, S. ; S, Sridevi ; Sangari, A. (2025) - These findings highlight the potential of advanced deep learning methodologies within cloud computing environments to enhance multimodal biometric authentication systems. The paper may also present a framework for integrating multimodal biometric authentication systems with cloud services and evaluate its effectiveness in terms of security and usability [15]. Keywords: authentication; biometric; cloud; computing; image; learning; multimodal; paper; recognition; security; systems; technology; vol
• Development and application of a dry form of a new biopreparation for remediation of oil-contaminated soils in extreme continental climate conditions by Narmanova, R. ; Appazov, N. ; Puntus, I.F. ; Niyazova, D. ; Kuzhamberdieva, S. ; Kanzhar, S. ; Alimkhan, B. ; Alzhanova, G. (2025) - The problem of cleaning from oil contamination in regions with a hot arid climate has a number of features: high temperatures reduce the oil viscosity, accelerating its diffusion deep into the soil, intensive evaporation of light fractions of oil leads to air pollution with toxic products, while the remaining non-volatile components with high molecular weight form films that are poorly subject to biodegradation. The authors in the work [4] studied оil contamination, primarily caused by petroleum oil, poses a significant global issue causing bacteria to thrive in oil-contaminated environments. Keywords: authors; biopreparation; bioremediation; form; kazakhstan; microorganisms; oil; petroleum; soil; strains; technology; temperature; vol
• A systematic review of managerial competencies in global higher education by Connie, Connie; Kristiawan, Muhammad ; Rusly, Muhammad ; Hutami, Sari ; Viona, Elsa (2025) - This study aims to synthesize global trends and essential competencies for higher education leadership in a rapidly evolving educational landscape. Abstract: The purpose of this study is to explore and synthesize essential managerial competencies required in higher education institutions amid globalization. Keywords: competencies; data; education; globalization; goals; institutions; journal; leadership; learning; management; need; planning; research; resources; skills; technology; universities; vol
• Knowledge as power: A critical analysis of Alvin Toffler’s perspective and its implications for developing economies by Nam, Ong Van (2025) - This study critically analyzes Alvin Toffler’s conceptualization of knowledge power and examines how it transforms social, economic, and political relationships during the transition to what Toffler termed the “Third Wave” civilization. The findings indicate that Toffler’s perspective on knowledge power offers significant insights for developing economies like Vietnam, where the transition to a knowledge-based economy presents both opportunities and challenges. Keywords: development; economies; information; knowledge; new; power; technology; toffler; wealth
• Recent research trends in quantum therapy: A scoping review by Si, Euna ; Choi, Eun-Nyeo ; Kim, Jeongseon ; Cho, Sumi ; Sung, Youngsil ; Cheong, Hyeran ; Seo, Seok-Hae ; Jeon, Chanju ; Lee, Wondeok (2025) - Furthermore, in this study, we seek to fill a critical gap in the existing literature by providing a comprehensive overview of recent trends in quantum therapy research, identifying key challenges and limitations such as the lack of standardized definitions, limited clinical evidence, and ethical considerations, and formulating actionable recommendations for future research, including the need for interdisciplinary collaboration, the development of standardized protocols, and the establishment of ethical guidelines for quantum medicine research. The analysis revealed a steady increase in quantum therapy research, predominantly in the form of review or descriptive studies. Keywords: biology; drug; learning; medicine; methods; physics; quantum; quantum therapy; research; review; studies; study; technology; therapy; vol
• The impact of digital transformation on E-recruitment performance: An empirical study by Elmenzhi, Zenab ; Fassi, Samia El ; Frij, Rafia ; Lhassan, Imad Ait ; Maghni, Ahmed (2025) - The findings reveal that digital transformation significantly enhances e-recruitment performance, with digital maturity and the use of social media emerging as key drivers. This study offers a contextualized analysis of the local specificities, while shedding light on how digital transformation can strengthen e-recruitment performance. Keywords: companies; data; digital; model; performance; recruitment; recruitment performance; research; science; study; technology; transformation; vol
• Financial and corporate governance determinants of dividend policy in family firms: A bibliometric analysis and future research agenda by Azekkar, Younes ; Taghouti, Younes ; Abidar, Brahim ; Boustta, Omar ; Ouafa, Khalid El (2025) - Received: 6 February 2025; Revised: 28 April 2025; Accepted: 2 May 2025; Published: 10 May 2025 * Correspondence: azekkar.younessx@gmail.com Financial and corporate governance determinants of dividend policy in family firms: A bibliometric analysis and future research agenda Younes Azekkar1*, Younes Taghouti2, Brahim Abidar3, Omar Boustta4, Khalid El Ouafa5 1Research Laboratory for Innovation, Responsibility, and Sustainable Development (INREDD), Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences, Cadi Ayyad University, Marrakech, Morocco; azekkar.younessx@gmail.com (Y.A.). Abstract: This study conducts a systematic literature review of 63 peer-reviewed articles published between January 2008 and December 2023, sourced from the Scopus database, to examine the key determinants shaping dividend policies in family firms. Keywords: agency; analysis; articles; authors; business; determinants; dividend; dividend policy; family; family firms; finance; firms; governance; journal; management; policy; research; review; science; study; technology; theory; vol
• Implementation of agroforestry system for improved performance and sustainability of coffee farming in west Lampung regency, Indonesia by Prasmatiwi, Fembriarti Erry ; Endaryanto, Teguh ; Seta, Amanda Putra ; Evizal, Rusdi ; Astuti, Tri Novi (2025) - Location of coffee sales Locations where coffee farmers sell their products, including local markets and export hubs 5. Characteristics of Respondents The characteristics of coffee farmers collectively affect the productivity and income levels of farmers. Keywords: access; accounting; agroforestry; cafs; coffee; coffee farmers; coffee farming; comparability; factors; farmers; income; journal; land; market; plants; productivity; safs; scenario; sustainability; system; technology; value; vol
• Cultural elements in Chinese animation characters: A systematic review of their visual, narrative, and communicative roles by Luo, Yuye ; Bakar, Juliana Aida Abu ; Yusoff, Mohd Fitri (2025) - Cultural elements in Chinese animation character design not only give characters distinct personalities and rich meanings, but also build a bridge of emotional resonance and cultural inheritance between audiences and works. This study aims to explore the application of cultural elements in Chinese animation character design, in order to enhance cultural expression and global communication. Keywords: animation; animation character; character; character design; chinese; color; costumes; culture; design; elements; expression; film; narrative; research; study; systematic; technology; vol
• Independent designers and the future of sustainable fashion: A qualitative inquiry by Zou, Chang ; Abdullah, Qistina Donna Lee ; Jalil, Marzie Hatef (2025) - Due to the growing need for sustainability in the fashion and clothing industry, designers currently still need research to help complete sustainable fashion design during the design process and have a responsibility to maximise the value of garments during their lifecycle as a way of considering all the environmentally related impacts of a fashion product throughout its entire lifecycle, from production to disposal Keywords: Independent fashion designer, Qualitative method, Sustainable design, Sustainable fashion. Keywords: design; designers; development; fashion; industry; materials; process; product; production; sustainability; technology; vol
• Driving mechanism of green supply chain integration on green innovation under environmental uncertainty: Mediating role of knowledge sharing by Zhu, Lidi (2025) - To meet these challenges, companies need to increase their efforts in green technology innovation and implement green practices in all links of the supply chain to ensure competitiveness in an uncertain environment. Published: 12 May 2025 * Correspondence: gz123456782025@163.com Driving mechanism of green supply chain integration on green innovation under environmental uncertainty: Mediating role of knowledge sharing Lidi Zhu1* 1North-Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand; gz123456782025@163.com (L.Z.). Keywords: analysis; effect; green; gsci; impact; innovation; knowledge; role; technology; vol
• The learning of English language using online platforms among English as a second language learners in the Philippines: Stress and coping strategies by Judith, Vanessa Joy Z. (2025) - [1] Information technology innovations have enabled other education delivery methods, such as online learning, to gain prominence in higher education. Although the education community has long acknowledged the efficacy of online learning [2- 6] evidence of the challenges in its implementation continues to build up [7, 8]. Keywords: coping; education; english; extent; language; learners; learning; level; online; platforms; strategies; stress; students; study; technology; vol; year
• Culture in higher education: An empirical analysis of employee perceptions and behavioural outcomes in the UAE by Badreddine, Said ; Alwada'n, Tariq ; Razzaque, Mohammad Abdur ; Kafri, Ala Al ; Ammari, Hamsa Al ; Hamdan, Adel (2025) - Demographic and Contextual Influences Demographic characteristics also mediate cybersecurity behaviours. Objectives and Significance This study aims to address these critical gaps by exploring how employee perceptions, institutional practices, and demographic variables interact to influence cybersecurity behaviours in HEIs. Keywords: authors; behaviour; culture; cybersecurity; cybersecurity culture; education; institutions; learning; policy; practices; role; science; scores; staff; technology; vol
• Energy and infrastructural development of the arctic regions of the Russian federation by Nikiforov, Alexander Alexandrovich ; Nikiforova, Vera Dmitrievna ; Aksenova, Zhanna Aleksandrovna ; Rodionov, Dmitriy ; Kompaniitseva, Oksana ; Makarenko, Evgenii (2025) - [43] C. C. Smits, J. C. S. Justinussen, and R. G. Bertelsen, Human capital development and a social license to operate: Examples from Arctic energy development in the Faroe Islands, Iceland and Greenland, Energy Research & Social Science, vol. 16, pp. A critical challenge in Arctic development is transitioning from raw resource extraction to local processing and diversification. Keywords: arctic; coal; development; energy; environmental; federation; gas; industry; infrastructure; oil; regions; research; russian; technology; vol
• Data privacy in blockchain management scheme with Nudge Theory for banking sector by Komatiguntala, Dhanalakshmi ; Kota, Padmapriya ; Krishnan, Deepika ; Kongari, Andalu ; Dadhabai, Sundari ; Bommisetti, Ravi Kumar (2025) - However, blockchain is subjected to certain limitations for financial data in terms of privacy preservation in granularity for customer data that are not suitable for existing bank applications and limited information for their data [8]. With conventional laws and regulations, effective management of bank operations and customer data needs to be managed. Keywords: authors; banking; banks; blockchain; customer; data; disclosure; information; learning; management; model; privacy; scheme; science; security; technology; vol
• Barriers to the integration of artificial intelligence in public sector internal audit in Morocco: An exploratory study by JOUIET, Insaf ; GHALEB, Najoua EL ABBAS EL (2025) - [3] adds the size of the organisation and its communication procedures as variables affecting the adoption of AI technologies in auditing. The lack of technical support Theme 1: Technological Context The first emerging theme from our qualitative analysis focuses on the technological barriers hindering the adoption of AI in internal audit work, through 3 sub-themes, namely the technological infrastructure incompatible with AI technologies, the lack of technological skills, and finally the complexity of AI for all public servants, including internal auditors. Keywords: adoption; audit; auditing; auditors; context; framework; study; technology; theme; use
• The role of artificial intelligence in financial inclusion in emerging markets: A conceptual review by Ali, Alrsheedi ; Iskandar, Yulita Hanum P (2025) - We propose that technological and organizational readiness, social influence, and ethical considerations are key drivers of AI adoption and promoters of financial inclusion. It also identifies key propositions for future research and emphasizes the role of managers and decision-makers in driving AI adoption and supporting societal development. Keywords: adoption; banking; business; digital; doi; framework; inclusion; innovation; intelligence; organizations; readiness; research; sector; services; studies; study; sustainability; technology; vol
• A mode of developing financial service innovation management for digital finance in property insurance business - data from insurance companies in Guangdong province, China by Zhong, Jiali ; Sukpasjaroen, Khunanan (2025) - From the perspective of property insurance company users, understand the basic situation of variable precision marketing in the process of service innovation's impact on property insurance company innovation management and collect relevant data. Whether there is an intermediary effect and the intensity of the intermediary effect between digital finance and property insurance company innovation management are discussed, and the research results of this paper are verified. Keywords: analysis; companies; data; digital; finance; impact; innovation management; insurance; insurance companies; model; paper; precision marketing; property; property insurance; regression; research; service; service innovation; technology; vol
• The influence of green innovative products on brand love: The intermediary effect of perceived uniqueness and brand acceptance and the moderating effect of green social responsibility——A case study of new energy vehicles by Zhang, Yu ; Chen, Sze Ting (2025) - This study aims to examine how green innovation products influence consumer brand love, using new energy vehicles (NEVs) as the research context. [72] S. Lee and J. Yang, The relationship between green innovation and consumer brand love: A study on eco-friendly products, Sustainability, vol. 13, no. 12, p. 6429, 2021. Keywords: analysis; brand; brand acceptance; brand love; business; consumer; green; innovation; journal; loyalty; model; products; research; responsibility; study; technology; uniqueness; vol
• Vision transformer-based feature selection for liver tumor MRI analysis by B, Shilpa ; G, Glan Devadhas ; Satheesha, T Y (2025) - Next, considered MRI liver tumor image is pre-processed by AWF. This study introduces a novel Vision Transformer with Learned Invariant Feature Transform-based statistical features (ViT+LIFT based Stat features) approach for liver tumor classification. Keywords: area; classification; features; image; learning; liver; liver tumor; mri; segmentation; stat; technology; training; tumor; vit+lift; vol
• The confluence of financial literacy and fintech: A bibliometric and systematic study by Janjanam, Venkata Vara Prasad ; A.V.V.S, Subbalakshmi. (2025) - Published: 15 May 2025 * Correspondence: subbalakshmi.avvs@vit.ac.in The confluence of financial literacy and fintech: A bibliometric and systematic study Venkata Vara Prasad Janjanam1, Subbalakshmi. The findings suggest a need to shape the development of financial literacy and education policies and indicate that further in-depth data exploration is needed to guide researchers in identifying new research avenues within financial literacy and fintech. Keywords: adoption; analysis; authors; finance; financial; fintech; inclusion; journal; literacy; research; study; technology; vol; zone
• Influence of internal social capital and external social capital on acquired knowledge by Linh, Nguyen Hong ; Yen, Le Thi Hong ; Hieu, Pham Van ; Huong, Nguyen Thi Thu ; Phuong, Mai Quynh (2025) - Internal social capital and acquiring knowledge The social capital theory states that the growth of corporate knowledge is positively impacted by internal social capital. Published: 15 May 2025 * Correspondence: yenlth@ptit.edu.vn Influence of internal social capital and external social capital on acquired knowledge Nguyen Hong Linh1, Le Thi Hong Yen2*, Pham Van Hieu3, Nguyen Thi Thu Huong4, Mai Quynh Phuong5 1University of Labour and Social Affairs, Hanoi, Vietnam, nguyenhonglinhulsa@gmail.com (N.H.L.) 2Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, Hanoi, Vietnam; yenlth@ptit.edu.vn (L.T.H.Y.) 3Hanoi University of Business and Technology, Vietnam; hieukinhte836@gmail.com (P.V.H.) 4Hanoi Open University, Vietnam; thuhuong.kt@hou.edu.vn (N.T.T.H.) 5Electric Power University, Hanoi, Vietnam; phuongmq@gmail.com (M.Q.P.) Keywords: analysis; business; capital; firms; hanoi; knowledge; logistics; market; research; services; study; technology; vol
• Environmental risk assessment and green transformation path for sustainable development in the banking industry of Kyrgyz republic and China by Wang, Xiaojiao ; Abdykadyrov, Kalybek Zh. (2025) - User survey data show that in many key dimensions of green financial services, the average scores of Chinese users are generally higher than those of Kyrgyz users, reflecting the significant differences between the two countries in the maturity of green financial development, policy support and market infrastructure. In the future, cross-national panel data samples can be further expanded to deepen the dynamic tracking and causal mechanism analysis of green financial performance, thereby providing more operational policy recommendations and data support for the Belt and Road green financial cooperation. Keywords: bank; business; china; credit; data; development; finance; green; kyrgyzstan; model; policy; risk; system; technology; vol
• Comparison of innovative banking market models and new opportunities for sustainable development between Kyrgyzstan and China under the wave of digital finance by Wang, Xiaojiao ; Abdykadyrov, Kalybek Zh. (2025) - References [1] Z. Gong and L. Zhou, Research on the impact of banking market structure on residents' consumption, Journal of Xiangtan University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), vol. 48, no. 3, pp. [2] L. Yin, W. Cheng, Z. Wang, and J. Wu, Risk behavior of banking market structure and deposit insurance system, Journal of Yunnan University of Finance and Economics, vol. 37, no. 7, pp. Keywords: authors; banking; china; cross; data; digital; innovation; kyrgyzstan; market; model; payment; policy; science; system; technology; vol
• Determinants of duration of unemployment among first-time job seekers in Bail Province by Adiyadnya, Made Santana Putra ; Marhaeni, Anak Agung Istri Ngurah ; Suasih, Ni Nyoman Reni ; Mustika, Made Dwi Setyadhi (2025) - This study used the following indicators of unemployment duration: 1) Information, 2) Job Choice, 3) Process, and 4) Response. Table 5 shows that Social conditions have a negative and significant effect on unemployment duration (O = -0.248; p-values = 0.000), economic conditions have a positive and insignificant effect on unemployment duration (O = 0.029; p-values 0.384), circular migration culture has a negative and significant effect on unemployment duration (O = -0.114; p-values = 0.027), psychological roles have a negative and significant effect on unemployment duration (O = -0.313; p- values = 0.000), adoption of science and technology has a negative and very significant effect on unemployment duration. Keywords: adoption; conditions; culture; duration; economic; job; migration; model; science; technology; unemployment; vol
• The effectiveness of collaborative learning based on mobile learning in a learning management system to improve science competence in biology education students by Amaral, Casimiro Relvas ; Riyanto, Yatim ; Dewi, Utari ; Mones, Anselmo Yata (2025) - Additionally, the flipped classroom method has also been proven to positively contribute to student learning, particularly in enhancing the effectiveness of collaborative learning [5, 6]. [3] T. C. Masukkan Sung, Y. T. Chang, and K. E. Liu, The effects of the flipped classroom on student learning: A meta- analysis, Educ. Keywords: education; effectiveness; group; learning; lms; management; mobile; research; science; students; study; technology; test; vol
• Comprehensive bibliometric analysis of artificial intelligence and E-Learning research trends (2014–2024) by Putra, Raihan Primasta ; Ramadhani, Shaufi ; Sandy, Teguh Arie (2025) - Similarly, Saudi Arabia’s partnerships with Pakistan, Jordan, and the United States exemplify the Middle East's growing engagement in global AI research. This demonstrates its critical role in disseminating cutting-edge research on educational AI technologies, likely due to its broad scope and emphasis on rapid dissemination of interdisciplinary advancements. Keywords: analysis; authors; china; collaboration; education; field; intelligence; journal; learning; patterns; publications; research; systems; technologies; technology; vol
• Enhancing digital literacy in Thai higher education: A strategic imperative by Noppakhunwong, Thaksina ; Kantathanawat, Thiyaporn ; Pimdee, Paitoon (2025) - [9] W. Ng, Can we teach digital natives digital literacy?, Computers & Education, vol. 59, no. 3, pp. 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.7291 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 17 February 2025; Revised: 5 May 2025; Accepted: 8 May 2025; Published: 17 May 2025 * Correspondence: 61603011@kmitl.ac.th Enhancing digital literacy in Thai higher education: A strategic imperative Thaksina Noppakhunwong1*, Thiyaporn Kantathanawat2, Paitoon Pimdee3 1,2,3School of Industrial Education and Technology (SIET), King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Bangkok, Thailand; 61603011@kmitl.ac.th (T.N.) thiyaporn.ka@kmitl.ac.th (T.K.) paitoon.pi@kmitl.ac.th (P.P.) Keywords: authors; education; learning; literacy; technology; vol
• The effectiveness of automatic identification system use on ship surveillance in navigation district type a class 1 Makassar by Rachman, Subehana ; Asri, Haerani ; Kendek, Meti ; Rahmah, Annisa ; Sulistiana, Oktavera (2025) - The maritime industry's expanding requirements and technological advancements will continue to stimulate innovation in AIS systems, including data analytics and artificial intelligence The use of data analytics, artificial intelligence, and IoT technology can enhance AIS systems and optimize maritime traffic surveillance. Keywords: ais; ais information; data; identification; information; makassar; maritime; navigation; research; safety; ship; shipping; surveillance; system; technology; traffic; use; vessel; vol; vts
• Integrated marketing strategy to improve financial efficiency in hospitals by Febrianti, Reni ; Sutrisno, Sutrisno; Parso, Parso (2025) - These strategies are essential for the relevance and efficiency of hospital services. Keywords: Hospital services, Hospital, SDGs, Operational efficiency, Staff training. Keywords: analysis; authors; costs; digital; efficiency; health; hospital; management; marketing; patient; quality; services; strategies; strategy; study; swot; systems; technology; total; training; value; vol
• Digital divide: A qualitative study on older adults’ digital health literacy in non-first-tier cities in China by Yue, Rongzhao ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - Published: 19 May 2025 * Correspondence: gching@nccu.edu.tw Digital divide: A qualitative study on older adults’ digital health literacy in non-first-tier cities in China Rongzhao Yue1, Sheilla M. Trajera2, Gregory S. Ching3* 1Graduate School, University of St. La Salle, Bacolod City 6100, Philippines Nursing School, Xuzhou Medical University, Xuzhou City 221000, Jiangsu Province, China; s0885424@usls.edu.ph (R.Y.). Abstract: As China faces the dual challenge of rapid digitalization and an aging population, disparities in digital health literacy among older adults threaten equitable access to health services. Keywords: access; adults; aging; care; digital; health; health literacy; healthcare; journal; literacy; participants; research; self; services; study; support; technology; vol
• Innovation of English language teaching mode in basic education under the integration of information technology by Zhang, Jianfang ; Lu, Junbiao (2025) - Abstract: With the continuous development of information technology, English language teaching in basic education faces new opportunities and challenges. This paper specifically analyzes the application of information technology in English language teaching and proposes an innovative model based on intelligent auxiliary teaching, network resource sharing, data analysis, and feedback. Keywords: ability; english; group; information; language; learning; students; teachers; teaching; technology; test
• Unlocking the relationship between domestic investment, environmental quality, and economic growth: Fresh insights from the USA by Gafsi, Nesrine ; Bakari, Sayef (2025) - Their study revealed that financial technology and natural resource rents may foster economic growth while deteriorating environmental quality, emphasizing the importance of strict environmental policies and renewable energy consumption to promote sustainable economic growth. Received: 26 February 2025; Revised: 30 April 2025; Accepted: 5 May 2025; Published: 20 May 2025 * Correspondence: NWGafsi@imamu.edu.sa Unlocking the relationship between domestic investment, environmental quality, and economic growth: Fresh insights from the USA Nesrine Gafsi1*, Sayef Bakari2 1College of Business, Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; NWGafsi@imamu.edu.sa nesrine.gafsi@gmail.com (N.G.). Keywords: analysis; authors; capital; co2; countries; development; economic; emissions; energy; growth; impact; investment; learning; model; quality; relationship; results; science; study; technology; term; test; united; variables; vol
• Augmented reality laboratory: Improving students’ interest in social science learning by Bashith, Abdul ; Amin, Saiful ; Firmantika, Lusty ; Kurniawan, Muchammad Akbar ; Idris, Idris (2025) - [30] M.-P. Chen and B.-C. Liao, Augmented reality laboratory for high school electrochemistry course, presented at the IEEE 15th International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies, Jul. 2015, pp. [34] N. Tuli, G. Singh, A. Mantri, and S. Sharma, Augmented reality learning environment to aid engineering students in performing practical laboratory experiments in electronics engineering, Smart Learning Environments, vol. 9, no. 1, p. 26, 2022. Keywords: data; development; education; experts; interest; laboratories; laboratory; laboratory media; learning; media; product; questionnaire; reality; research; science; students; studies; studies laboratory; technology; vol
• Systematic literature review on critical thinking in higher education by Rothinam, Nirumala ; Vengrasalam, Rama ; Naidu, Sivabala ; Nachiappan, Suppiah ; Jabamoney, Samikannu (2025) - Received: 5 March 2025; Revised: 2 May 2025; Accepted: 6 May 2025; Published: 20 May 2025 * Correspondence: nirumala.rothinam@qiu.edu.my Systematic literature review on critical thinking in higher education Nirumala Rothinam1*, Rama Vengrasalam2, Sivabala Naidu3, Suppiah Nachiappan4, Samikannu Jabamoney5 1,2,3,4,5Quest Interntional University, Perak, Malaysia; nirumala.rothinam@qiu.edu.my (N.R.). Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to conduct a comprehensive systematic literature review (SLR) on the development, assessment, and influencing factors of critical thinking in higher education. Keywords: analysis; assessment; development; education; journal; learning; quantitative; research; review; science; skills; students; studies; study; technology; thinking; university; vol
• The role of innovation and technology in achieving sustainability in China’s private enterprises by Zhang, Binwei ; Wang, Zhijian ; Miao, Shaowei ; Zhang, Zijie (2025) - Research Model Model 1 tests the relationship between enterprise innovation (Innovn) and digital transformation (Dt) as the primary explanatory variable, formulated as in Formula (1). In the eastern region, where the digital infrastructure is more mature and innovation ecosystems are well-established, the joint effect of innovation incentives and digital transformation on enterprise innovation is statistically significant. Keywords: china; digital; enterprises; firms; incentives; innovation; study; sustainability; technology; transformation; vol
• The 'causal revolution' in financial decision making: An AI budget optimization framework based on counterfactual reasoning by Zhou, Xiaohua (2025) - The framework features a three-layer architecture: the Data Layer identifies confounding variables via Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) and screens causal features using Causal Principal Component Analysis (C-PCA); the Model Layer fuses temporal and causal dynamics with a Dynamic Structural Causal Model (DSCM), generating counterfactual budgets via Monte Carlo simulation to quantify intervention effects and balance interdepartmental competition through multi-agent games; the Decision Layer designs reinforcement learning rewards based on counterfactual ROI, embedding strategic constraints and addressing data drift via online A/B testing. Intervention distribution modeling: defining counterfactual budget allocation𝑋𝑐𝑓The feasible range, for example:𝑋𝑐𝑓 ∼ 𝒩(𝜇𝑋, 𝜎𝑋 2) Monte Carlo sampling: Generate N counterfactual budget proposals:X1 cf, X2 cf, . . . Keywords: allocation; author; budget; causal; correlation; counterfactual; data; decision; effect; learning; making; management; model; sales; technology; time; value; variables; vol
• The impact of digital transformation and the regulatory role of organizational culture on business model innovation in enterprises: A case study of tech startups in Vietnam by Hai, Phan Dang ; Tuyet, Pham Thi (2025) - Published: 22 May 2025 * Correspondence: tuyetpt@hvnh.edu.vn The impact of digital transformation and the regulatory role of organizational culture on business model innovation in enterprises: A case study of tech startups in Vietnam Phan Dang Hai1, Pham Thi Tuyet2* 1,2Banking Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam; haipd@hvnh.edu.vn (P.D.H.) tuyetpt@hvnh.edu.vn (P.T.T.). Abstract: This research addresses the critical question of how digital transformation drives business model innovation in technology startups and how organizational culture moderates this relationship— an important gap in existing studies, particularly within the context of emerging economies such as Vietnam. Keywords: business; business model; culture; digital; innovation; model; model innovation; research; startups; study; technology; transformation; vietnam; vol
• Innovation management strategies for industrial machinery maintenance: Enhancing competitive advantage by Siangwong, Phusit ; Chienwattanasook, Krisada (2025) - Research on improving machine maintenance systems based on reliability found that after the improvement, overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) increased by 17 percent, reliability performance (MTTF) increased by an average of 22.68 hours, machine maintenance performance (MTTR) decreased by an average of 7.68 hours and system availability performance increased by 4.2 percent [27]. 3.2. Development Level Key features of maintenance systems Key technologies used Level 1 - Reactive Maintenance Fix when machines break down No technology Level 2 - Preventive Maintenance Schedule repairs CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) Keywords: data; development; increase; industry; innovation; knowledge; learning; machine; maintenance; management; production; systems; technology; vol
• Modernized business: Live streaming feature adoption impact on business competitive advantage of Indonesia’s Gen Z perceptions by Ghuntesa, Jonardi ; Gunawan, Samuel Oliver ; Mulyono, Mulyono (2025) - The results of the analysis show that several indicators of the use of live streaming features including PE3 (Live streaming features make shopping activities easier), EE4 (There are no difficulties using live streaming features), SI2 (Inspiring people for gen z provide ideas for using live streaming features), FC2 (Have knowledge in using live streaming features), and gen z's perceptions in using live streaming features including LS1 (More affordable product prices), and LS3 (More reliable delivery services) are invalid, so these indicators are not related to the use of live streaming features. Therefore, this study explores how the use of live streaming features affects Generation Z's perception of a company's competitive advantage. Keywords: adoption; advantage; business; commerce; expectancy; feature; indonesia; influence; live; model; msmes; performance; respondents; social; streaming; streaming feature; table; technology; use; value; vol
• The role of public investment funds in driving Saudi vision 2030’s societal transformation by Oraby, Salah Ahmed ; Khars, Murtadha Abdulhameed Mohammed Al (2025) - However, Salem [30] stated that change management models and theories need to be adjusted depending on the type of change and the organization when applying change [31]. [9] A. Bekmukhambetova, Comparative analysis of change management models based on an exploratory literature review, 2021. Keywords: authors; change; change management; digital; employees; engagement; leadership; learning; management; model; pif; public; resistance; saudi; stakeholder; technology; transformation; vision; vol
• Communication plan based on information and communication technologies for Peruvian university organizational culture by Castillo, Lorella Priscila Otiniano ; Luis-Rolando-Alarcón-Llontop, Luis-Rolando-Alarcón-Llontop (2025) - A good level of organizational communication improves productivity in companies and increases employees' sense of commitment and belonging. [11] S. D. Perez and C. D. L. Á. G. Gongora, A look at raciality from organizational communication. Keywords: analysis; authors; communication; communication plan; culture; ict; information; organization; plan; research; strategy; study; technology; university; vol
• Big data and AI in Esg performance measurement: A bibliometric analysis by Ekaristi, Clara Yully Diana ; Utomo, Dwi Cahyo ; Rohman, Abdul (2025) - Moreover, the failure to foster interdisciplinary integration in ESG performance research leveraging big data and AI remains a significant barrier to achieving comprehensive understanding and advancement in this field. Big data technologies help collect and combine a lot of ESG data from various sources, like satellite images, IoT sensors, and other data sources, to give detailed and up-to-date information about how companies are doing in terms of sustainability [72, 78]. Keywords: accounting; analysis; authors; big; data; esg; esg performance; finance; financial; journal; learning; management; performance; reporting; research; studies; sustainability; technology; vol
• Multi-K KNN regression with bootstrap aggregation: Accurate predictions and alternative prediction intervals by Sriprasert, Soraida ; Srisuradetchai, Patchanok (2025) - Despite the widespread adoption and continuous advancements in KNN regression methods, reliably constructing PIs remains challenging. This study introduces a bootstrap-based multi-K approach specifically designed to construct robust prediction intervals in KNN regression. Keywords: accuracy; authors; bootstrap; data; datasets; fold; intervals; knn; learning; prediction; regression; technology; vol
• The influence of connotation ideology on audience cognition in games by Yan, Wang ; Rungsrisawat, Somdech (2025) - The interactive nature of games creates numerous critical questions about how ideological game content affects player perceptions together with their attitudes and resultant behavioural responses. The research uses a designed questionnaire that follows psychological and media effects theories to measure the specific procedural paths which ideological game content imparts to players. Keywords: analysis; authors; content; data; effects; game; gaming; gate; influence; issn; learning; media; players; research; science; sensitivity; shows; study; table; technology; vol
• The emotional interaction from the perspective of human-machine communication: The case study of intelligent home products by Wang, Yi ; Rungsrisawat, Somdech (2025) - Finally, the home environment is a personal space, providing a unique context for studying user interactions, intelligent products, and physical and virtual spaces. The data collected will help identify key communication elements involved in user interaction with intelligent home products, ultimately supporting the development of an emotional interaction design model. Keywords: authors; communication; data; design; factors; home; human; interaction; learning; machine; products; science; study; technology; user; vol
• The contribution of academic advising to fostering entrepreneurial intentions in higher education by Anos, Chitamba ; Verna, Yearwood ; Matthys, Swanepoel ; Gabriel, Myeza ; Mbona, Sizwe (2025) - [83] indicates that not all advisors possess the necessary knowledge or skills to adequately support entrepreneurial students. Keywords: Academic advising, Entrepreneurial intentions, Higher education, Mentorship, South Africa, Student support, Theory of Planned Behavior. Keywords: advising; advisors; behavior; business; career; education; entrepreneurship; et al; intentions; journal; research; role; students; study; technology; university; vol
• Machine learning-driven optimization of Riceberry donut formulations for high sensory acceptance and low calorie by Raksuntorn, Nareenart ; Sirichokworrakit, Supatchalee ; Aukkanit, Nuntaporn ; Kularbphettong, Kunyanuth (2025) - Employing the enhanced model, simulated recipes were generated by adjusting Riceberry flour (20- 35%), shortening (15-19g), and protein (2.6-3.0g), and the most effective formulation, consisting of 30% Riceberry flour, 15g of shortening, and 2.7g of protein, obtained a predicted Overall Liking score of 7.37 and 114.5 kcal per 30g serving. The incorporation of Riceberry flour in baked products, particularly in fried foods such as donuts, poses significant formulation difficulties. Keywords: authors; donut; flour; food; formulation; learning; quality; riceberry; science; sensory; technology; texture; vol; wheat
• Spatiotemporal dynamics and humanitarian crisis in Bol (Chad): Satellite imagery analysis by Djako, Exaucé Gali ; Aboukey, Gnimdou ; Azianu, Komi Ameko ; Klassou, Komi Sélom ; Chenal, Jérôme (2025) - The rapid development of GIS provides abundant imagery resources that can be used to build long-term time series and spatial distribution maps of urban land 2926 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 2923-2939, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.7617 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate with high accuracy [37]. From this perspective, local governments play a crucial role in addressing urban humanitarian crises. Keywords: analysis; areas; authors; bol; chad; crises; data; displacement; dynamics; land; land use; learning; planning; satellite; sensing; technology; urban; use; vol
• Adoption ChatGPT in higher education settings: Potentials, challenges, and paving the way for future advancements by El-Bayaa, Nourhan ; Alzoubi, Yehia Ibrahim ; Mishra, Alok (2025) - Accordingly, the study focuses on answering the following research questions: RQ1: What motivates higher education students to adopt ChatGPT in higher education settings? Perceived ChatGPT value. Keywords: adoption; authors; chatgpt; concerns; education; factors; generative; learning; model; participants; respondents; students; technology; tools; use; vol
• From hesitation to integration: A UTAUT model analysis of ChatGPT adoption in Moroccan universities by Ali, Bennagem Touati ; Abdellah, Hadj-Ali ; Hicham, Ouzif ; Ouidad, Benlamrabet ; Mohamed, Es-Sanoun (2025) - [56] B. Bervell and I. N. Umar, Validation of the UTAUT model: Re-considering non-linear relationships of exogeneous variables in higher education technology acceptance research, Eurasia Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, vol. 13, no. 10, pp. [11] a widely recognized approach used to study technology adoption. Keywords: adoption; chatgpt; education; influence; intention; model; research; study; teachers; technology; university; use; vol
• Consumer’s brand loyalty in the fashion shopping industry on e-commerce platforms: Understanding the role of artificial intelligence efforts by Tran, Sy Nguyen ; Anh, Tuan Ngo ; Quynh, Nhu Le Ngoc (2025) - RQ2: How do brand experience, brand trust, and brand relationship influence brand loyalty? [53] J. Mao, Customer brand loyalty, International journal of business and management, vol. 5, no. 7, p. 213, 2010. Keywords: brand; brand experience; brand loyalty; brand relationship; brand trust; commerce; consumer; customer; efforts; fashion; impact; influence; information; journal; management; marketing; platforms; quality; relationships; research; role; science; study; technology; vol
• An analysis of factors influencing the use of online loan applications among university students in Jakarta by Azima, Fauzan Zulfa Zian ; Kurniawan, Yohannes (2025) - Descriptive Analysis Based on Table 1, the majority of online loan application service users are male, accounting for 51,4% of users, with most being aged 20-24 years old. Sourced from Indonesiabaik.id and OJK's data in June 2023, highlights that the majority of online loan app users in Indonesia fall within the 19-34 age group, with a total loan value of Rp 26.87 trillion. Keywords: applications; digital; financial; fintech; intention; lending; literacy; loan; model; online; research; services; study; technology; use; users; value; vol
• Digital linkage and innovation promotion: An empirical study on the development of green economy in China and Belarus under the background of the belt and road initiative by Song, Xin ; Han, Wenyuan ; Wang, Zining ; Cheng, Xinwen ; Zongyu, Luo (2025) - Actively expand the trade field, tap new growth points, strengthen energy cooperation, optimize the energy structure, balance differences in resource endowments, and promote green development with the help of trade and resource cooperation; given that different factors have different mechanisms of action on low-carbon green development, the two countries should formulate precise improvement strategies based on the impact of their own economic variables on pure efficiency, pure technology, scale efficiency, technology scale, etc., to ensure scientific and reasonable decision-making and achieve targeted promotion of green economic development; as an important participant in the construction of the green Belt and Road, China should strengthen the coordination of sustainable development goals and plans with Belarus, promote the docking of ecological and environmental protection policies and regulations, and jointly explore the formulation of green project construction and financing guidelines, technical standards, etc., to lead low-carbon green development in cooperation areas such as infrastructure and product trade. This provides an important reference for China and Belarus in promoting green economic development, and we should continue to pay attention to and promote the reduction of carbon intensity. 3216 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 3206-3218, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.7671 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate 4. Keywords: average; belt; carbon; china; countries; development; efficiency; green; growth; road; technology; tfp; vol
• Does computer proficiency and work motivation influence career development in teacher professional education? by Parsa, I Made ; Bani, Marsi (2025) - [5] L. Feng, Teacher career motivation and development in inclusive education, Educational Studies, vol. 28, no. 5, pp. 365–379, 2012. In parallel, teacher work motivation is increasingly recognized as a critical determinant of teaching quality and professional growth. Keywords: career; computer; development; motivation; skills; study; teacher; technology; vol; work
• Effectiveness of indoor plants vs. HEPA purifiers in the removal of PM2.5 and PM10 by Rukpakavong, Wilawan ; Nilpanich, Sirikunya ; Subsomboon, Kannikar (2025) - These findings provide valuable insights for individuals deciding between air purifiers and indoor plants for improving indoor air quality. The use of high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters in air purifiers is currently the most common solution. Keywords: air; area; dust; leaf; plants; pm10; pm2.5; pollution; purifiers; quality; removal; science; technology; vol
• Technology, power, and creativity in China’s Wanghong industry: A creator-centric analysis of digital cultural production by Guo, Qinghao ; Rungsrisawat, Somdech (2025) - The research makes three significant contributions: theoretically, it demonstrates the need to conceptualize digital creative labor as a negotiated space where technological affordances interact with social and structural constraints; methodologically, it validates the value of combining quantitative path analysis with qualitative exploration to uncover both patterns and mechanisms; practically, it reveals actionable tensions for platform designers and policymakers seeking to balance efficiency with creator autonomy. As digital platforms such as Douyin (TikTok), Kuaishou, and Xiaohongshu integrate advanced technologies including artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, and algorithmic recommendation systems they reshape how cultural content is produced, distributed, and monetized [2]. Keywords: analysis; authors; china; creators; data; dynamics; integration; labor; learning; management; media; platform; power; production; research; science; study; technology; technology integration; vol; wanghong; work
• Exploring the role of WeChat in educational communication: Factors, usage patterns, and optimization strategies for e-learning in China by Liu, Lusi ; Rungsrisawa, Somdech (2025) - For instance, perceived usefulness was evaluated based on statements like Using WeChat improves my learning efficiency, while continuance intention was measured through items such as I intend to keep using WeChat for learning. The results revealed that PU and CI (r = .73, p < .01) and SAT and CI (r = .72, p < .01) are the strongest related factors in encouraging WeChat users to keep using it for education purposes. Keywords: communication; content; education; factors; influence; intention; learning; model; quality; research; satisfaction; students; study; technology; use; vol; wechat
• Impact of virtual modality on university education during the COVID-19 pandemic: A public affairs study in Chiclayo, Peru by Salazar, Lorena Liseth Cubas ; Lozada, Ricardo Augusto Zapata ; Mejía, Percy Junior Castro (2025) - Virtual university education allows students to access educational content at any time and from anywhere with an internet connection, enabling them to adapt their learning to their schedules and needs. Level of perception of virtual university education according to university students in the city of Chiclayo, Peru. Keywords: chiclayo; classes; education; learning; modality; peru; relationship; research; students; study; technology; university; university education; university students; vol
• The impact of cultural aspects on sustainability in residential houses: Sulaymaniyah city as a case study by Mohammed, Kani ; Ali, Alan Faraydoon (2025) - Cultural housing elements promote community identity and continuity by preserving and promoting cultural heritage. [21] S. Bazerbashi, S. Olabi, and H. Aslan, Adapting traditional sustainable architectural elements in modern buildings utilizing modern BIM technologies, Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Building Technology, vol. 15, no. 2, pp. Keywords: architecture; authors; building; culture; design; elements; heritage; housing; identity; materials; period; practices; science; study; sulaymaniyah; sustainability; technology; vol
• Generative AI–mediated scaffolds for enhanced critical thinking in EFL writing by Hong, Hui ; Vate-U-Lan, Poonsri ; Viriyavejakul, Chantana (2025) - In particular, gaps remain in: (1) Scaffold design: How can AI prompts be structured to target specific critical thinking dimensions (analysis, evaluation, inference, reflection)? Evaluative Judgment’s highest percentage gain (+86%) underscores the potency of AI prompts that specifically target evidence credibility and argumentative robustness. Keywords: analysis; college; development; genai; generative; learning; prompts; research; students; teacher; technology; thinking; vol; writing
• The right to disconnect and techno-stress in home-working: A comparative legal and psychological analysis in the European union and the Western Balkans by AGALLIU, Pjereta ; IBRAHIMI, Silva (2025) - Serbia’s recent OSH legislation for remote work exemplifies effective responses to remote work challenges and may guide the region. In conclusion, the successful integration of remote work in Western Balkan economies requires harmonization with EU standards, strengthened enforcement mechanisms, and enhanced social dialogue to ensure fair, secure, and efficient remote working conditions. Keywords: albania; data; employee; european; health; home; hours; implementation; osh; r2d; regulations; research; right; stress; technology; vol; work; workers; working
• Influence of technology-assisted entrepreneurship learning on entrepreneurial mindset: Mediation analysis of attitude and self-efficacy by Pringgabayu, Dematria ; Ramadhian, Mochamad Arief Rahman ; Silvianita, Anita ; Suryono, Herdiansyah Gustira Pramudia (2025) - = 0.34 The total indirect effect of self-efficacy on entrepreneurial mindset was 0.34, indicating that self- efficacy not only has a direct influence but also works strongly through various mediating variables to shape entrepreneurial mindsets. Students with higher self-efficacy are more engaged in entrepreneurial learning and develop stronger attitudes, both of which contribute to a more robust entrepreneurial mindset. Keywords: attitude; education; efficacy; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship learning; innovation; learning; mindset; self; students; technology; vol
• Design of people movement trackers application in determining public transportation corridors for sustainable smart city transportation systems by Syarifuddin, Rizal ; Purnomo, Hari ; Mansur, Agus ; Cahyo, Winda Nur (2025) - Year Number of Document 2024 10 2023 10 2022 10 2021 4 2020 2 The development of GPS-based tracking technologies, Internet of Things (IoT), and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in public transportation systems has been the main focus of various studies in the last decade, with significant contributions to improving route efficiency, mobility monitoring, and the development of data-driven intelligent transportation systems [8] Z. A. E. Fenghour, D. Raham, and S. Sadouni, Dynamic spatial approach using GIS and AI for enhanced accessibility of public transportation system: Case of study Ali Mendjeli, Algeria, Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration, pp. 1-21, 2025. Keywords: application; authors; data; development; mobility; movement; people; planning; system; technology; transportation; user; vol
• Adoption a payment fintech service by food and beverage MSMEs: Evidence from east java Indonesia by Maghfiroh, Rahma Ulfa ; Djatmika, Ery Tri ; Handayati, Puji ; Wardoyo, Cipto (2025) - Keywords: Fintech payment adoption, Micro-enterprises, Perceived ease of use, Perceived usefulness. Has a significant positive effect on fintech adoption payment 2.7. Keywords: adoption; attitude; ease; effect; fintech; payment; study; surabaya; technology; use; usefulness; vol
• Design and research of indoor wellness space under the concept of communication studies by Zhang, Weiwei; Rungsrisawat, Somdech (2025) - Keywords: Aesthetic personalization, Communication theory, Interactive education, Mixed-methods research, User satisfaction, Wellness space design. Traditional approaches to wellness space design have often focused on ergonomic functionality, material selection, and aesthetic appeal, yet they frequently overlook the role of spatial communication in shaping user experiences [7]. Keywords: aesthetics; analysis; authors; center; communication; design; education; entertainment; health; impact; intention; learning; revisit; satisfaction; spaces; study; technology; user; vol; wellness
• Alternative credit sources and green growth: The moderating role of internet usage popularity by Ngoc, Nguyen Bich ; Thu, Nguyen Thi (2025) - The results reveal that green growth scores of 74 selected countries in the period of 7 years (from 2013 - 2019) range from a low of 1.67e-09 to a high of 1 with an average score of 0.599, indicating that in general, countries are on the path of green growth. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6, 275-286 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.7794 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 28 March 2025; Revised: 13 May 2025; Accepted: 17 May 2025; Published: 3 June 2025 * Correspondence: thunt@hvnh.edu.vn Alternative credit sources and green growth: The moderating role of internet usage popularity Nguyen Bich Ngoc1*, Nguyen Thi Thu2 1,2Banking Academy of Vietnam 12 Chua Boc, Dong Da, Hanoi, Vietnam; ngocnb@hvnh.edu.vn (N.B.N.) thunt@hvnh.edu.vn (N.T.T.). Keywords: authors; bigtech; countries; credit; data; development; fintech; gdp; green; growth; results; sources; study; technology; vol
• The impact of Chinese virtual digital humans on international new media platforms by Hu, Xiao; Rungsrisawat, Somdech (2025) - Can they effectively communicate Chinese cultural values without being perceived as propagandistic? Pass H2: The presentation of Chinese cultural elements significantly influences the dissemination of Chinese virtual digital humans. Keywords: analysis; audiences; authors; china; chinese; communication; content; cross; design; digital; dissemination; engagement; humans; learning; media; research; study; technology; vdhs; vol
• Digital financial transformation in religious traditions: Analyzing Qris usage intentions for dana Punia in Bali by Rahmayanti, Putu Laksmita Dewi ; Giantari, I Gusti Ayu Ketut ; Ekawati, Ni Wayan ; Setiawan, Putu Yudi (2025) - Therefore, this study discusses the development of QRIS user intentions for Dana Punia Pura in Bali (based on Innovation Resistance Theory, Theory of Planned Behavior, Product Knowledge, and Personal Norm). Nevertheless, our findings suggest that these worries are insufficiently robust to impede user intentions substantially. Keywords: adoption; attitude; barriers; behavior; effect; influence; innovation; intention; journal; knowledge; norms; product; qris; research; risk; study; technology; theory; usage; use; vol
• Enhancing academic performance prediction through machine learning in cloud environments by Talajić, Mirko ; Matijević, Robert ; Morić, Zlatan (2025) - Methodological Framework for Academic Performance Prediction A comprehensive methodological framework has been used in this study to analyze and predict student academic performance. [14] E. Ahmed, Student performance prediction using machine learning algorithms, Applied Computational Intelligence and Soft Computing, vol. 2024, no. 1, p. 4067721, 2024. Keywords: authors; cloud; data; dataset; education; ensemble; grade; learning; machine; model; performance; prediction; science; students; study; technology; variables; vol
• The multimedia communication model enhances public awareness of sustainable development and climate change adaptation in the Mekong Delta by Hieu, Ngo Thi Minh ; Pham, Hang Thu (2025) - As Moser argues, climate communication is only effective when it operates within cultural cognitive frames—that is, interpretive structures shaped by local symbols, memories, and emotions Despite these socio-cultural assets, climate communication in the Delta remains largely fragmented, short-term, and project-based. Keywords: awareness; behavior; change; climate; communication; community; content; delta; giang; learning; long; mekong; model; multimedia; technology; theory; vinh; vol
• Evaluating social media content's effect on consumer engagement in the context of digital marketing by Roy, Rumpa ; Rane, Sagar Ramesh ; Komatiguntala, Dhanalakshmi ; Sontineni, Ramesh Babu ; Balakrishnan, Srinivasan Moharkonda ; Bommisetti, Ravi Kumar (2025) - Correlation Analysis The study aimed at examining the correlation between social media marketing content and consumer engagement; the outcomes are summarised in Table 2. This research aims to analyze the influence of social media content and its characteristics on consumer engagement in the digital domain. Keywords: audience; authors; brand; consumer; content; customer; digital; engagement; influencers; information; journal; marketing; media; media content; organisations; platforms; research; study; technology; vol
• Study about the healthcare sustainable strategies: Analysing collaborations for improved patient outcomes and operational efficiency by Nazir, Shafquat ; Dayanandan, Ramya (2025) - Abstract: This paper studies the critical success and sustainability factors influencing the success of strategic healthcare partnerships. To identify key factors contributing to the success or failure of strategic healthcare partnerships 2. Keywords: community; data; goals; healthcare; mobilization; model; outcomes; partnerships; patient; research; resource; study; technology; vol
• Affecting factors of consumer attitudes to using e-payment: Context of Saudi market by Helmi, Majed A. (2025) - I believe using E-payment services would improve my efficiency of online transactions (USE3) 4.23 I think using E-payment services would make it easier for me to make online payments (USE4) 4.27 I believe E-payment improves the quality of online transactions (USE5) 4.23 I believe step by step navigation of E-payment services are easy to understand (EOU1) 4.38 0.927 Keywords: attitude; consumers; influence; payment; research; services; technology; trust; use; usefulness; vol
• The role of digital transformation in enhancing performance and security of technology infrastructure in public institutions by Saragih, Hondor (2025) - [14] Implementation of Telecommunication Corridor on Infrastructure Roll Out Digital infrastructure expansion supports government digital transformation but demands high investment. However, comprehensive research on the integration of cybersecurity measures into digital transformation strategies for public institutions is still lacking [11]. Keywords: cybersecurity; data; digital; infrastructure; institutions; public; research; security; technology; transformation; vol
• Analysing women entrepreneurial empowerment challenges in South Africa: A systematic literature review by Utete, Reward ; Mkhwanazi, Sinqobile Joseph (2025) - Women entrepreneurs still face taxing times as they bear the brunt of unparalleled constraints, which are predominantly linked to gender-related biases. The review integrates the burgeoning literature to investigate the personal complexities faced by women entrepreneurs in South Africa and to explicate the external impediments encountered by women entrepreneurs in South Africa. Keywords: access; africa; authors; business; challenges; development; entrepreneurship; growth; international; journal; management; review; science; south; south africa; studies; study; technology; vol; women; women entrepreneurs
• Digital health solutions for improving healthcare accessibility in Jordanian communities: A literature review by Ashour, Abdallah ; Hani, Salam Bani ; Eyadat, Anwar ; Al-Bsheish, Mohammad ; Alsyouf, Adi (2025) - The review emphasizes the need for collaboration among policymakers, healthcare providers, and technology developers to overcome barriers and ensure equitable access to digital health services. Findings suggest that integrating digital health solutions can significantly enhance healthcare accessibility, reduce costs, and improve health outcomes. Keywords: access; digital; health; healthcare; jordan; learning; services; solutions; technology; telemedicine; vol
• Transforming the lifestyle of modern athletes: The impact of wearable and E-sports technologies on physical and mental health in a sustainable event ecosystem by Kuncoro, Moh. Ali ; Nurhasan, Nurhasan; Kartiko, Dwi Cahyo ; Turi, Moh ; Kristiyandaru, Advendi (2025) - A possible solution to this problem is to integrate physical fitness programs for e-Sports athletes, such as stretching and light exercise during game sessions. E-sports athletes, despite not directly engaging in intense physical activity, experience mental stress, performance stress, and sedentary lifestyles that have serious health consequences. Keywords: athletes; events; health; impact; mental; performance; physical; research; sports; sustainability; technology; vol
• Border management and organised crime at south Africa’s ports of entry: Challenges and strategies for effective control by Mugambiwa, Shingirai ; Rakubu, Kholofelo (2025) - A comprehensive content analysis of twenty (20) peer- reviewed articles that were deemed pertinent to border security and organized crime within the framework of South African ports of entry was employed. The apartheid policy created an atmosphere of distrust towards law enforcement agencies, rendering them unable to build effective collaboration for border security. Keywords: africa; bma; border; challenges; control; crime; management; police; policing; security; south; technology; vol
• Innovative design of traditional patterns and exploration of cultural diversity symbiosis model in the context of digitalization by Wang, Youjian ; Sheng, Muling ; Ghani, Dahlan Abdul (2025) - Through multiple iterations of training, the generator gradually learns to create innovative pattern designs based on traditional patterns. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6, 785-792 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.7947 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 12 March 2025; Revised: 19 May 2025; Accepted: 23 May 2025; Published: 10 June 2025 * Correspondence: 19136921050@163.com Innovative design of traditional patterns and exploration of cultural diversity symbiosis model in the context of digitalization Youjian Wang1,2, Muling Sheng1*, Dahlan Abdul Ghani3 1School of Architecture and Design, Jiangxi University of Science and Technology, Ganzhou 341000, Jiangxi, China; 50150585@qq.com (Y.W.) 19136921050@163.com (M.S.). Keywords: design; elements; gan; innovation; patterns; process; sales; style; technology; vol
• Unraveling the connections: Learning styles, critical thinking skills and mathematics performance among industrial technology students by Maquiling, Everlou E. ; Desabella, Romeo V. (2025) - [25] S. Subagja and B. Rubini, Analysis of student learning styles using fleming's vark model in science subject, Jurnal Pembelajaran Dan Biologi Nukleus, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 31-39, 2023. https://doi.org/10.36987/jpbn.v9i1.3752 The second questionnaire evaluated students' critical thinking skills. Keywords: education; learning; mathematics; performance; research; skills; strategies; students; study; styles; technology; thinking; thinking skills; vol
• Factors affecting the perceived usefulness and intention to adopt artificial intelligence in manufacturing enterprises in the Southeast region of Vietnam by Lan, Giao Thi Phuong ; Khanh, Pham Ngoc (2025) - Notable Vietnamese enterprises such as FPT, Viettel AI, VNPT AI, and VIN AI have achieved remarkable accomplishments in AI research and application, affirming the capabilities and international standing of Vietnamese engineers and experts in AI innovation These findings confirm the appropriateness of the TAM model in explaining AI acceptance behavior and provide managerial implications for business leaders and policymakers to promote AI adoption in manufacturing enterprises. Keywords: aai; adoption; enterprises; et al; factors; intelligence; intention; manufacturing; model; research; study; support; technology; usefulness; vietnam; vol
• Attitude, self-esteem, and mathematics performance of the students in a collaborative learning environment by Makilan, Novemay C. (2025) - [27] M. O. Asika, Self-concept, self-efficacy and self esteem as predictors of academic performance in mathematics among junior secondary school students in Edo state, Sumerianz Journal of Education, LInguisticas and Literature, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 15-22, 2021. In this context, the study investigates the interrelationships among students' attitudes toward collaborative learning, self-esteem related to mathematics learning, and mathematics performance among Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology students during the First Semester of the Academic Year 2024–2025 within a collaborative learning environment. Keywords: attitudes; esteem; learning; mathematics; mathematics performance; performance; relationship; self; students; study; technology; vol
• Consumer acceptance and nutritional potential of products made from quinoa, chocho, broad bean and maize flours: An age-segmented study in the hospitality sector by Haro-Sosa, Giovanny ; Falconí, Paúl Roberto Pino ; Núñez, Telmo Marcelo Zambrano ; Hermida, Carlos Eduardo Cevallos (2025) - [15] B. Schnettler, D. Ruiz, and N. Sepúlveda, Consumer acceptance of new functional products, British Food Journal, vol. 117, no. 1, pp. Discussion Findings suggest that incorporating quinoa, chocho, and broad bean flours can enrich menus in hospitality establishments, particularly if age segmentation strategies are used Keywords: acceptance; age; bean; chocho; flours; food; hospitality; journal; maize; quinoa; science; technology; vol
• Bridging pedagogy and technology: A conceptual analysis for software design in educational platforms by Sánchez, Gabriela Pacheco ; Escudero-Nahón, Alexandro ; Corona, Mauricio Arturo Ibarra ; Mandujano, Martín Muñoz (2025) - The first perspective argues that educational technology design should prioritize pedagogical considerations, focusing on instructional design within digital platforms rather than their technical development However, it is noteworthy that as technology becomes increasingly embedded in teaching-learning processes, a growing body of research recognizes the essential multidisciplinary nature of educational technology design [32]. Keywords: authors; design; development; education; engineering; learning; platforms; process; research; software; software design; technology; technology platforms; vol
• Deep fake video detection based on multimodal feature fusion: Cross-modal consistency and adversarial enhancement by Wang, Ruofan ; Mariano, Vladimir Y. (2025) - Deep fake video detection based on multimodal feature fusion: Cross-modal consistency and adversarial enhancement Ruofan Wang1,2*, Vladimir Y. Mariano1 1College of Computing and Information Technologies, National University, Manila 1008, Philippines; f346687454@gmail.com (R.W.). Therefore, how to balance multimodal consistency analysis and anti-adversarial attack capabilities while ensuring high detection accuracy has become a key issue that needs to be urgently addressed in the field of deep fake video detection. Keywords: accuracy; audio; consistency; cross; deep; deepfake; detection; features; fusion; learning; model; multimodal; neuraltextures; noise; science; technology; text; training; video; visual; vol
• A systematic literature review on final year capstone project in an engineering curriculum by Rahman, Mizanur ; Sarwar, Hasan ; Tin, Ting Tin ; Kader, MD Abdul (2025) - [95]addresses the challenge of evaluating extensive calculation-based assessments in engineering capstone design projects, which often consist of complex spreadsheets, coding, and calculations spanning hundreds of pages. Engineering capstone projects typically involve open-ended proposals necessitating study, design, execution, and testing of a prototype, along with the documentation of outcomes. Keywords: approach; authors; capstone; capstone course; capstone design; capstone projects; conference; design; design engineering; design projects; development; education; engineering; engineering capstone; engineering education; knowledge; learning; literature; program; research; science; skills; students; study; technology; vol; year; year capstone
• Factors affecting individual customers' intention to use NFC mobile payment services in Ho Chi Minh City by Nga, Tran Kieu ; Anh, Le Tu (2025) - The proposed model, titled Factors affecting individual consumers' intention to use NFC mobile payment services in Ho Chi Minh City, comprises six core constructs: (1) Trust (TR), (2) Perceived Ease of Use (PEU), (3) Perceived Usefulness (PU), (4) Social Influence (SI), (5) Technological Readiness (TR), and (6) Service Quality (SQ). I am confident that my financial information will be securely protected and not subject to misuse when utilizing NFC mobile payment services. Keywords: adoption; analysis; correlation; influence; level; mobile; nfc; payment; quality; readiness; service; technology; trust; use; users; vol
• Generative AI tools and career burnout: The chain mediating effect of technology stress perception on turnover intention among young tech talents by Jiang, Yiru ; Alias, Bity Salwana ; Li, Bo (2025) - Attention to these problems is increasing, but there are still striking gaps in research on the intertwining of generative AI tools and turnover motives with regard to the psychological processes linking technology acceptance and career choices [8]. In attempting to answer such queries, this study was guided by the assumption that the mediating role of technology stress perception and career burnout explains the relationship between generative AI tools with turnover intention of young tech talents. Keywords: burnout; career; effect; generative; intention; mediation; model; perception; stress; technology; technology stress; tools; turnover; turnover intention; usage; vol
• Enhancing organizational performance through digital skills and capabilities: A study of industrial estates by Maungmee, Saranthon ; Bhumpenpein, Nalinpat (2025) - • Both groups prioritize digital leadership, knowledge-sharing, and flexible innovation models will be key in maintaining long-term growth. Secondly, digital leadership focuses on guiding organizations through digital transformation and transactional leadership, centers on structured tasks and reward-based systems. Keywords: capabilities; digital; group; innovation; leadership; management; organizations; technology; transformation; vol
• Current status of early childhood education teachers' professional competencies in response to the implementation of the competency-based early childhood education curriculum in Vietnam by Ha, Nguyen Thi Thu ; Trang, Nguyen Thi ; Minh, Vu Thi Ngoc ; Bich, Nguyen Thi Cam ; Trinh, Nguyen Thi My ; Giang, Vu Thi Huong (2025) - In this paper, ECE teacher professional competency is defined as an integrated set of abilities and personal qualities, shaped by socially acknowledged values, that reflect the quality and effectiveness of individual performance in the field of ECE. 2.4. From this perspective, assessing and developing ECE teacher professional competencies must be situated within an educational ecosystem. Keywords: children; classroom; competencies; competency; curriculum; development; ece; ece teachers; education; learning; preschool; professional; province; teachers; technology; understanding; vol
• Systemic analysis of urban sustainability indicators: A case study of the city of Moundou, Chad by Haou, Ernest ; Tob-Ro, N’Dilbé ; Aholou, Cyprien Coffi ; Bondoro, Ouya (2025) - Correspondence: ernest.haou@cervida-togo.org Systemic analysis of urban sustainability indicators: A case study of the city of Moundou, Chad Ernest Haou1*, N’Dilbé Tob-Ro2, Cyprien Coffi Aholou1, Ouya Bondoro3 1Regional Center of Excellence on Sustainable Cities in Africa (CERViDA-DOUNEDON), University of Lomé, Lomé 01 BP 1515, Togo; In this context, the article introduces an innovative approach for modelling the causal interdependencies among urban sustainability indicators—an underexplored systemic perspective within the existing literature on sustainability in Sub-Saharan Africa. Keywords: access; analysis; authors; cities; development; doi; dynamics; edelweiss; feedback; gate; governance; health; indicators; influence; infrastructure; issn; land; learning; licensee; management; moundou; planning; resilience; science; study; sustainability; system; technology; urban; vol
• Environmental regulation and corporate green innovation performance: A study on the relationship between technological innovation and green innovation performance by Wang, Lan ; Mat, Tuan Zainun Tuan ; Abdullah, Azizah (2025) - [7] Y. Jiang, Heterogeneity analysis of environmental regulation affecting enterprise green innovation, Frontiers of Science and Technology of Engineering Management, vol. 43, no. 4, pp. By reviewing relevant literature on Scopus, Web of Science, ScienceDirect, SpringerLink, Wiley, and SAGE, it elucidates the internal mechanism by which technological innovation promotes the improvement of green innovation performance, analyzes the moderating effect of environmental regulation on the relationship between the two, and looks forward to future research directions, aiming to provide theoretical references for enterprises to achieve green innovation development under environmental regulation. Keywords: development; energy; enterprises; green; impact; innovation; innovation performance; performance; r&d; regulations; research; technology; vol
• Satisfaction of geriatric patients with neuromusculoskeletal conditions with the Feldenkrais method in physical medicine by Alvarado, Mitchell Walter Carbajal (2025) - [24] employed validated questionnaires among a population of geriatric patients, establishing correlations between health conditions and muscle weakness in the physic medicine area. These studies underscore the urgent need for systems to incorporate new, evidence-based methodologies into their treatments, promoting the combination of clinical applications of physical rehabilitation and innovation as pillars of health treatments that transcend classical medicine and now challenge more distant areas such as quantum physics, the effect of vibrational waves, and other principles. Keywords: conditions; feldenkrais; health; human; learning; medicine; method; patients; quality; rehabilitation; satisfaction; technology; treatment; vol
• Innovative training management models for advancing teacher competence: A research-based framework for pedagogical development by Sipayung, Regina ; Sitanggang, Nathanael ; Purba, Saut (2025) - One of the critical challenges in teacher training management is the ineffective planning, execution, and evaluation of professional development initiatives. Despite the acknowledged benefits of teacher training, prevailing professional development models frequently fail to meet teachers’ contextual needs. Keywords: analysis; competence; development; education; effectiveness; gain; implementation; learning; management; model; research; results; table; teacher; technology; test; training; training management; trial; vol
• Unlocking the predictive power of the Rasch model: A systematic literature review on educational instrument calibration and assessment accuracy by Arjana, I Made ; Parmiti, Desak Putu ; Candiasa, I Made ; Widiartini, Ni Ketut (2025) - Figure 3 illustrates the year-wise publication classification, while Figure 4 and Figure 5 provide insights into country-wise contributions to Rasch Model research. Figure 10 presents an overview of data collection methods used in Rasch Model research. Keywords: analysis; assessment; education; figure; item; journal; learning; measurement; model; rasch; rasch model; research; review; science; studies; technology; validation; vol
• Perception, motivation, and needs of students and lecturers towards Bookcretor-assisted Ethnopedagogy-based e-module in learning Indonesian as a foreign speaker by Ernalida, Ernalida ; Sholikhah, Hani Atus ; Purnomo, Mulyadi Eko ; Nurhayati, Nurhayati ; Mayrita, Hastari (2025) - [9] A. H. Al-Hoorie and G. Szabó, Researching language learning motivation: A concise guide, Frontiers in Psychology, vol. 13, p. 1107594, 2022. [10] M. Liu, Y.-M. Huang, and Y.-H. Xu, Exploring the effects of digital storytelling on language learning motivation, Educational Technology Research and Development, vol. Keywords: agree; bipa; culture; indonesian; language; learning; modules; students; technology; vol
• Students' needs and conditions for receiving information: Evidence from Vietnamese universities today by Huyen, Nguyen Thị (2025) - [66] R. M. Carini, G. D. Kuh, and S. P. Klein, Student engagement and student learning: Testing the linkages, Research in Higher Education, vol. 47, pp. 1-32, 2006. ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ 2. Digital Accessibility (DA) Keywords: access; accessibility; analysis; digital; education; effectiveness; engagement; information; ire; learning; literacy; psychological; readiness; reception; research; students; study; support; technology; vol; ☐ ☐
• Digital entrepreneurship education in Chinese private high schools: A systematic review of implementation status and development trends by Ma, Jingmei ; Xupravati, Penvara (2025) - The research team used a Working version of the Quality Assessment Tool designed for assessing methodological and reporting claims quality in digital entrepreneurship education research. Abstract: This study systematically reviews digital entrepreneurship education (DEE) in Chinese private high schools (2015–2024) to synthesize implementation models, outcomes, and challenges, addressing the scarcity of consolidated evidence in this field. Keywords: authors; china; education; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; implementation; learning; quality; research; schools; science; studies; technology; vol
• AI-mediated music education paradigms: A cross-cultural analysis in the Greater Bay area by Wang, Yi ; Panicker, Chandra Mohan Vasudeva (2025) - The evidence implies that vocation- and community-focused education systems are the most supportive of AI technology integration. The differences found in adaptability measures between regions—most notably, lower scores in a range of African contexts—reveal systemic inequities resulting from the interactions between AI education frameworks and multicultural contexts. Keywords: adaptability; analysis; area; bay; education; implementation; integration; learning; methods; music; research; science; systems; teaching; technology; vol
• Research on intelligent strategies for enhancing user experience in China’s import cross-border E-commerce platforms by Wang, Xia ; Salleh, Kalsom ; Siang, Liew Cheng (2025) - Current Research on Cross-border E-commerce User Experience Scholarly research in cross-border e-commerce user experience has expanded to a global scale because of the sector’s continuous international growth. Ma's research highlights how innovative business models within the digital economy context have become critical differentiators for cross-border e-commerce platforms seeking competitive advantage [16]. Keywords: analysis; authors; border; china; commerce; customer; data; experience; framework; import; learning; logistics; platforms; research; satisfaction; study; systems; technology; user; vol
• How to achieve economic growth through industrial synergy and agglomeration: Evidence from China by Peng, Xiaowei ; Lim, Jae-Wook ; Li, Ning (2025) - At the theoretical level, existing literature predominantly analyzes industrial agglomeration effects from singular perspectives such as Marshall's externalities and Porter's competitive advantage theory, with systematic research on the dynamic synergistic mechanisms among multiple industries, the network effects of factor mobility, and innovation diffusion pathways remaining relatively weak [3]. This discrepancy arises because low-urbanization areas are in the accelerated phase of industrialization, where factor price depressions and policy dividends can foster economies of scale through industrial agglomeration, driving industry-driven urbanization. Keywords: agglomeration; china; development; effect; efficiency; growth; innovation; level; research; table; tax; technology; urbanization; variable; vol
• Understanding E-payment acceptance in Algeria: An extended UTAUT approach with trust as mediator and security as moderator by Ziouache, Alaeddine ; Ghani, Amirul Haqeem Bin Abd ; Bahaman, Muhamad Abrar Bin (2025) - This study offers a significant theoretical contribution to the UTAUT in particular, and to the banking theories in general, from exploring the acceptance of e-payment systems to perform cheaper, faster, easier, and safer transactions among the bank’s clients under the extended scope of the theory through the inclusion of the mediating effect of trust on the correlations of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use with the acceptance of e-payments systems. This study highlights the importance of developing security levels and building trust to boost e-payment acceptance in Algeria. Keywords: acceptance; adoption; ease; payment; payment acceptance; payment systems; security; study; systems; technology; trust; use; usefulness; vol
• Numerical study on the performance of combined Darrirus-Savonius vertical axis wind turbine by Khammas, Farhan A. ; Nabil, Rand (2025) - Farhan and Omar [15] conducted a study on the distinctive design shapes of wind turbine blades, including Savonius blades and Darius composite blade, to obtain the leading value of the drag force per blade. Computational 2245 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 2244-2260, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8364 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling in aerodynamics applications is common, the possibility of improving the power of a wind turbine by combining two types of wind turbines to take advantage of the positive aspects of each task and thus leading to a significant increase in the area in contact with the air and thus increasing the torque and thus increasing the power output of the combined wind turbine. Keywords: authors; darrieus; figure; savonius; science; technology; turbine; vol; wind
• Comparison of the participation models of intelligent communities in China and foreign countries: A sample of middle-class-dominated communities by Li, Ziming ; Samsurijan, Mohamad Shaharudin (2025) - Technological empowerment may enhance the administrative 2306 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 2305-2323, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8370 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate mobilization effectiveness of Chinese communities, but it may also exacerbate the fragmentation of decision-making in Western communities. A cultural perception module is implanted in the spatial branch of the two-stream convolutional network to identify high-density activity areas in Chinese communities (the radius of the square dance cluster ellipse is less than 8m) and discrete interaction nodes in Western communities (the distance between community garden conversation groups is greater than 3m) through deformable convolution kernels. Keywords: adoption; authors; behavior; china; chinese; class; communities; community; data; dimension; doi; figure; gate; governance; government; issn; learning; licensee; middle; model; participation; policy; rate; science; system; technology; time; value; vol; west
• Integrating technology and localization: A new path for smart tourism in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam by Diem, Nguyen Thuy ; Pham, Hang Thu (2025) - Keywords: Amateur music, glocalization, Blending theory, Mekong delta, Smart cultural tourism. These interviews aimed to gather in-depth information about the current state of digital technology adoption, the degree of localization in tourism products, and the challenges and driving forces behind local tourism development. Keywords: community; cultural; delta; development; digital; experiences; heritage; identity; integration; khmer; localization; mekong; mekong delta; policies; technology; tourism; tourism development; vinh
• The application of discourse analysis technology based on artificial intelligence in high school English teaching by Liu, Hongyu ; Lamal, Marlina Binti (2025) - [11] S. Seemab, M. S. Zaigham, A. Bhatti, H. Khan, and U. A. Mughal, Sentiment analysis of student feedback in higher education using natural language processing (NLP), Contemporary Journal of Social Science Review, vol. 2, no. 04, pp. 1741-1750, 2024. This phenomenon of grade differentiation shows that different teaching models have different effectiveness in knowledge construction. Keywords: analysis; classroom; data; discourse; english; feedback; group; language; learning; model; multimodal; students; system; teacher; teaching; technology; text; time; vol
• Global research trends on lifelong learning framework in posthuman education: A bibliometric approach by Haiyan, Hu ; Putu Kerti ; Riastini, Putu Nanci ; Mahayanti, Ni Wayan Surya (2025) - Bibliometric studies offer a systematic approach to exploring the academic discourse, the research contributions, and the broader landscape of lifelong learning research through analysing publication data. Instruments of the Study Existing bibliometric and review studies provide valuable insights into the trends, themes, and gaps in lifelong learning research. Keywords: analysis; authors; digital; education; frameworks; journal; learning; policy; publications; research; science; studies; study; technology; trends; vol
• Development of an instructional package for enhancing e-safety awareness among secondary school students in Kerala, India by Vasudevan, Asokan ; John, Sojia ; Raja, N. ; Krishnasamy, Hariharan N ; Parahakaran, Suma ; Prasad, Rabindra Dev Prasad (2025) - Received: 1 April 2025; Revised: 6 June 2025; Accepted: 9 June 2025; Published: 30 June 2025 * Correspondence: asokan.vasudevan@newinti.edu.my Development of an instructional package for enhancing e-safety awareness among secondary school students in Kerala, India Asokan Vasudevan1*, Sojia John2, N. Raja3, Hariharan N Krishnasamy4, Suma Parahakaran5, To determine the effectiveness of the Instructional package for secondary school students in enhancing e-safety awareness 2. Keywords: awareness; cyber; education; internet; online; package; safety; school; security; students; study; technology; test
• Biopolitical strategies in contemporary institutions: Critical analysis of mechanisms of control and protection of human rights by Flota, Sheila Yajaira Barnet ; Torres, Arturo Gonzalez ; Hernández, María Luisa Pereira ; Montero, Fátima Yaraset Mendoza (2025) - Abstract: This research aimed to strengthen knowledge about institutional biopolitical power and to describe strategies to develop social justice and human rights. The results obtained allow us to raise the fundamental question as to whether it is possible to reformulate institutional biopolitical strategies in directions more in line with social justice and human rights. Keywords: biopolitics; control; et al; human; life; power; regulation; research; strategies; technology; vol
• From print to planet: Exploring sustainability practices, influencing factors, and challenges in academic libraries by Tuble, Ruvy M. (2025) - Library sustainability involves reducing carbon footprints and enhancing access and service quality through innovative, low-impact approaches Sustainability Practices on Collection Development and Management Table 3 provides a comprehensive overview of sustainable library practices within the context of collection development and management. Keywords: academic; challenges; development; initiatives; institutions; island; journal; libraries; library; management; negros; practices; science; study; sustainability; sustainability practices; technology; vol
• The impact of AI-assisted composition tools on cultivating creativity among music students in Guangdong province by Wang, Yi ; Panicker, Chandra Mohan Vasudeva (2025) - Focus has primarily been directed towards the performance features of AI composition tools, while the students’ writing skills development following engagement with such supportive tools often goes unexplored [5]. 2.Technology Acceptance and Measurement Scale (TAMS): A 15 item Likert scale questionnaire measuring students’ perception of usefulness and easiness of AI composition tools which was adapted from Davis’ original TAM model. Keywords: analysis; authors; composition; control; creativity; doi; education; group; guangdong; integration; intervention; issn; learning; music; students; technology; tools; vol
• Development of internal developer platform for software development lifecycle optimization by Olgaç, Ahmet Vehbi ; Zileli, Erkan ; Karadaş, Gökhan ; Ulus, Ceren ; Akay, M. Fatih (2025) - [18] aimed to investigate and interpret empirical evidence on the impact of the concept of Continuous Integration (CI) on software development. The ever-evolving dynamics of software development are driving organizations to seek new approaches to enhance the productivity, collaboration, and innovation capacity of their software development and technology teams. Keywords: application; developer; development; engineering; idp; platform; software; study; teams; technology; vol
• Trends and impact of digital marketing on consumer engagement in sustainable business-based fashion e-commerce: A bibliometric approach by Adzahra, Afifa Riflah ; Murniati, Murniati (2025) - Although various studies have highlighted different aspects of digital marketing and fashion e-commerce, there is still a gap in understanding how digital marketing strategies specifically influence consumer engagement in sustainable fashion businesses. In digital marketing research, this difference reflects the broader digital divide between developed and developing economies. Keywords: authors; business; commerce; consumer; consumer engagement; data; digital; engagement; fashion; fashion e; impact; journal; marketing; research; strategies; sustainability; technology; vol
• Evaluating the impact of CAATs adoption on fraud detection: an integrated approach using DeLone & McLean and task-technology fit models by Kinanti, Jasmine Tiara ; Benjaminsz, Cathleen Valendyta ; Soepriyanto, Gatot (2025) - Complete indicators of each construct in the model should be used to gain in-depth understanding of the benefits of CAATs on fraud detection, as well as the relationship between auditor task characteristics and CAATs characteristics. Information quality influences the intention of information system users to use it based on the efficiency of the information system producing high-quality information to perform tasks efficiently Keywords: auditors; caats; characteristics; data; detection; fraud; information; model; quality; research; satisfaction; service; study; system; task; technology; ttf; use; vol
• Access to basic urban services in secondary towns in Chad: An evaluative approach based on data from the town of Pala by Patouki, Sing-Non Bourdannet ; Ndonaye, Allarané ; N’Dilbé, Tob-Ro ; Naringué, François Teadoum ; Follygan, Hetcheli (2025) - Urban drinking water service scale. Level of water service provided in Pala. Keywords: access; africa; authors; chad; cities; development; doi; drinking; education; figure; gate; health; infrastructure; issn; learning; pala; population; sanitation; science; services; sub; technology; urban; vol; water
• Factors affecting cryptocurrency adoption: Extending the UTAUT2 model with financial literacy and trust by Salim, Hans Christian ; Angriawan, Ricky ; Widuri, Rindang (2025) - Factors affecting cryptocurrency adoption: Extending the UTAUT2 model with financial literacy and trust Hans Christian Salim1*, Ricky Angriawan2, Rindang Widuri3 1,2Accounting Department, School of Accounting, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta 11480. Prior studies employing the UTAUT2 model have explored specific factors influencing cryptocurrency adoption; for instance, Restuputri, et al. Keywords: adoption; cryptocurrency; cryptocurrency adoption; expectancy; individuals; influence; intention; literacy; model; research; study; technology; trust; use; users; value; vol
• Assessing organizational readiness for E-bidding in construction: An e-readiness framework and policy recommendations by Kien, Tran Trung ; Hien, Nguyen Thi Thu ; Van, Hoang Thi Khanh ; Trung, Nguyen Van (2025) - In parallel, training and capacity-building programs should be tailored to different tiers of enterprise readiness. The findings reveal significant disparities in organizational readiness levels, particularly in staffing and internal procedures. Keywords: bidding; construction; enterprises; firms; framework; policy; readiness; technology; training; transformation; vol
• Development of a prosthetic arm with gesture recognition for enhanced social interaction by Bhuvaneswari, Thangavel ; Soe, Min Thu ; BC, Yeo ; WS, Lim ; Latief, Wildan ; Wikanjaya, Rio ; Canintika, Anissa Feby ; Hutami, Witantra Dhamar ; Alhuraebi, Ali Saleh ; Hakim, Manfaluthy ; Octaviana, Fitri ; Budikayanti, Astri ; Safri, Ahmad Yanuar ; Wiratman, Winnugroho ; Indrawati, Luh Ari ; Fadli, Nurul ; Harsono, Adrian (2025) - [6] V. S. Nadar, V. S. Sinha, and S. U. Ratre, Smart home automation using hand gesture recognition system, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, vol. 9, no. 2, pp. [8] N. M. Mahmoud, H. Fouad, and A. M. Soliman, Smart healthcare solutions using the internet of medical things for hand gesture recognition system, Complex & Intelligent Systems, vol. 7, pp. Keywords: arduino; arm; fingers; gesture; hand; prosthetic; recognition; system; technology; vol
• The spatial spillover effects of tax policy reform on fiscal sustainability: A spatial econometric analysis based on provincial-level data in China by Zhang, Ke ; Fu, Kun (2025) - Hypothesis Development and Variables Description The hypothesis development explores seven relationships and reviews the ways tax policy effects and FDI affect GDP per capita and potential technological progress MTPI. Lunwenscopus@163.com The spatial spillover effects of tax policy reform on fiscal sustainability: A spatial econometric analysis based on provincial-level data in China Ke Zhang1,2*, Kun Fu3 1Graduate School, University of Finance and Economics, Ulaanbaatar, 13381, Mongolia; Lunwenscopus@163.com (K.Z.). Keywords: capita; china; effects; gdp; growth; impact; model; policies; policy; reforms; research; spatial; sustainability; tax; technology; variables; vol
• Parental perceptions and responses to stuttering in their children: A qualitative study from Saudi Arabia by Almutairi, Mohammed Abdulaziz (2025) - Findings from this study align with earlier research showing that many parents continue to believe stuttering is caused by psychological factors, such as emotional trauma or environmental pressures, reflecting older theories about stuttering [7, 8]. The misconception that children will naturally outgrow stuttering is common among both parents and professionals, leading many parents to delay seeking intervention under the assumption that their child’s stuttering will resolve on its own. Keywords: child; children; help; parents; research; speech; study; stuttering; support; technology; therapy; vol
• Assessing artificial intelligence and advanced analytics adoption: A technological, organizational, and environmental perspective by Alzahrani, Saeed (2025) - Keywords: AI adoption, Predictive analytics, Technological organizational environment (TOE). Organizational agility and worker engagement are the prerequisites for AI adoption sustainably. Keywords: adoption; ai adoption; data; environmental; factors; learning; level; management; maturity; organizations; readiness; study; technology; vol
• Determinants of readiness for digital transformation in cooperatives: A case study in Thai Nguyen, Vietnam by Nguyen, Giang Thi ; Ha, Trung Quang ; Tran, Hong Le Thi Bich ; Vu, Hien Thi ; Ho, Xinh Luong ; Bui, Tam Thanh Thi ; Duong, Lam Xuan ; Duong, An Hoai (2025) - One notable improvement is the quantification of criteria using percentages ranging from 0 to 100, allowing for a clearer measurement of digital transformation readiness. 𝑌𝑖 = 𝛼 + 𝛽𝑖𝑋1𝑖 + 𝛽𝑖𝑋2𝑖 + 𝛽𝑖𝑋3𝑖 + 𝛽𝑖𝑋4𝑖 + 𝜀 (1) where: Yi denotes the index/scores quantifying digital transformation readiness, derived from 16 components across the seven pillars outlined previously. Keywords: analysis; cooperatives; data; digital; increase; level; management; readiness; regression; research; study; support; technology; transformation; transformation readiness; use; vol
• Assessment of farmers perception on socio-economic status after NABARD refinance – An empirical study with reference to select districts of Andhra Pradesh by Boddu, Kalpana ; Ram, B. Mohan Venkata (2025) - The study on NABARD’s refinancing facilities for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) in the Krishna and NTR districts emphasizes the essential role of refinancing in promoting rural credit and economic development. Agricultural Credit in India Agricultural credit refers to the funds made available to develop farm productivity. Keywords: activities; agriculture; banks; credit; development; employment; farmers; india; nabard; role; rrbs; study; technology; total; vol
• Application of behaviour change techniques to motor-skill development and health promotion in young adults: A narrative review by Huang, Ping ; Saibon, Jamalsafri Bin ; Hamzah, Aswati Binti ; Xue, Yangguang (2025) - 95-111, 2024. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjhp.12689 [9] H. Gilchrist et al., Use of behavior change techniques in physical activity programs and services for older adults: findings from a rapid review, Annals of Behavioral Medicine, vol. [20] J. Mitchell et al., Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a very brief physical activity intervention delivered in NHS Health Checks (VBI Trial): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial, Trials, vol. 17, pp. 1-12, 2016. https://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-016-1413-2 Keywords: activity; adults; behavior; change; et al; exercise; feedback; fitness; group; health; intervention; monitoring; motivation; physical; review; self; students; studies; support; technology; vol; weight
• Financial crisis monitoring and prevention of listed companies based on the internet of things and deep learning by Li, Huiying (2025) - Based on a multi-layer IoT framework (perception layer, network layer, and application layer) for data collection, a hybrid deep learning model integrating convolutional neural network (CNN) and autoencoder is designed. Keywords: DL, Listed companies, Financial crises, Internet of things, Monitoring and prevention. Keywords: companies; company; crisis; data; function; input; internet; iot; layer; learning; network; technology; things; training; vol
• Didactic strategy for the development of digital competencies in rural high school students by Constante, Jahir Manuel López ; Grasst, Yanet Samada (2025) - Diagnosis of digital competence levels by areas and gender in students. [2] a high level of digital competence provides technology users with a more remarkable ability to protect their privacy and security online, while allowing them to manage electronic information more effectively [3]. Keywords: area; competence; content; digital; education; information; learning; level; ncd; skills; strategy; students; teachers; teaching; technology; vol
• Non-contact capacitive-based water wave sensing system for reservoir surveillance by Soong, Lim Way ; Chin, Yeo Boon ; Hao, Lim Zhi ; Pocherd, Pee ; Wei, Lui Poh ; Veerapun, Salisa ; Waluyo, Dwi Eko ; Pramunendar, Ricardus Anggi (2025) - Furthermore, underwater information can be analyzed and obtained using water surface waves [3]. This research develops a capacitive-based sensing system to capture water wave patterns and an algorithm to detect the direction of surface water waves. Keywords: authors; capacitive; detection; environments; monitoring; patterns; sensors; surface; system; technology; usv; vol; water; wave
• Problems and challenges of implementing interactive resources in educational institutions by Li, Ting ; Koodoevna, Sartbekova Nurzhan ; Li, Dehao ; Li, Yixiu (2025) - The teacher capacity improvement layer provides teachers with tailored training and practice opportunities through cognitive diagnostic technology and a sandbox-style exercise environment, focusing on improving their actual ability in the application of interactive teaching resources. Correspondence: liyixiuapply2021@126.com Problems and challenges of implementing interactive resources in educational institutions Keywords: education; framework; implementation; integration; layer; learning; matching; resources; student; teachers; teaching; technical; technology; time; vol
• Enhancing e-accounting adoption: An analysis of the influence of relative advantage, management support and information system quality on organization by Hidayati, Irma ; Djatmika, Ery Tri ; Wardoyo, Cipto ; Restuningdiah, Nurika (2025) - In the context of e-accounting system adoption, this literature review focuses on three main theoretical foundations: the TOE framework (Technology, Organization, Environment), the Diffusion of Innovation (DOI) theory, and the Delon & Mclean Information System Success Model. Together, these indicators provide a comprehensive overview of the multidimensional impact of e-accounting system adoption on business, demonstrating its role in driving efficiency, competitiveness, and innovations [33]. Keywords: accounting; adoption; business; data; information; management; model; quality; research; service; smes; support; system; system quality; technology; value; vol
• Factors affecting the intention and behavior to adopt blockchain technology in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam by My, Vo Thi Tra (2025) - Based on survey data collected from 84 respondents and analyzed using the PLS-SEM approach, the research integrates two well- established theoretical models (TAM) and (UTAUT2) to provide a comprehensive evaluation of the determinants affecting blockchain adoption. This investigation represents one of the pioneering efforts to explore blockchain adoption in Vietnam and contributes to the development of blockchain-based enterprises through a conceptual framework for technology acceptance, particularly regarding individual employee behavior within organizations. Keywords: adoption; blockchain; expectancy; intention; research; supply; technology; transparency; use; vol
• Enhancing creative competence of preservice teachers through pedagogical strategies in fashion design education by Amegbanu, Vida Adzo ; Mpuangnan, Kofi N ; Govender, Samantha ; Ondigi, Samson Rosana ; Oigo, Elizabeth Bosibori (2025) - [42] who found that the availability of resources and a positive educational environment are essential for fostering creativity in fashion design students. Conclusion The study investigates how technology-driven teaching methods influence the creative skills of fashion design students at colleges in Ghana. Keywords: creativity; design; design education; education; fashion; fashion design; ideas; learning; strategies; students; study; support; teachers; teaching; technology; vol
• Business strategy formulation: Case study of culinary SMEs by Nugrahaningtyas, Adham Aji ; Triono, Sunu Puguh Hayu (2025) - Based on the interviews conducted, several opportunities for Pecel Saestu were identified, including the following; (1) Market domination due to the limited number of SMEs currently selling Pecel products; (2) Expand business reach through a distinct value proposition (specializing in both fusion and traditional pecel); (3) Increased efficiency in business processes, supported by ongoing technological advancements; (4) The development of business operations through adaptation to the evolution of digital technology; (5) The development of unique fusion products and the cultivation of a strong brand image; (6) Become a lifestyle symbol and a popular hangout spot for young people. Market domination due to the limited number of SMEs currently selling Pecel products 2. Keywords: analysis; business; customer; development; market; matrix; pecel; products; saestu; strategy; technology
• Blockchain-enabled digital twin integration for supply chain transparency enhancement in large-scale engineering project optimization by Liu, Yuejun ; Nifa, Faizatul Akmar Abdul ; Teong, Lim Kong (2025) - Keywords: Blockchain, Digital twin, Supply chain transparency, Large-scale engineering projects, Multi-behavior bat algorithm (MBA). Supply chain transparency tracks every phase of a product's journey, beginning with obtaining raw materials and ending with delivering them to the final consumer [3]. Keywords: authors; bdt; blockchain; chain; data; efficiency; learning; management; mba; supply; supply chain; technology; transparency; vol
• Algorithmic art meets computational creativity: Reinventing interactive multimedia experiences through convergent innovation by Peng, Bowen (2025) - This yields a powerful platform for highly personalized and immersive interactive multimedia experiences. The framework for interactive multimedia experiences is shown in Figure 2. 1238 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 1235-1248, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i7.8876 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate Figure 2. Keywords: art; author; cnn+gan+coa; design; figure; hours; learning; multimedia; technology; user; vol; 𝑜,𝑠
• Computational fusion of Chinese Gongbi figure painting elements in algorithmic ceramic design methodologies by Huang, Mo (2025) - [16] to improve ceramic painting design. Keywords: Advanced encryption standard (AES), Ceramic design, Chinese gongbi painting, Dynamic sailfish optimizer (DSFO), Ink and calligraphy elements, Secure, Digital art archive. Keywords: aes; art; ceramic; chinese; design; encryption; figure; gongbi; learning; painting; technology; vol
• Exploring motivations driving student entrepreneurship: A case study of Innobiz DUT centre for entrepreneurship and innovation by Chitamba, Anos ; Mugano, Gift ; Mbona, Sizwe ; Chitamba, Norman (2025) - These findings enhance our understanding of the underlying dynamics of student entrepreneurial motivations, offering valuable insights for educational institutions and policymakers to develop more effective support systems tailored to students' needs and aspirations. anosc@dut.ac.za Exploring motivations driving student entrepreneurship: A case study of Innobiz DUT centre for entrepreneurship and innovation Anos Chitamba1*, Gift Mugano2, Sizwe Mbona3, Norman Chitamba4 1Faculty of Management Sciences, Durban University of Technology, South Africa; anosc@dut.ac.za (A.C.). Keywords: dut; education; entrepreneurship; factors; innovation; intentions; journal; learning; role; students; technology; vol
• Generative AI for storytelling in cultural tourism: enhancing visitor engagement through AI-driven narratives by Saosing, Rungtiva ; Nattawuttisit, Sooksawaddee (2025) - Moreover, comparative studies show the growing effectiveness of generative AI models in outperforming these traditional classifiers under specific conditions [39]. The structured dataset, collected from 400 tourists as outlined in Section 3.1, served as the foundation for AI model development. Keywords: authors; data; doi; experiences; generative; heritage; image; intelligence; learning; model; performance; science; storytelling; technology; tourism; tourists; vol
• The metaverse: A new frontier for dental education by Hashim, Nada ; Babiker, Rasha ; Padmanabhan, Vivek ; Mohamed, Riham ; Ahmed, Ayman ; Rahman, Muhammed Mustahsen (2025) - This review assesses the potential benefits and applications of the metaverse in dental education and discusses the challenges and considerations for its effective implementation. Additionally, it highlights the importance of a comprehensive and coordinated strategy, which involves collaboration among educators, technologists, and regulatory bodies, to establish a solid foundation for the use of the metaverse in dental education. Keywords: dentistry; education; learning; metaverse; potential; practice; reality; research; students; technology; vol
• The model of transformational leadership of teachers in higher vocational colleges in Heilongjiang province by Xu, Yanbin ; Noichun, Nuntiya (2025) - Correspondence: s95584951001@ssru.ac.th The model of transformational leadership of teachers in higher vocational colleges in Heilongjiang province Yanbin Xu1*, Nuntiya Noichun2 1,2College of Education, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand; s95584951001@ssru.ac.th (X.X.) Nuntiya.no@ssru.ac.th (N.N.). Keywords: Heilongjiang Province, Higher vocational education, Industry-Education Collaboration, Teaching innovation capability, Transformational leadership. Keywords: development; education; heilongjiang; industry; leadership; learning; model; teachers; teaching; technology; vol
• Design and implementation of control system for remotely surface vehicle in aquaculture environmental monitoring by Sutrisno, Imam; Rahmat, Mohammad Basuki (2025) - Students from the Jember Fisheries and Marine Vocational School and Politeknik Perkapalan Negeri Surabaya were actively involved in every stage of RSV EMAS development—from initial design and prototype fabrication to field testing and user training. Parameter Reference Values RSV EMAS Values MAPE (%) RMSE Match Status pH 7.00 & 10.00 6.99 & 9.64 2.4 N/A Match DO (mg/L) 5.5 & 2.0 5.32 & 1.87 3.6 N/A Match Temperature (°C) 20 & 40 21.67 & 41.65 3.5 N/A Match TDS (ppm) 176 & 394 169.35 & 161.30 4.6 N/A Match (±) Depth (cm) 80 & 100 81.60 & 100.70 — 1.5 cm Match These results demonstrate a high correlation between RSV EMAS readings and benchmark devices, with MAPE values ranging from 2.8% to 4.6% across most sensors. Keywords: aquaculture; data; design; emas; error; farmers; field; monitoring; pond; quality; rsv; rsv emas; science; sensor; shrimp; system; technology; time; vol; water
• Strategizing under institutional duality: A quantitative analysis of multinational responses to geopolitical decoupling by Zhang, Boyang (2025) - Keywords: Decoupling, GPI, Institutional duality, MNSs, Quantitative cluster, Strategic response. Research Gap Based on the generalization of upon mentioned material, 3 empirical constraints are detected: Potential scalable measurement: While rich in description, most studies rely on a handful of cases [4] which cannot be generalized across sectors or geographies Insufficiency of intensity and sequencing: Few models incorporate the intensity (e.g., minor vs. systemic change) or timing (e.g., proactive vs. reactive) of strategic responses, both of which are critical to understanding firm behavior under uncertainty Reliance on typology: Binary or categorical models cannot capture hybrid or evolving strategies, nor can they accommodate firms that shift positions over time due to new policy shocks or legitimacy challenges These limitations highlight the need for a more flexible, empirical model capable of explaining variation in firm behavior along multiple dimensions—which is also the objective of our research. Keywords: alignment; author; decoupling; destructiveness; firms; gate; gpi; learning; licensee; mnes; pressures; profiles; response; shift; specificity; study; technology; vol
• Entrepreneurial strategies for development of family businesses and small and medium scale enterprises in Nigeria by Nkechi, Apaokueze Tessy; Chukwuka, Ernest Jebolise; Peter, Abude; Solomon, Egbule, A. C,; bieze, Ewere Success O; Victor, Uwujaha (2025) - Innovation was acknowledged as central to business strategies, though the slightly lower mean indicates that more support might be needed to foster creative solutions within SMEs. Published: 19 July 2025 * Correspondence: ernest.chukwuka@unidel.edu.ng Entrepreneurial strategies for development of family businesses and small and medium scale enterprises in Nigeria Apaokueze Tessy Nkechi1, Ernest Jebolise Chukwuka2*, Abude Peter3, Egbule, A. C, Solomon4, Ewere Success Obieze5, Uwujaha Victor6 1Department of Vocational and Technical Education (Home Economics Unit), University of Delta, Agbor, Nigeria. Keywords: access; business; challenges; delta; development; growth; innovation; market; mean; smes; state; strategies; sustainability; technology
• Comparative evaluation of the entrepreneurial profile by gender in university students of business management engineering by Arturo, González Torres; Hernández, María Luisa Pereira; Echeagaray, Melissa Edith Salazar (2025) - Keywords: Entrepreneurial profile, Entrepreneurship, gender, Technological higher education, University students. http://132.248.9.195/ptd2019/septiembre/0795494/0795494.pdf [18] I. Martínez Ramírez, Business accelerators as providers of entrepreneurial capital graduate work, national autonomous university of Mexico, Institutional repository of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2019. Keywords: authors; entrepreneurship; gender; mexico; national; profile; research; results; students; study; technology; test; university; vol
• Group decision making of fixed offshore platform decommissioning in Indonesia by Sidiq, Rizky Bahtiar; Utomo, Christiono; Silvianita, Silvianita (2025) - Conductor cutting process during offshore platform decommissioning. In this study, a literature review of several studies on offshore platform decommissioning was conducted. Keywords: ahp; analysis; authors; cost; criteria; decision; decommissioning; engineering; environment; gas; making; method; multi; offshore; oil; platform; process; removal; research; safety; science; stakeholders; structures; study; technology; vol
• Proficiencies in business diplomacy: A comprehensive literature review by Njiru, Jeniffer Karimi; Thanitbenjasith, Phithagorn; Nwafor, Lloyd Chukwuemeka (2025) - [39] Studies business diplomacy changes post COVID-19 Conceptual analysis Organizations must adapt their diplomatic strategies to navigate the competitive landscape in the post- pandemic era 3 Wanjala The research employed a meta-analysis of studies on business diplomacy competencies, conducted through an extensive literature review. Keywords: business; business diplomacy; diplomacy; hospitality; industry; international; journal; kenya; literature; management; research; skills; studies; study; technology; tourism; vol
• Developing a smart city framework for Philippine LGUs: A policy-driven approach to digital transformation by Bithay, Leovigilda L.; Aranas, Amelia Girly L.; Aranas, Thea L.; Armas, Kenneth L. (2025) - The study is anchored in an empirical analysis of smart city readiness indicators and a detailed case study of a pilot LGU in Central Luzon. The framework views smart cities primarily as a means to improve access to and quality of urban services for citizens, businesses, and government through the strategic use of digital technologies [9]. Keywords: cities; city; data; development; digital; dost; framework; governance; government; ict; infrastructure; innovation; lgu; lgus; national; philippine; pilot; policy; services; study; technology
• Hybrid systems in buildings: Control strategies for optimal integration by i-Tagba, Abdoul-Razak Al; Baneto, Mazabalo; Takshi, Arash; Lu-cache, Dumitru Dorin (2025) - [63] K. Shirinda and K. Kanzumba, A review of hybrid energy storage systems in renewable energy applications, International Journal of Smart Grid and Clean Energy, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. Keywords: Current control strategy, Energy management, Hybrid renewable energy systems, Multi-port converter, Photovoltaic and wind energy. Keywords: 8484.v9i7.9008; authors; battery; control; controller; doi; edelweiss; efficiency; energy; figure; gate; hybrid; issn; learning; licensee; photovoltaic; power; science; storage; system; technology; vol; wind
• Artificial intelligence as a tool for Alzheimer’s treatment: Implications and future prospects in Jordan Harrison’s Marjorie prime by Albalawi, Sabrya H. (2025) - More recently, digital companions, chatbots, and AI memory aids have been explored as potential tools to support such individuals in retaining connections and living in the context of their personal history [5]. An analysis of the narrative and its role in AI-assisted memory recall is presented, utilising accurate data from fictional artificial entities and real AI memory care systems with memory capabilities. Keywords: alzheimer; care; cognitive; human; information; intelligence; marjorie; memories; memory; patients; prime; technology; vol
• Navigating the entrepreneurial landscape: Barriers encountered by students at the Innobiz DUT centre for entrepreneurship and innovation by Chitamba, Anos; Mugano, Gift; Mbona, Sizwe; Chitamba, Norman (2025) - This literature review critically examines key themes associated with student entrepreneurship, including resource constraints, entrepreneurial ecosystems, institutional support, and the broader socio-economic challenges affecting student entrepreneurs. The realm of student entrepreneurship is characterized by a complex interaction of opportunities and challenges. Keywords: access; barriers; business; centre; challenges; dut; education; entrepreneurship; innobiz; innovation; journal; learning; research; resource; students; technology; vol
• Predicting post-COVID-19 commuter transportation choice in greater Jakarta: A logistic regression approach to behavioral analysis and adaptation strategies by Rahayu, Wulan Asti; Putro, Utomo Sarjono; Hermawan, Pri; Sunitiyoso, Yos (2025) - Keywords: Commuter behavior, COVID-19 pandemic, Logistic regression, Modal shift, Public transportation, Urban mobility. Public transportation, particularly during 1894 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 1893-1908, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9033 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate peak hours, poses a higher risk of virus contamination due to limited space and high passenger density. Keywords: analysis; behavior; commuters; covid-19; health; jakarta; mobility; model; pandemic; public; regression; research; safety; technology; transportation; urban; use; vehicle; vol
• Design and practice of gamified basketball teaching model based on edge computing: Exploration of improving middle school students' participation and learning outcomes by Liu, Yu; Narmluk, Mongkhon (2025) - 7 college students wanted to participate in junior high school sports games, and only 4 received good sports game teaching. Maintain good sports habits 2 20 Still want to participate in junior high school sports games 7 70 Among the ten people, 9 believed that junior high school sports games were helpful to the development of sports teaching, which could not only warm up the body, but also enhance the interest in participating in sports. Keywords: computing; edge; education; games; learning; school; school sports; sports; sports games; students; teaching; technology; time; vol
• The antecedents of business owners’ intention to use cryptocurrency in emerging markets: The mediating role of attitude by Yamout, Racha; Saad, Rachel; Abass, Alaa Eldin; ElMoussaoui, Ali (2025) - The empirical findings reveal that facilitating factors such as ease of use and usefulness, along with attitude, are strong predictors of cryptocurrency adoption for financial transactions. [16]. 2000 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 1996-2008, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i7.9066 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Research shows that positive cognitive evaluations significantly increase the likelihood of cryptocurrency adoption for financial transactions Keywords: adoption; attitude; behavior; business; cryptocurrency; ease; intention; model; research; study; technology; transactions; use; usefulness; vol
• Embracing excellence: The imperative of best practices in sports management systems by Brovina, Fisnik; Reka, Indrit; Latifaj, Juliana (2025) - The primary objective is to explore the imperative of embracing these best practices in sports management systems, examining current trends, emerging technologies, and industry standards to provide insights into enhancing management practices for excellence. 2. Literature Review: Foundations of Sports Management Excellence The academic literature on sports management systems provides a robust foundation for understanding and optimizing organizational processes within the sports industry. Keywords: data; management; organizations; practices; revenue; sports; systems; talent; technology
• Leadership and the development of the organizational culture of companies. A systematic review by Lievano, Jhony Alexander Barrera; Sanchez, Julian Andres Suarez; López, Sonia Yaneht Santana; Suarez, Víctor Fernando Vergel (2025) - The study also reveals significant contributions from leadership research regarding the development of capabilities and key factors. Abstract: This research examines the relationship between organizational culture and leadership, highlighting how the latter influences the development of various dynamics within companies and organizations across different sectors and geographic regions worldwide. Keywords: authors; business; companies; culture; development; documents; gate; influence; journal; leadership; learning; management; organization; research; science; technology; vol; work
• Enhancing Arabic communication proficiency in Malaysian among Malaysian students: Barriers, pedagogical strategies, and environmental influences by Ghani, Mohammad Taufiq Abdul; Shalikin, Nor Hadisah Mohamed; Ramli, Saipolbarin; Zakaria, Zarima Mohd; Daud, Wan Ab Aziz Wan; Amiruddin, Ahmad Zaki; Ahmad, Muhammad Anwar (2025) - Having at least Bachelor Degree in Education or Arabic language. Keywords: Arabic communication proficiency, Arabic language environment, Government-assisted religious schools (SABK), Individual factor, Language acquisition barriers, Pedagogical strategies. Keywords: arabic; communication; language; learning; proficiency; respondents; speaking; students; study; teaching; technology; use; vol
• Technological factors influencing e-invoice: Qualitative insights from Malaysia’s early implementation by Ilias, Azleen; Baidi, Nasrudin; Ghani, Erlane K.; Mohammad, Kamaruzzaman (2025) - Numerous studies have identified the key elements influencing firms' decisions to implement e-invoicing systems, ranking technological factors in the first place. Businesses and legislators can formulate policies that facilitate the smooth adoption of e-invoicing systems across diverse industries by gaining a deeper comprehension of these factors. Keywords: accounting; adoption; challenges; companies; company; data; factors; implementation; integration; invoice; invoicing; middleware; study; system; tax; technology; vol
• IPSAS adoption, technological innovations and good governance: Catalysts for public sector sustainability by Nzama, Lethiwe; Ogundele, Omobolade Stephen (2025) - This approach has been examined in prior literature reviews addressing public sector governance [37] asserted that technology innovation has meaningfully transformed public sector accounting. Keywords: accountability; accounting; adoption; governance; ipsas; management; public; reporting; research; review; sector; sustainability; technology; transparency; vol
• Impact of artificial intelligence on business models in industry 4.0. bibliometric analysis and systematic review of the literature by Torres, Victor Yesid Sotelo; Rodelo, Alexander Rodriguez; Julio, Rosa Carolina Cittelly; Lievano, Jhony Alexander Barrera (2025) - [73] M. Talafidaryani, S. M. J. Jalali, and S. Moro, Digital transformation: Toward new research themes and collaborations yet to be explored, Business Information Review, vol. 38, no. 2, pp. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12008-021-00785-x [100] S. S. De Souza, S. B. Santiago, F. S. F. A. de Amorim, M. B. de Mendonça, and F. L. Oliveira, Metanalysis of industry 4.0 maturity models, Interciencia, vol. 45, no. 8, pp. Keywords: analysis; authors; business; companies; data; digital; documents; et al; figure; industry; intelligence; learning; models; research; review; science; sustainability; technology; vol
• The investigation of 7S framework and organizational performance in the context of the hotel industry by Chareanporn, Tarittawan; Yoopetch, Chanin (2025) - H2: Structure has a positive effect on Organizational Performance The findings of this study support the hypothesis that structure has a positive effect on organizational performance. H3: System has a positive effect on Organizational Performance The findings of this study support the hypothesis that systems have a positive effect on organizational performance. Keywords: authors; business; development; effect; factors; hotel; learning; management; organization; performance; research; staff; strategy; structure; study; style; technology; vol
• Enhancing financial information security through advanced predictive analytics: A PRISMA based systematic review by Hasan, Md Nazmul; Papel, Md Saidul Islam; Rasel, Imran Hossain; Akter, Sadia; Aktar, Mst Khadiza; Abedin, Md Zainal; Mani, Lisa (2025) - This research aims to explore methods for ensuring data privacy and regulatory compliance in financial predictive models. As financial transactions and sensitive information increasingly move into digital spaces, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of financial data becomes a growing challenge. Keywords: analytics; cyber; cybersecurity; data; detection; fraud; information; institutions; intelligence; learning; machine; machine learning; management; models; privacy; research; risk; science; security; systems; technology; threats; vol
• The impact of smart tourism on improving business performance by Kraja, Ambra; Goga, Irini; Kapaj, Ana (2025) - Correspondence: akraja@ubt.edu.al The impact of smart tourism on improving business performance Ambra Kraja1*, Irini Goga2, Ana Kapaj3 1,3Department of Mathematics and Informatics Agriculture University of Tirana Koder Kamez, Tirane, Albania; akraja@ubt.edu.al (A.K.). Abstract: This study investigates the impact of smart tourism on improving business performance, highlighting the increasing role of digital transformation in reshaping the tourism industry. Keywords: albania; data; information; model; sector; service; table; technology; total; tourism; tourists; travel; use; vol
• An expert system for automating image and video editing services using AI, cloud and blockchain technologies by Xuan, Nguyen Duc; Khang, Nguyen Ngoc; Khanh, Pham Van (2025) - Thus, the system architecture leverages the power of cloud computing and microservices: components such as chatbots, image processing AI services, video processing AI services, blockchain modules,… are all deployed as separate scalable independent services. Automated video editing systems are a prominent trend, with the goal of simplifying the post-production process and increasing efficiency [5]. Keywords: architecture; blockchain; chatbot; cloud; customer; data; editing; editor; example; image; learning; order; photo; processing; quality; service; system; technology; time; video; vol
• Predictive analysis of trade flows: A lever for optimizing financial performance and adapting international marketing strategies by Fadhel, Nihel Ziadi Ben; Gafsi, Nesrine; Ellouze, Nidhal Ziadi (2025) - In this context, time series forecasting models such as the Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and Holt-Winters exponential smoothing are widely used for their accuracy and flexibility. Second, the monthly frequency and extended time span (2010–2024) make it suitable for applying advanced time series forecasting models such as SARIMA and Holt-Winters, which require long and stable chronological series to detect trends and seasonal patterns. Keywords: authors; data; doi; export; forecasting; issn; learning; licensee; model; science; series; technology; time; vol
• Decision-making and safety enhancement in next-generation autonomous vehicles: A comparative analysis with deep learning by SJ, C. Joe Arun,; Kunal, Kishore; Kumari, P.; Manikandan, M.; Lavanya, Pillalamarri; Madeshwaren, Vairavel (2025) - This study investigates cutting-edge AI strategies meant to enhance autonomous vehicles performance safety and adaptability. Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Autonomous vehicles, Deep learning, Neuromorphic computing, Object detection, Keywords: authors; decision; detection; driving; fusion; gate; learning; making; object; performance; prediction; science; sensor; systems; technology; time; vehicles; vol
• Building a hyper-personalized maturity model: A strategic path for businesses in the data ERA by Thuy, Nguyen Van; Hai, Chu Thi Hong (2025) - Leveraging customer data and advanced technologies enhances customer experience and optimizes business performance. Key Components of Hyper-Personalization Hyper-personalization, an advanced strategy to optimize customer experience, is built on three main components: customer data, supporting technology, and business strategy. Keywords: businesses; customer; data; experience; hyper; level; maturity; model; personalization; rate; technology; time
• Agile organization development model of secondary schools under the office of basic education commission by Kriangkraiwong, Nattaphong; Prasertcharoensuk, Thanomwan; Kanjug, Parnpitcha (2025) - Moreover, there is a notable lack of systematic and rigorous investigation into agile organization development models [14]. The confirmatory factor analysis of the key components of agile organization development model of secondary schools under the office of basic education commission revealed the following standardized factor loadings and predictive coefficients (R²): • Keywords: agility; components; development; education; indicators; management; model; office; organization; schools; technology; vol
• Optimization of ultrasound-assisted extraction conditions for active components and anti-alzheimer activities from mentha cordifolia by Sangsuwon, Chanyapat ; Kularbphettong, Kunyanuth ; Chutrtong, Jaruwan (2024) - Fresh leaves of M. cordifolia, weighing 400 g, were extracted by UAE methods for 1h with three organic solvents (hexane, ethyl acetate, and ethanol) and compared with the second set of experiments, which used the same solvents with the variance time set to 1 .5h. DPPH Radical Assay of F1-F3 F1 showed that most essential oils showed DPPH radical scavenging activity; the IC50 was 259 mg/mL. F2 were monitored with TLC and showed spots of chlorophyll, terpenes, and flavonoids that have DPPH activity, and their IC50 was 229 mg/mL. F3 fractions extracted with ethanol were components of the phenolic group and had the most inhibiting activities for DPPH radical scavenging Keywords: cordifolia; dpph; ethanol; extraction; radical; science; technology; uae; vol
• The role of electronic medical records in facilitating patient-centered care: A systematic literature review by Pamudji, Clarissa Rayna Savealty; Kusumo, Mahendro Prasetyo (2025) - The role of electronic medical records in facilitating patient-centered care: A systematic literature review Clarissa Rayna Savealty Pamudji1*, Mahendro Prasetyo Kusumo2 1,2Magister of Hospital Administration, Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta, Indonesia; clarissarsp.work@gmail.com (C.R.S.P.) mahendro_prasetyo@umy.ac.id (M.P.K.) Therefore, electronic medical records are essential for enabling patient- centered treatment by providing healthcare practitioners with easy access to patients' information. Keywords: access; authors; care; ehr; emr; et al; health; healthcare; implementation; information; medical; patient; records; satisfaction; studies; study; technology; vol
• Global trends in stem education research (2000–2018): A systematic journal-based study by M, Ramadhevi; Prakash, S. Raja (2025) - The growth in subject-4 journals, as opposed to the trend in subject-1 journals, indicates that STEM education journals began to establish a distinct identity for disseminating and publishing STEM education research. This section's discussion offers several potential explanations for why there isn't a comprehensive literature assessment of STEM education research and development: (1) There are a variety of viewpoints regarding STEM and STEM education that make it challenging to define the scope of a literature review; (2) STEM education has a brief but quick development history when compared to other discipline-based education (such as science education); and (3) it can be challenging to determine how to define the scope of the literature review. Keywords: articles; education; education research; engineering; journal; publications; research; science; stem; stem education; technology; vol
• Internet, work, and welfare: How digitalization affects Indonesia’s Mompreneur by Asrofi, Dien Amalina Nur; Pratomo, Devanto Shasta; Syafitri, Wildan; Pangestuty, Farah Wulandari (2025) - First, mother internet usage is positively and significantly associated with entrepreneurship across all groups, consistent with findings by McAdam, 528 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 8: 522-536, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9344 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate et al. VARIABLES All Single Mother Non-Single Mother Have Children No Children Urban Rural Mother Internet Usage 0.0355*** 0.0517*** -0.0451*** 0.0338*** 0.0350*** 0.0236*** 0.0358*** -0.00292 Keywords: access; business; children; class; entrepreneurship; family; household; indonesia; internet; middle; mompreneurs; mothers; technology; vol; women
• Plants as a possible green energy source in future: Opportunities and challenges by Singh, Ajay Kumar; Soong, Lim Way; Joshi, Jetendra; Kumar, Praveen; Lean, Chong Peng (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2022.02.639 [28] A. Adan, M. Abir Hossain, N. R. Rahat, and S. Mohammad Faisal Ahmed, An overview on plant energy: Unleashing the potential of trees as green electricity generators, presented at the IEEE International Conference on Power Systems (ICPS), Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, 2023. Bio electrochemical system is another method of harvesting energy from living plants where it extracts the energy by the anaerobic oxidation of rhizodeposits at the roots of plants using plant microbial fuel cell (PMFC). Keywords: aloe; authors; current; electrode; energy; figure; iot; leaf; plants; potential; technology; trees; vol
• Analysis of project-based science E-module development integrated with mangrove ecotourism for scientific creativity and environmental literacy by Sucilestari, Ramdhani; Ramdani, Agus; Susilawati, Susilawati; Sukarso, AA; Rokhmat, Joni (2025) - In particular, e-modules used in environmental science education allow students to explore complex environmental issues interactively, which helps them better understand ecological systems and conservation efforts [54] N. M. Ardoin and J. E. Heimlich, Environmental learning in everyday life: Foundations of meaning and a context for change, Environmental Education Research, vol. 27, no. 12, pp. Keywords: analysis; creativity; development; ecotourism; education; learning; literacy; mangrove; modules; project; science; students; technology; variables; vol
• School counseling in the digital ERA: Empowering empathy through psychosocial guidance and educational technology integration by Susilawati, Heny; Sugiharto, DYP.; Sunawan, Sunawan; Mugiarso, Heru (2025) - [22] explain that social support can take the form of emotional support, information, or tangible assistance, all of which can enhance an individual's psychological resilience. Method This study employed a descriptive quantitative approach to understand the role of school counseling in developing student empathy through the integration of information technology. Keywords: counseling; empathy; esteem; learning; religiosity; results; school; self; social; students; support; technology; variables; vol
• Generation Z and tax compliance: Insights into knowledge, sanctions, and technology adoption with risk preferences as a moderating variable by Apsari, Naila Sahda; Dewi, Rana Kusuma; Lindrianasari, Lindrianasari (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to analyze the effect of tax knowledge, tax sanctions, and technology adoption on tax compliance based on the perceptions of Generation Z, using risk preference as a moderating variable. The results indicate that tax knowledge and technology adoption positively influence tax compliance. Keywords: adoption; compliance; effect; generation; influence; journal; knowledge; preference; risk; sanctions; tax; tax compliance; tax knowledge; tax sanctions; taxpayer; taxpayer compliance; technology; vol
• An analysis of the hot topics in the research on community group buying in China: From the perspective of visualization of co-word analysis by Dan, Li; Azman, Norhidayah Binti (2025) - [6] analyzed the current situation of community group buying and the business model of rural community group buying, and discussed how the industry can promote the sustainable development of the rural community group buying industry as a whole through segmenting customers, focusing on improving product quality, paying attention to improving after-sales service quality, and building an efficient logistics supply system [5]. An analysis of the hot topics in the research on community group buying in China: From the perspective of visualization of co-word analysis Li Dan1*, Norhidayah Binti Azman2 1Graduate School of Management Postgraduate Centre, Management and Science University Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia; dandan3603@gmail.com (L.D.). Keywords: analysis; buying; community; community group; data; development; group; group buying; industry; keywords; research; technology; vol
• Bridging pedagogy and technology: Developing contextual digital story media to support foundational literacy by Fauziah, Muhardila; Perwitasari, Ningrum; Rigianti, Henry Aditia; Dzulkurnain, Mohammad Iskandar; Ikhsan, Wahyu Amirul (2025) - Consequently, the creation of digital literacy media like BUCERI must incorporate not only interactive elements and captivating audiovisual narratives but also necessitate comprehensive training for educators and curriculum alignment that considers local context and technological preparedness. Needs/Challenges Indicators N Mean SD Priority Availability of engaging learning media 26 4.31 0.68 Very High Integration of technology in learning 26 4.15 0.78 High Suitability of media to the curriculum (CP/TP/ATP) 26 4.27 0.72 Very High Ease of use of digital media 26 3.89 0.91 High Support for learning differentiation 26 4.08 0.80 High Limited time for media preparation 26 4.42 0.64 Very High Difficulty measuring individual student progress 26 3.73 1.04 High Analysis of preferences for digital literacy media features revealed a strong consensus among teachers and students on the key features considered most important in the development of the BUCERI application. Keywords: buceri; comprehension; curriculum; development; digital; education; features; journal; learning; literacy; media; reading; research; skills; story; students; teachers; technology; vol
• The impact of environmental, social, and governance performance on financial performance: Evidence from Japanese companies by Ismail, Aida Maria ; Azman, Khairul Bariah Binti (2024) - Keywords: ESG performance, ESG, Financial performance, ROE, Stakeholders theory. For that reason, this current study aims at examining the impact of ESG performance on corporation’s financial performance. Keywords: business; companies; company; data; environmental; esg performance; financial; firm; governance performance; impact; japan; performance; relationship; roe; score; size; stakeholders; study; sustainability; table; technology; variables; vol
• Artificial intelligence in restaurants: A solution to forecast demand and reduce food waste in Miraflores by Gutierrez, Carlos Eduardo Cobos (2025) - [9] AI systems integrated with IoT and real-time inventory monitoring enable restaurant operators to make agile decisions, ultimately leading to cost savings and improved service delivery. This raises the question of how AI systems might influence organizational psychology and role clarity within restaurant teams. Keywords: data; demand; food; hospitality; intelligence; learning; restaurants; service; study; sustainability; system; technology; test; vol; waste
• How green finance drives innovation: An empirical analysis based on urban efficiency evaluation by Liu, Siyao (2025) - Yet green innovation typically entails large investment, high project risk, long payback periods and positive externalities [11]. Enterprises,universities and research institutes—all primary sources of green innovation—must therefore rely on enhanced financial support Keywords: author; china; development; effect; efficiency; energy; environmental; finance; gie; green; gte; innovation; model; regression; research; results; science; spatial; technology; test; threshold; variables; vol
• Improving air traffic control by combining centralized and decentralized solutions by Raziq, Omayma; Khaili, Mohamed El; Nhaila, Hasna; Khiat, Azeddine (2025) - As the air transport sector is a rapidly growing field, air traffic continues to increase, leading to saturation in air traffic control systems. Automation of Air Traffic Control Systems Regarding ground-based air traffic management systems, the issue is quite similar. Keywords: air; aircraft; approach; authors; control; doi; figure; learning; system; technology; traffic; vol
• Enabling leagility through IT capabilities and information sharing in Iraqi manufacturing SMEs: Evidence from a PLS-SEM approach by Dirawi, Ammar Nazar Mustafa Al; Khudari, Mohamed; Daud, Salina (2025) - IT infrastructure, human IT resources, and IT integration impact supply chain performance [26] T. T. Huong Tran, P. Childerhouse, and E. Deakins, Supply chain information sharing: Challenges and risk mitigation strategies, Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, vol. 27, no. 8, pp. 1102-1126, 2016. Keywords: chain; effect; information; infrastructure; integration; iraq; itc; leagility; management; manufacturing; performance; research; resources; sharing; smes; study; supply; technology; vol
• Bibliometric analysis of blockchain technology in risk management by Alsulaimani, Haneen; Alzahrani, Saeed (2025) - https://doi.org/10.21037/atm-20-4235 [33] A. Kuzior and M. Sira, A bibliometric analysis of blockchain technology research using VOSviewer, Sustainability, vol. 14, no. 13, p. 8206, 2022. This data identifies important blockchain research platforms at the next table, highlighting where important studies are expected to be published and which publications are crucial to advancing knowledge and creativity in risk management blockchain applications Keywords: analysis; applications; authors; blockchain; blockchain research; blockchain technology; data; learning; management; publications; research; risk; risk management; science; study; supply; systems; technology; vol
• EBS-PBM apps as an innovative digital media for enhancing numeracy skills in learning fractions in elementary school by Isrokatun, I.; Syahid, Aah Ahmad; Hanifah, Nurdinah; Rohman, Yusuf Abdul; Rosmiati, Rosi; Hanum, Citra Bahadur (2025) - Abstract: Numeracy skills, particularly in fractions, are essential foundational competencies for elementary school students, supporting the understanding of more advanced mathematical concepts at subsequent levels. 1318 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 8: 1316-1342, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9599 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Based on previous studies, this study generally aims to explore how the results of the application of EBS-PBM Apps from the perspective of elementary school students. Keywords: application; apps; digital; ebs; elementary; figure; fractions; learning; numeracy; pbm; pbm apps; school; science; skills; students; technology; test; use; vol
• The influence of the layout of shear walls on internal forces and horizontal displacements in an 18-story building by Lam, Thanh Quang Khai (2024) - [5] S. B. Smith and A. Coull, Tall building structures: Analysis and design. When compared to loads that were applied to the geometric center of the structure, the research investigated the effects of wind loads on columns that were positioned inside the frame of the building. Keywords: building; case; science; structure; technology; vol; walls; wind
• Research on the correlation between information technology applications driven by digital transformation and enterprise business process optimization and management model innovation by Zhang, Bin; Han, Xiuzhi; Yang, Jing; Akylbekova, Nelli; Ilyasovich, Biibosunov Bolotbek; Ibraimova, Saida (2025) - [3] J. Mendling, B. T. Pentland, and J. Recker, Building a complementary agenda for business process management and digital innovation, European Journal of Information Systems, vol. 29, no. 3, pp. [13] F. De Luzi, F. Leotta, A. Marrella, and M. Mecella, On the interplay between business process management and internet-of-things, Business & Information Systems Engineering, vol. 67, no. 2, pp. Keywords: analysis; authors; bpo; business; business process; data; effect; innovation; management; maturity; mining; mmi; model; optimization; process; research; study; table; technology; transformation; vol
• Knowledge graphs for domain-specific teaching and learning - a systematic review of the construction models and evaluation methods by Akindele, Akinyinka Tosin; Ojo, Sunday O. (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-024-00399-w [78] K. Shi, Y. Fan, Z. Zhuang, and M. Tong, Intelligent question and answer system based on course knowledge graph, in 2023 5th International Conference on Computer Science and Technologies in Education (CSTE), 2023. Graph embedding based t2t transformer for knowledge graph question answering, in In C. Pesquita, J. E. Ruiz, J. M. Fernández, D. Moussallem, A. Dattolo, R. Troncy, & S. Hellmann (Eds.), The Semantic Web, Cham, 2023: Springer Nature Switzerland. Keywords: answering; authors; concept; conference; construction; course; data; doi; edelweiss; education; evaluation; extraction; gate; graph; information; issn; kgs; knowledge; knowledge graph; learning; licensee; limited; methods; models; network; question; recommendation; relationships; research; science; semantic; study; teaching; technology; vol
• The impact of AI technology integration and digital innovation self-efficacy on vocational students’ adaptability: Dual moderation by innovation competition intensity by Huang, Dan; Li, Weipeng (2025) - Accepted: 11 August 2025; Published: 25 August 2025 * Correspondence: 12814185@qq.com The impact of AI technology integration and digital innovation self-efficacy on vocational students’ adaptability: Dual moderation by innovation competition intensity Dan Huang1, Weipeng Li2* 1School of Artificial Intelligence，Shenzhen Polytechnic University 518055, Shenzhen Guangdong, China; hd126@qq.com (D.H.). Specifically, as organizations or institutions experience heightened innovation competition, the ability to integrate AI technologies may become more critical for fostering adaptability within vocational students. Keywords: adaptability; competition; education; efficacy; innovation; integration; intensity; learning; self; students; study; technology; vol
• Challenges and strategies for Chinese fintech firms compliance operations in Indonesia: Case studies and regional comparative analysis by Tengfei, Wang; Alam, Hazlina Binti Shaik MD Noor (2025) - This automated regulatory compliance process significantly enhances regulatory compliance efficiency while reducing human errors and regulatory compliance risks. Enterprises find it difficult to correctly understand the reporting standards, which may result in the same enterprise reporting multiple times under different standards, leading to data duplication, inconsistent standards, and distorted regulatory data. Keywords: authors; china; chinese; compliance; data; development; digital; enterprises; finance; financial; fintech; framework; gate; indonesia; industry; law; learning; lending; market; ojk; p2p; payment; regulation; regulatory; risk; sandbox; science; services; system; technology; time; vol
• Corporate innovation strategy and performance improvement an empirical analysis based on the digital ERA by Duan, Xinhua; Li, Sheng (2025) - [19] Y. Yoo, O. Henfridsson, and K. Lyytinen, Research commentary—the new organizing logic of digital innovation: An agenda for information systems research, Information Systems Research, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. However, the implementation of enterprise innovation strategy is often accompanied by high costs and high risks, and how to strike a balance between innovation investment and revenue has become the focus of managers' attention Keywords: digital; enterprises; firm; innovation; investment; market; performance; regression; strategy; technology; variable; vol; 𝑃𝑒𝑟𝑓𝑜𝑟𝑚𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒𝑖𝑡
• Improving students’ data analysis skills through guided project-based learning: A case report from a technical university by Liao, Yung-Cheng; Chen, Mei-Su (2025) - Hands-on demonstrations provided by the teacher for every assignment were a key contributor to the observed improvement in student learning performance. The study findings suggest that the number of assignments submitted may serve as a practical and innovative variable in assessing student learning outcomes, particularly in software-related or online learning environments. Keywords: analysis; assignments; course; data; learning; number; project; students; study; technology; vol
• Sustainable mobility for reducing carbon emissions in the smart university campus, Huánuco, Peru by Reyna-Gonzalez, Julissa Elizabeth; Echevarría, Cesar Wilfredo Rosas; Pajuelo, María Sara Aguirre; Lázaro-Guillermo, Juan Carlos (2025) - Through a comprehensive analysis of sustainable urban mobility, these authors identified future trends and proposed key directions for optimizing systems, addressing the planning, technology, and policies necessary to achieve more efficient and environmentally friendly transportation [5]. The results obtained have direct implications for the development of public policies for sustainable urban mobility in Huánuco. Keywords: air; authors; campus; concentrations; co₂; environmental; mobility; pollution; smart; study; technology; university; vol
• Blockchain adoption in financial auditing: A global perspective on the top public companies worldwide by Andoko, Michelle Princess; Natalia, Clara; Lindrianasari, Lindrianasari (2025) - Through a comprehensive empirical analysis, we demonstrate that blockchain integration significantly enhances audit quality by providing an immutable, transparent, and auditable ledger that mitigates the risk of human error and fraudulent activity. In the context of auditing, blockchain technology can improve audit quality, thereby reducing potential conflicts of interest between principals and agents Keywords: 2019; adoption; audit; audit quality; auditing; blockchain; blockchain adoption; blockchain technology; data; earnings; earnings quality; inc; quality; research; study; technology; timeline; vol
• Toward innovative learning: Needs analysis of TPACK-based digital modules in primary teacher education by Nasir; Yaumi, Muhammad; Sukmawati, Sukmawati (2025) - For more details, you can see the percentage level of student learning style in the following diagram: The results conclude that TPACK- based digital modules are urgently needed, feasible, and effective in enhancing student engagement and creative thinking, thereby supporting the demands of 21st-century education. Keywords: analysis; content; curriculum; development; digital; education; ict; learning; media; modules; needs; resources; students; teaching; technology; tpack; vol
• Analysis of the use of the P3SPD platform to improve the digital management competency of female employees in the ERA of budget efficiency policies by Safrida, Safrida; Supriadi, Supriadi; Leman, Dedi; Khaira, Imamul; Syah, Amirul; Susilawati, Evi; Hakiki, Agusnadi Al; Amri, Khairil; Siagian, Mora Alhady Asyar (2025) - To address these challenges, digital training platforms have emerged as a promising alternative. Barriers such as time, family responsibilities, and institutional biases contribute to low female participation in digital training. Keywords: competency; digital; employees; learning; management; p3spd; platform; research; study; technology; test; training; use; vol
• The role of investment knowledge, student perceptions, and technological advances in affecting investment interests in sharia capital markets by Markonah, Markonah ; Kusnadi, Kusnadi (2024) - The findings reveal significant implications for the role of technological advancements in shaping student investment interest in Sharia capital markets. However, contrary to expectations, investment knowledge and student perceptions do not demonstrate a significant influence on student investment interest in Sharia Capital markets. Keywords: capital; capital market; influence; interest; investment; investment interest; knowledge; market; sharia; sharia capital; student; technology; test; vol
• Examining the grade 12 life science educators’ integration of technology for teaching grade 12 life science curriculum: A case study by Barnard, Miss Arantxa Deidre; Sedio, Mpipo Zipporah (2025) - Keywords: Educator knowledge, ICT tools, Technological knowledge, Technology integration. Technology integration is more than just adopting gadgets, but a complicated process that calls for educators to acquire professional competencies of technological skills Keywords: education; educators; ict; integration; knowledge; learner; learning; life; online; sciences; teaching; technologies; technology; vol
• Enhancing conceptual understanding in physics: An innovative interactive multimedia learning environment for teaching Newtonian gravity by Echantoufi, Noureddine; Khattabi, Khalid El; Lamrabet, Mohammed; Fakhar, Hamza; Ajana, Lotfi (2025) - Data Collection Instruments For assessing student learning and the effects of instructional interventions, the Newtonian Gravity Concept Inventory (NGCI), developed and validated by Kathryn Williamson and Shannon Willoughby, was selected to assess undergraduate students’ conceptual understanding of gravity. [89] the IMLE plays a key role in determining the effectiveness of computer simulations in student learning. Keywords: concept; digital; education; force; gravity; group; imle; journal; learning; motivation; multimedia; physics; posttest; pretest; science; scores; students; study; teaching; technology; test; understanding; vol
• Designing a CGE-based economic assessment mechanism from a tourism perspective: A case of post-COVID-19 recovery in Northeast Asia by Lin, Wen-Cheng; Yu, Yi-Ying Linda (2025) - www.unwto.org/international-tourism-and-covid-19 [35] A. Fotiadis, S. Polyzos, and T.-C. T. Huan, The good, the bad and the ugly on COVID-19 tourism recovery, Annals of Tourism Research, vol. 87, p. 103117, 2021. [62] I. Gallego and X. Font, Changes in air passenger demand as a result of the COVID-19 crisis: Using Big Data to inform tourism policy, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, vol. 29, no. 9, pp. Keywords: afs; asia; authors; china; covid-19; gdp; global; gtap; impact; industry; japan; learning; model; northeast; output; pandemic; policy; region; results; scenario; science; simulation; technology; tourism; trade; vol; world
• Digital agriculture’s equalization effect in the Yangtze River economic belt: An empirical study using difference-in-difference analysis by Bi, Xiongfei (2025) - This research contributes to a deeper understanding of the potential of digital agriculture to promote common prosperity and provides practical guidance for optimizing digital agriculture policies. Based on a quasi-natural experiment involving digital agriculture pilot projects in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, this paper systematically evaluates the impact of digital agriculture policies on common prosperity using data from the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS) from 2012 to 2022, employing a difference-in-difference (DID) approach. Keywords: agriculture; development; economic; gap; income; policies; policy; production; prosperity; regions; technology; transformation; vol
• A systematic literature review on integrating contactless biometrics into online learning environments by Xaba, Samukeliswe Londeka; Aworinde, Halleluyah Oluwatobi; Niekerk, Brett van (2025) - The remainder of this article is structured as follows: Section 2 reviews the literature on integrating contactless biometric technologies into learning environments. Research Design This research employs a systematic literature review (SLR) method to thoroughly and impartially evaluate the current literature on the integration of contactless biometric technologies in online educational settings. Keywords: authentication; authors; biometrics; challenges; contactless; data; education; environments; learning; privacy; recognition; research; review; science; security; studies; study; technology; user; vol
• Bridging the social gap: The role of the metaverse in alleviating loneliness and language barriers among international students by Cao, Huining (2025) - Bridging the social gap: The role of the metaverse in alleviating loneliness and language barriers among international students Huining Cao1* It also provides preliminary insights into the psychological adaptation of international students in the digital age, from the perspective of social support systems. Keywords: language; learning; loneliness; metaverse; students; study; technology; vol
• Implementation of multicultural education to face the ERA of society 5.0 at Indonesian schools abroad by Perwitasari, Ningrum; Septikasari, Zela; Fauziah, Muhardila; Hasyim, Taufiqurrahman; Qotrunnada, Assita Azka (2025) - [38] A. Villegas, Multicultural education implemented in elementary schools multicultural education implemented in elementary schools, 2019. Correspondence: ningrump@upy.ac.id Implementation of multicultural education to face the ERA of society 5.0 at Indonesian schools abroad Ningrum Perwitasari1*, Zela Septikasari2, Muhardila Fauziah3, Taufiqurrahman Hasyim4, Assita Azka Qotrunnada5 1,2,3,5Elementary Teacher School Education, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universitas PGRI Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; ningrump@upy.ac.id (N.P.). Keywords: data; diversity; education; era; implementation; indonesia; learning; school; sikl; society; students; technology; vol
• The effect of multiple-network structure on divergent creativity of enterprise industrial cluster: The mediator of organizational resilience the moderator of organizational legitimacy by Yang, Fan; Chen, Sze-Ting (2025) - Keywords: Divergent creativity, Multi-network structure, Organizational legitimacy, Organizational resilience. Multi-network Structure and Intra-cluster Divergent Creativity Keywords: analysis; creativity; effect; firms; information; innovation; knowledge; learning; legitimacy; management; multi; network; new; research; resilience; science; structure; study; table; technology; vol
• Division strategy of learning time formulation in blended learning based on prior knowledge on the ability to apply and analyze statistics courses by Azis, Yunia Mulyani; Yunus, Dede Ropik (2025) - Division strategy of learning time formulation in blended learning based on prior knowledge on the ability to apply and analyze statistics courses Yunia Mulyani Azis1*, Dede Ropik Yunus2 Keywords: Blended learning, DSLT, Prior knowledge. Keywords: analysis; application; dslt; education; knowledge; learning; results; students; study; technology; vol
• DAMARWULAN Digital analytics & marketing automation for resilient waterfront urban leisure advancement Innovation to strengthen east java's marine tourism performance by Santoso, Rudi; Koentjoro, Edo Yonatan; Amalia (2025) - In closing, the urgency and relevance of this study lies in the need for strategic innovation in the management of urban marine tourism destinations that are under pressure from climate change, market dynamics, and evolving tourist expectations. This research aims to develop and test the concept of DAMARWULAN (Digital Analytics & Marketing Automation for Resilient Waterfront Urban Leisure Advancement) as a technology-based strategic innovation to strengthen the performance of marine tourism destinations in East Java. Keywords: analytics; approach; automation; coastal; damarwulan; data; destinations; digital; marine; marketing; marketing automation; research; system; technology; tourism; urban; vol
• The influence of sustainopreneurship knowledge and VR literacy on business sustainability perception among borderland women entrepreneurs by Asriati, Nuraini; Fatmawati, Fatmawati; Indrawati, Urai Suci Yulies Vitri; Wardani, Sandra Fitria; Annafiatuzakiah, Annafiatuzakiah (2025) - The influence of sustainopreneurship knowledge and VR literacy on business sustainability perception among borderland women entrepreneurs Nuraini Asriati1*, Fatmawati2, Urai Suci Yulies Vitri Indrawati3, Sandra Fitria Wardani4, Annafiatuzakiah5 1Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universitas Tanjungpura, Pontianak, Indonesia; nuraini.asriati@fkip.untan.ac.id (N.A.) 2Faculty of Social and Political Science, Universitas Tanjungpura, Pontianak, Indonesia; Fatmawati@fisip.untan.ac.id (F.) 3Faculty of Agriculture, Universitas Tanjungpura, Pontianak, Indonesia; urai.suci.y@faperta.untan.ac.id (U.S.Y.V.I.) 4Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universitas Tanjungpura, Pontianak, Indonesia; sandra.fitria.wardani@fkip.untan.ac.id (S.F.W.). This study aims to examine the influence of sustainopreneurship knowledge and Virtual Reality (VR) literacy on the perception of business sustainability among female Songket Cual artisans in Sambas District, West Kalimantan. Keywords: analysis; business; business sustainability; innovation; knowledge; literacy; model; reality; regression; study; sustainability; sustainopreneurship; table; technology; variables; vol
• Affectionate real-time assistant: Development of a pressure-sensitive infant holding monitoring system by Narayansamy, Kaviratna; Soong, Lim Way; Chin, Yeo Boon; Bhuvaneswari, Thangavel; Bin, Zhang (2025) - Keywords: Infant health risk, Infant holding, Infant monitoring systems, IoT, Machine learning, Milk aspiration, Neonatal safety, Shaken baby syndrome. These findings informed the design specifications for the hardware system, which consists of five pressure pads attached to a baby doll to simulate infant holding postures. Keywords: baby; data; figure; holding; infant; learning; monitoring; parents; posture; pressure; safety; science; system; technology; time; vol
• Dual-market tourism system collapse: A system dynamics analysis of how international tourist pricing exploitation destroys local tourism through cross-market contagion by Olivar, Gladies Mae C. (2025) - Abstract: This paper examines unregulated pricing practices targeting foreign tourists, revealing that local tourism markets suffer more severe damage than international markets through cross-market contagion mechanisms. However, the collateral damage to local tourism markets represents a hidden cost that may exceed the short-term gains from international visitor exploitation, as local markets provide the stable foundation upon which sustainable tourism development depends [11]. Keywords: analysis; author; community; destination; development; doi; dynamics; economic; effects; exploitation; impact; information; integration; international; issn; learning; licensee; market; policy; price; pricing; research; satisfaction; science; system; technology; tourism; tourism pricing; tourists; transparency; vol
• Mobile applications and internet banking for Greek enterprises by Challoumis, Constantinos; Eriotis, Nikolaos; Vasiliou, Dimitrios (2025) - Despite these challenges, the adoption of mobile browsers on uplink speed-enhanced third- generation networks has expanded the range of mobile internet banking services and widened the potential user base. Mobile banking services are converging with Internet banking, attracting users who may lack computers but possess mobile devices. Keywords: adoption; applications; authors; banking; banking services; banks; business; customers; development; enterprises; greece; greek; information; internet; internet banking; mobile; online; services; technology; user; vol
• Global economic and sustainability trends in green packaging: A systematic literature review by Angela, Thalia; Rusmanto, Toto (2025) - [6] D. Mudgal, E. Pagone, and K. Salonitis, Selecting sustainable packaging materials and strategies: A holistic approach considering whole life cycle and customer preferences, Journal of Cleaner Production, vol. To enable the rapid expansion of sustainable packaging worldwide, strategies must integrate policy, innovation, and education. Keywords: adoption; articles; business; consumer; economy; food; green; market; materials; packaging; review; science; sustainability; technology; trends; vol; waste
• Strategic management: A literature review and future research orientations by Tran, Dang Khoa (2025) - The research findings indicate that strategic management research is founded on seven core principles, and eight research directions have been developed within the field. Therefore, strategic management research needs to be paid more attention in emerging economies, developing countries, and countries in Africa. Keywords: advantage; business; capabilities; firm; innovation; journal; knowledge; learning; management; orientation; performance; research; resource; review; science; strategic; strategy; technology; theory; vol
• The causal relationship model influencing innovative effectiveness of SMEs to support the enabling BCG economy in Thailand by Witheeprai, Wilas; Praneetpolgrang, Prasong; Thipbharos, Piyavit; Wongkitisopon, Prasan; Pattaramaetakul, Chanapatt (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1007/s11301-025-00510-y [25] P. Qiu and B. Chang, The impact of digital transformation on open innovation performance: the intermediary role of digital innovation dynamic capability, PLoS ONE, vol. 20, no. 3, p. e0317785, 2025. Keywords: Innovative effectiveness, Knowledge-based dynamic capabilities, Open innovation, Small and medium enterprises. Keywords: companies; company; innovation; kbdc; knowledge; management; research; smes; technology; vol
• Digital marketing approaches and their role in fostering healthy eating behaviors: A systematic literature review by Kumar, Pritam; Mastana, Amarjeet Singh; Phonkaew, Sasithorn; Sajampun, Pair (2025) - Unlike traditional marketing tactics, digital marketing has the benefits of real-time interaction, personalised communication, and extensive data analytics, allowing marketers to alter their campaigns with accuracy and adaptability [5]. Rising demand for healthy foods and the wide range of options available through digital marketing have come together to make the market a great place for new advertising methods that encourage people to eat better. Keywords: authors; consumer; content; food; health; influencer; journal; marketing; media; media marketing; platforms; research; review; social; strategies; study; technology; vol
• Readiness of prospective elementary school teachers for project-based hybrid learning in social studies course by Dewi, Sari; Yani, Muhammad Turhan; Surjanti, Jun; Prasetya, Sukma Perdana (2025) - [9] I. W. Santyasa, N. K. Rapi, and I. W. W. Sara, Project based learning and academic procrastination of students in learning physics, International Journal of Instruction, vol. 13, no. 1, pp. These four aspects, which are the main indicators of student learning readiness, are generally in the high category and are not influenced by gender. Keywords: behavior; education; gender; high; hybrid; ict; journal; learning; motivation; pjbhl; project; readiness; science; self; skills; students; study; technology; vol

• Exploring self-regulation as a mediator between teaching method and students’ performance in Cambodian universities by Lork, Chumneanh; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - The findings affirm that effective teaching method significantly enhance student academic performance both directly and indirectly through their influence on self-regulation. Introduction In the evolving landscape of Cambodian higher education, teaching method have emerged as a pivotal component of the learning environment that significantly influences student performance. Keywords: education; learning; method; model; performance; regulation; research; self; strategies; students; study; teaching; teaching method; vol
• The influence of exploitative management style on student learning outcomes in public higher education institutions of Cambodia: Faculty development initiatives as a mediator by Holl, Piseth; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - Exploitative Management Style and Faculty Development Initiatives Exploitative management styles in higher education faculty development initiatives, characterized by emphasizing control and authority over ethical practices and the well-being of stakeholders, can produce detrimental effects In contrast, exploitative systems discourage open dialogue and fail to prioritize student development. Keywords: development; development initiatives; education; faculty; faculty development; initiatives; learning; management; management style; model; outcomes; research; student; study; style; vol
• Predictive modeling of unrest situation in a Southern province of Thailand using machine learning models by Waeto, Salwa; Chuarkham, Khanchit; Riyapan, Pakwan; Intarasit, Arthit (2025) - Forecasting is conducted using SVR, ANA, and ARIMA models. Thung Yang Daeng 0.7436 1.1798 0.0000 1.0000 0.0000 7.0000 Yarang 2.128 2.199 2.000 3.000 0.000 13.000 Yaring 0.9615 1.1799 1.0000 1.7500 0.0000 5.0000 Results of data compaction based on the feature level, slope, and epsilon in the structured model, along with the best predictions for forecasting between NN, SVM, and ARIMA models under appropriate conditions, are shown in Figure 1 and Table 1. 1021 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 9: 1015-1024, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i9.10037 © 2025 by the authors; Keywords: arima; data; forecasting; incidents; insurgency; learning; model; pattani; series; time; unrest; vol
• Modelling and prediction of economic growth for Nigeria under the violation of linear model assumptions: A robust principal component regression approach by Ayooluwade, EBIWONJUMI; Alamu, OBALADE Adefemi (2025) - Published: 17 September 2025 * Correspondence: jumiayooluwade@yahoo.com Modelling and prediction of economic growth for Nigeria under the violation of linear model assumptions: A robust principal component regression approach EBIWONJUMI Ayooluwade1*, OBALADE Adefemi Alamu2 1Department of Mathematical Sciences, Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria; jumiayooluwade@yahoo.com , ayooluwade.ebiwonjumi@aaua.edu.ng (E.A.). Keywords: Debts, Economic growth, Linear model assumptions principal component, Monetary policy, Robust estimation. Keywords: analysis; component; debt; economy; estimation; exchange; growth; model; multicollinearity; nigeria; openness; pc1; policy; principal; rate; regression; results; rgdp; study; trade; variables; vol
• Penta-helix collaboration, tourism development, and community welfare: A case study of Alas Kedaton, Tabanan by Sanjaya, Putu Krisna Adwitya; Budhi, Made Kembar Sri; Purbadharmaja, Ida Bagus Putu; Yasa, I Nyoman Mahaendra (2025) - Published: 22 September 2025 * Correspondence: krisnasanjaya@unud.ac.id Penta-helix collaboration, tourism development, and community welfare: A case study of Alas Kedaton, Tabanan Putu Krisna Adwitya Sanjaya1*, Made Kembar Sri Budhi2, Ida Bagus Putu Purbadharmaja3, I Nyoman Mahaendra Yasa4 1,2,3,4Faculty of Economics and Business Udayana University, Bali, Indonesia; krisnasanjaya@unud.ac.id (P.K.A.S.). Given tourism’s previous contributions to community welfare, it is critical that all stakeholders, including the government, the private sector, local communities, customary villages, academia, and media, work collaboratively to restore and enhance tourism development Keywords: community; community welfare; development; government; media; model; performance; private; research; role; sector; significant; study; tourism; tourism development; vol; welfare
• The impact on insurance companies trading during unexpected events: An empirical study by Alsayed, Huda (2025) - The descriptive information for stock market returns and the quantity of traded transactions is shown in Table 1. This result validates the ARCH effect in both transaction volume and stock market returns. Keywords: covid-19; events; impact; insurance; market; model; pandemic; returns; saudi; stock; study; vol
• The role of faculty development in mediating the relationship between consultative management style and student learning outcomes in Cambodia’s public higher education by Holl, Piseth; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - Keywords: Consultative management style, Faculty development initiatives, Mediating role, Public universities. Research Objective This research is to examine the extent to which faculty development initiatives mediate the relationship between consultative management style and student learning outcomes within public higher education institutions in Cambodia. Keywords: development; education; faculty; initiatives; leadership; learning; management; model; outcomes; student; style; vol
• The influence of the map-assisted problem-based learning model and cognitive style on the spatial and critical thinking abilities of junior high school students by Hidayati, Armawati; Rusijono, Rusijono; Arianto, Fajar; Prasetya, Sukma Perdana; Murtini, Sri (2025) - In this case, teachers need to conduct an initial assessment of student learning styles to design appropriate learning interventions. [29] D. A. Jacobsen, P. Eggen, and D. Kauchak, Methods for teaching: Promoting student learning in K-12 classrooms. Keywords: ability; education; field; learning; learning model; maps; model; pbl; problem; science; skills; social; students; studies; style; test; thinking; vol
• Optimizing user loyalty through user interface quality in MSME mobile application: A study on product customization's mediating role by Sovania, Erina; Armanu, Armanu; Rohman, Fatchur; Mugiono, Mugiono (2025) - erinasovania9@gmail.com Optimizing user loyalty through user interface quality in MSME mobile application: A study on product customization's mediating role Erina Sovania1*, Armanu2, Fatchur Rohman3, Mugiono4 1,2,3,4Faculty of Economic and Business, Marketing and Management, Brawijaya University. Abstract: This study investigates the complex relationships among user interface quality, product customization, and gamification, with the aim of determining their combined impact on user loyalty in mobile marketplace applications targeted at Indonesian MSMEs. Keywords: customization; design; effect; engagement; gamification; impact; interface; journal; loyalty; mobile; model; product; square; table; user; user loyalty; vol
• How consumer ecocentrism, altruism, and subjective norms drive green consumption behavior through the synergistic effect of value internalization by Liu, Shang; Chen, Sze-Ting (2025) - [43] J. Jansson, A. Marell, and A. Nordlund, Green consumer behavior: Determinants of curtailment and eco‑innovation adoption, Journal of Consumer Marketing, vol. 27, no. 4, pp. [67] C. A. O. Lantican and M. L. B. Dizon, Purchasing intention for green handicraft products: The role of altruistic and egoistic values in green consumer behavior, Journal of Global Business and Trade, vol. 16, no. 2, pp. Keywords: altruism; behavior; consumers; consumption; consumption behavior; ecocentrism; effect; environment; green; impact; influence; intention; journal; marketing; model; norms; products; purchase; research; study; theory; value; vol
• Teacher pedagogical knowledge on technology-enhanced mathematical creativity by Siswono, Tatag Yuli Eko; Rosyidi, Abdul Haris; Zulnaidi, Hutkemri; Hartono, Sugi; Kohar, Ahmad Wachidul; Sutrisno, Sutrisno; Kunafaah, Kunafaah (2025) - From the results of table 7, the t-statistics between knowledge of creative thinking and knowledge of technology integration to improve students’ creative thinking is 6.001, knowledge of technology to teacher pedagogical skill is 2.643, knowledge of technology integration to improve students’ creative thinking to teacher pedagogical skill is 2.26, and knowledge of technology integration t teacher pedagogical skills is 4.337. Technology integration is positioned as an intervening variable connecting teachers' knowledge with students' creative thinking. Keywords: creativity; education; journal; knowledge; learning; mathematics; model; science; skills; students; teachers; teaching; technology integration; technology knowledge; thinking; thinking skills; use; variable; vol
• Stakeholder collaboration model for enhancing English communication competencies in early childhood teacher education programs by Pusari, Ratna Wahyu; Fakhruddin, Fakhruddin; Suharini, Erni; Yulianto, Arief (2025) - Correspondence: ratnawp@students.unnes.ac.id Stakeholder collaboration model for enhancing English communication competencies in early childhood teacher education programs Ratna Wahyu Pusari1*, Fakhruddin2, Erni Suharini3, Arief Yulianto4 1,2,3,4Doctoral Program, Education Management, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia; ratnawp@students.unnes.ac.id (R.W.P.) fakhruddin@mail.unnes.ac.id (F.) erni.suharini@mail.unnes.ac.id (E.S.) ariefyulianto@mail.unnes.ac.id (A.Y.). This structured program reflects the role of stakeholder models in ensuring sustained engagement, which is crucial for achieving long-term linguistic proficiency [64]. Keywords: childhood; collaboration; communication; development; ectep; education; english; graduates; institutions; journal; language; learning; model; research; role; skills; stakeholder; students; teachers; vol
• Design and development of an automated fruit quality classifier and sorter using a robotic arm by Xiang, Tan Wei; Ting, Lim Sin; Chet, Koo Voon; Soong, Lim Way (2025) - Abstract: This study presents the design and development of an automated apple quality classification and sorting system to overcome key limitations of manual grading, such as inconsistency, inaccuracy, and labor dependency. Motivated by these challenges and the limitations of existing solutions, this study introduces a novel automated fruit quality classification and sorting system integrating a YOLOv8 segmentation model, a robotic arm mechanism, and image processing techniques using OpenCV. Keywords: apple; arm; classification; detection; figure; fruit; model; quality; sorting; system; time; vol
• Smart risk prediction: The rise of Bayesian models in finance by Ellouze, Nidhal Ziadi; Gafsi, Nesrine; Fadhe, Nihel Ziadi Ben (2025) - Accordingly, the fourth hypothesis is: Data quality has a direct impact on the predictive accuracy and generalizability of credit risk models. Hypothesis 4: Data quality has a direct impact on the predictive accuracy and generalizability of credit risk models. Keywords: authors; bayesian; credit; data; default; doi; figure; issn; learning; model; ratios; risk; vol
• Would you teach in Thailand? The relationship between perceived social support, motivational cultural intelligence, cognitive cultural intelligence, and expatriates’ willingness among mandarin teachers expatriated from Mainland China by Chou, I-Wen (2025) - Abstract: Drawing on Conservation of Resources theory and the Job Demands-Resources model, this study investigates the influence of perceived social support (PSS) on expatriation willingness (EW) among 394 Chinese university Mandarin teachers, and examines the moderating effects of motivational (MCQ) and cognitive cultural intelligence (CCQ). Keywords: Conservation of resources theory, Cross-cultural adjustment, Cultural intelligence, Expatriation willingness, Mandarin teachers, Perceived social support. Keywords: analysis; chinese; expatriation; expatriation willingness; intelligence; model; pss; study; support; teachers; thailand; vol; willingness
• Hybrid CNN–GRU attention network for predicting asthma incidence in urban environments by Ha, Vo Thanh; Thanh, Pham Tam; Khanh, Le An (2025) - Ablation Study This paper conducted an ablation study by isolating model branches and attention layers to assess the contribution of each architectural component. Traditional machine learning models, including logistic regression (0.66), SVM (0.71), and random forests (0.75), underperformed relative to deep learning models. Keywords: air; asthma; attention; branch; cnn; data; gru; learning; model; quality; risk; study; time; vol; weather
• A quality management model for English program curricula in Thai secondary bilingual schools by Suwan, Nanteya; Sisan, Boonchan (2025) - The structure parallels systems theory and quality management models, such as Stufflebeam’s CIPP Model. The study successfully developed and validated a holistic, systems-based model for academic quality management, providing educational administrators with a practical, evidence-based framework to systematically enhance the quality and effectiveness of English bilingual programs in public secondary schools. Keywords: bilingual; development; education; english; journal; learning; management; model; process; program; quality; research; schools; vol
• Simulation of carbon pricing and tax impact on corporate profitability using an econometric model by Wailan’An, Evi Juita; Pandia, Sonya Enda Natasha S; Hidayat, Akmal (2025) - An increase in carbon pricing rates raises the production and operational costs of firms that emit carbon, thereby substantially reducing their net profit margin and return on assets (ROA). Therefore, it is crucial to understand how carbon pricing policies can affect the microeconomic aspects of companies, particularly in terms of profitability. Keywords: brics; carbon; companies; countries; economic; effect; emissions; gdp; growth; model; pricing; profitability; rate; tax
• Predicting road accident risks using web data: A classification approach by Sinanaj, Luan; Bedalli, Erind; Abazi-Bexheti, Lejla (2025) - This study contributes to the implementation of a multi-staged methodology that includes web scraping of accident data from Albanian online news portals, automated preprocessing associated with manual refinement of the extracted data, to build a structured dataset focused on road accidents. Abstract: With the rapidly increasing rates of vehicle usage during recent decades, road accidents have become a significant concern, posing not only risks of injuries but also ranking among the leading causes of fatalities for young and middle-aged individuals. Keywords: accidents; authors; bayes; classification; data; learning; lightgbm; model; news; preprocessing; road; road accidents; study; traffic; vol
• Prevalence of occupational musculoskeletal disorders forced by telework during the covid-19 pandemic: A case study at the Universidad Nacional del Centro del Perú by H, Révolo-Acevedo Ronald; C., Solano-Aymara Juan; D., Bonilla-Mancilla Humberto; A., Barrionuevo-Incaroca Yamill; Danizza, Jauregui-Ofracio, Janette; Judy, Huamancaja-Arias; J., Quispe-Reymundo Bimael (2025) - Finally, there was generally a positive relationship between COVID-19 status and the probability of experiencing musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) due to telework, with a threshold of 0.51 indicating a higher probability of MSD occurrence. In this analysis, the data incorporated two main variables: COVID-19 status (coded as 0.25 or 0.5) and the corresponding predicted probabilities of musculoskeletal disorders (P[MSDs|COVID-19]). Keywords: covid-19; disorders; model; msd; msds; pandemic; probability; regression; relationship; telework; value; vol
• Impact of university brand awareness on students’ admission decisions: Cross-cultural analysis by Liu, Yishu (2025) - Published: 17 October 2025 * Correspondence: pim_lau@163.com Impact of university brand awareness on students’ admission decisions: Cross-cultural analysis Yishu Liu1* 1Chinese Graduate School (CGS) Panyapiwat Institute of Management, Nonthaburi 11120, Thailand; pim_lau@163.com (Y.L.). Abstract: University brand awareness significantly influences students' admission decisions. Keywords: america; analysis; awareness; brand; brand awareness; data; decision; education; factors; impact; influence; making; model; path; students; universities; university; university brand; vol
• The effectiveness of a scaffolded problem-based learning model to enhance systematic thinking and learning achievement in a Thai higher education database systems course by Budsara, Kridsada; Petsangsri, Sirirat; Ratanaolarn, Thanin (2025) - https://doi.org/10.20527/bino.v6i1.17890 [18] D. F. Wood, Problem based learning, Bmj, vol. 326, no. 7384, pp. Systematic thinking skills of the students in the experimental group, in which the Scaffolded PBL model is applied, will be significantly higher than those in the control group, in which teaching with traditional methods is carried out (small groups). Keywords: achievement; database; education; group; kris; learning; model; pbl; problem; scaffolded; scaffolding; skills; students; thinking; vol
• Enhancing knowledge point recommendation in intelligent tutoring systems using global negative sample weighting by Zhou, Juan; Abisado, Mideth (2025) - juanzhounew@gmail.com Enhancing knowledge point recommendation in intelligent tutoring systems using global negative sample weighting Juan Zhou1,2*, Mideth Abisado1 1College of Computing and Information Technologies, National University, Manila, Philippines; juanzhounew@gmail.com (J.Z.) 2Yueyang Vocational Technical College, Yueyang, China. Within this adaptive framework, knowledge point recommendation emerges as a core function of ITS, aiming to guide students to the most appropriate learning content at optimal moments Keywords: data; dataset; difficulty; frequency; gnsw+; knowledge; learning; model; performance; point; recommendation; samples; sampling; science; student; systems; vol; weighting
• The role of transformational leadership and customer engagement towards shaping loyalty in experience-driven businesses in Cebu by Secretaria, Norberto M.; Pacubas, Christina Y.; Aranas, Amelia Girly L. (2025) - Keywords: Cebu, Customer engagement, Customer loyalty, Agri-Tourism, Experience-based services, Philippines, Service marketing, SMEs, Structural equation modeling, Transformational leadership. Discussion The findings of this investigation contribute to the understanding of how components of transformational leadership influence customer engagement and, ultimately, loyalty within an agri- tourism business context. Keywords: consideration; customer; customer engagement; customer loyalty; engagement; influence; leadership; loyalty; model; research; service; study; tourism; vol
• Hybrid CNN with transfer learning and MobileNetV2 for advanced multi-class PCB defect detection by Wan, Dajian; Abisado, Mideth (2025) - The phenomenon in Figure 5 indicates that it is difficult for the BP neural network to effectively learn the complex distribution of PCB defect features, and the classification results are very different. This flexibility is valuable in dynamic industrial environments where defect features may evolve, requiring adaptable and effective solutions Keywords: accuracy; categories; classification; cnn; defect; detection; features; hybrid; learning; model; network; neural; pcb; training; vol
• Deep learning for solar power forecasting: A robust stacked LSTM algorithm for operational applications by Dehghanian, Seyed Ahmadreza; Heidary, Sahand; Shams, Danial; Pour, Ali Mastali; Zahedi, Rahim (2025) - Published: 27 October 2025 * Correspondence: rahimzahedi@ut.ac.ir Deep learning for solar power forecasting: A robust stacked LSTM algorithm for operational applications Seyed Ahmadreza Dehghanian1*, Sahand Heidary2, Danial Shams3, Ali Mastali Pour4, Rahim Zahedi5 1Department of Computer Engineering, Yazd University, Yazd, Iran — Master’s Student in Software Engineering, Iran; ahmadrzdeh@gmail.com (S.A.D.). [1] J. Zhang, Metrics for evaluating the accuracy of solar power forecasting, in Proceedings of the 2013 International Workshop on the Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems (pp. Keywords: authors; data; energy; error; forecasting; irradiance; kwp; learning; lstm; model; power; vol
• Determinants of green consumption intention among university students: Evidence from Thanh Dong University, Vietnam by Duyen, Vu Thi Mai; Thanh, Le Chi; Anh, Le Ngoc; Ngoc, Ha Bich; Hau, Vu Thi (2025) - I think green product consumption improves my quality of life. Received: 18 August 2025; Revised: 6 October 2025; Accepted: 9 October 2025; Published: 27 October 2025 * Correspondence: duyenvtm@thanhdong.edu.vn Determinants of green consumption intention among university students: Evidence from Thanh Dong University, Vietnam Vu Thi Mai Duyen1*, Le Chi Thanh2, Le Ngoc Anh3, Ha Bich Ngoc4, Vu Thi Hau5 1,2,3,4,5Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Thanh Dong University, Vietnam; duyenvtm@thanhdong.edu.vn (V.T.M.D.) thanhlc@thanhdong.edu.vn (L.C.T.) leanh@thanhdong.edu.vn (L.N.A.) ngochb@thanhdong.edu.vn (H.B.N.) hauvt@thanhdong.edu.vn (V.T.H.). Keywords: awareness; consumption; consumption intention; green; health; intention; model; products; students; trust; vol
• Threshold regression analysis of public education spending policy on economic growth in Lebanon by Zabad, Hussein; Taher, Hanadi (2025) - [6] found a positive relationship between economic growth and education spending. Current studies also highlight the nonlinear relationship between education spending and economic growth. Keywords: ardl; economic; education; expenditure; growth; model; relationship; spending; test; threshold; vol
• Corporate governance mechanisms and dividend decisions in emerging markets: Insights from India by Monika, Monika; Qamruzzaman, Md.; Kler, Rajnish (2025) - [75] A. M. R. Amedi and A. S. Mustafa, The relationship between board characteristics and corporate dividend policy: Evidence from Jordan, Muhasebe Ve Finans I ̇ncelemeleri Dergisi, vol. Abstract: This study examines the interplay between board compensation, audit committee independence, and dividend policies among Indian firms. Keywords: audit; audit committee; board; committee; companies; compensation; decisions; directors; dividend; dividend policy; firms; governance; independence; journal; management; model; ownership; payout; policy; research; role; study; value; variables; vol
• Fully automated tumor-stroma ratio prediction as prognosis factor in colorectal cancer using optimized deep transfer learning by Wasito, Ito; Santoso, Handri; F, Denny Saptono; Faozi, Ekan (2025) - Conclusions The applications of various architectures of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), such as Deep Residual Networks (ResNet), Inception Networks, Densely Connected Convolutional Networks (DenseNet), MobileNet, and EfficientNet, for colorectal cancer image classification and automated Tumor-Stroma Ratio (TSR) prediction have been successfully implemented. Published: 3 November 2025 * Correspondence: ito.wasito@pradita.ac.id Fully automated tumor-stroma ratio prediction as prognosis factor in colorectal cancer using optimized deep transfer learning Ito Wasito1*, Handri Santoso2, Denny Saptono F2, Ekan Faozi3 1Department of Information Technology, Pradita University, Banten, Indonesia; ito.wasito@pradita.ac.id (I.W.). Keywords: cancer; hyperparameter; learning; model; ratio; stroma; survival; transfer; tsr; tumor; vol
• The effect of leaders’ mental toughness and leadership competence on follower recognition by Ahn, Byung Ok; Lee, Min Kyung; Kim, Boyoung (2025) - Keywords: Follower recognition, Leader evaluation, Leadership competence, Mental toughness, Role-model perception. Mental toughness is difficult for followers to directly observe; however, when expressed through leadership competence, it becomes visible and meaningful, providing a foundation for trust and recognition. Keywords: behaviors; competence; fit; follower; follower recognition; leadership; leadership competence; model; recognition; toughness; trust; vol
• An assessment of middle-class stability through the determinants of income polarization: Evidence from a multinational panel study by GJACI, Blerina; KRISTO, Suela (2025) - Abstract: This paper explores the factors influencing income polarization, which serves as a proxy indicator for assessing the stability of the middle class in South-East and Central-East European countries. The study employs an unbalanced panel dataset covering 16 countries over the period 1996– 2022 to examine how key economic and social factors, including GDP per capita, remittances, unemployment, urbanization rate, tertiary education enrollment, and social protection expenditures, affect income polarization. Keywords: authors; class; countries; country; economic; effects; growth; income; inequality; middle; model; polarization; table; unemployment; vol
• Prediction of CO2 emissions using machine learning by Bussaban, Kanyarat ; Kularbphettong, Kunyanuth; Raksuntorn, Nareenart ; Boonseng, Chongrag (2024) - Mean Absolute Error (MAE) The Mean Absolute Error (MAE) is a commonly used metric for evaluating the performance of machine learning models including those used to predict CO2 emissions. Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) is a generally used metric for evaluating the performance of machine learning models including those used to predict CO2 emissions. Keywords: authors; co2; data; emissions; energy; forest; learning; machine; model; set; vol
• The role of some monetary and financial policy indicators in developing gross domestic product growth: An analytical and measurement study in Iraq by Al-Sultan, Mohammed Medloal Ali ; Alkarawy, Heyder G Wannes; Abdulridha, Mohammed Mohaisen (2024) - Mohammed and Kazem [7] on the impact of monetary policy variables on the gross domestic product in Iraq for the period 1990-2020. [15]showed, as the error correction model is that the short-term parameters match in terms of the level of importance for the long-term results, and that The correction factor shows the speed of adjustment from the short run to the long run, and therefore it is significant at a level of less than 5%, meaning that all monetary policy variables in the current year and the previous year combined significantly affect the GDP in the short run, and therefore through the model it is shown that (74%) of the GDP results from monetary policy variables, and this is consistent with the content of economic theory. Keywords: economic; economy; exchange; gdp; growth; iraq; model; period; policy; product; rate; stability; variables; vol
• Bayesian hybrid Kalman filter auto-regressive for smarter electricity load forecasting by Yahya, Rebaz Othman; Mawlood, Kurdistan Ibrahim (2025) - Keywords: Autoregressive modelling, Electricity load forecasting; Kalman filter, Markov chain monte Carlo, Probabilistic forecasting. This introduction covers the theoretical basics, advantages, and applications of BAR-KF in the context of load electricity forecasting, referencing relevant works. Keywords: bayesian; data; electricity; filter; forecasting; hour; kalman; kalman filter; learning; load; model; state; vol
• CFO age and R&D investment of gem-listed companies: The moderating role of female executives by Zhang, Changzheng; Zhao, Yueting (2024) - At different age stages, CFOs have distinctive decision-making motivations and risk preferences [21], which would exert a complex and changeful impact on corporate R&D investment decisions. According to the relevant literature, there are four primary psychological mechanisms by which CFO age affects R&D investment decisions: Career concerns are the primary psychological mechanism. Keywords: age; authors; cfo; cfo age; cfos; column; companies; decision; effect; executives; female; making; model; moderating; r&d; r&d investment; regression; relationship; research; results; risk; variables; vol
• The influence of online social interaction propensity on purchase intention: The moderating role of neuroticism by Yang, Cheng-Liang; Chang, Shu-Ya (2025) - However, different individuals do not respond consistently to the psychological and behavioral reactions triggered by online social interactions. Prior studies demonstrate that online social interaction enhances consumers’ sense of participation and belonging, strengthens perceptions of brand usefulness and trustworthiness, and thereby positively shapes purchase intention [2, 16]. Keywords: consumer; effect; escapism; group; intention; interaction; interaction propensity; journal; model; neuroticism; online; propensity; purchase; purchase intention; study; vol
• Human suspicious behavior detection system using deep learning with a closed-circuit television camera by Seelsat, Apisit; Praneetpolgrang, Prasong; Sirinam, Payap (2025) - Data Partitioning for Training, Validation, and Testing To prepare the training, validation, and test partitions for human behavior detection with OpenPose, stratified K-Fold cross-validation (K=5) was employed for the MPII Human Pose Dataset. The process of human behavior detection and classification is illustrated in Figure 3. Keywords: accuracy; authors; behavior; data; detection; edge; human; learning; lstm; model; openpose; punching; running; surveillance; system; tcn; time; vol
• Risk management and its effect on welders’ health and the work environment of shipyard industries by Nugroho, Nur Yanu; Leksono, Amin Setyo; Ciptadi, Gatot; Putra, Fadillah (2025) - Abstract: This study examines the influence of risk management implementation on occupational health and the work environment in welding activities within shipyard industries. The results indicate that welders’ competency, facility availability, internal communication, and workers’ knowledge and persuasion significantly enhance risk management implementation through the development of safe and professional work behavior. Keywords: behavior; company; effect; implementation; indicators; knowledge; loading; model; risk management; value; variables; vol; welder; welder behavior; welding; work
• The effects of social media and fear of missing out on university students’ online purchase decisions while using TikTok: Evidence from Northern Vietnam by Minh, Lê Quang; Duyên, Vũ Thị Mai (2025) - Accordingly, examining the determinants of online purchase intention and decision among Thanh Dong University students in the context of TikTok livestreams is warranted to clarify students’ psychological drivers and to propose appropriate managerial implications for encouraging youth consumption. FOMO is thus posited to influence online purchase decisions indirectly through online purchase intention. Keywords: behavior; decision; fomo; intention; media; model; online; promotions; purchase; purchase intention; sales; students; tiktok; vol
• Natural language processing in university tutoring management by Reyna-Gonzalez, Julissa Elizabeth; Rodríguez, Ciro Rodríguez; Lázaro-Guillermo, Juan Carlos; Canchaya, Walter Teófilo Baldeon; Guisado, Jaime Antonio Cancho (2025) - [8] studied advances in natural language processing (NLP) related to computational phenotyping, establishing that NLP has numerous applications linking the genome and phenome through conducted studies [8]. At the same time, many machine learning (ML) algorithms are being developed at various phases of the system's implementation for emotion analysis and classification in natural language processing Keywords: access; classification; ieee; language; learning; model; nlp; processing; system; tutoring; user; vol
• The influence of working conditions and employees’ income on the maintenance of audit human resources in domestic independent auditing firms by Sang, Phung Khac; Lan, Nguyen Ngoc; Phuong, Mai Quynh; Thanh, Nguyen Tien; Hai, Le Thi Thanh (2025) - The authors recommended that independent auditing firms should optimize the workload or work pace during the audit season and design a clear career path to maintain auditing human resources. nnlan@daihocthudo.edu.vn The influence of working conditions and employees’ income on the maintenance of audit human resources in domestic independent auditing firms Phung Khac Sang1, Nguyen Ngoc Lan2*, Mai Quynh Phuong3, Nguyen Tien Thanh4, Le Thi Thanh Hai5 1University of Labour and Social Affairs, Hanoi, Vietnam; sangpk@ulsa.edu.vn; sangphung2706@gmail.com (P.K.S.). Keywords: auditing; conditions; employees; factors; firms; income; job; model; research; resources; vietnam; vol; working
• Palm fruit ripeness classification using BorneoNet for improved accuracy in precision agriculture by Nurahman, Nurahman; Minarni, Minarni; Aziz, Abdul; Winarti, Lili; Mashami, Eddy; Prabowo, Dwi Wahyu (2025) - [22] utilized Raman spectroscopy to identify molecular characteristics such as protein, lipid, carotene, and guanine/cytosine, and employed an ANN model, achieving 97.9 percent accuracy in classifying oil palm fruit ripeness. Application of BorneoNet for palm fruit ripeness classification: The introduction of BorneoNet provides a novel and efficient approach to ripeness classification, specifically designed to match the characteristics of the palm fruit dataset while maintaining computational efficiency. Keywords: accuracy; borneonet; classification; data; dataset; fruit; learning; model; oil; palm; performance; precision; ripeness; study; vol; xgboost
• A comparative analysis of ensemble learning models in credit scoring and loan default prediction by Kumar, Teerath; Poojary, Sudarshan; Vavekanand, Raja; Dahri, Fida Hussain; Laghari, Asif Ali (2025) - In the past, credit scoring models have used statistical analysis on past financial information using logistic regression to evaluate the risk of extending credit. As data and processing techniques evolve, there is a need for new strategies to improve credit scoring models Keywords: accuracy; bagging; boosting; credit; credit score; learning; model; performance; precision; recall; score; scoring; stacking
• From human resources to sustainable outcomes: A moderated mediation analysis of creative Engagement and digital transformation in hospitals by Istanti, Enny; Mujanah, Siti; Sumiati, Sumiati (2025) - Constructs CPE DT GHRM IGP CPE 0.845 DT 0.857 0.801 GHRM 0.821 0.849 0.823 IGP 0.790 0.818 0.765 0.965 Constructs CPE DT GHRM IGP DT x CPE CPE DT 1.046 GHRM 0.993 1.026 IGP 0.908 0.932 0.862 DT x CPE 0.788 0.831 0.733 0.732 Table 3 presents the discriminant validity results using the Heterotrait-Monotrait Ratio (HTMT). Keywords: cpe; employees; engagement; ghrm; green; human; igp; model; performance; process; resource; sustainability; vol
• Relationship between credit risk and return on assets in Yemeni banks using panel data models for the period (2004 - 2020) by Ghawth, Ghaleb; Al-Qutaibi, Mohammed; Al-Qabbani, Turki (2025) - [51] A. N. Q. Sang Tang My, The relationship between credit risk and bank financial stability: The mediating role of bank profitability, Journal of Hunan University Natural Sciences, vol. 49, no. 1, 2022. By 2017, bank loans to the public budget accounted for about 59.7% of the total bank deposits, resulting in a severe liquidity crisis. Keywords: assets; banks; credit; data; journal; model; panel; risk; roa; study; term; test; unit; vol
• Building financial performance through corporate social responsibility and value investing: A study in Indonesia by Karyatun, Subur; Soelton, Mochamad (2025) - Keywords: Corporate social responsibility (CSR), Financial performance (FM), Good corporate governance (GCG), Value investing (VI). H2: Good corporate governance contributes positively to corporate social responsibility H3: Corporate social responsibility contributes positively to financial performance 2.3. Keywords: csr; gcg; governance; investing; model; performance; relationship; research; responsibility; social; study; value; vol
• AI-enabled smart metering framework for energy theft and anomaly detection in modern smart grids by Osifeko, Martins; Munda, Josiah (2025) - [11] A. Club, C. Alex, and B. Ellis, Understanding the basics: How IoT revolutionizes smart energy meter systems, Curr Res Within this framework, smart energy meters play a pivotal role by providing continuous and detailed insights into energy usage patterns. Keywords: anomaly; authors; cloud; data; detection; energy; figure; gate; iot; isolation; learning; lstm; model; time; vol
• Employee experience and the phenomenon of “quiet commitment”: When employees engage in silence. A study of enterprises in Hanoi, Vietnam by Minh, Nguyen Van; Thu, Pham Thi (2025) - In contrast, the effect of QC → VB is modest (β = 0.167, p < 0.001) yet still significant, aligning with the inherent nature of QC employees demonstrating commitment through action rather than vocal expression. Managerial implications highlight the importance of building positive employee experiences, fostering relational energy, enhancing work meaningfulness, and designing HR systems aligned with cultural characteristics. Keywords: behavior; commitment; employees; energy; ere; model; performance; voice; vol; work
• Differentiated challenge-based learning: An innovative learning model for enhancing student scientific literacy by Paraniti, A.A.I.; Redhana, I.W.; Suma, K.; Suardana, I.N. (2025) - [9] H. Suwono, M. Saefi, and H. Susilo, Challenge based learning to improve scientific literacy of undergraduate biology students, in AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2081, No. 1, p. 030020). [29] S. S. Naim, S. Ibnu, and A. Santoso, Challenge based learning model on students' creative thinking abilities, Jurnal Pendidik. Keywords: analysis; challenge; dcbl; education; journal; learning; literacy; model; research; science; scientific; skills; students; validity; vol
• Modeling the impact of customer engagement on brand loyalty through customer satisfaction in food parks by Jr., Leoncio T. Lucero (2025) - Modeling the impact of customer engagement on brand loyalty through customer satisfaction in food parks Leoncio T. Lucero Jr.1* 1Cebu Technological University-Main Campus, Philippines; l.t.lucero2025@outlook.com (L.T.L.J.). Abstract: This study investigates the effect of customer engagement on brand loyalty and the mediating role of customer satisfaction among patrons of food parks in Cebu City, Philippines. Keywords: brand; brand loyalty; customer; customer engagement; customer satisfaction; engagement; food; loyalty; model; parks; satisfaction; vol
• How perceived control drives approach job crafting through a psychological authentic climate and perceived insider status by Li, Lin; Chen, Chun-Shuo (2025) - Test of justice theory and employee perceived insider status, Sustainability, vol. 14, no. 21, p. 14257, 2022. Published: 16 December 2025 * Correspondence: chun-shuo.che@dpu.ac.th How perceived control drives approach job crafting through a psychological authentic climate and perceived insider status Lin Li1, Chun-Shuo Chen2* 1,2Chinese International College, Dhurakij Pundit University, Bangkok, Thailand 10210; mdcglilin@126.com (L.L.) chun-shuo.che@dpu.ac.th (C.S.C.). Keywords: approach; approach job; climate; control; crafting; emergence; employees; insider; insider status; job; job crafting; journal; leadership; model; status; vol; work
• Governance, compliance, and digital transformation: Pathways to sustainable people’s credit funds in Vietnam by Nguyen, Dieu Linh; Phan, Dang Hai; Le, Tra Thi Huong; Truong, Quoc Cuong; Nguyen, Bao Huyen (2025) - [21] G. Puron-Cid, C. G. Reddick, and S. Ganapati, Public value of online financial transparency: Financial sustainability and corruption of public officials in the US state governments, International Journal of Public Sector Management, vol. [17] L. Le and D. Trinh, Financial governance in people’s credit funds: Cases from Vietnam, Vietnam Financial Review, vol. 15, no. 4, pp. 205–220, 2021. Keywords: compliance; financial; governance; information; management; model; pcfs; planning; sustainability; vietnam
• The determinants of banks' capital structure in SAARC economies by Rehan, Raja ; Sa’ad, Auwal Adam ; Fu, Guo Hong ; Khan, Muhammad Asghar (2024) - https://doi.org/10.23977/acccm.2024.060116 [12] R. Gropp and F. Heider, The determinants of bank capital structure, Review of Finance, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. The seven-year Panel Data from 2010 to 2017 is used to examine capital structure determinants of 6 Shariah and 18 Non-Shariah banks. Keywords: analysis; banking; banks; capital structure; countries; data; determinants; journal; model; panel; profitability; region; saarc; structure determinants; study; table; test; variables; vol
• Anticipating financial distress: Leveraging financial information, financial ratios, and corporate governance for proactive risk management by Jouali, Youssef ; El Aboudi, Sara ; EL AFI, Reda ; Jouali, Jamila (2024) - Abstract: This article presents significant findings from a logistic regression model that analyzes the factors contributing to corporate financial distress. Additionally, extensive research in the financial literature focuses on forecasting corporate financial distress by examining financial ratios and evaluating the quality of financial information. Keywords: analysis; companies; company; distress; governance; information; journal; management; model; quality; risk; vol; 𝐴𝑡−1
• Using the Altman’s Z-score formula to assess the bankruptcy risk of state - owned construction enterprises in Vietnam by Thi Khanh Van, Hoang ; Quoc Toan, Nguyen ; Van Tuan, Le (2024) - Abstract: In the current economic situation affected by epidemics, wars, recessions, etc., construction enterprises in Vietnam in general and state – owned construction enterprises in particular face many difficulties to maintain performance efficiency. On the other hand, the policies of restructuring and equitization of state-owned enterprises also have a strong impact on the financial management of construction enterprises in Vietnam. Keywords: altman; construction; construction enterprises; enterprises; financial; model; score; state; vietnam
• Learning styles according to Entwistle model and their relationship to mathematical excellence among scientific fifth-grade female students by Sultan Naithel, Maysoon ; Fouad Jawad, Lina (2024) - He is credited with being the progenitor of the theory of learning styles, what aroused the interest of educators in the way students deal with educational situations in the classroom is recognizing the importance of the results of the research of specialists in the fields of psychology, individual differences, and learning styles, who concluded that all learning styles meet two basic aspects: A - Focus on processes: Learning styles encompass the methods via which students absorb and process knowledge, including how they input received information into their cognitive system and their perception and processing of this information. Modern education has witnessed an increasing 1090 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 1089-1105, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1484 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate focus on how to develop learning styles that suit the needs of individual students and help them achieve academic excellence, especially in areas that require high intellectual abilities such as mathematics, which is considered one of the educational subjects that requires critical and analytical thinking, This model highlights how students interact with educational materials differently based on their learning style, which makes understanding learning styles and their relationship to mathematical excellence crucial (Entwistle, 1981, pp. Keywords: educational; entwistle; excellence; learners; learning; learning styles; mathematical; model; research; sample; skills; students; styles
• The impact of exogenous shocks on exchange rates in Vietnam by Mai Chi, Vu ; Khanh, Pham ; Phu Dong, Do (2024) - According to De and Sun (2020), these disruptions are the cause of conveying exchange rate shocks to the economy. (i) Exchange rate shocks in the market enable the examination of the effects of domestic exchange rate shocks and the aggregate repercussions of multilateral exchange rate developments between the domestic market and certain markets with trade relations. Keywords: bank; economic; economy; effects; exchange; exchange rate; impact; interest; market; model; policy; rate; shocks; vietnam
• The effectiveness of a proposed strategy according to the Fraunhofer model of knowledge management in the achievement of second intermediate female students in mathematics by Ahmed Abdullah Misharar, Azraa; Fouad Jawad Al-Ameer, Lina (2024) - The two researchers define it procedurally as: - The effect that using a proposed strategy in accordance with the Fraunhofer model of knowledge management when teaching mathematics classes (rational numbers, real numbers, limits, equations, and inequalities) scheduled for the second intermediate grade has on the achievement of female students in the second intermediate grade from the research sample in mathematics. [12] Based on the Fraunhofer model of knowledge management, the two researchers developed a strategy for teaching mathematics that is tailored to the needs of female students in the second Intermediate academic stage. Keywords: achievement; knowledge; management; mathematics; model; research; students; test
• Reflections on the definition of quality of education and a focus on its significance for contemporary Muslim societies by Jebli, Samir ; Foulad, Rida ; Amellah, Saif ; Sahib, Amal-Oudiî ; Bouaziz, Abdelhaq (2024) - Every ministry of education around the world is faced with the same question: how can we provide quality education? Answering this question requires a clear definition of the concept of quality education, given the diversity of perspectives and approaches. Keywords: approach; authors; definition; development; education; learning; means; model; quality; quality education; system; teaching
• Determining factors in the adoption of fintech of sharia in Indonesia: analysis of the effect of utaut2, Es-qual, and religiosity by Wibowo, Dedi ; Hariri Bin Bakri, Mohammed (2024) - The results of this study are not in line with previous findings, but are consistent with several other studies which state that performance expectations do not influence application use desires. The initial stage of the 1337 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 1333-1346, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1510 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate ES-QUAL scale, developed by Parasuraman, consists of 22 items belonging to four main dimensions, namely efficiency, and compliance (Parasuraman et al., 2005). Keywords: application; banking; desire; effect; et al; fintech; influence; islamic; journal; model; research; sharia; use
• CNN driven nutrient deficiency detection in plants using real-world leaf images by Sathyan, Anish ; P, Palanisamy (2024) - [9] Jeyalakshmi, S.; Radha, R. A review on diagnosis of nutrient deficiency symptoms in plant leaf image using digital image processing. In India, plant leaf image analysis is a hot research topic. Keywords: cnn; data; deficiency; image; leaf; learning; leaves; model; network; nitrogen; nutrient; plant; training; vol
• Logistics distribution model and storage planning design based on multi-source information positioning in smart city development by Ren, Juanjuan ; Salwa Salleh, Siti (2024) - Multi-source information fusion model. In the process of intelligent logistics and distribution, the real-time planning of distribution mode and storage mode depends on the change of distribution environment information, and the optimal distribution and storage planning scheme is often different under different information backgrounds. Keywords: distribution; equation; error; filter; fusion; information; information fusion; localization; logistics; model; planning; positioning; process; sensor; source; system
• Remittances, inclusive finance and governance in selected African countries: empirical insights from the COVID-19 pandemic by Mabrouk, Fatma ; Elhaj, Manal (2024) - According to Olubiyi (2015), a probable exchange rate depreciation indicates adverse economic conditions for remittances country reception. In the following section, we examine the main empirical work on the underlying association between remittances inclusive finance and governance effectiveness. Keywords: african; countries; development; effectiveness; finance; findings; governance; growth; impact; inclusion; model; remittances; study
• Financial inclusion in Morocco: The impact of financial development, financial innovation and economic growth by El Haddad, Salim ; Idrissi, Abdelkader ; Habachi, Mohamed (2024) - Keywords: ARDL, Financial inclusion, Financial development, Financial innovation, Growth. [43] Vargas, M., P. and Lahura, E . (2022), Financial development, financial inclusion and informality: New international evidence, Global Economy JournalVol. 22, No. 03, 2350007 (2022), https://doi.org/10.1142/S2194565923500070 [44] Voghouei, H., Azali, M., & Jamali, M. A. (2011). Keywords: ardl; development; economic; effect; financial; growth; inclusion; innovation; model; relationship; results; series; term; test; variables
• Peer and tutor interaction effects on collaborative learning: The role of learning self-efficacy by Intaratat, Kamolrat ; Osman, Zahir ; Thi Nguyen, Huong-An ; Dwi Jayanti Suhandoko, Astri ; Sultana, Naveed (2024) - Student learning performance in online collaborative learning. Abstract: This study delves into the intricate relationships among individual work performance, learning self-efficacy, and collaborative learning within the context of online distance learning in higher education institutions. Keywords: collaborative; distance; education; efficacy; interaction; learning; model; online; self; students; study; tutors
• Empirical analysis of electricity demand in Albania. the impact in ecosystem by Karapici, Valbona ; Matraku (Dervishi), Doriana ; Gjipali, Arsena (2024) - The current work empirically estimates that the main determinants of electricity consumption in Albania for the period 1990-2014 are GDP, population and remittances. Results coefficients are then used to forecast electricity consumption for the period 2015-2030. Keywords: albania; analysis; consumption; demand; electricity; electricity consumption; electricity demand; energy; forecasting; gdp; growth; model; population; variables
• A case study on evaluation of the context, input, process, product (CIPP) implementation in the child-friendly school program by Barella, Yusawinur ; Ginting, Daniel ; Nur Akbar Rasyid, Muhammad ; Mania, Sitti (2024) - (2022) underscore significant concerns regarding school bullying among vocational school students, where more than half (55.1%) are involved in bullying incidents. School bullying among vocational school students in China: Prevalence and associations with personal, relational, and school factors. Keywords: cfs; cfs program; child; context; evaluation; implementation; indicators; islamic; learning; model; mumtaz; process; product; program; school; students; teachers
• The influence of climate change on crop production: Evidence from Somalia by Hassan Samatar, Elmi (2024) - Utilizing data from reputable sources such as the World Bank and FAOSTAT, this research employs sophisticated econometric models and methodologies to analyze the complex interactions between climate change variables and crop production. The influence of climate change on crop production: Evidence from Somalia Elmi Hassan Samatar Independent Scholar, Mogadishu, Somalia; Somaliasamatar2020@hotmail.com (E.H.S.). Keywords: change; climate; climate change; crop; crop production; food; impact; model; production; rainfall; results; run; somalia; study; table; temperature; test; variables
• The influence of leadership on factors related to teachers in Islamic boarding schools by Sary, Fetty Poerwita ; Farihin, Ahmad ; Tamam, Badrud ; Prasetio, Adhi Prasetio; Rahmatika, Aida Fauzia (2024) - [26] Z. Ling, J. Na, S. Yan-Li, and J. Sriyanto, School culture and professional development of school teachers from urban and rural areas in China, Journal of Educational Horizons, vol. 39, no. 3, pp. The research’s significance lies in its potential to enhance our understanding of leadership dynamics in a culturally rich educational setting, which could inform more effective leadership strategies tailored to the needs of IBS teachers. Keywords: collaboration; culture; efficacy; ibs; job; kyai; leadership; learning; model; satisfaction; school; study; teacher; teaching; vol
• The moderating role of positive education to the relationship of level of anxiety and academic achievement in mathematics by C. Arenas, Joel ; Paul N. Cabotaje, John ; Margarita A. Agao-agao, Ana ; D. Samson, Consuelo ; A. Sam, Solayha (2024) - jcarenas@msumaguindanao.edu.ph The moderating role of positive education to the relationship of level of anxiety and academic achievement in mathematics Joel C. Arenas1*, John Paul N. Cabotaje2, Ana Margarita A. Agao-agao3, Consuelo D. Samson4, Solayha A. Sam5 1,2,3,4,5College of Education, Mindanao State University – Maguindanao; jcarenas@msumaguindanao.edu.ph (J.C.A.) jcabotaje@msumaguindanao.edu.ph (J.P.N.C.) cdsamson@msumaguindanao.edu.ph (C.D.S.) sasam@msumaguindanao.edu.ph (S.A.S.) amaagaoagao@msumaguindanao.edu.p (A.M.A.A.) Abstract: Positive education emphasizes the study of happiness and well-being to encourage and support students, teachers, schools, and communities in their growth and development. Keywords: achievement; anxiety; control; education; group; learning; level; mathematics; model; psychology; relationship; school; students; study; vol
• Optimization of a structural model for promoting girls’ supervision mentoring by Chiatsè Mireille Patricia, Anassin ; Lagasane Ouattara, Kra ; Ahoua Cyrille, Aka (2024) - Comparative study of different mentoring programs. In sixth form, develop mentoring models tailored to girls' individual needs to maximize impact. Keywords: development; girls; learning; mentoring; model; performance; programs; results; skills
• Optimized compact fortified weight-prioritized convolutional network for swift skin lesion identification using dermoscopic images by Priyanka Pramila, R ; Subhashini, R (2024) - Skin lesion image classification method based on extension theory and deep learning. This two-step process effectively normalizes the dermoscopic image, ensuring it is prepared for robust analysis while preserving the inherent characteristics of dermoscopic images, leading to reliable and meaningful insights for skin lesion detection models. Keywords: analysis; cwcn; dermoscopic; hoa; images; io n; learning; lesion; model; network; skin; skin lesion; sld
• The general budget and its impact on the investment efficiency of the Iraqi economy for the period 2004-2022 by Kassar, Ali Hasan ; Maznan, Nassr Hammood (2024) - A higher budget surplus will provide the government with more financial resources to finance public investments and development projects. A high budget deficit will restrict the government's ability to allocate financial resources to finance public investments and development projects. Keywords: budget; economy; expenditures; increase; investment; iraq; model; oil; period; public; revenues; statistic; table; test; value; variable
• Local wisdom-based assessment of historical thinking skills: Developing and testing an instrument for junior high school students by Ofianto; Rusdi; Aisiah; Yefterson, Ridho Bayu ; Ningsih, Tri Zahra ; Syahputra, M Afrillyan Dwi ; Karima, Elfa Michellia (2024) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5, 892-913 2024 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1792 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: trizahra.2023@student.uny.ac.id Local wisdom-based assessment of historical thinking skills: Developing and testing an instrument for junior high school students Ofianto1, Rusdi1, Aisiah1, Ridho Bayu Yefterson1, Tri Zahra Ningsih2*, M Afrillyan Dwi Syahputra3, Elfa Michellia Karima1 1Department of History Education, Faculty of Social Science, Universitas Negeri Padang, Padang, Indonesia. Despite their importance, developing historical thinking skills often faces challenges in implementation at the secondary school level. Keywords: analysis; assessment; context; history; instrument; item; learning; model; pagaruyung; palace; research; skills; students; thinking; wisdom
• Investigating the factors affecting outward FDI of Vietnam: Does political index matter? by Quang, Phung Thanh ; Que, Hoang Xuan ; Thao, Doan Phuong ; Chau, Le Thi Quynh ; An, Nguyen Thi Hoang (2024) - Simultaneous equation models and panel data from 162 target countries over the period 2005–2020 were used to examine the coincidental relationship between volatile and non-volatile energy and intermediary factors in target investment countries and China's energy OFDI. Literature Review Globally, research on the factors affecting outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) flows has garnered significant attention from scholars. Keywords: china; countries; country; distance; economic; factors; host; impact; index; investment; model; ofdi; outward; results; vietnam; vol
• Develop fundamental principles for a strategic framework that incorporates the combination and integration of business ecosystems by Abdullah, Edwin Hidayat ; Sijabat, Rosdiana ; Susilo, Wilhelmus Hary; Herusetya, Antonius (2024) - By promoting synergy and integration within the organization, it is possible to refine strategic business practices, resulting in the creation of a strategic model that is adept at competing successfully in the marketplace. Conclusions and Future Research Directions In qualitative research, the emphasis is placed on deriving conclusions and pinpointing future research avenues that can enhance strategic business practices through the principles of synergy and integration. Keywords: business; business model; et al; files; financial; integration; management; model; performance; references; research; strategic; sub; theme
• Digital creativity-based professional learning communities’ model to encourage differentiated learning design skills in elementary school teacher by Rintayati, Peduk ; Syawaludin, Ahmad ; Sunarno, Widha (2024) - Teacher professional learning: a holistic and cultural endeavour imbued with transformative possibility. Teacher creativity in designing differentiated learning in current conditions requires creativity in organizing digital devices [23-26]. Keywords: creativity; development; digital; education; journal; learning; model; needs; plc; research; teachers
• Assessing the impact of climate variability on wheat yield in Bloemfontein wheat farms through time series analysis by Mohale, Vincent Zibi ; Obagbuwa, Ibidun Christiana (2024) - The research involved the application of various time series models, including SARIMA, ARIMA, Facebook Prophet, LSTM, VAR, and Multiple Linear Regression. The intricate relationship between climatic factors and agricultural productivity will be explored by leveraging historical climate data and crop production records. Keywords: bloemfontein; climate; data; gate; model; production; sarima; series; temperature; time; variability; variables; wheat; wheat yield; yield
• Promoting students’ critical thinking and creativity through TPACK based flipped classroom learning model in higher education by Mustadi, Ali ; Ghufron, Anik ; Fakhrudin, Ali (2024) - This not only enhances critical thinking skills but also fosters creativity in solving more complex problems. Therefore, the relationship model between the teaching method and critical thinking skills and scientific attitude can be considered linear and consistent. Keywords: learning; model; skills; students; thinking; thinking skills; tpack
• Impact of marketing capabilities on competitive advantage: A case of Thai SME durian exporters by Kunanusorn, Anusorn ; Puttawong, Duangporn ; Li, Shaoyun (2024) - Path specification Standardized coefficient (β) t-value bootstrap Assessment Controls H2: Firm size -> Competitive advantage 0.066 0.961 NS H3: Firm age -> Competitive advantage -0.113 1.431 NS Model relationships H1: Marketing capabilities -> Competitive advantage 0.722 10.889** S Note: ** p-value < 0.01; S, statistically significant; NS, not statistically significant Figure 2 shows the standardized path coefficients and factor loading values for each item of the observed variables; in which, the values for marketing capabilities based on product capabilities (Prodcap) , pricing capabilities (Pricap) , distribution capabilities (Discap) , and promotional capabilities (Promcap) were 0.781, 0.837, 0.863, and 0.824, respectively. [6] N. Boso, O. Adeola, A. Danso, and S. Assadinia, “The effect of export marketing capabilities on export performance: Moderating role of dysfunctional competition,” Industrial Marketing Management, vol. 78, pp. 137-145, 2019. Keywords: advantage; business; capabilities; capability; durian; exporters; firm; journal; management; marketing; marketing capabilities; model; performance; product; sme; study; vol
• Customer satisfaction optimization: Impact of PLN mobile application and price in the context of PT. PLN Palembang services by Rahayu, Sri ; Mahrom, Yudha ; Helmi, Sulaiman (2024) - Based on the test results, the PLN Mobile Application, Price, Customer Satisfaction, has different data depending on the valid value, based on the provisions of the value above 0.05. Based on Table 3, the reliability test results obtained from composite reliability show satisfactory values for each construct: PLN Mobile Application with a value of 0.804, Price with a value of 0.827, and Customer Satisfaction (KP) with a value of 0.884. Keywords: application; customer; customer satisfaction; doi; influence; mobile; mobile application; model; pln; pln mobile; price; satisfaction; study; value; vol
• The relation of leadership mindset capacity and worker cohesion to the organization influences the business efficiency of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) In Ho Chi Minh City by Hung, MBA Bui Quang ; Tuan, Nguyen Minh (2024) - 1355 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 1348-1361, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1836 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate • Endogenous latent variables and exogenous latent variables There are two types of measurement models: one is exogenous latent variables (are research variables that explain other research variables in the model, also called independent variables) and another is endogenous latent variables (are the research variables being explained in the model, also known as dependent variables). PLS-SEM Linear Structural Model Analysis The relationships between research variables as well as between research variables and their indicator variables are represented by arrows. Keywords: analysis; business; efficiency; employee; engagement; impact; leadership; management; mindset; model; organization; performance; research; result; study; test; thinking; variables
• Evaluation of golfers’ performances in the ladies professional golf association tour based on bootstrapped data envelopment analysis and latent growth curve model by Kim, Beom-Jin ; Kim, Taeho (2024) - The dependent variable was the official money list of players, whereas the independent variables consisted of efficiency factors, technical factors (number of birdies, eagles, and hole-in-ones), mental factors (driving and putting accuracies), and career length. Keywords: Efficiency factor, Growth, Mental factor, Money list determination, Technical factor. Keywords: efficiency; factors; intercept; list; mental; model; money; players; slope; technical; vol
• Impact of over-the-top video providers on viewing satisfaction and its effect on watching a movie in cinema: Bridging preferences and challenges by Susilo, Daniel ; Hidayat, Endik ; Winarko, Hilarius Bambang ; Dalangin, Jerico John G. (2024) - The research and analysis show that OTT video provider viewing satisfaction affects cinema movie enjoyment. This study compares OTT video provider viewing pleasure to cinema viewing satisfaction. Keywords: cinema; data; doi; model; ott; regression; respondents; satisfaction; value; viewing; vol
• Impact of feature selection techniques on machine learning and deep learning techniques for cardiovascular disease prediction-an analysis by Jaffrin, Lijetha. C. ; Visumathi, J. (2024) - The primary goal is to provide succinct outline of feature selection methods on current Deep Learning and Machine Learning to foreknow heart disease. Accuracy of prediction models was improved by handling null values on specific column and imputing mean values for that column with information 1459 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 1445-1471, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1848 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate gain feature selection method. Keywords: accuracy; algorithms; bayes; disease; feature selection; features; forest; heart; heart disease; learning; machine; machine learning; method; model; neighbour; network; prediction; regression; support; vector; vector machine
• Research on the volatility forecasting model of KOSPI index returns using AR(M)-GARCH(P,Q) model by An, Chang-Ho (2024) - Do Kyun Chun (2017) compared and analyzed the volatility of exchange rates such as USD-KRW, JPY-KRW, EUR-KRW, and GBP-KRW using stochastic volatility models and GARCH(1,1) models to explain exchange rate volatility [10]. Particularly, sustained US dollar strength expands financial market volatility, increasing uncertainty in both domestic and international stock indices, interest rates, exchange rates, and other factors. Keywords: index; model; residuals; returns; stock; test; volatility
• Performance evaluation of housing price index prediction model using DNN and SVR by An, Chang-Ho (2024) - choan@skuniv.ac.kr Performance evaluation of housing price index prediction model using DNN and SVR Chang-Ho An1* 1Department of Financial Information Engineering, Seokyeong University; choan@skuniv.ac.kr (C.H.A). Housing prices are fundamentally determined by supply and demand. Keywords: housing; index; learning; model; network; neural; price; rate; variables
• The impact of students’ misperceptions on test performance: A 3p model and self-determination theory approach by Fraidan, Abdullah Al (2024) - Investigating the Complexities of the PPP Model The interplay between the three phases of the PPP model, especially in light of misperceptions and test anxiety, offers several avenues for investigating how these elements impact student performance. Abstract: This research investigates the complex relationship between students’ misperceptions about their teachers and exams, test anxiety, and their overall test performance, framed through a newly proposed Presage, Process, Product (3P) model and Self-Determination Theory (SDT). Keywords: anxiety; misperceptions; model; performance; process; research; students; teachers; test; test anxiety
• Digital skills impact on university students’ academic performance: An empirical investigation by Romi, Ismail M. (2024) - Educational digital skills are referred to as digital skills for handling educational tasks and events; this dimension can be measured using 19 items besides the common digital skills. Result R square H1: Common digital skills impact students’ academic performance. Keywords: digital; effectiveness; efficiency; impact students; information; learning; model; online; performance; results; satisfaction; skills; skills impact; students
• Impact of corruption on economic growth in the MENA region: An empirical analysis from 2000-2020 by Fayad, Nour M. ; Taher, Hanadi (2024) - Results indicated that corruption does deter economic growth significantly, though at varying variables of corruption indices. Second, there is also no consensus on what corruption index does the job of capturing the proper level of corruption and its eventual impact on economic consequences. Keywords: analysis; cci; corruption; countries; data; findings; governance; growth; impact; mena; mena region; model; region; study
• Project based learning model - Eco pedagogy on environmental health material in public junior high schools in Sukoharjo regency by Rohsulina, Pranichayudha ; Setyowati, Dewi Liesnoor ; Priyanto, Agustinus Sugeng ; Utomo, Cahyo Budi (2024) - Student Learning Activeness Based on research conducted on student activity in social studies learning with the PjBL - Ecopedagogy model for improve environmental health problems in the three Adiwiyata schools, student learning activity at each stage. The test subjects in this research were junior high school students in Sukoharjo. Keywords: data; doi; ecopedagogy; education; environmental; learning; model; pjbl; project; research; school; students; studies; sukoharjo; vol
• Special needs students' vocabulary mastery: The role of self-efficacy as a mediator in the implementation group counseling model with modern puppet media by Asri, Dahlia Novarianing ; Cahyono, Bambang Eko Hari ; Trisnani, Rischa Pramudia (2024) - Number of student groups based on self-efficacy level. Both typical students and special needs student can benefit from inclusive education's curriculum and infrastructure Keywords: counseling; data; doi; education; efficacy; efficacy group; group; group counseling; learning; low; mastery; media; model; needs; puppet; self; students; teachers; test; vocabulary; vol
• Behavioural Indonesian disaster data classification in social media using KNN, random forest, and RNN in machine learning by Purboyo, Tito Waluyo ; Wijaya, Rifki ; Latuconsina, Roswan ; Setianingsih, Casi ; Ruriawan, Faris (2024) - Keywords: Disaster data, Disaster response, Model architecture, Social media behaviour. This research also includes a comparison of the accuracy of the three machine learning algorithms used (KNN, Random Forest, and RNN), with the aim of determining the best algorithm for categorizing disaster data such as water, food, medical emergencies, shelter, and electricity. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; classification; data; disaster; doi; forest; knn; learning; machine; media; model; performance; rnn; text; vol
• The impact of emotional solidarity on festivals visitors' satisfaction. Does the festival authenticity matter? by Ayad, Tamer Hamdy ; Hasanein, Ahmed M. ; Ghaly, Meril (2024) - Despite the growing interest in social solidarity antecedents (emotional closeness, sympathetic understanding, and welcoming nature) to justify the relations that are formed between residents and visitors and their impact on visitor satisfaction [e.g.,7,8,9].The moderating effect of authenticity on the relationship between social solidarity antecedents and visitor satisfaction is still unexplored. Keywords: authenticity; authors; closeness; festival; model; research; satisfaction; solidarity; study; tourism; understanding; visitors; vol
• Time series data analysis to forecast the percentage of on-time graduates at Nusa Cendana university by Ekowati, Ch. Krisnandari ; Garak, Siprianus Suban ; Madu, Aleksius ; Rimo, Imelda Hendriani Eku ; Halim, Fransiska Atrik (2024) - The results show that the combination of machine learning algorithms and ARIMA models is a valid model for predicting student status (Karl Ferdinand Loder, 2023). The general form of the AR model with order p (AR(p)) or ARIMA model (p,0,0) is as follows (Adi Soetrisno et al., 2019): 𝑋𝑡 = 𝑎1𝑋𝑡−1 + 𝑎2𝑋𝑡−2 +⋯+ 𝑎𝑃𝑋𝑡−𝑃 + 𝜀𝑡 , 𝑡 ∈ 𝑍 (3) where Xt is the observation value at time t, ai for i=1,2, ..., p is the AR model parameter, and εt is the error at time t. (e). Keywords: arima; arima model; cendana; data; forecasting; graduates; learning; method; model; nusa; percentage; research; results; series; students; study; time; university; value
• Hybrid CNN-GRU model for monthly electricity price forecasting: Performance evaluation on limited multivariable time-series Data by Yaprakdal, Fatma (2024) - Forecasting models Mean MAPE (%) Mean R² SVR 28.436 0.803 XGBoost 21.300 0.832 RF 16.157 0.937 LSTM 29.793 0.705 GRU 19.547 0.893 CNN-GRU 15.738 0.949 In this study, we evaluated the performance of various forecasting models—including CNN-GRU hybrid, GRU, LSTM, SVR, XGBoost, and RF—in predicting monthly electricity prices using a very small multivariable time-series dataset. Keywords: cnn; data; electricity; forecasting; gru; hybrid; learning; lstm; model; price; term; training; validation
• Explainable deep learning for glaucoma detection: Efficient dense net with quantum-based Dwarf Mongoose optimization by Deepa, J. ; Rao, Pinagadi Venkateswara ; Krishnan, Gokula ; Therasa, M. ; Priya, K. Hema (2024) - Summary of training, validation, besides test imageries of used datasets. Classification Using Efficient Densenet Keywords: classification; dataset; feature; fundus; glaucoma; images; layer; learning; model; optic; site; vol
• Value of pharmaceuticals: Improving product demand through innovative research and development in Palestinian and Jordanian firms by Alrub, Rafat Abu (2024) - Abstract: This study investigates the sustainability of the pharmaceutical business in Palestine and Jordan by examining the impact of R&D intensity on company performance. Research has shown a positive relationship between R&D intensity and firm value, as various studies have suggested. Keywords: companies; company; firm; impact; intensity; marketing; model; performance; pharmaceutical; r&d; research; study; value; variables
• FITT-Q scale a new service quality model in fitness center by Mulyono, Mulyono; Muntohir, Toho Cholik ; Priambodo, Anung ; Sugiharto, Sugiharto (2024) - Discussion This research aims to assist fitness centers in Surabaya in addressing service quality issues by formulating a service quality measurement model based on previous research findings and content analysis from 435 customer reviews of fitness center services in Surabaya. This measurement model, which includes factors predicting customer satisfaction, has profound implications for future research on fitness center services and managerial practices in Surabaya. 4.1. Keywords: analysis; centers; customer; factor; fitness; instrument; items; model; quality; scale; service; service quality; study
• A novel hybrid deep learning framework for enhanced segmentation of rice leaf diseases using attention-driven efficientnet models by Sharma, Pooja ; Khunteta, Ajay (2024) - • Deep Learning Models: Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and other deep learning architectures have revolutionized image segmentation. Keywords: Attention mechanisms, Computational efficiency, Crop management, Deep learning, DeepLabV3+, Disease detection, Image segmentation, MobileNetV2, Precision agriculture, Rice leaf diseases, U-Net, Efficient Net. Keywords: accuracy; attention; detection; disease; image; learning; loss; model; rice; segmentation; training; validation
• Autonomous learning patterns of students with special needs in quantum learning using flipbook media at Indonesia by Rohmah, Ima Isnaini Taufiqur ; Nurdianingsih, Fitri ; Rahmawati, Okta Ika ; Prasetyo, Achmad Danny ; Asyidda, Rossdina (2024) - The stressful condition can be caused by various factors, therefore teachers have to be able in analyzing learning needs which can help their readiness to study [3]. Abstract: Autonomous learning referred to students’ ways and processes to develop their learning skill independently and take responsibility of it. Keywords: autonomous; belajar; educ; flipbook; kamu; learning; learning process; lebih; media; model; needs; patterns; process; quantum; quantum learning; research; saya; students; study; vol
• Artificial intelligence techniques recruitment for gold ore (Crude gold) price prediction by Badr, Duraid Hussein (2024) - Using the robust model for the accurate prediction of gold prices, this paper examined the factors that affect IRAQ's gold prices. Inflation, crude oil price, and exchange rate are three independent variables that influence gold prices. Keywords: bayesian; crude; data; forecasting; forest; gold; index; learning; model; oil; price; rates; series; time; var
• Macroeconomic variables as determinant of economic growth in Nigeria. A dynamic generalized method of moment approach by Kutu, Augustine Adebayo ; Ohonba, Abieyuwa (2024) - Thus, it was revealed that previous economic growth, internal debt, interest rate, exchange rate and trade openness significantly contributed to economic growth to the turn of 76.21%, 3.79%, 7.01%, 4.45% and 40.12% respectively. ade_kutu@yahoo.com Macroeconomic variables as determinant of economic growth in Nigeria. Keywords: debt; exd; exr; gdp; growth; impact; ind; inr; model; nigeria; rate; study; test; variables
• Relationship between positive emotion and learning motivation: The mediating role of resilience and the moderating role of social support by Teng, Yun ; Qi, Fengjun ; Liu, Xianhua (2024) - Positive emotions play a constructive role in interpersonal relationships, emotional well- being, and learning motivation, with high levels of positive emotions contributing to improved individual performance in cooperative learning contexts [27]. Positive emotions can enhance individuals’ emotional and physical well-being, and individuals with positive emotions tend to exhibit greater resilience in the face of severe threats, which has been validated as a protective predictor of mental health. Keywords: college; effect; emotions; learning; learning motivation; model; motivation; research; resilience; students; study; support; vol
• Optimizing estate planning through strategic mutual fund investments: Analysis on evaluating mutual fund performance models for long term investment objectives by Pillarsetti, Vijai ; Rao, K. Madhava (2024) - vijaipillarsetti@gmail.com Optimizing estate planning through strategic mutual fund investments: Analysis on evaluating mutual fund performance models for long term investment objectives Vijai Pillarsetti1*, K. Madhava Rao2 1Gitam School of Business, Gitam (Deemed to be) This article explores the Mutual fund performance assessment and the factors that influence mutual fund performance are the two overarching topics of this study. Keywords: asset; data; factor; fund; index; market; model; performance; pricing; return; stocks; value
• Institutional pressure and corporate green innovation—the influence of knowledge management process by Ke, Dandan ; Wareewanich, Thitinant (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2234 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: thitinant_wa@rmutto.ac.th Institutional pressure and corporate green innovation—the influence of knowledge management process Dandan Ke1, Thitinant Wareewanich2* 1,2Chakrabongse Bhuvanarth International Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies (CBIS), Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-OK, Thailand; dandan.ke@rmutto.ac.th (D.K.) thitinant_wa@rmutto.ac.th (T.W.). Abstract: Using a multiple linear regression model constructed on data from construction firms in a province in eastern China, we investigated the impact of three types of institutional pressures from outside the firm on corporate green innovation and how the three knowledge management processes affect the relationship between them. Keywords: acquisition; companies; green; innovation; institutional; integration; knowledge; knowledge management; learning; management; model; pressure; research; sharing; study; variables
• A study on the impact of career planning on employability among college students in Hebei Province, China by Sun, Yu ; Chang, Yuan Cheng (2024) - Recommendations Based on the research findings and conclusions, the following recommendations are proposed: Firstly, it is crucial to strengthen career planning education for university students in Hebei Province, China. Integrating career planning education into universal courses and striving for full coverage and early intervention are essential goals. Keywords: attitude; career; career planning; education; employability; hebei; learning; model; planning; province; students; university; vol
• Innovative competences in public administration: The key to sustainable development, increasing financial efficiency and ensuring national security by Mykolaichuk, Mykola ; Shpektorenko, Igor ; Pershko, Larysa ; Pasichnyi, Roman ; Blishchuk, Kateryna ; Dzvinchuk, Dmytro (2024) - However, new challenges of the need to maintain security and sustainable development in frames of ESG paradigm and arising of crucial necessity of balancing between security and sustainability needs (in particular, regarding human rights and energy resources) put public administration of practically every country in the face of new threats, uncertainties and challenges, requiring public administrations to develop new excellence, innovative competencies. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2250 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: myk.mm@meta.ua Innovative competences in public administration: Keywords: administration; development; hybrid; management; model; national; new; public; security; state; sustainability
• The effect of trust and social presence on consumer purchase interest in B2C e-commerce in Indonesia by Aziz, Abd ; Rahman, Moh. Abd ; Rachman, Poppy ; Lestari, Wahyu (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2289 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: abd.azizunzah@gmail.com The effect of trust and social presence on consumer purchase interest in B2C e-commerce in Indonesia Abd Aziz1*, Moh. Abstract: This study aims to examine the impact of social presence and trust dimensions, including integrity, predictability, capability, and benevolence, on consumer purchase intentions in business-to- consumer (B2C) e-commerce, with a focus on Indonesian consumers. Keywords: commerce; consumer; data; fit; intention; model; online; presence; purchase; research; results; social; study; trust; value
• Enhancing predictive accuracy of electoral outcomes: A comparative study of dimension reduction techniques in linear regression models by Morić, Zlatan (2024) - The importance of maintaining homoscedasticity in regression models is underscored by the findings, and the potential of dimension reduction techniques to improve electoral predictions is highlighted. Frequently employed in addressing the challenges of high-dimensional data in regression models are dimension reduction techniques such as Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Factor Analysis (FA). Keywords: analysis; components; data; doi; factor; model; multicollinearity; pca; predictor; principal; regression; regression model; study; variables; variance
• The double-edged sword of transparency: ESG disclosure's effect on competitive dynamics in manufacturing by Fujianti, Lailah ; Azizah, Widyaningsih ; Rizal, Nelyumna (2024) - Although ESG disclosures can enhance a company’s legitimacy and attract investor interest, the voluntary nature of reporting has led to inconsistent practices and limited information quality. By aligning corporate strategies with societal values and expectations, ESG disclosures provide businesses with a means of securing long-term sustainability and minimizing risks. Keywords: advantage; companies; company; disclosure; doi; environmental; esg; impact; market; model; performance; reporting; returns; stock; tobin; value; vol
• Improving losses & accuracy through design of deep convolutional generative adversarial network (DCGAN) for plant disease detection tasks by Sharma, Pooja ; Khunteta, Ajay (2024) - The CNN model trained with DCGAN images outperforms the baseline in almost every metric. In this paper, we address this limitation by employing advanced data augmentation techniques, including Deep Convolutional Generative Adversarial Networks (DCGANs), to generate synthetic images that expand the dataset of rice leaf diseases. Keywords: accuracy; cnn; data; dcgan; diseases; images; layer; learning; model; plant; rice; training
• Factors influencing the effectiveness of music communication in Disney animated films by Jiang, Jinli ; Srijinda, Prakaikavin (2025) - Abstract: This study takes Disney animated film music as the subject of music communication. The findings reveal several essential factors influencing the communication effects of Disney animated film music, including listeners' cognitive level, the music, the emotional resonance of the music, and attitudes and behaviors of music communication. Keywords: communication; disney; factors; film; individuals; influence; model; music; music communication; use
• Quantitative study on the impact of perceived corporate social responsibility on employee performance at plant protection companies in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam by Phước, Nguyễn Tấn ; Huân, Đào Duy ; Thảo, Nguyễn Thị Phương (2024) - To have a deeper understanding of corporate social responsibility (PCSR) awareness and its impact on organizational trust (OT), organizational citizenship behavior (OCB), as well as employee work orientation (IRTP), it is necessary to expand the number of survey samples, research areas and surveys. Corporate social responsibility and organizational commitment: effects of CSR attitude, organizational trust and identification. Keywords: behavior; employees; model; ocb; pcsr; performance; research; responsibility; results; trust; work
• Development of management model for the sports climbing association of Thailand by Sikawkhiew, Sutas (2024) - Therefore, sports associations should promote the development of sports management to strengthen the Sports Climbing Association of Thailand towards excellence. This aligns with [10] who conducted research and summarized that the promotion of hockey towards excellence found that sports management should involve all sectors from youth level to national and international levels to participate in defining strategies, missions, and joint goals to make sports popular. Keywords: association; athletes; climbing association; development; experts; management; management model; model; research; sports; sports climbing; thailand
• Does intellectual capital have an impact on company risk and performance?: Effect of moderation political connection by Mahardhika, Budi Wahyu ; Anshori, Muslich ; Setiawan, Rahmat (2024) - Managing intangible assets as added value in the company will affect company performance (Widnyana et al., 2020). Kianto et al. (2014); Vishnu and Kumar Gupta (2014); Yang and Li (2009) concluded that intellectual capital has a positive effect on company performance. Keywords: capital; companies; company; connections; effect; et al; firm; journal; market; model; performance; research; risk; study; t +; value; variable
• Development of problem mind mapping-based learning model (PMM-BL) integration patterns to improve critical thinking skills in primary school students by Ariyanti, Lita ; Hanurawan, Fattah ; Ramli, M. (2024) - Teachers’ Perception of Developing Students’ Critical Thinking Through Controversial Issues Discussion. Apart from that, the researcher also conducted a paired t-test with the help of SPSS software to determine the significance value of increasing student learning outcomes. Keywords: bl model; criteria; implementation; learning; model; pmm; problem; research; results; science; skills; students; thinking; thinking skills
• State civil apparatus performance model: The role of transformational leadership, work autonomy, and work involvement by Wulandari, Nurlaily ; Riyadi, Slamet ; Halik, Abdul (2024) - Findings(Neman & Hosen, 2024), The study showed that transformational leadership has a positive impact on affective organizational commitment and employee job performance, with employee engagement acting as a mediator. Further research is also needed to explore the mediating role of work engagement and organizational commitment, as well as the moderation of job autonomy, to understand how the interaction between these variables can improve employee performance in the context of local government. Keywords: analysis; effect; employee performance; employees; influence; job autonomy; job performance; leadership; model; relationship; research; results; study; value; variables; work; work engagement
• Unlocking employee potential through motivation workplace dynamics and incentives: A holistic approach to driving productivity by Ibrahim, Irmohizam ; Abiddin, Norhasni Zainal (2024) - Abstract: Modern workplaces have evolved so much that it requires a change in how companies think of employee motivation and productivity. The study aimed to finding out the association between employee motivation and incentive systems to formulate a model that will guide on how best overall organizational productivity could be boosted. Keywords: employee; model; motivation; needs; organizations; performance; productivity; research; theory; work; workplace
• Key to successful legislation on the role of professional commitment, organizational behavior and understanding of legislation by Hamdi, Hamdi; Ujianto, Ujianto; Sumiati, Sumiati (2024) - The congruence of individual values and organizational values also has a positive and significant effect on employee OCB.(Widyananda et al., 2008),The study found that public service motivation has a significant influence on job satisfaction and organizational citizenship behavior of Statistics Indonesia employees. This shows that employees who have high commitment tend to show better performance.(Rejeki et al., 2014),The congruence of individual values and organizational values has a positive and significant effect on organizational commitment. Keywords: behavior; citizenship; citizenship behavior; commitment; effect; functions; influence; model; ocb; performance; relationship; understanding; value
• Measurement model of the influence of strategic management accounting on the growth of drinking water companies in South Kalimantan by Rahman, Yudi ; Ujianto, Ujianto; Cempena, Ida Bagus (2024) - Mediation analysis shows that company performance and efficiency play a role in linking strategic management accounting to growth. Keywords: Company efficiency, Company performance, Human resource management, Strategic management accounting. Keywords: accounting; analysis; company; company efficiency; company growth; company performance; management; management accounting; model; strategic; study; value
• Design of determinants of online shopping intentions and behavior of students at private universities in East Jakarta 2024 by Ependi, Ependi; Mujanah, Siti ; Budiarti, Endah (2024) - Keywords: Consumer knowledge, Online shopping behavior, Online shopping intention. The results of the analysis show a significant relationship between these variables, which enriches our understanding of the factors that play a role in consumer shopping behavior in the digital era. Keywords: consumer; consumer knowledge; control; influence; knowledge; model; norm; online; purchase; shopping; shopping behavior; shopping intention; value; variables
• Governance quality and sustainability: Uncovering the moderating role of commitment and assessment by Satyaguna, I Made ; Riyadi, Slamet ; Halik, Abdul (2024) - Signs of agricultural sustainability: A global assessment of sustainability governance initiatives and their indicators in crop farming. Meanwhile, research by(Sahib & Malik, 2023)focuses on the development of sustainability accounting standards and reveals that organizational commitment plays a role in moderating the effect of governance quality on sustainability initiatives.(Chairina & Tjahjadi, 2023)also emphasize that commitment to sustainability needs to play a significant moderating role in the relationship between green governance and sustainability reporting quality, and highlight factors such as board independence and diversity in strengthening sustainability commitment. Keywords: assessment; commitment; governance; governance quality; indonesia; influence; management; model; quality; study; sustainability; value; variables
• A hybrid BiLSTM-CNN deep learning model for Chinese sentiment analysis of online car reviews by Lee, Dongmei ; Wang, Dingran ; Zhang, Wen ; Song, Zhihong (2024) - These word vectors include car-specific vocabulary, which improves sentimental classification accuracy, which supplement existing literature on machine learning applications in the area of car review texts In sum, previous research has shown that traditional approaches to developing sentiment classification models such as dictionary-based methods that rely on lexicons (e.g., WordNet) and traditional machine learning algorithms (e.g., Naïve Bayes and Random Forest) often fail to accurately predict the polarity of car review texts due to their poor feature extraction and nonlinear fitting capabilities. Keywords: analysis; bilstm; car; chinese; classification; cnn; data; deep; hybrid; information; learning; model; performance; review; sentiment; sentiment analysis; text; word
• Effective M3Y-P2 interaction of study nuclear energy levels for 48Ti in fp shell model by Najm, Kareem S. ; Majeed, Firas Z. (2024) - Within shell model calculations, nuclear energy levels in 46Sc with moderate fp-LS shell occupancy have been determined. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2791 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: firas.majeed@sc.uobaghdad.edu.iq Effective M3Y-P2 interaction of study nuclear energy levels for 48Ti in fp shell model Kareem S. Najm1, Firas Z. Majeed2* 1Department of Physics, College of Education University of Iraqi, Baghdad, Iraq; kareem.najm2404p@sc.uobaghdad.edu.iq (K.S.N.). Keywords: energy; interaction; levels; model; shell
• The source characteristics and ground motion parameters measure with structural damages of Mw6.4, 2018 Hualien earthquake Taiwan from GPS data by Liao, Boi-Yee ; Zhang, Yue-Tan ; Xie, Sen ; Chi, Wen-Hua (2024) - y5708211@ms18.hinet.net The source characteristics and ground motion parameters measure with structural damages of Mw6.4, 2018 Hualien earthquake Taiwan from GPS data Boi-Yee Liao1*, Yue-Tan Zhang2, Sen Xie3, Wen-Hua Chi4 1Institute of Engineering Technology Management, International College, Krirk University, 3 Ram Inthra Rd, Anusawari, Bang Khen, Bangkok 10220, Thailand; y5708211@ms18.hinet.net (B.Y.L.). In early February 2018, a series of earthquakes occurred off the coast of Hualien. Keywords: authors; buildings; coulomb; damage; doi; earthquake; fault; figure; line; model; parameters; source; stress; taiwan; vol
• Effect of information systems and facilities on Siskeudes benefits through user satisfaction by Hasyim, Wahid ; Nugroho, Mulyanto ; Hwihanus, Hwihanus (2024) - Theoretically, this study expands the understanding of the combined application of the DeLone and McLean Model and UTAUT in the context of village information systems, highlighting the important role of user intention in influencing Net Benefit. The research found that information system quality significantly influenced user satisfaction and intentions to use the system but did not significantly impact net benefit. Keywords: benefit; conditions; facilitating; information; information system; intentions; model; satisfaction; siskeudes; system; user; user satisfaction
• Development of digital literacy model for college students in Minzu colleges and universities in Southwest China by Wang, Jie ; Boonphadung, Suttipong (2024) - Correspondence: scunjkx@126.com Development of digital literacy model for college students in Minzu colleges and universities in Southwest China Jie Wang1*, Suttipong Boonphadung2 1,2Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, 10300, Thailand; scunjkx@126.com (J.W.). By researching digital literacy models from abroad and employing bibliometric methods, an initial conceptual framework for the digital literacy model for college students was developed. Keywords: college; education; framework; literacy; minzu; model; skills; southwest; students
• Innovative factors affecting performance of local government organizations in Thailand by Tunjararuck, Anake ; Saengnoree, Amnuay ; Teerawatananond, Thapong (2024) - From the results of examining the structural equation model of innovation and organizational management factors that affect the performance of local government organizations in the municipality category, as shown in Figure 7, it was found that the structural equation model of innovation and organizational management factors that Affecting the performance of local government organizations in the municipal category is not consistent with empirical data. Standardized coefficients of influence in the structural equation model of innovation and organizational management factors affecting the performance of local government organizations of the type municipality. Keywords: correlation; factors; government; influence; innovation; management; model; organization; performance; table; value; variables
• Investigating the capital structure determinants of energy firms by Rehan, Raja (2022) - The significant lagged dependent variable, tangibility, sales, and the existence of speed of adjustment point towards the practice of the Dynamic Trade-off theory by energy firms to maintain capital structure at all times. Keywords: Capital structure, Dynamic trade-off theory, Energy firms, GMM, Panel data static & dynamic models. Keywords: capital; capital structure; data; determinants; energy; energy firms; firms; gmm; model; structure; structure determinants; table; test; variables; vol
• Analysis of the impact of agriculture goods dumping in Iraq using ARDL methodology by Al-Tulaibawi, Alaa ; Madrazo, Pablo de Frutos ; Cervantes, Pedro Antonio Martín (2024) - Agricultural marketing policy is an integral part of agricultural trade policy, as it plays a crucial role in providing marketing services, including transportation, storage, sorting, packaging, and financing of commercial transactions. Agricultural trade policies and their impact on production. Keywords: authors; development; dumping; economic; figure; food; goods; impact; imports; international; iraq; market; model; policies; policy; production; results; test; trade
• Capital structure decisions: Empirical evidence from Albanian non-financial companies by Xhori, Elvis (2024) - In contrast, the positive coefficient for ROE, BT (-1), and MRR indicates that a 1 percent increase in return on equity, lagged total debt or growth opportunity will increase the ratio of total term debt by approximately 10.13 percent, 41.41 percent or 2.48 percent respectively Multiple regression equations have been used to test the hypotheses developed above and to determine the relationship between the independent variables (performance, asset structure, firm liquidity, firm size, business risk, financial flexibility, and tax benefits from non-debt expenses, growth opportunities) and capital structure (total debt ratio, long-term debt ratio, and short- term debt ratio). Keywords: capital; capital structure; debt; debt ratio; factors; firm; model; percent; ratio; structure; term; term debt; total; variables; vol
• Application of the S-procedure in multiple comparisons for nonlinear models by Shim, Kyu Bark (2024) - Research applying Scheffé’s S-procedure to growth curve models as a subclass of nonlinear models has yet to be conducted. In this study, we analyze growth curve models with correlated observations across time and between groups or treatments. Keywords: curve; growth; model
• Assessing the enhancement of students' critical thinking skills through problem-based learning by Suyitno, Suyitno ; Hastuti, Wiwik Dwi ; Sudarjo, Sudarjo; Yasin, Mohd Hanafi Mohd (2024) - Abstract: This study aims to examine the differences and impacts of the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and the expository learning on critical thinking skills in the topics of Social Action, Social Interaction, and Identity for grade X students at SMAN Boyolangu in the 2023/2024 academic year. 5 The data analysis phase includes the following steps: 1) a normality test using the Kolmogorov- Smirnov method, where data is considered in a normal distribution if the p-value > 0.05; 2) a homogeneity test conducted with Levene's test; 3) an Independent Sample t-test, which determines that if the p-value < 0.05, there is a significant difference in critical thinking skills between the posttest results of the experimental and control groups; and 4) a Paired Sample t-test, which checks if PBL significantly enhances students' critical thinking skills, indicated by a p-value < 0.05. Keywords: class; control; doi; expository; learning; model; pbl; problem; results; science; skills; students; table; teacher; test; thinking; thinking skills; vol
• Examining the relationship between entrepreneurial education activity and entrepreneurship intention among Saudi university students: Academic performance as a mediator by Seraj, Abdullah Hamoud Ali (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3191 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: aseraj@kfu.edu.sa Examining the relationship between entrepreneurial education activity and entrepreneurship intention among Saudi university students: Academic performance as a mediator Abdullah Hamoud Ali Seraj1* 1Management Department, College of Business Administration, King Faisal University, 380 Al-Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia; aseraj@kfu.edu.sa (A.H.A.S.). This essay examines the link between entrepreneurial education activities and the intention to pursue entrepreneurship among university students. Keywords: activities; education; entrepreneurship; impact; intention; learning; model; performance; students; university
• The effect of monetary policy on the private sector investment in Morocco: VECM approach by Jalal, BRHOURI ; Zineb, EL IDRISSI ; Mohamed, OUDRAR ; Hajar, Tabyaoui ; AMINE, Nabil BOUAYAD ; Mohamed, AIT OUDRA (2024) - The effect of monetary policy on the private sector investment in Morocco: VECM approach BRHOURI Jalal1*, EL IDRISSI Zineb2, OUDRAR Mohamed3, Tabyaoui Hajar4, Nabil BOUAYAD AMINE5, AIT OUDRA Mohamed6 1Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Research in Economics, Finance, and Management of Organizations, Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Fez, Morocco, jalal.brhouri@gmail.com (B.J.). 2,4,5Faculty of Khouribga, University Sultan Moulay Slimane. Abstract: This paper investigates the impact of monetary policy on private investment in Morocco from 2000 to 2023, focusing on both short- and long-term effects of key variables such as interest rates, money supply, and exchange rates. Keywords: doi; economic; exchange; impact; investment; model; money; morocco; policy; rates; supply; vol
• Satellite image segmentation using UNet++ with Vgg19 deep learning model by Raju, Yaragorla ; Narayana, M. (2024) - Abstract: Satellite image segmentation is an essential step in many applications, including urban planning, disaster response and environmental monitoring. Keywords: Deep learning, Satellite image segmentation, Semantic segmentation, Unet++, VGG19. Keywords: accuracy; data; feature; image; input; layers; learning; model; network; satellite; segmentation; training; unet++; vgg19
• Evaluating production process improvement strategies in a manufacturing SME: A case study by Kamar, Ahmad Nazif Noor ; Kie, Cheng Jack ; Rahamaddulla, Syed Radzi ; Ismail, Siti Zubaidah (2024) - Keywords: Discrete-event simulation, Improvement strategy, Production process, SME. Alongside the adoption of I4.0 technologies, the Malaysian government has urged manufacturing sector to focus on enhancing key areas of business operations, including design, engineering, service planning, management systems, and production processes [8]. Keywords: case; company; improvement; journal; manufacturing; model; process; processes; production; simulation; study; system; time
• A conceptual model of internal audit capability model (IACM) development to improve accountability of education funding management in private high schools in Semarang city by Raharjo, Tri Joko ; Yulianto, Arief ; Arief, Sandy ; Pendriana, Yuli (2024) - Abstract: Stakeholder involvement, such as foundations in school financial management, reflects good coordination. At the Initial level, internal audits are reactive and unstructured. Keywords: accountability; audit; capability; education; iacm; level; management; model; research; schools; semarang; vol
• Dam break modeling and downstream flood inundation mapping on Darbandikhan Dam, Iraq by Khudhur, Isam Dhahir ; Hamdan, Ahmed N. A. (2024) - Extension of flood areas inside the study area and the location of important cities 4.3. [16] Bharath, A. V. Shivapur and C. G. Hiremath, Dam break flood routing and inundation mapping using HEC-RAS and HEC-GeoRAS, in Water Resources Management and Reservoir Operation: Hydraulics, Water Resources and Coastal Engineering, Cham, Germany, Springer, 2021, pp. 129-137, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-79400-2_11 [17] J. Y. A. Iroume, R. Onguéné, F. C. Djanna Koffi, A. Colmet-Daage, T. Stieglitz, W. Essoh Sone and J. Etame, The 21st August 2020 flood in Douala (Cameroon): A major urban flood investigated with 2D HEC-RAS modeling, Water, vol. 14, no. 11, p. 1768, 2022, https://doi.org/10.3390/w14111768 Keywords: area; breach; break; collapse; dam; darbandikhan; diyala; doi; figure; flood; hec; model; ras; river; study; time; vol; water
• Machine learning for phonological analysis: A case study in gender prediction by Tamimi, Yasser A. Al ; Tadj, Lotfi (2024) - Challenges and Advances Despite remarkable progress, the field continues to encounter challenges such as potential bias in machine learning models and the need for interpretability. The methodology involves a detailed analysis of model performance metrics, such as accuracy, F1 scores, and clustering indices, to comprehensively evaluate the accuracy and effectiveness of each approach in gender classification. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; classification; clustering; clusters; data; gender; learning; machine; methods; model; sound
• The I-learning model improvement on writing digital-based scientific papers for students of faculty of letters universitas Muslim Indonesia by Akidah, Ihramsari ; Mantasiah, Mantasiah; Hamsa, Akmal ; Padhil, Ahmad (2024) - Results of Analysis of Student Scientific Writing Assignments The results of the analysis of scientific papers produced by students show that there are problems in competency aspects such as student papers that do not have a thesis, errors in processing citations and selecting references, and still lacking in making syntheses. In addition, lecturers can use the genre-process approach so that students know the type and purpose of writing scientific papers and understand the language used by the type of scientific writing developed. Keywords: analysis; development; digital; learning; model; papers; process; research; results; students; writing
• Building an innovative climate: The impact of leadership and well-being on innovative work behavior in educational settings by Basar, Abdul ; Kusmaningtyas, Amiartuti ; Ardiana, I Dewa Ketut Raka (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3466 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: basar1272200031@surel.untag-sby.ac.id Building an innovative climate: The impact of leadership and well-being on innovative work behavior in educational settings Abdul Basar1*, Amiartuti Kusmaningtyas2, I Abstract: Innovative work behavior is important for organizational success, influenced by leadership, engagement, and creativity. Keywords: efficacy; innovation; leadership; learning; model; relationship; self; study; teachers; value; variables; wellbeing; work; work behavior; work self
• A quality of life promoting model for the elders Apllying social laboratory concept in health region 5, ministry of public health by Poochakhanit, Nissama ; Suwan, Prapapen (2024) - Intellectual Capital: Improved knowledge sharing and participation in community health development, with scores rising from 2.98 to 3.99, echoing Edvinsson and Edvinsson, L., & Malone, M. S. (1997). Effectiveness of health promotion activities in reducing abdominal fat among elderly individuals. Keywords: community; development; elders; group; health; life; model; promotion; public; quality; social
• Development of a health promotion model for modifiying mobile applications among overweight working people in PHRA Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province by Chaiyaser, Panpitcha ; Virutsetazin, Kamonmarn (2024) - No significant differences were observed in health behaviors or health status between the experimental and control groups before and after the intervention. The research tools or program design should be improved to better suit the target group and conditions being studied, in order to accurately reflect changes in health behaviors and health status. Keywords: exercise; group; health; intervention; model; overweight; promotion; weight; working
• The development of stress management model among nursing students in private higher education institutions by Taewaphokinkul, Muntana ; Virutsetazin, Kamonmarn (2024) - The development of stress management model among nursing students in private higher education institutions Muntana Taewaphokinkul1*, Kamonmarn Virutsetazin2 1Doctor of Philosophy of Public Health Program, Western University Thailand; mtaewaphokinkul@gmail.com (M.T.). Abstract: The research on developing a stress management model for nursing students at private higher education institutions aims to create an effective stress management approach. Keywords: group; health; levels; management; model; nursing; nursing students; resilience; stress; students
• System identification-based tuning of PID algorithm parameters by using PSO and genetic algorithms by Bejad Al-Harbi; Bounsiar, Abdenour ; Algosaibi, Abdulelah (2024) - Actual PID parameter values have changed to our predicted PID parameters as shown in Figure 14, the new values I = 16.8705, P = 1703.6399, and D = 0. PID parameters vary for each controller; therefore, finding the optimal parameters is crucial for obtaining good results. Keywords: control; controller; error; fitness; function; identification; learning; model; optimization; parameters; pid; pid parameters; process; system; tuning; value
• Work-based learning design for students with disabilities in vocational high schools by Suyitno, Suyitno; Purwoko, Riawan Yudi ; Widiyono, Yuli ; Jatmoko, Dwi ; Setuju, Setuju; Marsono, Marsono (2025) - This indicates that the development of the WBL-based learning model to improve the understanding of welding materials for vocational school students with disabilities is appropriate and can be recommended for use in vocational schools specifically for students with disabilities. This WBL-based instructional model for students with disabilities can be easily used by vocational school students, guided by a straightforward manual that facilitates the balance between theory and practice, supported by VR-based media Keywords: disabilities; education; experts; instructional; learning; model; research; students; vol; wbl; work
• The cooperative model of learning management between local art museum and university in the new social era by Dao, Hu ; Khiatthong, Thongchue (2024) - 543254417@qq.com The cooperative model of learning management between local art museum and university in the new social era Hu Dao1,2*, Thongchue Khiatthong3 1,3Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Bangkokthonburi University, Taweewatana, Bangkok, THAILAND; 543254417@qq.com (H.D.) thongchue@gmail.com (T.K.) 2Longyan University, Longyan City, Fujian Province, CHINA. Based on these issues, the research objectives of the cooperative management model between local art museums and universities in West Fujian are as follows: (1) Study and analyze the cooperative model of learning management between local art museums and universities in West Fujian. Keywords: art museums; city; content; cooperation; cultural; development; education; fujian; interview; learning; management; model; research; study; universities; university; west; west fujian
• Mathematical modeling of global covid-19 fatalities by Olegario, Marín-Machuca ; Esquilo, Humala-Caycho Yuri ; Enrique, Chinchay-Barragán, Carlos ; Andrés, Yataco-Velásquez, Luis ; Pilar, Rojas Rueda, María del ; Luis, Bonilla-Ferreyra, Jorge ; Perez-Ton, Luis Adolfo ; Obert, Marín-Sánchez (2024) - Number of fatalities, estimated fatalities, and estimated velocity of fatalities due to COVID-19 worldwide as a function of elapsed time (days). There is a very strong correlation between elapsed time (𝑡) and the number of deceased individuals (𝑁) with 87,7 % of the variance in 𝑁 explained by 𝑡, ue to the COVID-19 disease. Keywords: cases; covid-19; data; days; equation; fatalities; model; number; time
• Clarification of fire characteristics in a road tunnel based on numerical and laboratory studies by Lanchava, Omar (2024) - Rescuing lives during tunnel fires is a well-known international issue and many people worldwide work to solve it. This should be given great importance from the point of view of planning fire prevention measures, organizing emergency ventilation and saving lives in tunnel fires. Keywords: air; fire; flow; length; model; pressure; tunnel; velocity; ventilation
• A study on inventory control system for a supply chain using Markov decision processes by Althaqafi, Torky (2024) - A review on supply chain inventory management models: From Markov Decision Processes to machine learning techniques. Abstract: This paper examines the application of Markov Decision Processes (MDPs) for controlling supply chain inventories. Keywords: blood; chain; control; costs; decision; demand; inventory; inventory control; inventory management; journal; management; markov; markov chain; model; packs; process; processes; production; research; supply; supply chain
• Optimizing quality of service forecasting in mobile networks through modified walrus optimization and multivariate approaches by Uppalaiah, Bandu; Reddy, D. Mallikarjuna ; Govindan, Vediyappan ; Byeon, Haewon (2024) - EAQP utilizes a variety of prediction models such as support vector regression, recurrent neural network models, bi-directional short-term long-term memory networks, extreme learning machines, along with multi-layer perceptron neural networks to enhance predictive accuracy. The integration of multivariate forecasting techniques allows for the consideration of multiple input variables, such as network traffic data, user mobility patterns, and environmental factors, in predicting QoS metrics. Keywords: algorithm; data; doi; learning; model; network; optimization; percentages; performance; prediction; quality; service; time; values; vol; walrus; woa
• Application of autoregressive integrated moving average and vector autoregression prediction models for stock and price stabilization at perum bulog by Fachrurrazi, Sayed ; Ilhadi, Veri ; Syukriah, Syukriah; Umaruddin, Umaruddin; Ula, Mutammimul ; Zohra, Siti Fatimah A (2024) - Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) Prediction Model The analysis of rice stock data applies the ARIMA prediction model to stabilize supply in support of government programs as follows: 8039 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8034-8046, Rice stock data (After normalization) Forecasting Mape ARIMA (2, 0, 0) ARIMA (0, 0, 1) ARIMA (2, 0, 1) ARIMA (2, 0, 0) ARIMA (0, 0, 1) ARIMA (2, 0, 1) 4.8903 9.0531 8.0687 7.0175 8.5540 7.1649 0.1303 0.0601 0.1120 9.7858 8.7346 9.5537 8.8456 0.1074 0.0237 0.0961 9.0639 8.0127 9.6574 8.4527 0.1160 0.0655 0.0674 7.9501 6.8990 9.0792 7.6699 0.1322 0.1420 0.0353 9.4062 8.3550 8.0856 8.1261 0.1118 0.1404 0.1361 9.5329 8.4817 9.1676 8.4265 0.1103 0.0383 0.1161 8.4143 7.3631 9.4255 8.0010 0.1249 0.1202 0.0491 7.7284 6.6772 8.5173 7.3563 0.1360 0.1021 0.0481 … … … … …. …. …. Keywords: arima; bulog; data; demand; doi; forecasting; model; prediction; prices; results; rice; rice stock; stock; value; var; vol
• Enhancing innovative work behavior through laissez-faire leadership, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, and work engagement: The moderating role of organizational citizenship behavior in 4-star hotels by Triono, Triono; Kusmaningtyas, Amiartuti ; Halik, Abdul (2024) - trionopdm@gmail.com Enhancing innovative work behavior through laissez-faire leadership, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, and work engagement: The moderating role of organizational citizenship behavior in 4-star hotels Triono1*, Amiartuti Kusmaningtyas2, Abdul Halik3 1,2,3Faculty of Economics and Business, University of August 17, 1945 Surabaya; trionopdm@gmail.com (T.). Innovative work behavior is a complex behavior of employees who generate, introduce and implement innovative ideas (AlEssa & Durugbo, 2022). Keywords: behavior; effect; efficacy; employees; engagement; faire; iwb; laissez; leadership; model; relationship; self; value; work; work behavior; work engagement
• Optimization of the hierarchical supply chain in the pharmaceutical industry by Rahmaty, Maryam ; Nozari, Hamed (2023) - Most of the research that has been done in the field of drug supply chains is in the field of laws related to safety and effectiveness. The main planning issue has rarely been addressed in drug supply chain issues. Keywords: center; chain; distribution; drug; model; pharmaceutical; production; supply; supply chain; time; vol
• Telescopic model of the natural cycle of activity by Ishkov, Aleksandr (2024) - Activity models, which are often called activity cycle models, include a large number of various models (cycles): decision-making; talent management; cognitive; self-organization; military activity; cognition; learning, etc. The author analyzes existing activity cycle models, including the OODA cycle, D. Kolb's experience-based learning model, A. Kolb and D. Kolb's extended experience-based learning model, B. McCarthy's 4MAT model of learning styles, the Margerison-McCann model and M. Belbin's team roles. Keywords: activity; cycle; doi; kolb; learning; model; priority; stage; system; telescopic
• Robust ensemble learning technique for traffic classification in SDN networks by Ismail, Sura F. ; Sabah, Noor (2024) - While the ensemble classifier is further investigated in an SDN context for recognizing DDoS traffic in [12], authors of [13] assess a number of ensemble frameworks for detecting anomalies in network traffic. The identification of abnormal network traffic is another use for ensemble algorithms. Keywords: accuracy; classification; classifier; learning; machine; model; network; sdn; traffic
• Using count regression models to investigate the most important economic factors affecting divorce in Iraq by Hasimabdulmuttaleb, Thaer ; Talib, Hayder Raaid ; Hazmah, Ameer Kamil (2024) - Poisson regression is a generalized linear model form of regression analysis used to model count data and contingency tables. Poisson regression assumes the response variable Y has a Poisson distribution, and assumes the logarithm of its expected value can be modeled by a linear combination of unknown parameters. Keywords: distribution; divorce; inflation; model; poisson; rate; regression; unemployment
• Analyzing the impact of the shadow economy on economic growth in Cambodia by Mong, Mara ; Lim, Siphat (2025) - Medina and Schneider [9] extended this by creating updated datasets on shadow economies globally, identifying long-term trends and their implications. Dreher and Schneider [20] reinforced this argument, presenting evidence that shadow economies and corruption are often intertwined, compounding their negative effects on governance and growth. Keywords: economic; economy; gdp; growth; inflation; model; rate; shadow; shadow economy; study; var; variables; vol
• The role of Mahabbah intellectual stimulation leadership in improving organizational performance by Andini, Rita ; Sulistyo, Heru ; Nurcholis, Lutfi (2024) - leadership towards organizational innovation and organizational performance? 3) How does organizational innovation affect organizational al performance? This is response Respondent to variable organizational learning research includes: commitment to learning, open-mindedness and intra-organizational knowledge sharing, mahabbah intellectual stimulation leadership, organizational innovation and organizational al performance. Keywords: education; innovation; journal; knowledge; leadership; learning; mahabbah; management; model; performance; research; stimulation; stimulation leadership; study
• VN3DFace: 3D facial expression database of Vietnamese by Ma, Thi Chau ; Nguyen, Dang Ha (2025) - Introduction In contemporary research across diverse fields such as computer vision, biometrics, facial recognition, and virtual reality, the importance of 3D face model datasets cannot be overstated. One of the primary benefits of 3D face models is their ability to capture the intricate three-dimensional geometry of the human face, providing a more comprehensive representation compared to traditional 2D images. Keywords: authors; dataset; expression; face; figure; image; input; learning; method; model; parameters; reconstruction; vol
• Factors affecting the Audit expectation gap – A case study in Vietnam by Hoai, Nguyen Thu (2024) - DOI:10.1504/IJAAPE.2009.026630 [4] G.N. Ogbonna and E. Appah, “Causality of audit expectation gap and corporate performance in Nigeria”, Researh Journal of finance and accounting, vol. 5, no. 9, pp.11-21, 2014. [7] J. He, “The research of audit expectation gap”, PhD dissertation DongBei CaiJing University, 2010. Keywords: aeg; audit; auditors; expectation; factors; gap; model; research; table; users; vietnam; vol
• The potency of the adaptive cooperative learning model in strengthening numeracy performance of secondary school students: Education policy insights by Susilawati, Eni ; Muslim, Suyitno ; Khaerudin, Khaerudin; Yansyah, Fikri (2024) - To address these concerns, the government should prioritize initiatives the deepen teachers' understanding of numeracy concepts, acknowledge the 8943 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8934-8944, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3915 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate diversity of the teachers and students, and conduct more research in the area of effective models into effective numeracy teaching models. enisusilawati_9902921033@mhs.unj.ac.id The potency of the adaptive cooperative learning model in strengthening numeracy performance of secondary school students: Education policy insights Eni Susilawati1*, Suyitno Muslim2, Khaerudin3, Fikri Yansyah4 1,2,3Department, Faculty, Jakarta State University, Jakarta, Indonesia; enisusilawati_9902921033@mhs.unj.ac.id (E.S.) suyitno@unj.ac.id (S.M.) khaerudin@unj.ac.id (K.) Keywords: acl; acl model; adaptive; doi; effectiveness; learning; model; numeracy; pretest; research; results; school; students; teachers; test; vol
• Automatic assessment of short answer questions: Review by Mahmood, Salma Abdullbaki ; Abdulsamad, Marwa Ali (2024) - Automated Arabic essay grading system based on support vector machine and text similarity algorithm. Automated arabic essay grading system based on f-score and arabic worldnet. Keywords: appdata; arabic; assessment; authors; dataset; essay; evaluation; file:///c:/users; grading; learning; microsoft; model; research; responses; roaming; science; similarity; student; system; text; victus; word
• The influence of team management competencies on high-quality development of Chinese wellness sport enterprises by Menghan, Wu ; Rattanapun, Supot (2024) - High quality development has become the main direction and theme of China's sports industry development. Structural Equation Model This research establishes the eight-element model of high quality development of sports enterprises, personal quality, personal cognitive ability, self-development of sports enterprises, leadership characteristics in sports enterprises, team management of sports enterprises, cultural communication and enterprise training. Keywords: ability; cognitive; communication; cultural; effect; impact; leadership; management; model; quality development; research; self; sports; sports enterprises; sports industry; team; team management
• The nexus of culture value, self-efficacy, and personal branding: A mediated approach by Lumbantobing, Rebekka Artauli ; Yohana, Corry ; Saptono, Saptono (2024) - TOB also recognizes that individual behavior in an organization is driven by the alignment between personal values and institutional values, which strengthens reputation and public trust. The power of personal values and cultural competence towards personal branding of employees. Keywords: branding; career; culture; development; efficacy; fit; members; model; police; polri; research; results; self; value
• Measurement of the robustness and sustainability of China's economic development based on the shock of the COVID-19 epidemic by Wang, Sheng (2025) - The practical significance of this study is that the perfect industrial economic structure and the Chinese style COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control model can still maintain the existing track of economic development at a certain cost of economic development, ensuring that the overall trend of economic growth remains strong, which lays a solid foundation for economic and social development after the COVID-19 epidemic. Sustainability of economic development refers to the relative stability of economic growth in adjacent years, without any tearing or rupture, the compactness of its development path, the directionality of its development direction, and the basic stability of its overall development trend. Keywords: china; countries; covid-19 epidemic; development; economic; economic development; economy; event; gdp; gdp growth; growth; matrix; model; prevention; rate; shock; sustainability; vol; world
• Implementation of partnership program policy on micro, small and medium enterprises in accelerating poverty alleviation in Bekasi City by Prihandono, Prihandono; Raharjo, Paiman ; Sukmana, Pandji ; Rachmatsyah, T. Herry (2024) - e) Program Executor, include: (1) DPRD Bekasi and Office of cooperatives, small and Medium Enterprises Bekasi and Bapenda Bekasi related policies and regulations. Abstract: The purpose of this research is to ascertain how the policies of the Partnership programme have affected micro, small, and medium-sized businesses in Bekasi city with an eye towards rapidly reducing poverty. Keywords: actors; authors; bekasi; bekasi city; business; city; cooperatives; dan; data; enterprises; government; implementation; medium; micro; model; msme; office; partnership; policy; poverty; program; public; research; resources; vol
• Applying economic theories to build land price model and develop land bank: A case study of Vinh Long, Viet Nam by Bao, Le Tran ; Phuong, Nguyen Ngoc Duy (2024) - Hypothesis Stated Sampleav erage (M) Standard deviation (STDEV) T statistics (|O/STD EV|) P values Forecast H1 Natural factors of the land plot haveanimpact on land price 0.228 0.074 3,093 0.002 Accept H2 Urbanization factorshaveanimpact on land prices 0.332 0.069 4,942 0.000 Accept H3 Economic factorshaveanimpact on land prices 0.245 0.092 2,738 0.006 Accept H4 Social factorshaveanimpact on land prices 0.078 0.065 1,132 0.258 Does not accept H5 Legal factors affect land prices 0.207 0.097 1,987 0.047 Accept H6 Legal factors affect the relationship between land price and land bank 0.132 0.057 2,439 0.015 Accept Based on those, the article aims to determine the impact of factors on land prices and propose some recommendations for creating a land bank to implement investment projects in Vinh Long province. Keywords: bank; factors; impact; land; model; prices; research; variables
• EEMD-GA-LSTM: An innovative approach for daily solar radiation estimation in southern of Algeria by SENOUCI, Ahlam ; BENATIALLAH, Ali ; BENATIALLAH, Djelloul ; BOUCHOUICHA, Kada ; MAOUEDJ, Rachid (2025) - Each model component solves one problem in solar radiation forecasting: • EEMD is a method used for analyzing complex time-series data into simpler IMFs that represent the underlying patterns and trends in the overall variation of solar radiation Traditional forecasting approaches include the application of both statistical techniques and conventional machine learning models [3] this often falls short in terms of achieving the levels of intricacy for which non-linear patterns are captured in solar radiation data. Keywords: adrar; data; eemd; energy; learning; lstm; model; radiation; tamanrasset; vol
• Development of an andragogical model for optimizing di-dactic competencies in the public sector by Montes, Mercedes Fatima Benites ; Vera, Juan Raúl Egoavil (2025) - Keywords: Andragogical approach, Didactic competencies, Professional training, Pedagogical development, Training in the public sec-tor. Weighted semantic networks of andragogical approach and didactic competencies extracted from Atlas TI. Keywords: application; approach; competencies; dimensions; evaluation; impact; learning; model; results; sector; strategies; trainers; training; vol
• Prediction of deaths from COVID-19 with the modified logistic model, in Peru by Olegario, Marín Machuca, ; Blanca, Vargas Ayala, Jessica ; Adolfo, Pérez Ton, Luis ; Enrique, Chinchay Barragán, Carlos ; Pilar, Rojas Rueda, María del ; Alejandro, Huaranja Montaño, Max ; Antonio, Sernaqué Auccahuasi, Fernando (2025) - Bronshtein and Semendiaev [19] mentioned that to obtain the maximum values (𝑀) and for this type of logistic model, the first value (𝑃) must be precisely at the moment in which the behavior presents an inflection point, the second value (𝑄) is the last data and the third value (𝐼) is an intermediate value between the values 𝑃 and 𝑄. [20] P. Wang, X. Zheng, J. Li, and B. Zhu, Prediction of epidemic trends in COVID-19 with logistic model and machine learning technics, Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, vol. 139, p. 110058, 2020. Keywords: covid-19; deaths; model; number; people; peru; time; vol
• Analyzing the impact of higher education on economic growth in Qatar by Mrad, Jessica Abou ; Fayad, Nour Mohamad ; Zeineh, Hala (2025) - H1: Higher educational attainment positively influences the economic growth of Qatar-with increasing higher education levels among its population, the country will record higher economic growth in terms of GDP because a better-educated labor force is more productive and innovative. Qatar education statistics, by Soha Shami (2019). Keywords: attainment; collaboration; education; employment; force; gdp; growth; industry; innovation; labor; model; qatar; skills
• Analysis of liquidity risk management using neural networks: An applied study on tesla company for the period 2016-2023 by Talib, Aymen Hadi ; Zgair, Laith Ali ; Al-Obaidi, Rafid K. Nassif ; Mahmood, Oday Lateef (2025) - Cash, Coverage and Leverage Ratio Assessment of Tesla financial ratios depicts careful as well as proper management of its finances. Standard Deviation (σ) The standard deviation and variance of the annual returns indicate significant fluctuations in the company's financial performance, reflecting a high level of financial risk. Keywords: data; liquidity; model; ratio; returns; vol
• Detection of cocoa pod diseases using a hybrid feature extractor combining CNN and vision transformer with dual classifier by KOUASSI, Kouassi Simeon ; DIARRA, Mamadou ; EDI, Kouassi Hilaire ; Jean-Claude, KOUA Brou (2025) - Promising results for the classification of cocoa pod images, pave the way for practical solutions in the management of the Swollen Shoot pandemic. Hybrid feature extractors, such as CNN and Vision Transformers (ViT), allow for an in-depth analysis of cocoa pod images, facilitating the identification of characteristic disease symptoms. Keywords: accuracy; algorithm; classification; cnn; cocoa; data; detection; disease; feature; image; learning; model; pods; science; shoot; svm; vision; vol
• Convolutional neural networks in diabetic eye disease detection: A survey on retinopathy and macular edema by Kulkarni, Preethi ; Reddy. K, Srinivasa (2025) - The proposed architecture [7] features a hierarchical multi-task neural network with a squeeze- and-excitation (SE) network as the backbone for extracting image features at multiple scales. Its key component, the Inception module, enhances the network learns features at multiple scales concurrently, enhancing image classification performance. Keywords: accuracy; classification; detection; diabetic; dme; edema; et al; grading; images; learning; model; network; retinopathy; vol
• Classification of natural specializations by priority component of the telescopic model of the natural cycle of activity by Ishkov, Aleksandr (2025) - [102] G. Ekici, The analysis of teacher candidates' learning styles in terms of gender and overall academic success according to Gregorc and Kolb learning style models, Egitim ve Bilim, vol. 38, no. 167, pp. https://doi.org/10.1080/15391523.2007.10782498 [85] U. Lestari, S. Salam, Y.-H. Choo, A. Alomoush, and K. Al Qallab, Automatic prediction of learning styles: a comprehensive analysis of classification models, Bulletin of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, vol. 13, no. 5, pp. 3675-3685, 2024. Keywords: abstract; activity; classical; classification; concrete; cycle; education; journal; learning; model; priority; quarter; science; specializations; stage; styles; telescopic; telescopic model; vol
• Predicting WSN packet loss using machine learning: Applications in solid surroundings by Salim, Muhammed Sabri ; Sabri, Naseer ; Dheyab, Ali Abdul Rahman (2025) - [12] that examined path loss models using received signal strength (RSSI) for WSNs deployed in sparse and tall grass environments. [10] R. P. Sawant, Q. Liang, D. O. Popa, and F. L. Lewis, Experimental path loss models for wireless sensor networks, in MILCOM 2007-IEEE Military Communications Conference, 2007: IEEE, pp. 1-7. Keywords: angle; authors; data; distance; learning; loss; model; network; path; path loss; prediction; table; vol
• Detection and severity of COVID-19 cases based on patient symptoms Using decision trees by Benoso, Benjamín Luna ; Perales, José Cruz Martínez ; Rodríguez, Úrsula Samantha Morales ; Galicia, Jorge Cortés (2025) - Additionally, research has employed chest X-rays for COVID-19 detection, leveraging deep learning to achieve results [6-8]. After processing, a total of 50 fields were selected: 46 for input data used to train the decision tree and 4 as output data, corresponding to COVID-19 detection, severity, intubation cases, and ICU admission requirements. Keywords: accuracy; cart; cases; covid-19; detection; figure; model; variables; vol
• Impact of gate operations and environmental implications on downstream scour at Kalat Saleh regulator by Abbas, Hadi Ameer ; Majeed, Hayder Q. (2025) - According to FLOW Science [13] The physical properties of packed and suspended sediments, encompassing processes such as transport, erosion, sedimentation, and accumulation, is predicted using sediment scour models. Flow-3D software is commonly employed in numerous studies to replicate sediment scour, and the renormalized group model is the prevailing choice for this purpose. Keywords: bed; conditions; depth; flow; gate; kalat; model; operation; rate; regulator; saleh; science; scour; scouring; sediment; study; vol
• An intelligent credit card fraud detection model using data mining and ensemble learning by AL-Dulaimi, Ahmed Samer Ismail ; Abdelmaksoud, Islam R. ; Abdelrazek, Samir ; El-Bakry, Hazem M. (2025) - The strive of the industry towards technological innovation continuously increased credit card acceptability, hence massive growth in credit card transactions has been reported in recent years. Figure 1 depicts a surge in credit card transactions related to fraudulent activities. Keywords: accuracy; algorithm; card; classification; credit; dataset; detection; features; figure; fraud; learning; model; selection; system; vol
• The causes of economic growth: Revisiting our ignorance by Sá, Jorge ; Luís, Ana Lúcia ; Rodrigues, Paulo (2025) - Received: 16 December 2024; Revised: 23 January 2025; Accepted: 27 January 2025; Published: 10 February 2025 * Correspondence: analuis@isg.pt The causes of economic growth: Revisiting our ignorance Jorge Sá1, Ana Lúcia Luís2*, Paulo Rodrigues3 1Business and Economics School (ISG), CIGEST, Lisbon, Portugal, Senior Research Fellow at Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi-Ito Graduate School of Management, Los Angeles, United States; jorge.sa@isg.pt (J.S.). Abstract: The sources of economic growth are a recurrent theme in economic literature. Keywords: areas; business; countries; economic; global; growth; index; innovation; model; vol; world
• Effect of the 2D-LoA instructional model on vocational students' learning outcomes in higher education by Wakid, Muhkamad ; Sofyan, Herminarto ; Gunadi, Gunadi; Ilma, Arina Zaida (2025) - The average posttest score of the treatment group was higher than the control group, indicating that the implementation of 2D-LOA was effective in improving student learning outcomes. Thus, drill and practice can improve student learning outcomes. Keywords: assessment; class; control; education; group; learning; loa; model; outcomes; practice; skills; students; test; theory; vol
• Professional development model for language teachers in junior high schools in Anhui province, China by Ding, Jie ; Boonphadung, Suttipong (2025) - Against this backdrop, the purpose of the present study is to investigate the administrative context, PD level, and influencing factors of PD among junior high school language teachers in Anhui Province, and propose a PD model for language teachers. While existing literature offers valuable insights into various aspects of teacher PD, several critical gaps 1196 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 1195-1207, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4736 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate remain, particularly concerning junior high school language teachers. Keywords: development; education; factors; itf; language; model; professional; school; smf; teachers; tpdg; vol
• Factors influencing purchase decisions on social media platforms: The role of explainable artificial intelligence by Dat, Nguyen Van ; Dang, Pho Hai ; Thich, Nguyen Van (2025) - To bridge this research gap, this paper aims to develop a model to investigate users' attitudes toward social media advertising through their perceptions of XAI quality. The use of AI in advertising raises questions about consumer privacy, data security, and the potential for bias in algorithmic decision-making [4]. Keywords: advertising; attitudes; concerns; consumer; content; decisions; media; model; personalization; privacy; purchasing; research; social; study; vol; xai
• Research plan: Utilizing multiple regression analysis to evaluate factors influencing customer satisfaction with banking services by Othman, Khalid Talib (2025) - Correspondence: Khalidtalib822@gmail.com Research plan: Utilizing multiple regression analysis to evaluate factors influencing customer satisfaction with banking services Khalid Talib Othman1* 1Aliraqia University / College of Medicine, Iraq; Khalidtalib822@gmail.com (K.T.O.). Abstract: The main objective of the research will be to evaluate factors that affect customer satisfaction with the banking service provided through multiple regression analysis. Keywords: analysis; banking; customer; customer satisfaction; data; model; quality; regression; satisfaction; service; variable
• Classification of pineapple ripeness using YOLOv8 and convolutional neural networks under varied environmental conditions by Mihuandayani, Mihuandayani; Prasetya, Syadina Arya ; Mamuaya, Supit ; Tomatala, Michel Farrel ; Tuntun, Ritham (2025) - [18] B. Xiao, M. Nguyen, and W. Yan, Fruit ripeness identification Using YOLOv8 model, Multimedia Tools and Applications, vol. 83, pp. For instance, research Wang [9] leveraged YOLOv8 to automate fruit ripeness detection, testing the model on a dataset labelled by ripeness stage. Keywords: accuracy; classification; cnn; conditions; detection; fruit; images; learning; model; pineapple; research; ripeness; vol; yolov8
• Factors influencing the profitability of Vietnamese commercial banks during the 2013-2024 period by Nguyen, Ngan Bich ; Vu, Nhi Yen (2025) - For the period 2013–2017, Islam and Rana [7] examined the determinants of bank profitability among commercial banks in Bangladesh. [7] S. Islam and M. S. Rana, Determinants of bank profitability: Evidence from commercial banks of Bangladesh, Journal of Asian Business Strategy, vol. 9, no. 2, p. 174, 2019. Keywords: authors; banks; commercial; factors; gdp; impact; model; nim; profitability; roa; variable; vol
• Enhancing vocational education through the teaching factory model: A study on industry-education collaboration by Wahyudin, Diding ; Hanafi, Ivan ; Ahmad, Masduki (2025) - [25] who found that Teaching Factory programs significantly enhance students' understanding of industry practices Their research indicates that graduates from Teaching Factory programs are well-rounded individuals equipped to navigate the complexities of the modern workplace. Keywords: collaboration; education; factory; factory model; industry; learning; model; research; skills; students; study; teaching; teaching factory; vol
• Bearing fault diagnosis in high noise environment using multi-scale processing, channel-attention and feature-enhanced convolutional neural network model by Li, Xiuyu ; Tanjong, Shirley J. (2025) - The corresponding output is the fault type 𝑌𝑡, for model fault diagnosis. Deep learning has deep structures and effective nonlinear feature-extraction capabilities, enabling it to extract fault features directly from raw data and achieve end-to-end fault diagnosis, avoiding the tedious feature-extraction and classification steps of traditional methods. Keywords: attention; bearing; channel; data; diagnosis; fault; fault diagnosis; feature; layer; learning; mcfcnn; model; network; noise; signal
• The impact of debt on tax avoidance: Evidence from companies listed on the Korean stock market by Kwon, Gee-Jung (2025) - [25] explore how corporate tax avoidance affects the cost of debt (COD), focusing on the role of integrated report (IR) assurance. [22] G. Richardson, G. Taylor, and R. Lanis, The impact of financial distress on corporate tax avoidance spanning the global financial crisis: Evidence from Australia, Economic Modelling, vol. 44, pp. 44-53, 2015. Keywords: .0001; debt; debt level; level; model; period t; research; tax; tax avoidance; year t
• Business model development of experience economy using Chinese escape room as a simulation by Xiufeng, Ye ; Wisedsind, Noppawan ; Naknok, Sakchai (2025) - Customer experience maintains a strong positive relationship with customer value (r = 0.82), and satisfaction with escape room experiences strongly correlates with customer willingness to recommend (r = 0.91), demonstrating that delivering outstanding experiences is vital for gaining loyal customers and positive word-of-mouth that drives success in the competitive escape room industry. For the quantitative research, a purposive sampling method was employed to ensure that the sample consisted of customers who had participated in Chinese escape room experiences. Keywords: analysis; business; communication; customer; customer experience; design; development; economy; escape; escape room; experience; journal; learning; market; marketing; model; product; research; room; strategies; value; vol
• Project-based Sukuk issuance for sustainable toll road refinancing in Indonesia: A confirmatory factor analysis by Farikhi, Amrin ; Utomo, Christiono ; Ismal, Rifki (2025) - Among them, the exchange rate is the most significant influence, with a loading factor value of 0.935, indicating that exchange rates affect Sukuk issuance, followed by the high cost of funds with a value of 0.857, which suggests that the high cost of funding is a strong reason for companies to choose Sukuk as an alternative for infrastructure refinancing. [6]Empirical research shows that Sukuk issuance in Indonesia is influenced by company profitability, sharia compliance, Sukuk yield, company age, and inflation rate. Keywords: factor; financing; fit; indicators; infrastructure; issuance; model; project; road; sharia; sukuk; toll; value; vol
• Developing a top talent readiness model for public service institution: A soft systems methodology (SSM) approach by Wang, Henny ; Maarif, Mohammad Syamsul ; Zulbainarni, Nimmi ; Kuswanda, Harri (2025) - Ethics Determines whether the transformation process is morally justifiable and aligns with ethical considerations Prioritizing the principles of fairness, clarity, transparency, and objectivity, with a strong foundation in data-driven decision-making This structured approach ensures that the transformation of top talent management is not only feasible and resource-efficient but also strategically aligned, ethically sound, and sustainable for the long-term success of BPJS Ketenagakerjaan. Meanwhile, top talent management policies are specifically aimed at ensuring the availability of strong leadership to support the successful execution of long-term strategies. Keywords: approach; bpjs; career; development; employees; human; individual; ketenagakerjaan; key; learning; management; model; organization; performance; policies; process; readiness; study; system; talent; talent management; vol
• Analysis of digital banking service perceptions and its impact on customer satisfaction among generation Z by Hartanti, Maysya ; Kurniawan, Yohannes (2025) - This research examines the primary elements affecting their satisfaction with digital banking services in Greater Jakarta, utilizing data collected from 400 participants. The advent of digital banking services has introduced a new era in the banking industry, where conventional banking operations are carried out online, providing unparalleled convenience and flexibility to customers. Keywords: banking; banking services; banks; customer; customer satisfaction; digital; generation; journal; model; quality; research; satisfaction; security; services; study; trust; value; vol
• Application of autonomous intelligent customer behavior prediction model based on deep learning in retail marketing strategy optimization by Si, Zhuanghao ; Ali, Dhakir Abbas ; Rosli, Rozaini Binti ; Bhaumik, Amiya ; Ghosh, Abhijit (2025) - [30] W. A. Khan, S. H. Chung, M. U. Awan, and X. Wen, Machine learning facilitated business intelligence (Part I) The adoption of AI has led to increased interest among academics and practitioners in the changes it causes to business models, organisational designs, and strategy processes [5]. Keywords: business; customer; data; figure; intelligence; learning; machine; marketing; model; performance; prediction; research; system; vol
• GCSEM-YOLO small scale enhanced face detector based on YOLO by Zheng, Xuwen ; Zhou, Zhiwei ; Photong, Chonlatee (2025) - This approach incorporates a novel feature extraction module (GCSEM) alongside a specialized small-scale detection head, designed to capture pixel information across multiple levels and enhance the receptive field, thereby improving the accuracy of small face detection. Abstract: Face detection is a crucial aspect of computer vision, often challenged by factors such as varying scales, occlusions, and diverse facial features. Keywords: accuracy; detection; doi; face; face detection; feature; gcsem; information; learning; loss; model; module; network; performance; scale; vol; yolo
• Investigate the needs of students and educators in the development of a learning model for reading comprehension in middle school by Wulandari, Ayu ; Sayuti, Suminto A. ; Wiyatmi, Wiyatmi (2025) - Abstract: This research aims to describe a framework for investigating the needs of students and educators in developing reading comprehension learning models in junior high schools. In implementing reading comprehension learning, 96% of students also want to use various learning media. Keywords: comprehension; comprehension learning; educators; learning; model; needs; reading; students
• Determining factors influencing environmental knowledge and place attachment on urban residents’ environmental responsible behaviour in urban green space of Henan Province, China: The role of situational factors as a moderator by Guo, Xiaohui ; Khatibi, Ali ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - [10] A. Gkargkavouzi, G. Halkos, and S. Matsiori, Environmental behavior in a private-sphere context: Integrating theories of planned behavior and value belief norm, self-identity and habit, Resources, Conservation and Recycling, vol. 148, pp. The results show that environmental knowledge under each measurement dimension has a significant positive effect on environmental responsibility behavior and place attachment, with path coefficients of 0.419 and 0.775, respectively; and place attachment (path coefficient 0.469) also has a significant positive effect on environmental responsibility behavior. Keywords: analysis; attachment; authors; behavior; environmental; factors; journal; knowledge; learning; model; place; place attachment; research; residents; responsibility; responsibility behavior; results; science; study; vol
• Does one size fit all? The sector-specific impact of R&D investment intensity and CEO educational backgrounds on corporate social responsibility performance by Al-Dubai, Shehabaddin Abdullah Abdulwadod (2025) - Abstract: Researchers emphasize the importance of CEOs' educational backgrounds in shaping the internal mechanisms of corporate governance, with recent scholarly studies highlighting the profound influence of CEOs' attributes on CSR performance. Among these factors, CEO attributes—particularly educational background—and R&D investment intensity have emerged as significant determinants of CSR performance Keywords: business; ceos; companies; csr; csr performance; education; intensity; investment; journal; management; manufacturing; model; performance; postgraduate; r&d; responsibility; service; study; sustainability; table; vol
• Does the shadow economy have a significant impact on tax revenues in ASEAN? by Song, Kosal (2025) - Nchor [18] corroborated this by noting that corruption and weak enforcement intensified shadow economies in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary. [9] F. Schneider and D. H. Enste, Shadow economies: Size, causes, and consequences, Journal of Economic Literature, vol. 38, no. 1, pp. Keywords: economic; economy; fdi; gdp; model; revenues; sde; shadow; shadow economy; tax; value; vol
• A study of deep learning-based algorithms for supply chain logistics demand forecasting by meijing, Song ; Saad, Nor Hasliza Md. (2025) - Outlier removal in supply chain logistics demand data based on local outlier factor, the specific steps are as follows: (1) Define the distance of k . Among where: the input layer is responsible for receiving supply chain logistics demand data; the BiLSTM layer is used to capture the long-term dependencies in the input data; the AM layer allows the prediction model to focus on the important information in the input data to improve the accuracy of the model prediction; the full connectivity layer integrates the information from the attention layer and maps it to the prediction feature space for further processing and extraction of the key features to prepare for the final prediction results; the output layer is responsible for transforming the processing results of the full connectivity layer into the final prediction information, i.e. the predicted value of supply chain logistics demand. Keywords: chain logistics; data; demand forecasting; forecasting; gate; information; input; inventory; layer; learning; logistics demand; model; output; prediction; supply chain; time; transportation; vol
• Analysis of obesity statuses on rats using blood test parameters: A feasibility study by URAL, Ali Berkan ; KOÇ, Evren (2025) - The proposed methodology involves collecting blood samples from obese and normal (control group) rats, extracting key metabolic parameters, and utilizing machine learning models to classify https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5176-9280 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0022-9433 1666 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3: 1665-1674, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5666 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate obesity status. [14] V. Osadchiy et al., Machine learning model to predict obesity using gut metabolite and brain microstructure data, Scientific Reports, vol. 13, no. 1, p. 5488, 2023. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-32313-4 Keywords: data; learning; machine; model; obese; obesity; rats; study; svm; vol
• Study on predicting low birth rates through data analysis on the relationship between various economic indicators and birth rates by Kim, Bong-Hyun (2025) - bhkim@seowon.ac.kr Study on predicting low birth rates through data analysis on the relationship between various economic indicators and birth rates Bong-Hyun Kim1* 1Department of Computer Engineering, 377-3, Musimseo-ro, Seowon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, 28674, Republic of Korea; bhkim@seowon.ac.kr (B.H.K.). Through this approach, we identify key economic factors that significantly influence birth rates and explore predictions regarding low birth rates. Keywords: analysis; birth; correlation; data; model; population; rate; regression; vol
• Evaluating the impact of AI-generated synthetic noisy data on human emotion recognition models by Sultanov, Dastan ; Seitbekov, Sanzhar ; Ayanbek, Shynara ; Assubay, Miras ; Sarsengaliyev, Zhaisang ; Kartbayev, Amandyk (2025) - The findings suggest that the quality of synthetic images plays a crucial role in model effectiveness, as insufficient diversity may introduce noise rather than beneficial augmentation. Subsequent improvements in generative models have made synthetic images nearly indistinguishable from real ones, leading to promising applications in FER dataset augmentation [9]. Keywords: data; dataset; emotion; expressions; fer; images; learning; model; performance; recognition; synthetic; training; vol
• Hybrid approach based on wavelets, Kalman filters, Arima, and neural networks for mastering electrical energy at the residential level: Forecasting the electrical energy consumption of residences in the city of Lomé by Babikou, Yéloiti N’poh ; Guenoukpati, Agbassou ; Salami, Adekunlé Akim ; Kodjo, Koffi Mawugno (2025) - Additionally, the availability of a database containing residential electrical energy data is essential for analyzing, understanding, and modeling residential energy consumption Materials and Methods For this study, residential electrical energy data was collected every minute for 28 houses from a dataset gathered in Lomé, southern Togo, West Africa, covering the period from 15/07/2021 10:15 to 28/12/2023 23:59 for all 28 residences considered. Keywords: arima; authors; data; decomposition; energy; forecasting; hybrid; kalman; learning; model; prediction; residence; results; vol; wavelet
• The impact of public investment on economic growth in Vietnam by Le, Thi Minh Ngoc ; Nguyen, Thi Thuy Huong ; Nguyen, Minh Nhat ; Truong, Quoc Cuong ; Nguyen, Dieu Linh (2025) - Despite economic downturns like the 2008 financial crisis, public investment growth persisted, largely driven by government initiatives. To assess the influence of public investment growth on economic growth, this study employs the ARDL model. Keywords: ardl; development; fdi; growth; impact; investment; model; projects; results; study; term; test; variables; vietnam; vol
• Research on API security vulnerability detection and repair mechanism based on deep learning by Zou, Hong ; Zhang, Jiafa ; Zeng, Zifeng ; Xu, Weijie ; Jiang, Jiawei (2025) - Performance comparison between rule-based matching and deep learning models for API security vulnerability detection From the data in Table 2, the rule-matching-based approach performs less well than the deep learning model in terms of both detection accuracy and response time. Keywords: API security vulnerability, Deep learning, Repair mechanism. Keywords: api; data; detection; learning; model; module; repair; response; security; time; vulnerability
• Impact of social media platforms on the construction of social networks among the middle class by Li, Ziming ; Samsurijan, Mohamad Shaharudin (2025) - Accepted: 10 March 2025; Published: 26 March 2025 * Correspondence: ziming7i7i@163.com Impact of social media platforms on the construction of social networks among the middle class Ziming Li1,2*, Mohamad Shaharudin Samsurijan1 1School of Social Science, University of Science (Universiti Sains Malaysia), Penang11800, Malaysia; ziming7i7i@163.com (Z.L.) yantang632@gmail.com (M.S.S.). Abstract: This study systematically explores the impact mechanism of social media platforms on the construction of social networks among the middle class, focusing on how platforms reshape the path of social capital accumulation, strengthen class identity boundaries, and regulate cross-group interaction patterns. Keywords: algorithm; behavior; class; content; cross; frequency; identity; interaction; media; model; network; platform; recommendation; social; study; users; vol
• Development of a project based learning model with multiliteracy pedagogic content to improve critical thinking skills, problem solving skills, decision making skills, and environmental literacy by Agustira, Deden ; Al-Muhdhar, Mimien Henie Irawati ; Lestari, Sri Rahayu ; Pratiwi, Rani Tania (2025) - [38] B. Cope and M. Kalantzis, Multiliteracies: Literacy learning and the design of social futures. While environmental literacy is one of the 21st century topics that is heavily stressed in school curricula, the thinking skills mentioned in this study are critical thinking, problem solving, and decision-making skills that are part of learning skills. Keywords: development; education; learning; literacy; making; model; problem; project; skills; solving; students; thinking; vol
• Identifying the tax compliance intention of SMEs in Cambodia: An analysis with the PLS-SEM by Eng, Ratana ; Lim, Siphat (2025) - The research is organized into five distinct sections: the first section introduces the topic, the second section synthesizes previous studies related to tax compliance, the third section outlines the research methodology, the fourth section presents the research findings, and the fifth section concludes. The result indicated that all four determinants—attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, and patriotism—are significantly related to the intentions toward tax compliance. Keywords: behavioral; compliance; compliance intention; intention; model; norms; patriotism; research; study; tax; tax compliance; variables; vol
• Fraud credit card transaction detection using hybrid multilayer perceptron-random forest method by Subagio, Alexander ; Utama, Ditdit Nugeraha (2025) - The result showed that the accuracy for SVM, Decision Tree and Random Forest model were 90.0, 94.3, and 95.5. The combination of parameters that produce the best result for Random Forest model were 100 estimators, maximum depth of 10, minimum samples to split of 2, 4 minimum samples required in a leaf and maximum features using sqrt. Keywords: card; credit; forest; fraud; learning; mlp; model; performance; study; transactions
• Conservatism and stock crash risk: An investigation in a frontier market by Le, Thi Ngoc Phuong ; Minh, Thu Vu Thi ; Hoang, Ha Thi Thu ; Dung, Dinh Thuy (2025) - Abstract: This study investigates the influence of accounting conservatism on stock price crash risk. Our findings reveal a negative impact of accounting conservatism on stock price crash risk. Keywords: accounting; conservatism; crash; firm; model; price; prudence; risk; stock; vol
• The impact of academic resource sharing on university development and talent training in Heilongjiang Province, Chi by Donglai, Shi ; Hamid, Junainah Abd ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - In the context of globalization, the sharing of academic resources has become an important means to enhance the competitiveness of university research, promote interdisciplinary cooperation and promote high-quality education. The impact of academic resource sharing on university development and talent training in Heilongjiang Province, China Shi Donglai1*, Junainah Abd Hamid2, Jacquline Tham3 1Qiqihar University, Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, China; 13694521314@163.com (S.D.). Keywords: academic; cooperation; data; development; education; heilongjiang; model; research; resource sharing; resources; sharing; talent; training; universities; university; vol
• Enhancing emotion analysis through valence-arousal modeling with user and AI evaluations by Jin, Wookyaung ; Kim, Hyunjung (2025) - In this study, equal weights (0.5) applied to both user and model evaluations resulted in a balanced integration of subjective user assessments and model predictions, leading to a richer emotional spectrum. By contrast, when user evaluations were heavily weighted (0.9) relative to model evaluations (0.1) the results closely resembled the V- or U-shaped distributions observed in previous research. Keywords: analysis; data; doi; emotion; evaluations; model; vol
• Bi-LSTM-XGBoost ensemble-based intrusion detection system: Addressing data imbalance and enhancing minority class performance by KIM, Woo-Seong ; KIM, Hyun-Jung (2025) - [6] targeted IoT network environments using ensemble models but demonstrated suboptimal performance for R2L and U2R attack types Rohini, et al. Keywords: Bi-LSTM, XGBoost, Ensemble Model, Intrusion Detection System, Minority Class Detection. Keywords: data; detection; lstm; model; vol; xgboost
• An enhanced fabric recognition algorithm utilizing advanced data processing techniques by An, MingShou ; Cao, Shuang ; Lim, Hye-Youn ; Kang, Dae-Seong (2025) - Keywords: Fabric recognition, Innovative data processing, MobileNetV3, ReLU, SELU. As a result, fabric recognition has become essential for ensuring quality control and optimizing production management. Keywords: attention; fabric; learning; mobilenetv3; model; recognition; vol
• Exchange rate dynamics and trade balance in Somalia: An ARDL approach by Nur, Abdulkadir Mohamed ; Ali, Ali Yassin Sheikh (2025) - The study found that over time, GDP, along with the real effective exchange rate (REER), had positive impacts on trade balances, whereas inflation rates and foreign direct investment (FDI) negatively influenced Somalia's trade balance in the long run. So, the goal of this study is to look at Somalia's short- and long-term exchange rates and trade balances in a way that is based on facts. Keywords: balance; currency; exchange; exchange rate; model; price; rate; somalia; study; trade; trade balance; vol
• MGWO-CNN: A bio-inspired deep learning approach for COVID-19 detection in chest X-ray images by Ogundokun, Roseline Oluwaseun ; Owolawi, Pius Adewale ; Du, Chunling (2025) - Published: 5 April 2025 * Correspondence: ogundokunroseline1@gmail.com MGWO-CNN: A bio-inspired deep learning approach for COVID-19 detection in chest X-ray images Roseline Oluwaseun Ogundokun1*, Pius Adewale Owolawi2, Chunling Du3 1,2,3Department of Computer Systems Engineering, Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), Pretoria, South Africa; ogundokunroseline1@gmail.com (R.O.O.). [9] in conjunction with CNN (MGWO-CNN) to analyze chest X-ray images. Keywords: accuracy; algorithm; chest; cnn; covid-19; doi; grey; images; learning; mgwo; model; ray; training; vol; wolf
• The "Care" learning model: The value education for strengthening the religious moderation by PF, Kadek Aria Prima Dewi ; Perbowosari, Heny ; Wahyuni, Ni Nyoman Tri (2025) - This study highlighted importance of the student-based approach and cognitive conflict role in improving the capabilities of student moral assessment which comprehensively aims to integrate universal moral values into moral education in China. Therefore, government of the Republic of Indonesia developed a program as the strategy for conflict prevention, referred to as Religious Moderation Program in 2021. Keywords: case; development; education; indonesia; learning; model; moderation; program; students; teachers; value
• Beyond formal education: Exploring informal apprenticeship as a pathway to entrepreneurial success from a Ghanaian perspective by Mwinkume, Gabriel ; Nandakumar, C.D. ; Aidoo, Emmanuel ; Yeboah, Solomon T. (2025) - In addition, policymakers can integrate informal apprenticeship models into national skill development programs, creating a structured pathway that supports the transition from apprenticeship to business ownership [46]. By understanding the factors that drive informal apprenticeship choices, the logit model can contribute to broader theories of labour market participation and informal sector development, particularly in contexts where formal employment opportunities are limited. Keywords: apprenticeships; authors; career; choice; driving; education; factors; ghana; individuals; influence; logit; model; potential; research; self; study; success; vol
• Assessment of the impact of the lesson study approach and didactic suitability criteria on mathematics teacher training from the onto-semiotic approach by Morales-Maure, Luisa ; Vazquez, Evelyn García ; Marimón, Orlando García ; Ponce, Berenice Alfaro (2025) - Received: 3 January 2025; Revised: 14 March 2025; Accepted: 18 March 2025; Published: 7 April 2025 * Correspondence: luisa.morales@up.ac.pa Assessment of the impact of the lesson study approach and didactic suitability criteria on mathematics teacher training from the onto-semiotic approach Luisa Morales-Maure1,5*, Evelyn García Vazquez2, Orlando García Marimón3,5, Berenice Alfaro Ponce4,6 1,2,3Faculty of Natural Sciences, Exact Sciences and Technology, Universidad de Panamá, Panamá 3366, Panama, and Department of Mathematics, Research Group in Mathematics Education, Panama; luisa.morales@up.ac.pa (L.M.M.) evelyn.garciav@up.ac.pa (E.G.V.) orlando.egarcia@up.ac.pa (O.G.M.) 4Tecnologico de Monterrey, The Institute for Obesity Research, Av. The study concludes that integrating Lesson Study and DSC enhances both mathematical knowledge and instructional quality, providing a scalable model for mathematics teacher training. Keywords: analysis; education; knowledge; learning; lesson; mathematics; model; program; study; teacher; training; vol
• Impact of foreign direct investment and remittances on Nigeria’s economic performance: An empirical investigation by Orumwense, Evelyn Olubanke ; Akanegbu, Benedict ; Azu, Nnanna P. (2025) - While some studies report a significant positive relationship between these variables and economic growth [9, 10]. The objectives are to examine the short-run and long-run effects of FDI and remittances on economic growth and assess whether the effects of positive and negative changes in these inflows are asymmetric. Keywords: ardl; capita; fdi; gdp; growth; impact; inflows; investment; model; nigeria; remittances; run; study; vol
• Cloud-based accounting challenges and integration amongst accounting and finance professionals in Nigeria by Ugbah, Andrew ; Ighosewe, Felix Enaibre ; Erhijakpor, Andrew, E.O. (2025) - Therefore, the study concludes that high security issues (SI), compatibility issues (CS), internet reliability (IR), and regulatory ambiguities (RA) significantly deter CA integration, but a moderate rise in subscription costs (SS) and training costs (TC) increases CA integration. Consequent upon the various result, the study concludes that high security issues (SI), compatibility issues (CS), internet reliability (IR) regulatory ambiguities (RA) deters CA integration 838 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 827-840, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6111 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate significantly but moderate rise in subscription costs (SS), training costs (TC) increases CA integration. Keywords: accounting; cloud; costs; data; finance; integration; internet; issues; model; research; security; subscription; training; vol
• Research on the impact of social exclusion on conspicuous consumption: The moderating role of mindfulness by Jiang, Zhi-Wei ; Chang, Shu-Ya (2025) - * Correspondence: 2405146387@qq.com Research on the impact of social exclusion on conspicuous consumption: The moderating role of mindfulness Zhi-Wei Jiang1*, Shu-Ya Chang1 1Dhurakij Pundit University, Chinese International College, Bangkok, Thailand; 2405146387@qq.com (Z.W.J.) shu-ya.cha@dpu.ac.th (S.Y.C.). Abstract: This study examines the relationship between social exclusion and conspicuous consumption behavior, with a focus on the mediating role of psychological distress. Keywords: authors; consumer; consumption; distress; exclusion; identity; individuals; journal; mindfulness; model; relationship; research; self; study; vol
• Analysis of employment trends and prediction model for Chinese college graduates based on natural language processing by Jian, Kong ; Dizon, Ma. Agatha Anne D. (2025) - These efforts demonstrated better performance than traditional statistical forecasts, suggesting that non-linear models can capture complex patterns in graduate employment data. This is a first-of-its-kind integration applied to Chinese graduate employment, bridging the gap between qualitative text analysis and quantitative forecasting. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; data; employment; ensemble; graduate; job; learning; model; nlp; prediction; study; vol
• Examining the structural design of deep pile foundation bridge under different directions of water movement by Hakim, Ahmed Saeed (2025) - The study examined the dynamic response of bridge piers, specifically in terms of acceleration and displacement under multiple load conditions along the pile cap foundation. [10] Y. Ding, R. Ma, Y.-D. Shi, and Z.-X. Li, Underwater shaking table tests on bridge pier under combined earthquake and wave-current action, Marine Structures, vol. 58, pp. Keywords: acceleration; bridge; current; direction; displacement; figure; model; pier; pile; vol; water; wave
• Family-based care model for dependent elderly: Integration family systems nursing theory and disengagement theory to achieve sustainable development goals by Mendrofa, Fery Agusman Motuho (2025) - In middle-income countries, family care remains the prevailing modality supported by cultural values of filial piety and familial obligation [4]. [11] call for elderly care models that address not only proximal health demands but also more distal social determinants. Keywords: care; community; disengagement; family; health; healthcare; model; nursing; research; sdg; study; theory; vol
• Economic study on the feasibility of building a standard model to predict wheat yield production in Iraq using the bootstrapping and time series method by Frahan, Alaa K. ; Hatim, T.A. ; Bandar, Sarah A. (2025) - Description of a standard economic model of the relationship between wheat production and wheat production costs, based on the bootstrap method and the time series analysis method. Wheat production increased from about 1.1 million tons in 1997, to about 6.3 million tons in 2020 Keywords: autocorrelation; bootstrap; iraq; method; model; production; value; vol; wheat
• Impact mechanism of green supply chain management on enterprise innovation performance, mediating role of strategic flexibility and moderating effect of environmental scanning by Wang, Wenjuan (2025) - [9] A. Saeed, F. Rasheed, M. Waseem, and M. I. Tabash, Green human resource management and environmental performance: the role of green supply chain management practices, Benchmarking: An International Journal, vol. 29, no. 9, pp. https://doi.org/10.1002/bse.274 [23] Y. Agyabeng-Mensah, E. Afum, C. Agnikpe, J. Cai, E. Ahenkorah, and E. Dacosta, Exploring the mediating influences of total quality management and just in time between green supply chain practices and performance, Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. Keywords: analysis; chain; data; effect; green; gscm; management; measurement; mediating; model; performance; practices; scale; supply; vol
• Planning strategy through reduce cognitive load of secondary school students: Brief metacognitive development analysis by Jatmiko, Jatmiko; Retnawati, Heri ; Rohman, Arif (2025) - Related through conclusions, implementation of Cognitive Load Theory in mathematics teaching is considered important to reduce non-essential cognitive load which could hinder student learning. There are two elementary problems which would be target of this research, types of metacognitive learning strategies which are often used by students within this level of Mathematic and types of metacognitive learning strategies which are rarely used by students at this level of Mathematic. Keywords: knowledge; learning; load; mathematics; metacognition; model; problems; process; research; school; skills; solving; strategies; students; thinking; vol
• Machine learning and statistical modeling in firm value prediction by Van, Trang, Do Thi ; Thu, Huyen, Giang Thi (2025) - Due to unclear dependencies within variables, identifying relationship between them is a very difficult task that can be tackled properly by machine learning models. The results of machine learning models. Keywords: dang; firm; impact; learning; machine; machine learning; model; regression; value; variables; vietnam; vol; 𝑅𝑂𝑆
• Social problem-solving ability as a protective mediator: Reducing burnout among counselors in high-stress educational contexts by Zhang, Wenxiao ; Keat, Ooi Boon (2025) - Social problem-solving capacity serves as a valuable personal resource that alleviates the impact of chronic work stress on counselor burnout. In the context of counselor burnout, career-related self-efficacy (confidence in one’s ability to fulfill work tasks), positive outcome expectations (belief that working hard will lead to valued outcomes), and commitment to personal goals can be seen as protective factors. Keywords: burnout; coping; counselors; eri; jdcs; job; model; problem; resources; scct; solving; spsi; stress; support
• An extension of complex fuzzy inference system for alert earlier credit risk at business banks by Huong, Trieu Thu ; Hai, Chu Thi Hong ; Duc, Phan Thanh (2025) - Mamdani complex fuzzy inference system with rule reduction using complex fuzzy measures in granular computing, Mathematics, vol. 8, no. 5, p. 707, 2020. Since then, fuzzy inference models have been used in various fields, including commercially significant ones. Keywords: cfis; cftl; credit; inference; learning; mamdani; model; risk; system; vol
• Towards sustainable tourism through circular economy: The case of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam by Sen, Cao Thi ; Hung, Tran Minh (2025) - Complete the legal framework for the circular economy: The government should establish clear and specific criteria to assess and categorize the level of circular economy development in tourism. ctsen@tdu.edu.vn Towards sustainable tourism through circular economy: The case of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam Cao Thi Sen1*, Tran Minh Hung2 1,2Tay Keywords: delta; development; economy; mekong; model; resources; tourism; tourism development; vol; waste
• Gaduh goats in rotation and poverty alleviation efforts: A case study in a mountain village in Indonesia by Hanif, Muhammad ; Pujiati, Pujiati; Sulistyarsi, Ani (2025) - SAE researchers and PPK in procuring goats adjust the type of goat that is of interest to potential rowdy (goat type and gender). When purchasing goats there are several things to consider, including; The population's interest in the type of goat that suits the environment of Sodong Hamlet, the gender and age of the goat. Keywords: capital; community; development; goat; hamlet; income; model; people; poverty; ppk; research; residents; results; rowdy; rowing; sae; sodong; vol
• Dynamics of inclusive growth in Indonesia: Key factors in emerging and lagging regions of Java by Siatan, Mairizal Salehudin ; Djayasinga, Marselina ; Suparta, I Wayan (2025) - Abstract: Inclusive economic growth is characterized by an increase in real per capita income, poverty reduction, diversification of business sectors, and decreasing inequality. The outcomes experienced by countries that have transformed their economic systems highlight the impact of inclusive economic growth. Keywords: access; development; economic; effect; growth; iii; impact; inclusion; inclusive; inequality; infrastructure; ipei; java; model; opportunities; poverty; quadrant; regency; regions; test; value; vol
• Risk measurement model on top 10 cryptocurrency market capitalization by Faruq, Umar Al ; Salim, Dwi Fitrizal ; Kristanti, Farida Titik (2025) - The analysis method applied in this study begins with the estimation of volatility models using the GARCH Bollerslev This study confirms that the selection of volatility models cannot be generalized for all cryptocurrencies. Keywords: cryptocurrencies; distribution; garch; journal; market; model; msgarch; regime; risk; study; var; volatility
• Generative LLM-based distance education decision design in Argentine universities by Meng, LingYan ; Guo, Yeyuan (2025) - This paper proposes a generative LLM-based decision design that integrates course knowledge graphs and student profiles into a retrieval-augmented prompting framework. [16] J. Frej, A. Dai, S. Montariol, A. Bosselut, and T. Käser, Course recommender systems need to consider the job market, in Proceedings of the 47th International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, 2024, pp. 522-532. Keywords: baseline; course; data; decision; education; graph; knowledge; learning; llm; model; recommendations; student; system; vol
• Analysis of the relationship between peak time of GR4J model and observed discharge: A case study of river basins (DAS) in Java Island by Munajat, C. M. ; Darsono, Sri Legowo W. ; Soekarno, Indratmo ; Harlan, Dhemi (2025) - Analysis of the relationship between peak time of GR4J model and observed discharge: A case study of river basins (DAS) in Java Island C. M. Munajat1*, Sri Legowo W. Darsono2, Indratmo Soekarno3, Dhemi Harlan4 1,2,3,4Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Bandung, Indonesia; cecepmmunajat@gmail.com Keywords: Calibration model, GR4J model, Upper citarum watershed, Validation model, Water resources management. Keywords: authors; calibration; data; discharge; flood; gr4j; gr4j model; hydrograph; model; rainfall; river; study; time; unit; vol; watershed
• Wind turbine blade icing prediction based on CNN-BiGRU with Optimized training strategy by Chen, Tao ; Deng, Xianghong ; Lei, Mingze ; Photong, Chonlatee (2025) - Therefore, developing wind turbine blade icing prediction models is crucial for practical applications in industry, helping companies enhance operational efficiency and minimize risks. Input Feature Selection This study gathered wind turbine blade icing data from a wind farm located in Hunan Province, China, utilizing turbines produced by Harbin Electric Group. Keywords: accuracy; bigru; blade; cnn; data; feature; icing; layer; learning; model; performance; prediction; time; training; turbine; vol; wind; wind turbine
• In-depth study of path loss and coverage areas of selected GSM signals over a typical Sudan Savannah environment by Abe, Bolanle T. ; Akinbolati, Akinsanmi (2025) - [17] C. Abiodun, S. Azi, J. Ojo, and P. Akinyemi, Assessment of path loss prediction models for wireless propagation channels at l-band frequency over different micro-cellular environments of Ekiti State, Southwestern Nigeria, International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering vol. 11, pp. 1103-1109, 2017. [19] A. Akinbolati and O. J. Agunbiade, Assessment of error bounds for path loss prediction models for TV white space usage in Ekiti State, Nigeria, International Journal of Information Engineering and Electronic Business (IJIEEB), vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 28-39, 2020. Keywords: areas; authors; elevation; loss; mobile; model; path; path loss; propagation; radio; rss; signal; study; transmission; vol
• Predicting the cassava economy in Lampung province: An ARIMA-based forecast of supply, demand, and price by Zakaria, Wan Abbas ; Tambunan, Varingan Prianando ; Indriani, Yaktiworo (2025) - According to the Lampung Province Department of Industry and Trade [60] the need for fresh cassava for the tapioca industry in Lampung Province is 9,576,000 tons per year, because the need this raw material cannot be supplied from cassava production Lampung Province, tapioca industry must buy fresh cassava from outside Lampung Province. In Lampung Province, especially as a center for cassava production in Indonesia, the decline in economic growth has caused a decline in farmers' income as a result of a decline in food production and consumption. Keywords: arima; cassava; cassava production; consumption; data; decline; demand; farmers; food; forecasting; industry; lampung province; level; model; price; production; results; science; supply; tapioca; vol
• Smart wearable devices for anxiety regulation in pet dogs: Integrating deep learning with thin-film materials by Cui, Yan ; Xie, Yanhong ; Zainol, Amer Shakir Bin (2025) - To examine the efficacy of DìRelaxTM, a nutraceutical designed for reducing dog anxiety, Root Canal Therapy (RCT)-type research was examined [14]. The regulations address animal anxiety as a condition, addressing excessive vocalization, destructive behavior, and restlessness. Keywords: animal; anxiety; dogs; learning; model; precision; recall; research; score; stackedcnn; vol
• Operational sustainability of microfinance institutions in emerging economies: The role of institutional quality, technology, and macroeconomic conditions by Thang, Le Ngoc ; Nguyen, Kim Thi Chung ; Dao, Thi Ho Huong ; Truong, Quoc Cuong ; Nguyen, Minh Nhat (2025) - [14] Z. Xie et al., Achieving financial sustainability through revenue diversification: A green pathway for financial institutions in Asia, Sustainability, vol. 14, no. 6, p. 3512, 2022. https://doi.org/10.3390/su14063512 Abstract: This study examines the key determinants shaping operational sustainability in Vietnamese microfinance institutions (MFIs), which play a vital role in advancing financial inclusion for marginalized populations. Keywords: compliance; cost; diversification; financial; governance; management; mfis; microfinance; model; sustainability; vietnam; vol
• Prediction by artificial neural network of insulation performance of eco-treated cork stoppers: Experimental measurement, modeling and optimization by Kermezli, Tayeb ; Announ, Mohamed ; Boukrida, Aboubakr ; Douani, Mustapha (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to predict by artificial neural networks (ANN) the improvement in mass insulation of cork stoppers treated by high temperature thermal (HTT) and/or boiling. Introduction The study of fluid flow in heterogeneous and anisotropic porous media, such as cork stoppers, highlights the importance of material management and selection for insulation purposes [1-3]. Keywords: cork; diffusion; figure; mass; model; protocol; science; temperature; tht; treatment; vol; ° c
• Reforming translation education: The power of inquiry-based learning in translators’ cognitive development by Khalaf, Bilal ; Al-Abbas, Linda ; Mahmood, Ihab ; Shabeeb, Taha ; Mustafa, Sajjad (2025) - The gradual development in the application of inquiry learning and further evaluations carried out subsequently for better learning practice in the inquiry-based classrooms [2]. [50] A. Keselman, Supporting inquiry learning by promoting normative understanding of multivariable causality, Journal of Research in Science Teaching, vol. 40, no. 9, pp. Keywords: development; inquiry; knowledge; learners; learning; literacies; literacy; model; process; skills; studies; translation; translators; vol
• Personalized experience: The relationship between customer preference prediction and emotional satisfaction in homestay inn design by Tian, Huanhuan (2025) - This paper analyzes the impact of homestay inn design elements on customers' emotional satisfaction through the comprehensive use of qualitative and quantitative research methods, and constructs and validates a prediction model of customer preferences, which provides data support for personalized services in the homestay inn industry. Related Work In-depth analysis of customer preferences not only helps companies better position their products and services, but also provides guidance in product design, marketing strategy development, and customer relationship management. Keywords: customer; data; design; experience; homestay; model; preference; research; satisfaction; study; vol
• Myers-Briggs typology from the perspective of classification of natural specializations by Ishkov, Aleksandr (2025) - Machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) techniques are being used to determine MBTI personality type from text samples extracted from their comments by YouTube users [35]. The application of deep learning models to identify MBTI personality types Keywords: briggs; classification; cns; indicator; learning; mbti; model; myers; personality; priority; specializations; system; types; typology; vol
• Applying machine learning technique to study the influence of financial decisions on firm value by Van, Trang Do Thi ; Viet, Thang Doan ; Canh, Duong Nguyen ; Ngoc, Huyen Pham ; Xuan, Mai Nguyen Thi (2025) - These findings provide valuable insights for corporate managers, investors, and policymakers in optimizing financial strategies to maximize firm value. Keywords: Financial decisions, Firm value, Machine learning. Keywords: authors; capital; decisions; dividend; firm; impact; investment; learning; machine; model; research; value; variables; vol
• The impact of internet addiction on psychological depression: The mediating role of social anxiety and the moderating role of social support by Gao, Jiawei ; Tien, Lichu (2025) - The results indicate that: (1) Internet addiction has a significant positive effect on psychological depression among Chinese university students; (2) Social anxiety mediates the relationship between internet addiction and psychological depression; (3) Social support moderates the impact of internet addiction on psychological depression. Internet Addiction and Psychological Depression Research on the relationship between internet addiction and depression can be categorized into three main models: the unidirectional causal model (where internet addiction may lead to depression, or vice versa), the positive correlation model (where both conditions co-occur at the same time), and the bidirectional causal model (where internet addiction exacerbates depressive symptoms, while depression, in turn, increases the likelihood of internet addiction) Keywords: analysis; anxiety; depression; effect; hypothesis; internet addiction; model; psychological; relationship; students; study; support; symptoms; vol
• Greenwashing and board effectiveness: Moderating role of CSR committee from Malaysia evidence by Jamil, Nurul Nazlia ; Wahyuni, Ersa Tri (2025) - [11] F. Haque and C. G. Ntim, Corporate board committees and corporate outcomes: A review, Journal of Business Ethics, vol. 163, no. 3, pp. 1-25, 2020. First, it adds to our understanding of the little-known causes of greenwashing, such as how corporate reforms pertaining to the representation of women on corporate boards enhance businesses' environmental performance by curbing greenwashing. Keywords: board; committee; companies; csr; directors; diversity; esg; expertise; firms; governance; greenwashing; independence; model; sustainability; vol
• A data-driven study of road traffic accidents in Albania: Nonlinear regression applications in the transportation system by Kovaci, Sander ; Meco, Zhifka Muka ; Celestine, Agbata Benedict ; Malotaj, Marin ; Dervishi, Raimonda ; Emadifar, Homan (2025) - Published: 15 May 2025 * Correspondence: raimondadervishi@yahoo.com A data-driven study of road traffic accidents in Albania: Nonlinear regression applications in the transportation system Sander Kovaci1, Zhifka Muka Meco1, Agbata Benedict Celestine2, Marin Malotaj3, Raimonda Dervishi1*, Homan Emadifar4,5,6 1Department of Mathematical Engineering, Polytechnic University of Tirana, Tirana, Albania; raimondadervishi@yahoo.com (R.D.). Consequently, road traffic accidents have increased while current efforts to improve road safety remain minimal compared to the growing traffic volume. Keywords: accidents; albania; data; fatalities; model; number; population; road; road traffic; safety; study; traffic; traffic accidents; vehicles; vol
• Evaluating effectiveness of pre-parental education for university students using Kirkpatrick model by Lee, Sung Hee ; Lee, Seung A (2025) - Received: 26 February 2025; Revised: 23 April 2025; Accepted: 28 April 2025; Published: 15 May 2025 * Correspondence: salee@kmcu.ac.kr Evaluating effectiveness of pre-parental education for university students using Kirkpatrick model Sung Hee Lee1, Seung A Lee2* 1College of Nursing, Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea. Abstract: Pre-parental education is designed to equip prospective parents with essential parenting skills. Keywords: children; education; kirkpatrick; learning; level; model; number; parenting; students; study
• Factors affecting student’s purchase intension on innovative electric motorcycles in Bangkok and surrounding areas by Withayaruksun, Thanapol ; Vuthisopon, Sujira ; Saengnoree, Amnuay (2025) - Structural equation modeling findings on electric motorcycle purchase intention. 5.1. Given this context, the researcher is interested in studying the factors influencing university students’ intention to purchase electric motorcycle innovations in Bangkok and its metropolitan area. Keywords: electric; influence; innovation; intention; model; product; purchase; value; variables
• Development of an ethnoscience-based REA learning model in natural science lessons changes in the form of objects: Analysis of validity and reliability by Khairiyah, Ummu ; Suryanti, Suryanti; Widodo, Wahono (2025) - 4.0 VV 100% Reliable 4. ethnoscience- based REA learning model takes into account recommendations for improvement from research on scientific literacy skills. Thus, the validation results of the ethnoscience–based REA learning model can be said to be valid and reliable. Keywords: communication; ethnoscience; learning; learning model; literacy; model; rea; rea learning; reliability; science; skills; students; validity; vol
• Neural network-based disease prediction: Leveraging symptoms for accurate diagnosis of multiple diseases by Badreddine, Said ; Alwadan, Tariq ; Omari, Asem ; Ammari, Hamsa Al ; Ashraf, Rashid ; Moustaquim, Rachid (2025) - [13] J. Gawlikowski et al., A survey of uncertainty in deep neural networks, Artificial Intelligence Review, vol. [17] L. Ali, A. Rahman, A. Khan, M. Zhou, A. Javeed, and J. A. Khan, An automated diagnostic system for heart disease prediction based on ${\chi^{2}} $ statistical model and optimally configured deep neural network, Ieee Access, vol. 7, pp. Keywords: accuracy; data; diagnosis; disease; healthcare; learning; machine; model; network; training; vol
• News recommendation model and application in the ERA of integrated media based on knowledge graph by Lyu, Shuhang ; Guan, Xueling (2025) - Then it researches the construction of mathematical models, including extracting word vectors, calculating user interest preference features, generating news feature vectors, convolutional neural network recommendation models, and integrating attention propagation layers. Constructing Mathematical Models Constructing a mathematical model is the core work of this paper, including extracting word vectors, calculating user interest preference features, generating news feature vectors, convolutional neural network recommendation models, and integrating attention propagation layers. Keywords: attention; data; entity; graph; information; knowledge; learning; model; news; paper; recommendation; representation; user; value; vol
• Performance analysis of Indian private sector banks: insights from CAMELS and statistical technique by Sharma, Sunil ; Prasanna, S ; Dar, Amir Ahmad (2025) - The CAMELS model evaluates bank performance based on six parameters: Capital Adequacy, Asset Quality, Management Quality, Earnings, Liquidity, and Sensitivity to Market Risk. The study provides insights into the financial health of India’s private sector banks, highlighting the significance of CAMELS parameters in determining bank performance. Keywords: assets; bank; camels; capital; factors; income; ltd; model; performance; rating; ratio; total; vol
• Does it work? Assessing the pragmatic validity of educational interventions: Empirical evidence and construct validation from the Indian academic sector by Naqvi, Ariz ; Momin, Mujtaba ; Said, Dina (2025) - In this model, the dimensions of personal effectiveness significantly impact job satisfaction and teaching effectiveness. Also, Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) revealed that PES significantly predicts job satisfaction and teaching effectiveness, explaining 19% and 17.4% of the variance, respectively. Keywords: analysis; education; effectiveness; efficacy; factor; faculty; journal; leadership; learning; model; research; satisfaction; scale; teaching; time; vol; work
• Gender-diverse boards, liquidity, and financial distress: Pathways to fraud deterrence in auditor judgments by Arifin, Aulia Lestari ; Koerniawan, Koenta Adji (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to examine the effect of board gender diversity and liquidity on going concern audit opinions, with financial distress serving as a mediating variable. The findings reveal that both board gender diversity and liquidity significantly influence going concern audit opinions, with financial distress mediating the effect of liquidity but not gender diversity. Keywords: audit; board; board gender; concern; concern audit; distress; diversity; gender; gender diversity; going; governance; journal; liquidity; model; opinion; vol
• Demand side factors affecting financial inclusion in Vietnam by Thu, Huong Tran Thi (2025) - Keywords: Financial inclusion, Factors affecting financial inclusion. Based on the research findings, this study proposes several solutions to promote financial inclusion in Vietnam as follows: Firstly, enhance financial access for gender groups with lower utilization rates: Given that gender negatively affects the usage of financial services, inclusive financial policies should specifically target women through tailored financial products, targeted communication programs, and financial education initiatives, particularly for rural and low-income groups. Keywords: access; age; author; et al; impact; inclusion; model; services; study; use; variables; vol
• An analysis of factors influencing public transportation use by Mulawarman university students in Samarinda City using the binary logistic regression by HM, Gultom Tiopan ; Mardewi, Jamal ; Khairul, Fatah M (2025) - However, one method that is suitable for estimating parameters in logistic regression analysis is MLE, which is a method for estimating unknown population parameters. [14] A. Varamita, Logistic regression analysis and its application to anemia disease for pregnant women at RSKD Ibu dan Anak Siti Fatimah Makassar. Keywords: analysis; data; logistic; model; regression; test; transportation
• An improved machine learning technique for credit card fraud detection by Kasula, Vinay Kumar ; Yenugula, Mounica ; Yadulla, Akhila Reddy ; Konda, Bhargavi ; Ayyamgari, Supraja (2025) - [30] N. S. Alfaiz and S. M. Fati, Enhanced credit card fraud detection model using machine learning, Electronics, vol. 11, no. 4, p. 662, 2022. The effective function of the developed SL-SSNet model for predicting credit fraud detection cards is valid using the CCF detection Dataset and Python program. Keywords: accuracy; authors; card; ccf; credit; data; detection; fraud; learning; model; recall; transactions; vol
• The impact of organizational commitment on professional development among faculty at private undergraduate universities in Yunnan, China by Fan, Jiaqi ; Chang, Yuan-Cheng (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tate.2021.103305 [10] E. Zahav, Anat, M. Widder, and O. Hazzan, From teacher professional development to teacher personal-professional growth: the case of expert STEM teachers, Teacher Development, vol. 26, no. 3, pp. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1018517 [6] X. H. Chen and Y. Shi, Adaptation and development: A qualitative study on the organizational impact factors of emotional labor in private university teachers, Educational Development Research, vol. Keywords: analysis; commitment; development; education; faculty; model; owb; research; study; teachers; universities; vol
• Learning leadership development model of opportunity expansion school administration in the Northeast of Thailand by Thomson, Thunyamon ; Wacharakul, Chiranan ; Thawinkarn, Dawruwan ; Ariratana, Wallapha (2025) - Keywords: Administrators, CFA, Learning leadership, Opportunity expansion schools. [3] in the introduction to Learning Leadership by Kouzes and Posner [4] “learning leadership is a call to unlock the inherent leadership potential already present in society.” Keywords: administrators; development; educational; expansion; leadership; learning; model; opportunity; school; thailand; vol
• Network mining of character relationships in novels and algorithm for shaping character relationships in TV dramas by Yang, Xiang ; Abidin, Ahmad Hisham Bin Zainal (2025) - Network mining of character relationships in novels and algorithm for shaping character relationships in TV dramas Xiang Yang1*, Ahmad Hisham Bin Zainal Abstract: Character relationships are central to narrative understanding in both literature and screenwriting. Keywords: analysis; character; context; extraction; graph; interactions; knowledge; media; model; modeling; narrative; network; novels; relationship; vol
• Exploring the influence of perceptual elements in tourism e-commerce live streaming on value co-creation behavior by Yue, Ma ; Rehman, Asad Ur ; Nawal, Ayesha ; Rehman, Shabina (2025) - Guided by the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework, a conceptual model was developed linking perceptual elements (information content, interactivity, and host characteristics), perceived value (functional, emotional, social), and value co-creation behaviors (participation and citizenship). Keywords: Live streaming; Perceived value, Perceptual elements, Value co-creation behavior. Keywords: behaviors; characteristics; commerce; consumer; creation; elements; host; influence; information; journal; live; model; research; streaming; study; tourism; value; value co; vol
• Determinants of exports of plastic industry products and their implications for trade balance and employment: Case studies of several ASEAN countries by Damayanti, Dian ; Subianto, Prabowo ; Apon, Moh.; Toharudin, Toni ; Susilastuti, Darwati ; Gultom, Juni ; Ratnasih, Cicih ; Bernanthos, Bambang ; Royani, Esti (2025) - The t-statistic value is -0.007579 employment with a probability value (P-value) of 0.9940 The effect of plastic industry exports on the balance of trade, and labor where the value is greater than the specified significance level, which is 0.05, so that H0 (significant effect) is accepted, and H1 (insignificant effect) is rejected. Additionally, the analysis of all independent variables demonstrates that all these factors collectively impact plastic industry exports across ASEAN. Keywords: asean; balance; countries; exchange; exports; industry; infrastructure; labor; model; plastic; products; trade; value
• Is the residual income metric of a relevant value? evidence from Saudi Arabia by Oraby, Salah Ahmed (2025) - [35] S. Dimitrios, A. Papathanasiou, and K. Nikos, The relevance of economic value added (EVA) and earnings per share (EPS) in value relevance studies, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, vol. 44, no. 4, pp. 795-810, 2009. 1. Introduction The Value relevance research investigated the usefulness of accounting information to investors in capital markets as an accounting variable of value relevance, to determine if it had a statistical relationship with the market values of shares. Keywords: accounting; book value; earnings; income; model; price; relevance; returns; share; study; value; value relevance; vol
• Development of DACAR as a new learning model to train critical and creative thinking skills: A study on early childhood education by Gusmaniarti, Gusmaniarti; Mustaji, Mustaji; Widodo, Wahono ; Suryanti, Suryanti; Wiryanto, Wiryanto (2025) - The first reviewer specialized in early childhood learning model development, while the second had expertise in child cognitive development. [12] T. Astari, S. N. Aisyah, and D. A. Sari, Early childhood education teachers' responses to giving rewards and their influence on learning motivation and social emotional development of early childhood children, Journal of Early Childhood Islamic Education Study, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. Keywords: childhood; children; dacar; education; learning; model; reliability; thinking; validity; vol
• Modeling local muscle fatigue phases from EMG: A comparative study of classification and regression approaches by DIDI, Ahmed Ali ; Reguig, Fethi Bereksi (2025) - Their insensitivity to outliers and strong performance on small datasets make them well-suited for biomedical applications such as fatigue phase classification. Across the board, the three classifiers—LDA, QDA, and linear SVM—were selected due to a balance struck among interpretability, computational efficiency, and classification strength; their relative effectiveness was assessed to identify the best fit for fatigue phase classification using EMG- derived features. Keywords: classification; emg; fatigue; features; force; learning; linear; model; muscle; regression; signal; time; vol
• Local wisdom and national values: Quantifying the impact of project-based learning on Pancasila education outcomes by Suwartini, Sri ; Sumardjoko, Bambang ; Harsono, Harsono; Musiyam, Musiyam (2025) - In addition, analysis is also carried out to find the mean, median, and mode in order to determine the development of student learning outcomes. No Mark Frequency 1 60-63 2 1 75-79 4 2 64-67 6 2 80-84 8 3 68-71 8 3 85-89 10 4 72-75 11 4 90-94 8 5 76-80 9 5 95-99 6 The results of the table above can show that the project learning model has an effect on improving student learning outcomes, with the results in the table researchers can find out the mean, median, and mode to better understand the development of student learning outcomes. Keywords: education; journal; learning; materials; model; outcomes; pancasila; pjbl; project; research; students; study; teaching; values; vol
• Organizational strengthening as a village-owned enterprise capacity development effort in central Mamuju regency by Dzulkifli, Dzulkifli; Ahmad, Badu ; Abdullah, Muh Tang ; Ibrahim, Muhammad Akmal ; Pauzi, Rizal (2025) - Although some Village- Owned Enterprises submit proposals for increased capital investment, these proposals often fail to receive approval or are only partially approved from the requested amount. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2024.06.304 [20] N. K. Permasih, S. Suryadi, and B. H. Purwanto, Strategy for institutional development of village owned enterprises (Bumdes) Keywords: business; capacity; development; enterprises; mamuju; management; model; regency; research; strengthening; village; vol
• Tourism employment and economic growth in Albania: An empirical assessment by Toma, Volfrida (2025) - Through the use of regression and correlation analysis, the research aims to quantify the contribution of tourism sector employment to national economic growth and provide evidence-based recommendations for future development planning. This represents a moderately strong model fit and underscores the influential role of tourism sector employment in driving macroeconomic performance in Albania. Keywords: accommodation; albania; capita; data; employment; gdp; growth; model; regression; sector; study; tourism
• Analysis and optimization model of rural landscape pattern based on remote sensing technology by Xiao, Shuai (2025) - 15105575323@163.com Analysis and optimization model of rural landscape pattern based on remote sensing technology Shuai Xiao1* 1Krirk University, Bangkok, Thailand; 15105575323@163.com (S.X.). However, rapid land-use changes, urbanization, and infrastructure development over recent decades have profoundly altered rural landscape patterns, often leading to habitat fragmentation and environmental degradation Keywords: analysis; class; connectivity; cover; data; fragmentation; landscape; landscape pattern; learning; metrics; model; optimization; patches; pattern; road; rural; segmentation; sensing; use; vol; water
• Leveraging TPB to enhance credit card usage in Vietnam: Implications for financial literacy and banking innovation by Duong, Vinh Suong ; Nguyen, Thi Thuy Huong ; Phan, Anh ; Nguyen, Thi Thuy Ngan ; Dinh , Thi Linh (2025) - Accordingly, this study adopts the original TPB model to examine the determinants influencing credit card usage decisions among individual customers of Vietnamese commercial banks. Other variables—Attitude (TD), Subjective Norm (CCQ), and Perceived Cost (CP)—also show statistically significant but comparatively lower correlations with credit card usage decisions. Keywords: analysis; banking; behavior; card; card usage; credit; credit card; customers; decision; factors; model; research; usage; usage decision; variables; variance; vol
• Algorithmic thinking skill of prospective ICT teachers in solving mathematical task by Sari, Ariesta Kartika ; Siswono, Tatag Yuli Eko ; Lukito, Agung (2025) - On the other hand, algorithmic thinking skills can also increase the algorithm's efficiency. Because many aspects or dimensions influence algorithmic thinking skills, there are many opportunities for future research. Keywords: figure; learning; model; participants; problem; research; solving; systematic; thinking; vol
• A proposal by reducing the mining social conflicts using the improved multi-criteria assessment model by Poterico, Julio G. ; Laurente, Filomón (2025) - In this sense, the technique of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) and multi-criteria analysis (MCA) have advantages over other single-criteria analysis methods to solve problems mainly related to the management of natural resources. [4] G. Herath and T. Prato, Using multi-criteria decision analysis in natural resource management, 1st ed. Keywords: analysis; assessment; criteria; decision; evaluation; imca; impacts; making; methodology; mining; model; science; vol
• An empirical investigation of relationship among transformational leadership, strategic agility and organizational performance in a developing economy by Alkandi, Ibrahim (2025) - Bill Joiner, author, and a CEO of Change Wise Inc., confirmed that leaders should emphasize strategic agility, leadership agility, and operational agility, including culture, structure, and system, in order to develop an agile organization suited to turbulent business environments [63]. Received: 21 March 2025; Revised: 9 June 2025; Accepted: 12 June 2025; Published: 17 June 2025 * Correspondence: I.alkandi@seu.edu.sa An empirical investigation of relationship among transformational leadership, strategic agility and organizational performance in a developing economy Ibrahim Alkandi1* 1Department of Business Administration, College of Administrative and Financial Sciences, Saudi Electronic University, 11673 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; I.alkandi@seu.edu.sa (I.A.). Keywords: agility; business; capabilities; effect; firm; journal; leadership; management; market; model; organization; performance; research; role; science; study; vol
• WA2MA: A model-driven approach for reengineering web applications into mobile applications by Khiati, Nadri ; Bouchiha, Djelloul ; Atig, Yahia ; Hacene, Sofiane Boukli (2025) - Templates play a pivotal role within the JAAB tool, forming the foundation for automating the generation of Android application code. In the forward-engineering phase, we use Acceleo1 an MDA based technology to automate the generation of mobile application source code from the UML models. Keywords: android; application; approach; code; engineering; generation; mobile; model; platform; process; transformation; uml; vol; web
• Inflation determinants and its effect on economic growth: The case of Lebanon by Saab, Rasha ; Taher, Hanadi (2025) - [17] studied the correlation between governmental revenues and inflation rate. Conversely, upon applying the endogenous threshold auto regressive model, Munir and Mansur [36] reached to a conclusion that as inflation rate is below the level of 3.89%, economic growth is positively influenced by inflation. Keywords: ardl; authors; debt; economic; gate; growth; inflation; journal; learning; model; rate; science; table; term; test; vol
• Role of green finance in sustainable energy transition and economic growth in MENA region by Gafsi, Nesrine ; LOUHICHI, Leila (2025) - As there is diverse empirical literature and not many studies that apply the ARDL method for similar purposes, the following hypotheses are established: H1: Green finance is statistically and positively significant to transition towards green energy in emerging markets. This paper takes this controversy to a new level by using various renewable energies produced by wind, solar, hydro, biofuel and geothermic along with the renewable consumption in addition to other control variables, namely growth, gross capital accumulation, inflation, trade openness, financial depth and population, to examine the long-run relation among green energies and economic growth in 13 Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries over the period 1990-2020. Keywords: ardl; carbon; climate; countries; development; economies; energy; finance; financial; gdp; green; growth; mena; model; region; run; transition; variables; vol
• Machine learning and sentiment analysis for predicting insider threats on email by Chibaya, Onil ; Obagbuwa, Ibidun Christiana (2025) - However, there is a significant gap in the literature regarding the combined application of sentiment analysis and anomaly detection for insider threat detection within the context 1719 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 1718-1728, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8230 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate of email communications. The core hypothesis of this research is that combining sentiment analysis with anomaly detection models can significantly enhance the precision of insider threat detection compared to traditional approaches that rely solely on technical anomalies. Keywords: analysis; data; detection; forest; insider; learning; machine; model; sentiment; threats
• Examining the influence of leverage, liquidity, and corporate social responsibility on the financial performance of Nifty pharma companies by Javed, Sumbul ; Husain, Firoz ; Uddin, Moin (2025) - The alignment between business operations and CSR focus indicates that CSR initiatives in the pharmaceutical industry may fulfill both societal and strategic business objectives, which could influence financial results. Specifically, CSR initiatives may help mitigate losses in market share for leveraged enterprises by reducing consumer and competitor resistance. Keywords: business; companies; corporate; csr; firm; impact; leverage; liquidity; management; model; performance; research; roa; roe; study; value; vol
• Comparing ESG disclosure standards and firm value: Mediating role of credit-based loan loss provision in Indonesian banking by Marpaung, Netti Natarida ; Wahyudi, Sugeng ; Pangestuti, Irene Rini Demi (2025) - Keywords: Banking sector, Credit-based loan loss provision (CLLP), ESG disclosure, Firm value, GRI vs Bloomberg. ESG disclosure, therefore, can be interpreted not merely as a reputational signal but as a proxy for the quality of long-term risk governance [13]. Keywords: bloomberg; cllp; credit; disclosure; esg; firm; governance; gri; model; risk; social; value; vol
• Health promotion models to improve quality of life type 2 diabetes mellitus sufferers by Samingan, Samingan; Mudigdo, Ambar ; Sulaiman, Endang Sutisna ; Lestari, Eny (2025) - The implementation of health promotion models in the context of DMT2 management in Indonesia still faces various challenges, such as low health literacy, limited educators, and suboptimal local culture-based approaches. With this background, this study aims to design and analyze the effectiveness of health promotion models in improving the quality of life of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients, especially in the aspects of education, self-management, and social support. Keywords: diabetes; health; life; mellitus; model; promotion; quality; self; test; type
• The influence of perceived organizational climate on retention intention among faculty in private colleges in Yunnan, China: The mediating role of decent work by Chen, Hangsheng ; Wang, Hsuan-Po (2025) - In the context of private colleges, where institutional stability and welfare guarantees are often less assured than in public institutions, faculty tend to be more sensitive and responsive to OC factors such as support, fairness, and open communication. The demographic and professional characteristics of the sample closely reflected those of the broader population of private college faculty in Yunnan, thereby enhancing the generalizability and representativeness of the study's findings. 3.2. Keywords: analysis; climate; colleges; faculty; intention; journal; members; model; research; scale; study; turnover; vol; work
• A more robust CNN-BiGRU-TPA model for wind turbine blade icing prediction by Chen, Tao ; Yang, Caixia ; Xiao, Yao ; Yan, Chaoying ; Photong, Chonlatee (2025) - However, in the case of wind turbine blade icing detection, each time step involves multiple variables that exhibit complex nonlinear relationships. [13] P. Guo and D. Infield, Wind turbine blade icing detection with multi-model collaborative monitoring method, Renewable Energy, vol. Keywords: accuracy; attention; bigru; blade; cnn; data; detection; features; icing; layer; learning; model; prediction; series; time; tpa; turbine; vol; wind; wind turbine
• Empowering future nurses: Transforming English speaking skills with VAK-AR digital learning by Fidian, Athia ; Putro, Nur Hidayanto Pancoro Setyo ; Rohman, Arif ; Maryani, Maryani; Hartiningsih, Sri Nur (2025) - This study aims to examine the effectiveness of a Visual-Auditory-Kinesthetic (VAK) learning model integrated with Augmented Reality (AR) in enhancing the English-speaking skills of nursing students. Research Objectives This study evaluates the feasibility and effectiveness of the VAK-AR learning model in improving English speaking skills among nursing students. Keywords: english; learning; model; nursing; speaking; students; test; vak
• A virtual team collaboration model using network simulators to develop cybersecurity competency for higher education students by Nongnuch, Krommavut ; Tasatanattakool, Pinyaphat ; Kasetrattanachai, Suthin ; Piriyasurawong, Pallop (2025) - Keywords: Cybersecurity competency, Higher education, Network simulators, Virtual team collaboration. krommavut.n@rmutsb.ac.th A virtual team collaboration model using network simulators to develop cybersecurity competency for higher education students Krommavut Nongnuch1*, Pinyaphat Tasatanattakool1, Suthin Kasetrattanachai1, Pallop Piriyasurawong2 1Rajamangala University of Technology Suvarnabhumi, Ayutthaya, Thailand; krommavut.n@rmutsb.ac.th (K.N.). Keywords: collaboration; competency; cybersecurity; cybersecurity competency; education; learning; model; network; network simulators; simulators; students; team
• Influencer marketing strategies for enhancing brand equity: The role of brand awareness and customer engagement on Le Secre Parfume by Purbasari, Angelica ; Lasmy, Lasmy (2025) - Abstract: This study primarily aims to investigate how influencer marketing affects brand awareness, overall brand equity, and customer brand engagement, and further explores its influence on overall brand attachment when moderated by brand awareness and customer brand engagement. The findings reveal that influencer marketing positively impacts brand awareness, overall brand equity, and customer brand engagement. Keywords: awareness; brand; brand equity; customer; engagement; equity; influencer; marketing; model; smis; vol
• Political stability and the trade-Off theory of capital structure: Evidence from non-financial firms in Palestine by Shawakha, Mahmoud Jamal Ahmad (2025) - Comparative Summary Paragraph: Before vs. After Political Stability as a Moderator The comparison between model results, both before and after introducing political stability as a moderating variable, demonstrated an improvement in the explanatory power of the models alongside theoretical clarity. Abstract: This study investigates the applicability of the Trade-Off Theory of capital structure in the politically unstable environment of Palestine, emphasizing how political stability moderates the influence of firm-specific financial factors. Keywords: capital; decisions; effects; firm; leverage; model; profitability; size; stability; structure; theory; trade
• The role of customer engagement in enhancing repurchase intention and eWOM through technology-driven experiences: A stimulus-organism-response perspective of Xiaohongshu by Xiaodan, Chen ; Suwandej, Niyom (2025) - Correspondence: niyom.su@ssru.ac.th The role of customer engagement in enhancing repurchase intention and eWOM through technology-driven experiences: A stimulus-organism- response perspective of Xiaohongshu Chen Xiaodan1, Niyom Suwandej2* 1,2College of Innovation and Management, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand; s64584945034@ssru.ac.th (C.X.) niyom.su@ssru.ac.th (N.S.) Abstract: This study investigates the role of customer engagement in enhancing repurchase intention and electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) through technology-driven experiences on Xiaohongshu, using the Stimulus–Organism–Response (S-O-R) model. Keywords: behavioral; brand; cognitive; content; customer engagement; engagement; ewom; female; information; interaction; model; platform; quality; repurchase; research; social; study; users; value; vol; xiaohongshu; years
• Perceptual product congruity as a catalyst for market performance of small and medium enterprises in North Sumatra by Siregar, Onan Marakali ; Lubis, Arlina Nurbaity ; Rini, Endang Sulistya ; Silalahi, Amlys Syahputra (2025) - Does Product Advantage influence Market Performance in SMEs in North Sumatra? 10. Does Product Advantage influence Market Performance through Perceptual Product Congruity in SMEs in North Sumatra? Keywords: advantage; capability; congruity; innovation; market; market performance; marketing; model; performance; product; product congruity; smes; vol
• Fuzzy model for the classification of Parkinson’s disease based on voice signals by Hernández-Julio, Yamid Fabián ; Prieto-Guevara, Martha Janeth ; Díaz-Pertuz, Leonardo Antonio ; Castillo-Osorio, Benjamín ; Barrios-Barrios, Mauricio ; Nieto-Bernal, Wilson (2025) - Keywords: Parkinson’s disease; fuzzy model. While fuzzy models have shown promise in handling ambiguous medical data, limited research has applied this technique to PD Keywords: accuracy; authors; classification; data; datasets; disease; features; fuzzy; learning; logic; methods; model; parkinson; performance; results; systems; voice; vol
• Influence attitude homophily and social attractiveness to purchase intention with parasocial relationship as an intervening variable in Erigo by Naufal, Hafizh Eki ; Dewi, Citra Kusuma (2025) - [20] discovered that social media interactions can boost consumer purchase intentions by enhancing brand engagement. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jretconser.2019.01.011 [17] M. Garg and A. Bakshi, Exploring the impact of beauty vloggers’ credible attributes, parasocial interaction, and trust on consumer purchase intention in influencer marketing, Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 1-14, 2024. Keywords: attitude; attractiveness; erigo; influencer; intention; model; products; purchase; purchase intention; relationship; study; table; value; variable; vol
• Cultural foundations of welfare: The role of traditional values and community norms in shaping elderly well-being in China by Anqi, Ming ; Pasitpakakul, Pattama; Jintana, Sanitdech (2025) - PA (α = 0.721) assessed individuals' awareness and understanding of elderly welfare policies, covering four subdomains: knowledge of policy existence, understanding of policy objectives, perception of policy impacts, and knowledge of implementation processes. These findings reflect nuanced cultural-political interactions and confirm the necessity of separating normative values from procedural engagement in elderly welfare models. Keywords: ccn; community; constructs; ewo; family; implementation; model; policy; tfv; values; vol; welfare
• An agricultural development model to achieve food security in the government of Lamandau Regency, Central Kalimantan Province by Irwansyah, Muhamad ; Supriyono, Bambang ; Sujarwoto, Sujarwoto; Mardiyono, Mardiyono (2025) - Its implications extend beyond the local context and may serve as a reference for agricultural development policy in other regions with similar characteristics. The implementation of agricultural development policies in Lamandau shows signs of fragmentation. Keywords: community; data; development; food; lamandau; model; planning; policy; security; study; vol
• Sentiment analysis of the awareness of environmental sustainability by Kularbphettong, Kunyanuth ; Roonrakwit, Pattarapan ; Boonseng, Chongrag (2024) - The result shows that the model is able to categorize sentiment analysis opinions in the sustainability context primarily in positive terms. The paper presented how to build a model of sentiment analysis with linguistic analysis, including data preprocessing steps, feature extraction, and model constructions. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; data; learning; machine; model; negative; precision; sentiment; similarity; sustainability; text; vol
• Evaluating active labor market policy in Indonesia: A case study of the job loss insurance program by Muhyiddin, Muhyiddin; Wijaya, Andy Fefta ; Putra, Fadillah ; Wike, Wike (2025) - Evaluating active labor market policy in Indonesia: A case study of the job loss insurance program Muhyiddin1*, Andy Fefta Wijaya2, Fadillah Putra3, Wike Wike4 1University of Brawijaya and Ministry of Manpower, Indonesia; muhyiddinfiaub@gmail.com (M.). 2,3,4University of Brawijaya, Indonesia; andyfefta@ub.ac.id (A.F.W.) fadillahputra@ub.ac.id (F.P) wike_fia@ub.ac.id (W.W.). More broadly, this study contributes to a growing body of literature that positions active labor market policies as essential components of inclusive and responsive social protection frameworks, particularly during times of economic uncertainty [13]. Keywords: employment; implementation; indonesia; insurance; jkp; job; labor; labor market; market; model; policy; program; social; study; training; vol; workers
• Indonesian consumers' intention to use digital bank services by Neshi, Yuriko ; Sugiat, Maria Apsari ; Silalahi, Fera Maria (2025) - [19] digital bank consumers value convenience, efficiency, and confidence. The SEM analysis showed that all construct variables significantly and positively affect digital bank intention. Keywords: banking; banks; behaviour; brand; consumer; digital; intention; model; product; services; value; vol
• A machine learning-based classification of monocultivar olive oils—specifically Kalinjot, Ulli i bardhë Tirana, and Mixan—comparing their chemical composition by Topi, Ardiana ; Këlliçi, Erdet ; Hudhra, Daniel ; Topi, Dritan (2025) - The importance of features for predicting olive oil cultivar origin using the Random Forest classification model is presented in Figure 3. 𝐹1 𝑠𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 = 2 × 𝑅𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 × 𝑃𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑅𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 + 𝑃𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛 3. Results and Discussions Application of ML models for olive oil classification based on chemical composition has been successfully applied recently [22]. Keywords: accuracy; acid; authors; classification; data; fatty; kalinjot; learning; model; oil; olive; origin; samples; vol
• Financial statement analysis in the ERA of big data: A comparative study of machine learning techniques and traditional methodologies by Sun, Liuyu (2025) - Data Preprocessing Using Min-Max Normalization Min-Max normalization adjusts financial statement data to a specific range, often [0, 1], improving comparability across financial measures. With dynamic regularization, the SVM module can manage its penalties as it deals with financial data of varying complexities. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; author; data; doi; drsvm; equation; figure; gate; issn; learning; market; model; performance; statement; stock; vol
• University autonomy: A historical overview and contextual analysis in Vietnam by Chau, Hoang Ngoc Minh ; Thu, Tran Thi Anh (2025) - The analysis is based on secondary sources, including scholarly articles and scientific reports https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5765-0149 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8783-8193 460 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 459-466, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i7.8593 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate on the historical development of university autonomy models worldwide, Vietnamese government policy documents related to university autonomy, and academic studies examining the current state of autonomy in public universities in Vietnam, with a particular focus on the Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City. Studies Assessing the Current State of University Autonomy in Vietnam Existing studies on the current state of university autonomy in Vietnam mainly focus on three key thematic areas: (1) an overview and analysis of legal documents that articulate the perspectives and provisions allowing for institutional autonomy in higher education institutions; (2) comparative analyses of university autonomy models worldwide and in Vietnam to provide a foundation for proposing an appropriate autonomy model for the Vietnamese context; (3) empirical studies examining the current practice of autonomy at specific higher education institutions, including both the advantages and the challenges encountered. Keywords: autonomy; education; institutions; model; research; universities; university; university autonomy; vietnam; vol
• Efficient AI-based water quality prediction and classification for sustainable urban environments in Texas city by Kuppili, Shubham ; Sheng, Victor ; Kunal, Kishore ; Murgadoss, R. ; Madeshwaren, Vairavel (2025) - The study aims to analyze water pollution in Texas City using advanced AI methodologies, develop the EAI-WQP model for accurate forecasting of water quality parameters, implement real-time big data processing with Apache Spark, optimize model performance using the Firefly Algorithm (FA), classify water quality using ANFIS, and demonstrate the model's superiority over traditional machine learning methods. The creation and use of smart sensors for ongoing surveillance is covered, as well as how big data analytics improve the management and interpretation of water quality data. Keywords: accuracy; data; eai; learning; model; parameters; prediction; quality; system; vol; water; water quality; wqp
• Development of code smell detection model based on graph neural network to detect long method, large class, and duplicated code by Slamet, Joko ; Rochimah, Siti (2025) - Received: 2 May 2025; Revised: 12 June 2025; Accepted: 16 June 2025; Published: 8 July 2025 * Correspondence: 6025231063@student.its.ac.id Development of code smell detection model based on graph neural network to detect long method, large class, and duplicated code Joko Slamet1*, Siti Rochimah2 1.2Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya, Indonesia; 6025231063@student.its.ac.id (J.S.) siti@its.ac.id (S.R.). Performance comparison of code smell detection model on ERPNext and Odoo datasets. Keywords: class; code; dataset; detection; gnn; graph; learning; long; machine; method; model; smells; software; vol
• Influence of green investment, institutional ownership and environmental performance on company value with profitability as a mediation variable: A Study on energy sector listed on Indonesia stock exchange 2019 –2023 by Sukmana, Asep Heri ; Suzan, Leny (2025) - 3. Is green investment, do institutional ownership and environmental performance simultaneously affect company value in energy sector companies listed on IDX in 2019–2023? To determine the role of profitability as a mediating variable in the green investment, institutional ownership, and environmental metric’s relationship on company value in energy sector companies on the IDX in 2019–2023. Keywords: company; energy; investment; model; ownership; pbv; performance; profitability; roa; sector; table; value; variable
• The effect of firm size, foreign ownership, and board diversity on carbon tax in companies listed on the Indonesia stock exchange by Gunawan, Patrizzia Placidia Aurel ; Setijaningsih, Herlin Tundjung ; Widuri, Rindang (2025) - The impact of female directors on company carbon emissions may differ from that of male directors due to variations in value and risk preferences. Woman are perceived as more transparent and accountable, making carbon emission reporting a priority. Keywords: board; carbon; carbon tax; companies; data; diversity; effect; emissions; energy; model; ownership; result; size; tax; test; value; vol
• The relationship model between life expectancy at birth tuberculosis and PM2.5 developing and developed countries in Asia by Hasnawati, Sri ; Usman, Mustofa ; Russel, Edwin ; Othman, Raihan (2025) - Keywords: TBC, LEB, PM2.5, Developed countries, Developing countries, Asia. Analysis variance for testing the model of developing countries model (1). Keywords: countries; figure; leb; model; pm2.5; relationship; tbc
• Effect of models project based learning and metacognitive skills in improving undergraduate students' creative thinking abilities by Sene, Mikael ; Riyanto, Yatim ; Bachri, Bachtiar Syaiful (2025) - These findings recommend the application of the PjBL model combined with strengthening metacognitive skills as an effective strategy to improve the CTA of undergraduate students. In the era of globalization and the industrial revolution 4.0, higher education faces many challenges in teaching undergraduate students [1, 2] to face an increasingly complex and dynamic work environment [3-5]. Keywords: cta; learning; mcs; model; pjbl; pjbl model; research; results; sig; skills; students; test; thinking; undergraduate; vol
• Model for expression of personal entrepreneurship realization in the logistics sector by Drejeris, Rolandas ; Mažukna, Mykolas (2025) - Logistics business model evaluation criteria for an entrepreneur. The final number of business models to be evaluated by the entrepreneur may exceed the aforementioned number of nine central logistics business models. Keywords: authors; business; business model; creation; criteria; development; entrepreneur; evaluation; form; logistics; logistics business; market; model; process; transportation; vol
• Integrating reasoning into large language models: A major step toward truthful AI by Xuan, Nguyen Duc ; Khanh, Pham Van ; Loan, Do Thi ; Giang, Le Thi Thuy (2025) - [8] L. Munn, L. Magee, and V. Arora, Truth machines: Synthesizing veracity in AI language models, AI & Society, vol. 39, no. 6, pp. Therefore, the current developmental trajectory aims to equip AI models with external information sources and enable them to provide evidence that users can independently verify. Keywords: authors; data; human; information; knowledge; language; learning; llms; model; rag; reasoning; science; step; systems; thought; truth; understanding; vol
• Markov model-based congestion control for the internet of things by A. Akpakwu, Godfrey ; E. Mathonsi, Topside (2025) - This study introduces and evaluates a Markov model-based congestion control strategy designed to predict and proactively respond to network congestion. To address network congestion resulting from frequent packet retransmissions, CoAP employs a basic congestion control method, outlined as follows: When transmitting a CON message, CoAP randomly chooses an initial RTO value ranging from 2 to 3 s for the initial message transmission. Keywords: authors; coap; cocoa; congestion; control; ieee; iot; loss; markov; model; network; packet; performance; protocol; state; transmission; vol
• A deep learning-based career recommendation system using program learning outcomes and TPQI standards in the digital industry by Nongnuch, Krommavut ; Piriyasurawong, Pallop (2025) - Establish a Digital Career Observatory to monitor evolving digital careers and UOC trends. • Create a centralized database of emerging digital careers (e.g., Metaverse Engineer, Digital Twin Developer, AI Auditor). Keywords: career; computer; curriculum; data; decision; development; digital; industry; learning; mean; model; outcomes; professional; science; skills; standards; students; system; vol
• Developing peer-assessment based station rotation learning model to enhance students’ cucurbit flute skills and learning motivation: A need assessment research by Yi, Qin ; Petsangsri, Sirirat ; Ratanaolarn, Thanin ; Cui, Jianming (2025) - In this section, the need assessment analysis on student cucurbit flute learning was conducted by using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS 26.0) to achieve the results about the average score of student learning need questions. [14] N. Falchikov and J. Goldfinch, Student peer assessment in higher education: A meta-analysis comparing peer and teacher marks, Review of Educational Research, vol. 70, no. 3, pp. 287-322, 2000. Keywords: assessment; cucurbit; cucurbit flute; education; flute; learning; model; motivation; needs; peer; rotation; station; students; vol
• Multimodal emotion recognition in children's online learning: Emotion monitoring and intervention strategy design by Li, Jingru (2025) - Recent advances in multimodal emotion recognition (MER) provide a promising avenue for mitigating the limitations of emotion-insensitive digital learning platforms. Finally, Reis et al., in their follow-up to the PROFIT pilot, reaffirmed that sustained improvements in children's well-being require both structured intervention and continuous emotional engagement, a concept central to the current study's goal of integrating multimodal emotion recognition with real-time adaptive support in online learning environments [21]. Keywords: affective; children; emotion; framework; fusion; intervention; learning; model; multimodal; online; recognition; systems; task; time; vol
• Fiscal dominance and monetary policy effectiveness: Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa by Onyam, Edom Edom; Okoyeuzu, Chinwe R.; Kalu, Ebere U.; Walter, Mboto Helen; John, John Ime; Ukpere, Wilfred Isioma (2025) - Again, the international fiscal space also transmits some negative effects to the SSA fiscal, space using exchange rate, fiscal interest rate, debt service payment and government debt as shown in the positive and significant relationship with fiscal dominance This study highlights the importance of combining fiscal policy with monetary variables to achieve stability and growth in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Keywords: Fiscal dominance, Fiscal policy, Inflation, Monetary policy effectiveness. Keywords: debt; dominance; economic; exchange; government; growth; inflation; interest; model; policy; rate; vol
• Product differentiation as a mediator in consumer decision-making toward lab-grown diamonds: A structural equation modeling approach by Hu, Baoquan (2025) - In recent years, the global jewelry industry has undergone a substantial transformation, catalyzed by rising environmental consciousness, technological innovation, and evolving consumer values. The findings provide theoretical insights into consumer behavior in the context of emerging sustainable products and offer practical implications for LGD companies seeking to enhance market competitiveness through strategic product positioning. Keywords: analysis; author; behavior; consumer; differentiation; item; model; product; purchase; table; validity; value; vol
• The impact of high-performance work systems on employee innovative behavior: The mediating role of psychological empowerment by Liu, Ruobing; Kumsuprom, Siridech (2025) - In summary, PE is not only statistically significant as a mediating variable of HPWS affecting employee innovation, but also theoretically reflects its bridge function connecting organizational institutions and employee behavior. Abstract: In the context of globalization and accelerated technological development, the innovation ability of enterprises has turned into a significant contributor to gaining competitive advantage, which has raised greater demands for employee innovation and brought challenges to the flexibility of organizational management. Keywords: analysis; behavior; effect; eib; employees; hpws; innovation; model; performance; research; study; vol; work
• Agent-based simulation with awareness levels of the emergency evacuation of educational facilities by Sharbini, Hamizan; Chan, Chiu Po; Mat, Abdul Rahman; Borhan, Noor Hazlini; Talib, Mohamad Shukor; Mustaffa, Noorfa Haszlinna (2025) - Parameter settings for crowd evacuation simulation. This study's objective to develop agent-based models incorporating awareness levels into evacuation simulations represents a forward-thinking approach to enhancing emergency preparedness. Keywords: agents; authors; awareness; classroom; crowd; emergency; evacuation; evacuation time; exit; learning; level; model; number; science; simulation; time; vol
• Strengthening high school teachers' organizational commitment: The role of authentic leadership, school climate, and procedural justice by Suhaenah, Een; Sujanto, Bedjo; Matin, Matin (2025) - In several senior high schools in Bekasi Regency, the level of teacher organizational commitment is still relatively low [16]. Therefore, it can be concluded that procedural justice serves as a mediating variable between authentic leadership and teacher organizational commitment. Keywords: climate; commitment; education; effect; justice; leadership; learning; model; school; teachers; value; vol
• Coordinating capital flows and macroprudential tools for price and financial stability by Sihombing, Tohap Parulian; Nopeline, Nancy (2025) - Determination of the Optimal Lag Finding the best way to choose the lag order quantitatively shows that monetary policy, macroprudential policy, and foreign capital flow policy all have their biggest effects in the third quarter. The limited impact of foreign exchange reserves on exchange rate fluctuations is attributed to their primary function of facilitating capital movement during the implementation of intervention policies aimed at ensuring exchange rate stability. Keywords: capital; exchange; flows; foreign; indonesia; inflation; interest; lag; model; policy; rate; stability; term; vol
• Factors affecting the forecasted profitability of construction enterprises listed on the Vietnamese stock market by Nguyet, Nguyen Minh; Kien, Tran Trung; Thu, Ho Thi Hoai; Ha, Pham Thi Thu (2025) - The results indicated that the asset growth rate was positively correlated with profitability in the following year, whereas three factors—profitability in the previous year, company size in the previous year, and dividends paid in the previous year—were negatively correlated with future profitability. Based on these findings, several recommendations are proposed to assist business managers in predicting future profitability more accurately. Keywords: assets; capital; construction; enterprises; factors; future; impact; model; profitability; vol; year
• Research on the relationship between enterprise internationalization degree and performance based on the multi-index simplified model by Yang, Xue; Ismail, Md Daud (2025) - The characteristics of multi-index information in any effective multi-index simplified model are analyzed according to the degree of correlation of multi-index information, laying a good foundation for the calculation of multi-index simplified model application analysis. Comparison of analytical accuracy of multi-index simplified model application. Keywords: application; enterprise; index; internationalization; model; model application; multi; performance
• Interactions between main Central American and the U.S. stock markets with financial contagion: An application of the FIEC-FIAPGARCH-DCC model by Liu, Hsiang-Hsi (2025) - Regarding inter-market volatility effects, the effects (β12 and β13) of the volatility impacts from Panama and US on Costa Rica stock market volatility are positive and significant at the 5% level (Table 6). The effects (β21and β23) of the volatility impacts from Costa Rica and US on Panama stock market volatility are positive and significant at the 1% level. Keywords: correlation; costa rica; crisis; dcc; effects; index; markets; model; panama; returns; stock; stock markets; table; time; variance; volatility; week
• Developing an outward mindset model for primary school administrators in Northeastern Thailand by Phanjamrat, Theerawan; Sirisooksilp, Saowanee; Thaksino, Prakrittiya (2025) - In-depth study of Outward Mindset components and indicators among primary school administrators in the Northeastern region. Abstract: This research aimed to: (1) study the components and indicators of the Outward Mindset of primary school administrators in the Northeastern region; (2) examine the consistency of the component model and indicators of the Outward Mindset of primary school administrators in the Northeastern region with empirical data; and (3) create and evaluate the Outward Mindset development model for primary school administrators in the Northeastern region. Keywords: administrators; goals; mindset; model; northeastern; region; school; school administrators; work
• The theory of planned behavior: Factors influencing the consumption intentions of Chinese international students by LinPeng, Xiang; Xuan, Cai; Jun, Li; Karim, Rosman Bin (2025) - [30] Y. Wang, Q.-W. Wang, Y.-Y. Tao, and W.-W. Xie, Empirical study of consumption behavior of college students under the influence of internet-based financing services, Procedia Computer Science, vol. 187, pp. 152-157, 2021. Attitude behavior Within the framework of the Theory of Planned Behavior, attitude-behaviour is defined as an individual's overall positive or negative evaluation of a specific behaviour [52]. Keywords: abroad; analysis; attitude; attitude behavior; behavior; chinese; consumer; consumption; consumption behavior; consumption intentions; control; factors; impact; influence; intentions; journal; model; norms; research; role; science; students; study; theory; vol
• Analysis economic resilience of tourism worker families in the post COVID-19 pandemic recovery in Badung Regency, Bali province by Widiana, I Nyoman Wahyu; Saskara, Ida Ayu Nyoman; Dewi, Made Heny Urmila; Suasih, Ni Nyoman Reni (2025) - This study investigates family economic resilience in Badung Regency, focusing on gender and location as key variables. Keywords: Covid-19 pandemic, Economic resilience family, Recovery, Tourism worker. Keywords: bali; development; education; families; family; gender; income; model; pandemic; resilience; rural; study; tourism; variables; vol; women
• Early-stage study on the urgency of a sport climbing performance assessment model based on LTAD framework for talent identification by Sukiyandari, Liska; Setyawati, Heny; Rahayu, Tandiyo; Sulaiman, Sulaiman; Ariyatun, Ariyatun (2025) - Research Instruments Data collection was carried out using a structured questionnaire which was prepared based on the principles of sports performance assessment and the LTAD framework. These findings reinforce the relevance of designing a climbing-specific assessment framework that reflects the multifaceted nature of athlete performance and aligns with LTAD stages. Keywords: assessment; athlete; development; groups; ltad; model; performance; results; selection; sports; table; talent; vol
• Optimizing collaborative filtering recommender systems with the GRPO reinforcement learning algorithm by Jeon, Hwi; Lee, Chan-Ho; Choi, Jong-Geun; Kwon, Hyuk-Jin (2025) - This suggests that the policy gradient update process for item and positional embeddings in sequential collaborative filtering models may differ from that in graph and integrated models. Along with research on integrating collaborative filtering models, research on recommender systems utilizing reinforcement learning [9, 10] is also continuing. Keywords: embeddings; filtering; graph; grpo; learning; model; performance; policy; recommendation; recommender; reinforcement; sequential; user
• Enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes in higher education through AI-supported flipped classrooms: A mixed-methods study by Tran, Cam Ai; Van, Hung Tran; Nguyen, Ha Thu Thi; Le, Phuong Ba; Tran, Trung (2025) - This study investigates the impact of an AI-supported flipped classroom model on student engagement and learning outcomes among university students in Vietnam. This study aims to address this gap by investigating how an AI-supported flipped classroom model affects student engagement and academic performance among undergraduate students in Vietnam. Keywords: classroom; data; education; engagement; feedback; group; learning; model; research; students; study; tools; vol
• Adaptive social media management for higher education image transformation by Prabayanti, H. R.; Mustaji, Mustaji; Roesminingsih, E. (2025) - Keywords: Brand image, Circular Model of SoMe, Higher education, Social media management, Unesa. However, the results of this study can make a scientific contribution to the development of education management science, especially in the context of social media management in higher education. Keywords: account; brand; communication; content; education; faculty; image; instagram; management; media; media management; model; public; research; unesa; university; vol; website
• Local wisdom based learning and sustainable business development model by Suranto, Suranto; Syah, Muhammad Fahmi Johan; Nurgiyatna, Nurgiyatna (2025) - The items used to measure the mental characteristics of the business (internal and external), business development learning, and sustainable business were all declared reliable. [31] T. A. Karnawati, The role of internal and external factors that influence to business development on entrepreneurs of local superior products in malang regency, Proceedings of International Conference on Economics Business and Government Challenges, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. Keywords: batik; business; characteristics; development; education; entrepreneurs; generation; industry; journal; learning; model; msmes; production; skills; social; study; vol
• Forecasting battery electric vehicle growth and charging infrastructure needs in Thailand: A macroeconomic and statistical modeling approach by Gomonwattanapanich, Opart; Sivabrovornvatana, Nilubon; Jansa, Pachern (2025) - These actions have yielded robust EV adoption growth and catalyzed private-sector investments in clean mobility technologies https://orcid.org/0009-0004-2350-5260 https://orcid.org/0009-0005-5639-228X https://orcid.org/0009-0000-6228-4350 1247 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 8: 1246-1258, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9586 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Research suggests that perceived lack of infrastructure is a major deterrent to EV adoption, particularly in emerging markets. Keywords: adoption; bevs; charging; data; electric; energy; forecasting; growth; infrastructure; model; policy; thailand
• Influence of employee loyalty and employee satisfaction on maintaining human resources in commercial service firms by Thu, Nguyen Van; Lan, Nguyen Ngoc; Lan, Vu Thi; Tri, Nguyen Van; Dan, To Xuan (2025) - Keywords: Economics, Employee loyalty (EL), Employee satisfaction (ES), Human resource management, Labor economics, Labor law, Maintenance of human resources (MHR). Published: 23 August 2025 * Correspondence: nnlan@daihocthudo.edu.vn Influence of employee loyalty and employee satisfaction on maintaining human resources in commercial service firms Nguyen Van Thu1, Nguyen Ngoc Lan2*, Vu Thi Lan3, Nguyen Van Tri4, To Xuan Dan5 1University of Labour and Social Affairs, Vietnam; vanthu75@gmail.com (N.V.T.). Keywords: authors; employee; firms; hanoi; job; loyalty; mhr; model; resources; satisfaction; service; study; table; variables; vol
• Securing the future: Integrating AI safety into cybersecurity frameworks by Jabbarova, Kamila (2025) - However, as AI systems become increasingly integrated into these essential areas, new vulnerabilities and risks emerge. However, as AI systems evolve and become more complex, their integration into critical systems introduces new cybersecurity risks. Keywords: attacks; cybersecurity; data; integrity; learning; making; model; safety; systems; threats
• The influence of college students' career exploration on career maturity in Guangdong province, China: The moderating effect of future time perspective and mediated by professional commitment by Wu, Lingna; Chang, Yuan-Cheng (2025) - Empirical studies show that college students with higher Career Maturity can more accurately identify their career interests and capabilities, formulate reasonable career plans, and demonstrate significantly higher probabilities of successful employment Career Exploration behaviors during youth serve as the prerequisite for enhancing Career Maturity, as individuals gradually develop clear career cognition and decision-making abilities by assessing their alignment with the professional world. Keywords: career; career exploration; career maturity; college; college students; commitment; effect; future; model; perspective; relationship; students; study; time; time perspective; vol
• Neural network approach to predict the association between blood cadmium levels and hypertension by Kim, Kisok ; Park, Hyejin (2024) - In addition, as smoking is intricately linked to blood Cd levels and poses a potential risk factor for cardiovascular disease [23, 24] we performed subgroup analyses focusing on smoking. 341 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 336-344, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.978 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Associations between blood Cd levels and hypertension in the general population were reported in several studies [34, 35]. Keywords: blood; cadmium; data; exposure; health; hypertension; levels; model; pressure; risk; study; vol
• Designing instructions for active and reflective students in cello class by Murbiyantoro, Heri; Karyawanto, Harpang Yudha; Mahendra, Marda Putra (2025) - The following are the support systems needed in the Active and Reflective learning model: (1) The media used in the Active and Reflective learning model are audio and visual, such as a sound system and DVD player. The instructional impact is the learning outcome achieved or directly related to the learning material, while the accompanying impact is the learning outcome achieved as a result of using the Active and Reflective learning model. Keywords: cello; education; journal; learning; learning model; learning process; methods; model; music; process; reflective; research; students; study; teaching; vol
• How ethics and status matter in young consumers’ green purchase behavior? Evidence from Vietnam by Dung, Hoang Tuan; Mai, Nguyen Thi Tuyet; Linh, Nguyen Hoang (2025) - Past research has suggested investigating green consumption behavior from an ethical perspective, since green behaviors contain intrinsic moral components Keywords: Gen Z, Green purchase behavior, Hunt-Vitell theory of ethics, Need for status, Vietnam. Keywords: behavior; consumers; consumption; evaluation; green; intention; journal; judgment; model; products; purchase; research; status; study; vietnam; vol
• Design and development of an intelligent real-time pressure sensing system for sitting posture monitoring by Qizheng, Ang; Soong, Lim Way; Chin, Yeo Boon; Jearanaisilawong, Petch (2025) - [11] M. Nadeem, E. Elbasi, A. I. Zreikat, and M. Sharsheer, Sitting posture recognition systems: Comprehensive literature review and analysis, Applied Sciences, vol. 14, no. 18, p. 8557, 2024. This study aims to design and develop an intelligent, real-time pressure sensing system to monitor and classify sitting posture accurately. Keywords: accuracy; classification; data; figure; mat; model; monitoring; posture; pressure; sensors; sitting; svm; system; time; user; vol
• Modeling the effects of physical activity and lifestyle on academic achievement: The mediating roles of physical fitness and self-confidence by Saraswara, Bella Shasi; Maksum, Ali; Priambodo, Anung; Turi, Moh; Iskandar, Risfan (2025) - Physical fitness was found to strongly influence self-confidence, which in turn had a substantial direct impact on academic performance. Importantly, physical fitness was shown to affect academic performance indirectly through the mediation of self-confidence, especially in physical education and science subjects. Keywords: achievement; activity; analysis; confidence; fitness; health; learning; lifestyle; model; physical; research; science; self; students; study; vol
• Algorithmic mediation and virtual engagement in smart tourism: An expectation–confirmation model of trust and travel intention among Gen Z tourists in Thailand by Liang, Yingtao; Surinta, Olarik; Tirakoat, Suwich (2025) - Trust as a Mediating Keystone Our findings reinforce the centrality of trust in digital tourism research but add new insight by situating trust within an algorithmic context. This reframing of trust expands the theoretical conversation to include technological mediation as a key antecedent of reliable relationships in digital tourism. Keywords: confirmation; engagement; expectation; gen; intentions; mediation; model; research; thailand; tourism; tourists; travel; trust; vol
• The influence of curriculum design on university students’ academic performance in Cambodia: Exploring the mediating role of self-regulation by Lork, Chumneanh; Ali, Dhakir Abbas (2025) - This study aims to investigate the effect of curriculum design on the academic achievement of higher education students in Cambodia. The findings confirm that curriculum design has a positively significant influence on self-regulation among higher education students in Cambodia (β = 0.405, t = 8.580, p = 0.000), thus supporting H2. Keywords: curriculum; design; education; learning; model; performance; regulation; self; students; vol

• From screen to speech: Multimodal learning in EFL speaking classrooms by Rozi, Choirul; Munir, Ahmad; Suhartono, Suhartono; Fauziah, Humairah (2025) - [7] B. Mandasari, D. Aminatun, and D. A. Id, Improving students’ speaking performance through vlog, English Education: Journal of English Teaching and Research, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. Questionnaire findings further revealed that students perceived VPAs as engaging, collaborative, and beneficial for developing confidence and fluency, with peer feedback recognized as particularly valuable. Keywords: language; learning; multimodal; practice; project; skills; speaking; students; teaching; video; vol; vpa
• Uncovering the local potential of the islands: Development of a reference book on popular plants of north Maluku with high economic value as teaching material for basic biology courses by Haerullah, Ade; Hasan, Said; Suparman, Suparman; Nasichah, Arini Z; Ahmad, Iswadi M. (2025) - This results in low appreciation among students for local resources and limited understanding of the sustainable utilization of local plants. This approach was chosen to gain an in-depth understanding of the types of local plants with high economic value in North Maluku, as well as to develop teaching materials in the form of reference books relevant to the local context of Basic Biology learning. Keywords: biology; book; development; learning; maluku; north; plants; reference; results; students; vol
• Analysis of teaching at the right level assessment in sixth grade elementary school students by Triwahyuningtyas, Dyah; Suastika, I Ketut; Sesanti, Nyamik Rahayu; Muhammad, Azamul Fadhly Noor (2025) - Increased Confidence and Self-Appreciation in Students Through the reflection process, students expressed their feelings about learning with the TaRL approach. Previous research has shown that the implementation of TaRL through diagnostic assessments effectively improves student learning outcomes. Keywords: approach; assessment; learning; level; research; students; tarl; teachers; teaching; vol; worksheets
• What shapes EMI students’ achievement goals? The influence of locus of control, future time perspective, and self-regulated learning by Guan, Yuan; Ahmad, Rosliza Binti; Faudzi, Farah Nadia Binti Mohd (2025) - [28] B. J. Zimmerman and R. Risemberg, Self-regulatory dimensions of academic learning and motivation. In Handbook of academic learning. Keywords: achievement; achievement goal; control; emi; future; goal; internal; learning; locus; motivation; outcomes; performance; perspective; research; self; strategies; students; study; time; time perspective; vol
• Challenges of developing professional practice in vocational education and training - The Kosovo case by Gjergjaj, Florentina; Gojani, Anton; Gojani, Hajrije Devetaku (2025) - The competence and quality of professional practice instructors, as a critical determinant of the effectiveness of the work-based learning process. In countries with strong dual education traditions, such as Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, professional practice instructors are required to undergo regular training and certification in order to maintain responsibility for mentoring students. Keywords: cooperation; education; kosovo; labor; learning; market; mentors; practice; schools; students; training; vet
• Gamification in accounting learning: As a key factor to learn playing at a University in Peru by Montoya, David De la Cruz-; Orbegoso, Lorenzo Zavaleta; Vega, Iris López; Rubio, Edith Silva; Ortiz, Paola Julca (2025) - Abstract: The purpose of this study is to establish the influence of educational gamification on accounting learning among accounting students at a Peruvian university. The general hypothesis posited that educational gamification exerts a statistically significant influence on accounting learning among accounting students at the selected Peruvian university in 2023. Keywords: accounting; authors; course; education; finance; gamification; learning; motivation; students; test; university; vol
• Clustering elementary education students' literacy skills as a key aspect of interaction with digital media on writing ability by Mulyati, Mulyati; Suryoputro, Gunawan; Tarmini, Wini (2025) - https://doi.org/10.21275/SR21413012657 [9] A. A. R. Cahyo, A. Ahmadi, and R. P. Raharjo, Student responses regarding the use of text-based media platforms as an implementation of student writing skills at Surabaya State University, Lingua Rima: Journal of Indonesian Language and Literature Education, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. Consequently, students’ writing skills remain low and underdeveloped, negatively impacting their academic performance and readiness to face the demands of the digital era, which heavily depends on digital literacy skills Keywords: digital; education; ibispaint; journal; learning; levels; literacy; literacy students; media; sketchbook; skills; students; study; text; vol; writing; writing skills
• Improving Thai EFL secondary school students’ English literacy and thinking skills through CEFR-based digital storytelling by Tachom, Khomkrit; Narueprempree, Nipawan; Mungthaisong, Sornchai (2025) - [4] A. Arono, S. Arsyad, S. Syahriman, N. Nadrah, and A. S. Villia, Exploring the effect of digital literacy skill and learning style of students on their meta-cognitive strategies in listening, International Journal of Instruction, vol. 15, no. 1, pp. Through digital storytelling students learn to handle complex stories while developing critical thinking abilities and making educated inferences which represent key elements of advanced cognitive functions. Keywords: cefr; digital; learning; reading; skills; storytelling; students; test; thinking; vol
• Supporting a graphic design dyslexic student: Utilizing multimedia tools and design applications by Ahmad, Manal; Nabhan, Rabih; Semaan, Simona; Khoueiry, Joe (2025) - The Style of Research: Case Study In general terms, a case study is a reliable and detailed research method used to examine and analyze a phenomenon, individual, or topic. Furthermore, case studies consist of a methodical analysis of relevant subjects to better comprehend their cases. Keywords: adults; dyslexia; frequency; learning; multimedia; participant; reading; research; results; students; study; vol; words
• Analysis of the importance of supporting students with special educational needs: A review article by Chavarry, Madelaine Rosa Peña; Alvarez, Carlos Alberto Villafuerte; Flores, Moisés Oswaldo Farfán; Guzman, Yessenia Bernales (2025) - Students with SEN benefit significantly when multiple professionals, general and special education teachers, therapists, psychologists, and families work in an integrated manner, reinforcing not only their academic development but also their emotional and social well-being. Furthermore, in Latin America, the Intergovernmental Network for the Education of Persons with Special Educational Needs (RIINEE), supported by the UNESCO regional office for Latin America, emphasizes the urgency of transforming educational systems to address the so-called educational debt and injustice that particularly affects students with special educational needs. Keywords: design; education; et al; inclusion; learning; needs; sen; students; teachers; vol
• Effect of infectious disease on paramedic students’ willingness to perform mouth to mouth ventilation at a university by Kim, Jee Hee; Uhm, Tai-Hwan; Park, Sang-Kyu (2025) - [2] T.-H. Uhm, J.-H. Kim, S.-K. Park, E.-J. Kwag, and Y.-L. Ham, Comparison of knowledge and performance after cardiopulmonary resuscitation training at 3, 6, 9 months, Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development, vol. 10, no. 11, pp. 97 respondents had experience in CPR training, and the highest number of training sessions attended was 57, while 90 respondents had no experience in providing CPR. Keywords: cpr; infection; mmv; resuscitation; students; vol; willingness
• Development and validation of an online academic resilience scale for college students by Zheng, Weidong; Ratanaolarn, Thanin; Sriwisathiyakun, Kanyarat; Jiang, Genghao (2025) - The scale is suitable for measuring college students’ online academic resilience and provides a theoretical reference and tool support for related research. Keywords: College students, Learning, Online academic resilience, Online learning, Scale development. Keywords: college; college students; difficulties; factor; items; learning; online; resilience; resilience scale; scale; students; study; vol
• The impact of game models and learning motivation on manipulative movement skills in elementary school students by Dewi, Rahma; Akhmad, Imran; Pane, Bessy Sitorus; Verawati, Indah; Destya, Muhammad Reza (2025) - This study seeks to investigate the interaction effects of learning motivation and game model type (individual and group games) on the manipulative movement skills of elementary school students. The results of the 172 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 10: 170-177, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i10.10378 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate validity and reliability tests conducted on the TGMD-2 for elementary school students indicate that this test has high reliability and a relatively high degree of consistency Keywords: games; group; individual; learning; motivation; movement; play; school; skills; students; vol
• Assessing English language needs of electronic engineering students: A case study at polytechnic university of Tirana, Albania by Kanini, Vanina; Bojaxhi, Jola; Brahja, Anjeza; Shehu, Isida; Stojani, Edita (2025) - 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Listening Speaking Reading Writing 24 42 10 5 14 17 32 18 Skills where students focus better Skills they possess better 0 20 40 60 Weak Good Very good 10 41 30 no. of weak students no. of good students no. of very good students 351 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 10: 346-358, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i10.10429 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate • Very Good: 30 students • These adjustments would foster higher motivation, improve proficiency, and better align language instruction with engineering students’ future career contexts. Keywords: course; english; language; learning; needs; skills; students; vol
• A case study of active learning implementation to develop college students’ problem-solving ability in physical education by Chen, Feifei; Li, Jianpeng; Yu, Hsin-Chang; Xia, Yingying (2025) - [41] S. Hsu, Using case discussion on the web to develop student teacher problem solving skills, Teaching and Teacher Education, vol. 20, no. 7, pp. https://doi.org/10.1080/09500690902833221 [53] C. J. Harris et al., Impact of project‐based curriculum materials on student learning in science: Results of a randomized controlled trial, Journal of Research in Science Teaching, vol. 52, no. 10, pp. 1362-1385, 2015. Keywords: ability; education; journal; knowledge; learning; learning teaching; method; problem; research; skills; solving; students; study; teaching; thinking; vol
• Cooperative learning and its relationship with formative assessment in university students by Carbajal-Licas, Jenny; Brito-Garcías, José Gregorio; Flores-Cruz, Jesús Rule (2025) - Published: 17 October 2025 * Correspondence: jenny.carbajal@usil.pe Cooperative learning and its relationship with formative assessment in university students Jenny Carbajal-Licas1*, José Gregorio Brito-Garcías2, Jesús Rule Flores-Cruz3 1,2Escuela de Posgrado, Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola, Lima, Perú; jenny.carbajal@usil.pe (J.C.L.) jose.brito@epg.usil.pe (J.G.B.G.). Abstract: The aim of this research is to measure the relationship between formative assessment and cooperative learning in the classroom of a public university. Keywords: assessment; education; faculty; group; learning; members; students; university; vol
• Student perceptions of active learning management in a database systems course: A Thai university comparative study by Budsara, Kridsada; Ratanaolarn, Thanin; Petsangsri, Sirirat (2025) - Prior knowledge of active learning positively influences student perceptions, suggesting that readiness and mindset are essential for modern pedagogical approaches. Keywords: Active learning, Database systems course, Higher Education, Learning environment, Student perceptions, Thailand. Keywords: assessment; content; course; database; education; knowledge; learning; mod; perceptions; science; students; systems; teaching; thinking; vol
• Gamification in deaf students social behavior learning to implement SDGs: A literature review by Sartinah, Endang Pudjiastuti; Widajati, Wiwik; Budiati, Eryana Fatimasari Retno; Rahmatin, Faizur; Jehyeh, Nureeman (2025) - The requirement sought in this 1346 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 10: 1344-1351, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i10.10669 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate literature review was related to how social behavior learning gamification was provided to deaf students to support the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Correspondence: endangsartinah@unesa.ac.id Gamification in deaf students social behavior learning to implement SDGs: Keywords: behavior; challenges; development; education; gamification; learning; literature; students; vol
• Effectiveness of nutrition education in fruit and vegetable consumption in Saudi Arabia: A pre-post intervention study by Tami, Suzan H. (2025) - Research has demonstrated the effectiveness of nutrition education interventions in modifying dietary behaviors and improving knowledge of healthy lifestyles Additionally, an interactive game was conducted, where participants wrote ideas for adding FV to dishes on colored paper clips, which were then hung on a lighted tree to promote increased FV consumption. Keywords: consumption; daily; education; health; intake; intervention; nutrition; students; study; vegetables; vol; week
• Attitude and perception of English language program students towards oral presentation in improving their English-speaking skills by Banafi, Norah (2025) - [23] A. T. Alharbi, Speaking anxiety during English oral presentations: Investigating Saudi undergraduate EFL learners’ behaviors, Linguistics and Culture Review, vol. 5, no. S2, pp. https://dx.doi.org/10.7575/aiac.ijels.v.6n.2p.111 [8] R. P. Astuti, The effect of student presentation on the eleventh grade student’s speaking skill at SMA Negeri 24 Kabupaten Tangerang, Globish: An English-Indonesian Journal for English, Education, and Culture, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 132- 142, 2018. Keywords: efl; elp; english; language; presentation; skills; speaking; students; study; vol
• The role of biology curriculum in promoting student health, environmental awareness, and academic success: Teacher responsibilities by Bara, Enkelejda ; Bara, Gezim ; Pupe, Sara (2024) - Received: 2 January 2024; Revised: 31 January 2024; Accepted: 5 February 2024; Published: 20 February 2024 Correspondence: gezim.bara@fshn.edu.al The role of biology curriculum in promoting student health, environmental awareness, and academic success: Teacher responsibilities Enkelejda Bara1, Gezim Bara2*, Sara Pupe3 1 University of Tirana, Albania; enkelejda.bara@unitir.edu.al (E.B.). [30] K.-T. Yang, T.-H. Wang, and C. M.-H. Chiu, Study the effectiveness of technology-enhanced interactive teaching environment on student learning of junior high school biology, Eurasia Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. 263-275, 2015. Keywords: authors; biology; curriculum; education; environment; health; learning; research; science; students; study; teachers; understanding; vol
• A critical study on the use of artificial intelligence in E learning technologies to enhance learners’ performance by Alowayr, Ali (2025) - 2. I use e-learning merged AI tools to improve my study skills. I use e-learning merged AI tools to improve my study skills 4.43 0.78 0.000 Keywords: education; intelligence; learning; students; study; systems; tools; use; vol
• Effectiveness of pedagogic praxes in teaching matter and kinetic molecular theory at grade 10 in selected schools in the Mthonjaneni circuit in South Africa by Eric, Danso; Mngomezulu, Thanduxolo Peace TP.; Mpuangnan, Kofi N (2025) - In order to ensure that the study captured both instructional approaches and student understanding in the regional context, participants were chosen based on their insights into physical science learning outcomes and teaching practices. [23] indicates that in science classrooms, cooperative learning improves student performance, lowers anxiety, and fosters social skills. Keywords: control; group; kmt; knowledge; learners; learning; matter; science; students; teaching; test; theory; understanding; vol
• The use of social media and its relationship to national identity among university students by Al-Saify, Hassan ; Ibrahim, Baneen; Alahmari, Abdullah ; Darwish, Shaimaa (2024) - 10.55214/25768484.v8i3.1091 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 11 January 2024; Revised: 19 February 2024; Accepted: 5 March 2024; Published: 19 March 2024 * Correspondence: habualila@kfu.edu.sa The use of social media and its relationship to national identity among university students Hassan Al-Saify1*, Baneen Ibrahim2, Abdullah Alahmari3, Shaimaa Darwish4 1Mass Media & Communication Department, College of Arts, King Faisal University, Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia; habualila@kfu.edu.sa (H.A.S.). Furthermore, it highlights the positive influence of social media on the students' national identity, with statistically significant correlations observed across cultural, emotional, social, and affiliative dimensions. Keywords: belonging; identity; media; saudi; students; study; university; university students; use; vol
• Iraqi EFL university students' word recognition strategies and vocabulary proficiency: A correlational study by Kadhim, Balqees Hameedi; Al-Bakri, Shaymaa Abul Baqi (2024) - Therefore, this research aims to investigate whether there is any significant relationship between word recognition strategies and vocabulary knowledge among Iraqi university students. Furthermore, a positive relationship was observed between word recognition strategies and vocabulary proficiency. Keywords: authors; efl; english; knowledge; language; learning; level; proficiency; reading; recognition; research; strategies; students; study; test; university; use; vocabulary; vol; word
• Harnessing the educational value of folktales in teaching moral education for primary school students by Thu, Hang Nguyen Thi; Bich, Ngoc Nguyen Thi; Thu, Trang Nguyen Thi (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 11, 613-624 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i11.10940 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 18 September 2025; Revised: 10 October 2025; Accepted: 14 October 2025; Published: 10 November 2025 * Correspondence: hangntt@tnue.edu.vn Harnessing the educational value of folktales in teaching moral education for primary school students Abstract: This study investigates whether a structured folktale-based pedagogical approach can strengthen moral education for primary students under typical classroom conditions. Keywords: authors; behavior; control; education; folktales; group; learning; primary; students; study; vol
• A study on the relationship between dementia partner nursing students' knowledge and attitudes on dementia by Lee, Hyunjung (2025) - A positive correlation was found between dementia knowledge and dementia attitudes (r=.205, p=.001). [16] developed to investigate the level of dementia knowledge, the measurement tool consists of a total of 15 questions, including 5 questions on the causes of dementia, 3 questions on epidemiology and systems, 4 questions on symptoms and diagnosis, and 3 questions on treatment and prevention. Keywords: attitudes; dementia; knowledge; nursing; students; study; vol
• Metacognitive thinking skills as indicators of mental health: Possible effects of alexithymia levels by Tolba, Engy; Rabbo, Ali Abd (2025) - Thus, students with high metacognitive thinking have lower manifestations of alexithymia, which is characterized by difficulties in distinguishing between different emotional states and a limited ability to think and use emotions to deal with situations Abstract: This study aimed to examine the potential effects of alexithymia levels on metacognitive thinking skills among university students by identifying the prevalence levels of alexithymia, determining the level of metacognitive thinking skills, and examining the effects of alexithymia levels on metacognitive thinking skills that are indicators of mental health. Keywords: ability; alexithymia; feelings; groups; health; knowledge; learning; levels; medium; metacognition; processes; scale; students; thinking; thinking skills; university; university students; vol
• Higher education students’ perceptions of the CBSUA’s IDIG-funded free Wi-Fi project: Access, usage, well-being, and challenges by Dacer, Christopher B. (2025) - The location of free Wi-Fi can limit student access due to physical distance, restricted coverage areas, and accessibility issues. By doing so, institutions can strengthen the sustainability of internet provision and maximize its impact on student learning. Keywords: access; campus; cbsua; connectivity; digital; fi project; free; internet; learning; project; students; vol
• Factors influencing students’ decisions to start online businesses in the digital ERA at Thanh Dong University by Thu, Pham Thi (2025) - The empirical results indicate that educational and relational support and prior entrepreneurial experience positively and significantly enhance entrepreneurial intention, while structural support shows no significant effect. Entrepreneurial intention, in turn, strongly promotes students’ decisions to start online businesses. Keywords: business; education; entrepreneurship; experience; htmt; intention; start; students; support; validity; vol
• Work-related learning and professional growth of students at a selected open university in Zimbabwe by Rajlal, Ashnee; Muchowe, Regis Misheal; Chitamba, Anos (2025) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 1264 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 11: 1255-1265, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i11.11105 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate References [1] E. Garwe, Does the timing of work integrated learning affect graduate employability outcomes?, South African Journal of Higher Education, vol. 34, no. 5, pp. 192-209, 2020. [35] P. Vailasseri, J. Long, and M. Joordens, A review of work integrated learning in Australian engineering education, Keywords: education; employability; learning; open; research; skills; students; study; university; vol; work; wrl; zimbabwe
• Mother tongue interference in translating engineering ESP terminology: Issues and implications by Bojaxhi, Jola; Kanini, Vanina; Shehu, Isida; Brahja, Anjeza; Stojani, Edita; Daci, Silvana (2025) - Interestingly, 83% of students emphasized the importance of understanding the concept before translating, showing awareness that ESP translation requires subject-specific comprehension, not mechanical word substitution. 76% 12% 12% 5 English enriches Albanian technical language. Keywords: albanian; engineering; english; esp; language; learning; students; terminology; translation
• Enhancing quality education: Analyzing the comprehension levels of college freshmen students through their reading skills by Garcia, Cesar H.; Aquino, Rommel Dg. (2025) - Keywords: Critical thinking, Interpretative, Literal, Quality education, Reading comprehension. Reading comprehension is a critical academic skill that goes beyond decoding words; it involves constructing meaning, integrating prior knowledge, and critically evaluating information [2]. Keywords: comprehension; education; instruction; learning; level; literacy; performance; reader; reading; respondents; skills; students; vol
• The development of Flanatomy as a learning media for ADHD students based on a 3D puzzle and augmented reality by Hariadi, Bambang; Erdiana, Setya Putri; Masitoh, Siti; Sagirani, Tri; Efendi, Wawan Wahyudi; Prasetyo, Tegar (2025) - Published: 28 November 2025 * Correspondence: tya@dinamika.ac.id The development of Flanatomy as a learning media for ADHD students based on a 3D puzzle and augmented reality Bambang Hariadi1, Setya Putri Erdiana2*, Siti Masitoh3, Tri Sagirani4, Wawan Wahyudi Efendi5, Tegar Prasetyo6 1,2,4,5,6Dinamika University, Indonesia; bamband@dinamika.ac.id (B.H.) tya@dinamika.ac.id (S.P.E.) tris@dinamika.ac.id (T.S.) wawan@dinamika.ac.id (W.W.E.) 23420100051@dinamika.ac.id (T.P.). Abstract: ADHD students have low concentration and face significant challenges in engaging in cognitive activities. Keywords: adhd; attention; children; development; disorder; experts; flanatomy; journal; learning; media; product; students; vol
• Dear teachers, Do you know? The era of teaching is over, only learning prevails by Kumar Shah, Rajendra ; Basnyat, Samjhana (2024) - Initially, while teaching at the school level, I adopted traditional teacher centred teaching methods. Traditional teaching learning methods which laid more emphasis on the rote learning should be abandoned. Keywords: classroom; education; knowledge; learning; level; methods; practices; process; research; school; students; teacher; teaching; world
• Building a global-oriented talent development system for traditional Chinese medicine: A systematic review by Yue, Du; Azman, Norzaini (2025) - This entails establishing a systematic cultivation pathway underpinned by a four-dimensional closed-loop framework of ‘institutional frameworks, curricula, competencies assessment,’ thereby transforming TCM international talent education from a ‘patchwork approach’ to a ‘cohesive system’ Consequently, standardizing terminology and establishing bilingual teaching materials represent fundamental challenges that cannot be avoided in cultivating international TCM talent. Keywords: chinese; development; education; framework; global; international; knowledge; learning; medical; medicine; quality; research; students; system; talent; tcm; teaching
• The effectiveness of diorama media and digital archives of Aboriginal tribes loaded with design thinking to strengthen the national identity of history learners by Printina, Brigida Intan; Krisnamurti, Cyrenia Novella; Rusmawan, Rusmawan; Anugrahana, Andri; Utama, Florentinus Galih Adi (2025) - When students engage with authentic visualizations, such as Aboriginal history dioramas and oral Dreamtime traditions, their critical analysis of primary sources improves [22]. [18] I. J. Fitriyah, S. Saputro, and Sajidan, Research trends in design thinking education: A systematic literature review from 2014 to 2024, European Journal of Educational Research, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. Keywords: aboriginal; analysis; archives; design; digital; diorama; education; history; identity; journal; learning; media; research; students; thinking; understanding; visualization; vol
• Parental socioeconomic status, school physical facilities availability, and students’ academic performance by Werang, Basilius Redan; Agung, Anak Agung Gede ; Sri, Anak Agung Putri ; Leba, Seli Marlina Radja ; Jim, Edmond Leonard (2024) - The results of this study showed a strong relationship between the quality of school physical facilities and student academic achievement, underlining the significance of a sympathetic learning environment in fostering student academic success. Data on parental socioeconomic status and the school’s physical facilities availability were gathered using two quantitative survey questionnaires, while data on student academic performance was obtained by getting the surveyed students’ academic records. Keywords: achievement; availability; children; education; facilities; impact; journal; learning; parents; performance; research; school; school students; state; status; students; study; vol
• Comparative analysis of students' mathematical problem-solving performance in sequential and concurrent multitasking: Evidence from large-scale computer-based tests by Nisa, Titin Faridatun; Budayasa, I Ketut; Lukito, Agung (2025) - There was no control over individual student factors such as mathematical ability or working memory, which could affect multitasking performance. [9] O. Dönmez and Y. Akbulut, Timing and relevance of secondary tasks impact multitasking performance, Computers & Education, vol. 161, p. 104078, 2021. Keywords: digital; learning; multitasking; performance; problem; research; solving; students; time; vol
• Navigating the need for mobile apps in higher education: The Mediating role of digital transformation by Adam, Fia Fridayanti; Ferezagia, Debrina Vita; Grataridarga, Niko; Wiwesa, Ngurah Rangga; Mona, Nailul; Altamira, Melisa Bunga; Subarrao, Anusuyah; Khan, Nasreen (2025) - Navigating the need for mobile apps in higher education: The Mediating role of digital transformation Since mobile apps are growing, the need for such applications has become necessary. Keywords: apps; campus; digital; education; experience; learning; mobile; needs; services; students; transformation; user; vol
• Research on the correlation between positive psychological capital influence and the social behavior of students-using the example of Guangzhou city, China by Yifei, Yao; Asipova, Nurbubu; Zeng, Yulin; Huang, Wenya; Rysbaevna, Dzhooshbekova Ainagul (2025) - For only children, the lack of opportunities for sibling interaction makes the development of positive social behaviors more difficult. If we can face it with a positive attitude and the correct approach, it becomes easier to develop positive social behavior. Keywords: behavior; behavior scale; capital; children; resilience; scale; students; study; total; variables
• A decade of English academic reading research: A bibliometric analysis by Ismail, Hijril ; Mukminin, Amirul ; Lukman; Humaira; Edi (2024) - The study aims to classify English academic reading articles, identify research trends, and explore popular and emerging topics in the field. Abstract: This paper addresses a gap in the literature by conducting a bibliometric analysis of research on English academic reading. Keywords: academic; analysis; articles; doi; english; journal; language; learning; purposes; reading; research; students; university; vol
• Identifying the approach to financial sustainability: Navigating the complexities of earning and spending by Alam, Naushad ; Shahfaraz Khan, Mohammad ; Azad, Imran ; Shahid, Faisal ; Ahmad Dar, Amir (2024) - The ANOVA results showed significant differences in expected spending across different occupations, indicating that occupation is important in shaping people's financial preferences and behaviors. Similarly, there were consistently significant differences in expected spending when comparing scholars and laborers, laborers and business people, and laborers and government employees were compared. Keywords: business; earnings; employees; govt; groups; regression; scholars; spending; students; vol
• The effectiveness of a proposed strategy in light of anchored instruetion learning on achievement among middle school students by Hassoon Suhail, AYSAR ; Jabbar Faris, Elham (2024) - This is done by creating environments that allow continuous exploration by Students and enable them to understand the kind of problems they face in different subjects and knowledge and help students in exploring the same topics from multiple perspectives It has also become necessary to focus on employing technology in the educational process in order to keep pace with progress and raise the capabilities of the educational system, which reflects positively on the educational process as a whole, and those who examine the educational reality in the various educational levels will notice that there is a weakness in achievement because mathematics is an abstract science. Correspondence: aissar.sohail2203m@ihcoedu.uobaghdad.edu.iq The effectiveness of a proposed strategy in light of anchored instruetion learning on achievement among middle school students Aysar Hassoon Suhail1* Elham Jabbar Faris2 1,2College of Education for Pure Sciences / Ibn Al-Haytham, University of Baghdad; aissar.sohail2203m@ihcoedu.uobaghdad.edu.iq (A.H.S.) ilham.j.f@ihcoedu.uobaghdad.edu.iq (E.J.F.) Keywords: achievement; education; knowledge; learning; mathematics; research; strategy; students; test
• Inclusive education: Bridging the gap between online and face-to-face teaching modalities by Morrar, Najiba ; Abdul Majeed, Ayman ; Qassrawi, Rania (2024) - It was also asserted that most of the common online tools of E-assessment were confined to the traditional methods of evaluation raised worries about the effectiveness and trustworthiness in achieving the learning outcomes as well as justice and inclusion [29-30-38] One of the significant issues the participating students elevated in the context of achieving equity in online education was related to the importance of investing in online teaching mode in the Palestinian context as an occupied country due to political and economic obstacles. [28] investigated how students’ attitudes towards online learning had changed over time regarding the advantages and disadvantages of online teaching mode. Keywords: courses; education; face; face teaching; interaction; learning; methods; mode; online; research; students; study; teaching
• The role of self-regulation as an intervening variable in the influence of self-efficacy on the learning outcomes of Islamic religious education by Rahman, Ulfiani ; Idham; Salman, Ibnu ; Qardawi Hamzah, Muh. (2024) - Hypothesis 3 𝐻0 : Self efficacy has a significant influence on self regulation 𝐻1 : Self efficacy has an influence on self regulation but is not significant The score 𝑃𝑣𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒 < 0.05is 0.000, so 𝐻0it can be concluded that self efficacy has a significant influence on self regulation. 4.4.4. Keywords: efficacy; influence; learning; outcomes; regulation; research; score; self; self efficacy; students; study
• Integrating numeration in mathematics learning by Virdinarti Putra, Lisa ; Sukestiyarno; Masrukan; Widodo, Joko (2024) - Numeracy learning is closely related to student life, whether it is at home, school, or the community. Keywords: Numeracy, Mathematics learning, Numeracy learning, Value integration. Keywords: education; learning; lesson; life; literacy; material; mathematics; numeracy; numerical; research; school; skills; students; teaching
• Determinants of life insurance purchase decisions among university students in Hanoi, Vietnam by Ngoc Huong Quynh, Pham ; Tien Dung, Nguyen (2024) - Abstract: This article aims to evaluate the factors affecting the decision to buy life insurance for students in Hanoi, including the variables: awareness of life insurance value, motivations to purchase, barriers to purchase, company brand, and life insurance consultant. Accordingly, the barrier factor has a negative impact, decreasing the ability to buy life insurance. Keywords: analysis; brand; decision; factors; insurance; life; life insurance; purchase; research; results; students; value; variables; vol
• Barriers to pass English teaching professional licensure as perceived by newly graduated Saudi teachers by Alasmari, Nasser (2024) - The Objectives of the Research The scarcity of resources that shed light on professional exam licensure in all subjects and in English urges the conduct of this research. Teacher licensure examination has been suggested as a way to achieve this goal. Keywords: candidates; education; exam; examination; failure; licensure; ple; research; saudi; students; teachers; teaching
• A systematic review of catching and comparing the most valuable gamification elements used in online learning by Ashwaq Munif Almutairi (2024) - Keywords: Gamification elements, Online learning, Systematic review. Purpose of the Study Different studies have explored gaming elements by comparing two types of games and investigating students’ perceptions of game elements, personalization of gamification elements, and the impact of infusing game elements and gamification in learning. Keywords: badges; elements; engagement; et al; game; game elements; gamification; gamification elements; learning; levels; motivation; points; review; students; study; system
• Leveraging ChatGPT to enhance students’ writing skills, engagement, and feedback literacy by Oktarin, Irene Brainnita ; Edistianda Eka Saputri, Maria ; Magdalena, Betty ; Hastomo, Tommy ; Maximilian, Aksendro (2024) - “Interactive lessons have enabled me to stay engaged and focused throughout my learning experience”.(S8) Student feedback also highlighted the significance of AI chatbots for building community. Emphasis was placed on student feedback literacy, highlighting the necessity for students to understand the significance of feedback in writing instruction. Keywords: ai chatbots; chatbots; class; doi; efl; engagement; feedback; feedback literacy; language; learning; literacy; outcomes; research; students; vol; writing
• Level of awareness on the sustainable development goals among Indian youth: Empirical evidence from Northern India by Sharma, Shraddha ; Manani, Preeti ; Thakwani, Monika ; Satsangi, Rupali ; Sharma, Priti ; Jamwal, Dolly (2024) - Section 2 is a review of the literature section focusing on SDG awareness and India’s contribution to the attainment of SDGs. Unlike previous studies that focused on a limited number of SDGs or specific populations, our research provides a comprehensive examination across a diverse sample, offering deeper insights into the socio-cultural and economic dynamics influencing SDG awareness. Keywords: awareness; development; female; gender; goals; male; mean; research; sdg; sdgs; students; women
• Analysis of high school students' awareness of the psychosocial effects of internet addiction by M. Dawood, Roaa ; A. Yasir, Amean (2024) - Do not R&W R&W Primary school Middle school Secondary school Institute Bachelor's degree MSc or Ph.D. 17 72 105 126 168 173 98 6 2.2% 9.4% 13.7% 16.5% 22.0% 22.6% 12.8% 0.8% Size of family members 1-3 4-6 7-9 ≥ 10 100 276 282 107 13.0% 36.1% 36.9% 14.0% Father (Occupation) Employee Free business Retired Unemployed 263 435 59 8 34.4% 56.9% 7.7% 1.0% Mother (Occupation) Employee Retired Housewife 194 7 564 25.4% 0.9% 73.7% Family monthly income < 300.000 $ 301.000-600.000 $ 601.000-900.000 $ ≥ 901.000 $ 88 320 262 95 11.5% 41.8% 34.2% 12.4% Total N= 765 100% Note: F: frequency, N: number, %: Percentage, $: USD, Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy. Causing family disintegration 452 (59.1%) 288 (37.6%) 25 (3.3%) 2.56 .559 Good Note: F: Frequency, %: Keywords: addiction; awareness; effects; family; internet; internet addiction; level; school; social; students; study; use
• Determinants of Indonesian fifth graders' learning motivation: A survey study by Gede Margunayasa, I ; Gede Astawan, I ; Made Citra Wibawa, I ; Redan Werang, Basilius (2024) - Keywords: School environment, Student learning motivation, Survey study, Teacher morale. Student learning motivation is predicted by a lot of factors both intrinsic and extrinsic [10]. Keywords: environment; impact; learning; learning motivation; morale; motivation; school; school environment; students; teacher; teacher morale; vol
• The learning effects of flipped classroom on nursing student’s vital signs knowledge, skill, and satisfaction: Post-test only control group study by Kaliyaperumal, Raji ; Jeyapaul, Shylaja ; Ahamed Mohammed Mohammed, Khalda ; Hussain Madani, Amna ; Hassan Merghani Mohammed, Duria (2024) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5, 624-632 2024 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1727 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: rrajamanickam@kku.edu.sa The learning effects of flipped classroom on nursing student’s vital signs knowledge, skill, and satisfaction: Post-test only control group study Raji Kaliyaperumal1*, Shylaja Jeyapaul2, Khalda Ahamed Mohammed Mohammed3, Amna Hussain Madani4, Duria Hassan Merghani Mohammed5 1 Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, Tehama branch, King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia; rrajamanickam@kku.edu.sa (R.J) The aim of the study is to evaluate the effect of flipped classroom on knowledge, skill, and satisfaction about vital signs nursing procedure. Keywords: classroom; education; group; knowledge; learning; lecture; nursing; satisfaction; skill; students; study; teaching
• Early insights into SLA with chatGPT: Navigating CS teachers and student perspectives in an opinion-based exploration by Boudia, Chérifa ; Krismadinata (2024) - Guidance for Future Integration: The findings offer practical guidance for educators, developers, and policymakers on effectively integrating AI tools into computer science curricula. Adoption and Integration of AI in Education: The adoption of AI tools, such as ChatGPT, continues to reshape the educational landscape across various levels of education. Keywords: challenges; chatgpt; data; doi; education; integration; learning; programming; science; students; study; use; vol
• Analysis of students' computational thinking skills in solving algebraic problems in cultural contexts by Wahyu Utami, Niken ; Dwi Susandi, Ardi ; Yudi Purwoko, Riawan ; Agustina Putri, Amalia ; Deshinta Ayuningtyas, Annis ; Irfan, Muhammad (2024) - Computational thinking students with higher mathematical logic intelligence when completing work such as decomposition, pattern recognition, algorithmic thinking, as well as generalization and abstraction [7, 8]. The students with high category abilities can solve all computational thinking indicators, students with sufficient categories can solve abstract computational thinking indicator problems, look for equations or patterns and describe problems, while students with low category abilities can solve computational thinking indicator problems abstract and look for equations or patterns while outlining problems and thinking algorithms are bad [9]. Keywords: ability; categories; problem; results; solving; stage; students; thinking; vol
• Exploring learners' perceptions of psychosocial support services in educational institutions: A qualitative Study by Olatunbosun, Stella ; Jacob, Udeme ; Pillay, Jace (2024) - Exploring learners' perceptions of psychosocial support services in educational institutions: A qualitative Study Stella Olatunbosun1, Udeme Jacob2*, Jace Pillay3 1,2,3University of Johannesburg South Africa; olatunbosunoluwakemi77@gmail.com (S.O.) udeme01@gmail.com (U.J.) jacep@uj.ac.z (J.P.) This study explores learners' perceptions of psychosocial support services in educational settings and their influence on academic performance and mental health. Keywords: data; learners; learning; psychosocial; research; respondent; services; students; study; support; support services
• Mission-centric learning strategy TBLC in collecting geographical material for fifth grade literary students by Dalah, Khadeeja Hasan; Abdullah, Ismael Hasan (2024) - Display Result Zero hypothesis: (There is no statistically significant difference at an indicative level (0.05) between the average achievement of pilot group students who have studied natural geography on a strategy (TBL-based learning) and the average achievement of control group students who have studied the same subject on a traditional basis). [25] Al-Khatib, Mona Faisal Ahmed (2016), The impact of the task-based learning strategy on developing achievement, scientific argumentation skills, and the attitude towards teaching methods for students with special needs among student teachers, International Specialized Educational Journal, Volume (5), Issue (10), Amman . Keywords: achievement; control; education; group; learning; learning strategy; mission; research; strategy; students; tbl; teaching; test
• Exploring the impact of mathematics teachers' pedagogical content knowledge on student achievement: A 'H-V' perspective case study by Yang, Liu ; Kamarudina, Nurzatulshima ; Sulaiman, Tajularipin (2024) - Although some studies have investigated the PCK of science teachers,which can reveal the relationship between the PCK level of science teachers and students' achievements and attitudes,this has great reference value for me to horizontally analyze the relationship between mathematics teachers' PCK and students' achievements,however,these studies were not conducted from the perspective of mathematics teachers,and did not consider whether the improvement of teacher PCK would bring new changes to students' achievements from a vertical perspective. Some studies have explored the development trends and characteristics of teacher PCK at various career stages,which is of great reference value as it can help us consciously improve teacher PCK and provide a theoretical basis for longitudinal research. Keywords: achievement; class; content; knowledge; mathematics; pck; stage; students; teachers; teaching
• A study on the revision of adolescent academic burden attitude scale by Deng, Guoliang (2024) - Abstract: The problem of excessive academic burden among adolescents has been hindering the implementation of quality education, and the effective measurement of adolescents’ attitudes towards academic burden is particularly important for later research. There were four common factors with a root greater than 1 (1.004 - 4.140) in the cognitive component of academic burden attitude, and the cumulative contribution rate of the scale was 73.703%. Keywords: analysis; burden; burden attitude; cronbach; dimension; factor; learning; scale; students; value
• The influence of self-efficacy on social adaptability among college students: The mediating role of psychological resilience by Su, Xiaobin ; Weng, Fwuyuan (2024) - Moreover, psychological resilience plays a mediating role in the influence of self-efficacy on social adaptability. Through targeted mental health education and training, students' self- efficacy and psychological resilience can be enhanced, thereby improving social adaptability and enabling them to better cope with academic pressure and life challenges and adapt to vocational and social lives. Keywords: adaptability; adaptation; college; efficacy; individual; relationship; research; resilience; self; social; students; study; vol
• Exploring management strategies for Private Islamic Schools in the deep south of Thailand using the PMDG guidelines: An application of Fuzzy Delphi method by Lateh, Afifi ; Thongsuk, Jarunee ; Machae, Daniya ; Masae, Abdunkareem ; Lateh, Alawee ; Khongpheng, Narida ; Pooteh, Rohani (2024) - [42] advocate for an advertising strategy via online media, encouraging teachers to showcase school activities weekly on Facebook and expanding public relations channels through Twitter and Instagram. [13] P. Tangtragulpaisan, P. Siribanpitak, and P. Xupravati, “Private schools brand management strategies according to the concept of reducing government budget in education,” Journal of Education Studies, Chulalongkorn University, vol. 48, no. 4, pp. Keywords: activities; delphi; education; islamic; learning; management; method; pmdg; private; schools; strategies; strategy; students; thailand; vol
• Integration indigenous science in merdeka curriculum to strengthen scientific literacy and environmental care in elementary schools: Need analysis by Prasetyo, Zuhdan Kun ; Syawaludin, Ahmad ; Desstya, Anatri (2024) - The results of this research show that the teachers propose the reconstruction of indigenous science into scientific science and its integration in learning based on the national curriculum. The activities carried out by these students were not given a quantitative assessment in the form of numbers, but a qualitative assessment, namely in the form of feedback notes regarding what attitudes, knowledge and skills bridge the existence of scientific science with indigenous science. Keywords: curriculum; education; elementary; environment; learning; literacy; research; schools; science; science learning; students; teachers
• Gifted students: Analysis among psychological problems, social, and emotional well-being by Suyitno, Suyitno ; Winarto; Sulistiana, Devita ; Supriyono (2024) - The first is that gifted students demonstrate a greater level of adjustment compared to non-gifted students. A series of questions (DASS) were used to gather data from 112 gifted students, who were involved in this research and identified as gifted students. Keywords: anxiety; children; depression; doi; learning; problems; research; stress; students; table; vol
• The influence of perceived classroom environment on the learning effectiveness of the association of southeast Asian international students studying in China: The mediating role of learning engagement by Fu, Fuzhen ; Xie, Youzhong (2024) - [21] R. M. Carini, G. D. Kuh, and S. P. Klein, Student engagement and student learning: Testing the linkages, Research in Higher Education, vol. 47, pp. 1-32, 2006. They found that interactive teaching methods in the classroom such as group discussions, case analyses and class presentations have a positive impact on student study which will influence student learning effectiveness. Keywords: analysis; asean; china; classroom; classroom environment; education; effectiveness; engagement; environment; learning; learning effectiveness; research; students; study; vol
• The impact of positive psychological capital, problem solving ability and clinical competence on career adaptability in nursing students by Shin, Eun Hee ; Lee, Hyea Kyung (2024) - lee-hk1214@hanmail.net The impact of positive psychological capital, problem solving ability and clinical competence on career adaptability in nursing students Eun Hee Shin1, Hyea Kyung Lee2* 1Nursing Department, Kimcheon University. Abstract: The purpose of this study is to identify the factors affecting career adaptability in nursing students, focusing on positive psychological capital, problem-solving ability, and clinical competence. Keywords: adaptability; capital; career; career adaptability; nursing; problem; solving; students; study
• Development and application of a simulation scenario for transient tachypnea of the newborn nursing care by Hwang, Ju Hee (2024) - The study seeks to confirm the validity of the simulation scenario and enhance the quality of nursing education by providing nursing students with various clinical performance experiences through simulation-based learning. Abstract: This study was conducted to develop and implement Transient tachypnea scenario of the for nursing student, and examine its effects on nursing performance, communication skill and learning confidence. Keywords: communication; education; group; learning; nursing; practice; scenario; simulation; students
• The meanings of experiential-, collaborative-, and inquiry-based learning by Bae, Yena ; Kwon, Danam (2024) - In other words, from direct learning experiences, experiential learners go through a reflective process and apply and verify abstract generalizations [10]. First, the concrete experience stage exposes students to new learning situations and allows them to learn using accumulated learning experiences. Keywords: education; experience; field; inquiry; knowledge; learning; students
• The influence of assessment for learning, assessment as learning, and assessment of learning on speaking and writing skills in elementary school project-based learning by Slamet, St Y ; Winarni, Retno ; Syawaludin, Ahmad ; Widiarto, Tri ; Fakhrudin, Ali (2024) - Using reflection and metacognition to improve student learning: Across the disciplines, across the academy. Other efforts to apply the Project Based Learning model have been empirically proven to increase students' speaking and writing performance [12][13][14]. Keywords: afl; assessment; language; learning; project; research; skills; speaking; students; test; writing
• Innovative contextualized instructional materials utilizing ethanolic crude extract from blue porter weed (Stachytarpheta Jamaicensis) for enhancing science learning in the Philippines by Ondrada, Joyrem J. ; Mario, Julie Ann B. ; C. Makilan, Novemay ; Langcoy, Mary Grace F. ; Acanto, Ricky B. (2024) - The plant is easy to cultivate and its widespread availability make it a promising resource for developing contextualized Science instructional materials [19]. The use of contextualized learning materials in improving students' critical thinking skills in science. Keywords: activity; content; design; education; engagement; evaluation; guide; importance; learner; learning; lesson; materials; mean; module; organization; porterweed; research; science; score; students; study; teacher; understanding
• A study on academic achievement motivation and academic achievement of the class X students of Dibrugarh district, Assam by Kataky, Bilina Devi ; Chaliha, Asomi (2024) - The scores are more equally distributed, pointing to a fairly even range of student academic achievement levels. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1929 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: bilinadevi1@gmail.com A study on academic achievement motivation and academic achievement of the class X students of Dibrugarh district, Assam Bilina Devi Kataky1*, Asomi Chaliha2 1Dibrugarh University, Bihpuria-4, Dist- Lakhimpur (Assam)- 784161; bilinadevi1@gmail.com (B.D.K.) Keywords: academic; achievement; achievement motivation; assam; boys; class; class x; dibrugarh; dibrugarh district; district; girls; learning; students; study
• Digital interactive English teaching materials for Islamic senior high school students in Indonesia by Anggaira, Aria Septi ; Madkur, Ahmad ; Sari, Yeasy Agustina ; Aryanti, Nurul ; Syukron, Buyung (2024) - Feasibility test of interactive English language teaching materials based on digital literacy for millennial Muslims at the Madrasah Aliyah level in the Lampung Province. Abstract: This research aimed to develop interactive English teaching materials based on digital literacy for millennial Muslim learners. Keywords: analysis; digital; doi; english; islamic; language; learning; materials; needs; students; teaching; vol
• Impelementation of Kurikulum Merdeka (Freedom curriculum) in science learning: A case study in Sekolah Indonesia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia by Nurdiyanti, Nurdiyanti ; Wajdi, Muhammad ; Magfirah, Nurul (2024) - Given that SIKL is situated in a multicultural environment, the integration of Kurikulum Merdeka in science learning involves adapting the curriculum to meet the needs of Indonesian students while also acknowledging Malaysia's broader educational and scientific landscape. [6] N. Bonita and S. S, “Assessing student readiness for Kurikulum Merdeka implementation,” Concept Community Concern English Pedagog. Keywords: curriculum; doi; implementation; indonesian; kurikulum; learning; merdeka; project; school; science; students; teachers; teaching; vol
• Math universe: Designing a self-directed learning application for preparing students for mathematical Olympiads by Utami, Anita Dewi ; Suwarman, Ramdhan Fazrianto ; Rufiana, Intan Sari ; Ayufauziah, Nur (2024) - Math Universe application development flowchart. The research employs the Plomp design and development methodology, which includes: 1) Initial investigation phase (situation analysis), 2) Design phase (application design development), 3) Realization phase (application development), and 4) Testing, evaluation, and revision phase (assessment of the developed application's effectiveness). Keywords: application; design; development; learning; math; math universe; mathematics; olympiad; phase; research; self; students; universe; user
• Scientific research as an instrument that empowers lifelong learning. case study with applied psychological students, political science, and public administration students by Hysa, Ferit ; Ibraj, Bajram (2024) - From the review of documentation, curricula and syllabi we conclude that at the bachelor level the subject of scientific research is not developed, while the subjects have many research tasks, argumentative essays and need to be trained with scientific research knowledge to be able to defend the diploma with research paper and not with general exam. In the professional master level program for education administration that aims to prepare school principals and education experts, scientific research methods are not developed while the defense of the diploma is mandatory to do through the development of scientific research. Keywords: development; education; knowledge; learning; methods; problems; research; students; teaching; university
• Nursing Students’ Perception and Attitudes toward Utilization of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care by Alsenany, Samira Ahmed ; AlMaraira, Obay A. ; Mansour, Suzan El-Said (2024) - As shown in (Table 1), the results showed that the relationship between the living location, self-assessment of technological competence, participants’ familiarity with AI and attitude toward AI utilization was negatively significant. These findings signify those students in higher educational levels had more positive attitude scores toward AI utilization. Keywords: attitudes; care; health; intelligence; nursing; students; study; utilization
• Investigating the impact of digital counseling platforms on high school students' well-being for enhancing emotional resilience and academic performance by Hidayat, Ayi Najmul ; Usanto, Usanto (2024) - ayinajmul@gmail.com Investigating the impact of digital counseling platforms on high school students' well-being for enhancing emotional resilience and academic performance Ayi Najmul Hidayat1*, Usanto2 1University of Islam Nusantara, West Java, 40286, Indonesia; ayinajmul@gmail.com (A.N.H.). This study used qualitative methods with semi-structured interviews to explore the experiences of students who have used digital counseling platforms. Keywords: counseling; digital; doi; face; performance; platforms; school; services; students; study; vol
• Enhancing critical thinking skills of EFL learners in Beninese secondary schools: Strategies and implementation by Koukpossi, Omolegbé Albert ; Kottin, Assogba Evariste ; Loko, Crépin D. ; Koutchade, Innocent Sourou ; Dossou, Mawumèvo Tchérak (2024) - The questionnaires include questions about the types and frequency of critical thinking tasks students encounter. Correspondence: koutchade2@yahoo.fr Enhancing critical thinking skills of EFL learners in Beninese secondary schools: Strategies and implementation Omolegbé Albert Koukpossi1, Assogba Evariste Kottin2, Crépin D. Loko3, Innocent Sourou Koutchade4* Mawumèvo Tchérak Dossou5 1,2,3,4,5Département d’Anglais, Faculté des Lettres, Langues, Arts et Communication, Université d’Abomey-Calavi (FLLAC / UAC), République du Bénin, 01 BP 526 Cotonou; koukpossialbert@gmail.com Keywords: efl; learners; learning; problem; skills; solving; strategies; students; tasks; teachers; thinking
• Interplay of language proficiency, gender, test anxiety, and cognitive strategies: The spectrum of guessing behaviors in multiple-choice assessments among Saudi EFL learners by Fraidan, Abdullah Al (2024) - They offer a structured, efficient, and scalable way to evaluate a wide range of topics and are frequently used in language proficiency tests, academic exams, and professional certifications. The analysis reveals that higher proficiency students are prone to educated guessing utilizing deep linguistic insights and contextual cues, whereas those with lower proficiency might rely on simpler heuristics. Keywords: answer; anxiety; guessing; knowledge; language; participants; proficiency; strategies; students; test
• The challenges of conjunctively written adjectives in the learning of Sesotho by Makoa, Malisema Francina (2024) - According to information gathered from their documentation, the majority of Sesotho students also face some challenges when writing Sesotho adjectives which will be discussed in the analysis. 2.2. Therefore, this study aims to find the challenges that conjunctively written Sesotho adjectives bring in the learning of Sesotho and how students can be assisted in writing the adjectives correctly. Keywords: adjectives; concord; data; language; learning; sesotho; stem; students; vol; writing
• Fostering inclusivity: Transforming South African school music programmes through the dalcroze approach by Yende, Sakhiseni Joseph (2024) - In addressing historical disparities within South African music education, the Dalcroze Approach stands out as a flexible and dynamic response. Within the historical context of South African music education, marked by disparities rooted in the apartheid era, the Dalcroze Approach emerges as a dynamic response. Keywords: africa; approach; dalcroze; dalcroze approach; education; learning; music; music education; south; students
• Teachers' perceptions of critical thinking and mathematical literacy in main school PISA 2022 regional survey Yogyakarta, Indonesia by Kintoko, Kintoko; Waluya, St. Budi ; Junaedi, Iwan ; Dewi, Nuriana Rachmani (2024) - While Ennis (1989) suggests that the optimal period for fostering critical thinking skills is during the initial stages of primary education. UNESCO underscores the significant effort required to master critical thinking skills, emphasizing the application of theoretical constructs to comprehend an issue, consider evidence, and evaluate methods or techniques to formulate judgments. Keywords: education; learning; literacy; pisa; school; skills; students; teachers; thinking
• An exploration of teaching reform of management course based on rain class and participatory teaching under OBE concept by Xie, Pingping ; Huo, Bin (2024) - As a core course, management science has a guiding role in the teaching of other related disciplines, and it has become an inevitable trend to apply classroom participatory teaching to enrich the form of classroom teaching, enhance the teaching effect, and establish a participatory teaching style with the characteristics of management science. Post-Course Stage The importance of classroom teaching is self-evident, however, any method can not cover the learning effect of all students, thus after-class learning, for students' knowledge is a kind of sublimation, after class, with the help of the rain classroom network platform, to set up learning tasks, release the expansion of knowledge, the introduction of scientific research methodology and ideas, the organization of learning and discussion, and guidance for innovative research and so on. Keywords: classroom; content; course; education; knowledge; learning; management; mode; students; teachers; teaching
• Fostering students' potential understanding in mathematics learning: Use of teacher questions in small-group discussion by Lanya, Harfin ; Susiswo, Susiswo; Hidayanto, Erry ; Rahardjo, Swasono (2024) - Use of teacher questions in small-group discussion Harfin Lanya1, Susiswo2*, Erry Hidayanto3, Swasono Rahardjo4 1,2,3,4Universitas Negeri Malang, Jl. Semarang 5, Malang, jawa Timur, Indonesia; harfin.lanya.2103119@students.um.ac.id (H.L.) susiswo.fmipa@um.ac.id (S.) erry.hidayanto.fmipa@um.ac.id (E.H.) swasono.rahardjo.fmipa@um.ac.id (S.R.) Abstract: Teacher questions in mathematics learning can foster student understanding, especially teacher questions in small group discussions. Keywords: discussions; follow; group; learning; material; mathematics; probing; questioning; questions; research; students; teacher; teacher questions; types; understanding
• The choice of resources and the investigation process: Case studies in France and Morocco by Lougman, A. ; Mourabit, M. El ; Merabet, Y. El (2024) - Research on science teacher knowledge. In this research, we are interested in science teaching resources. Keywords: knowledge; learning; practices; pupils; research; resources; science; students; teacher; teaching
• Artificial intelligence technologies in Emirati private universities: challenges and effectiveness in improving the quality of education by Alderbashi, Khaled Younis (2024) - It also explored the challenges hindering the use of AI technologies in Emirati private universities. Based on the analysis, it was found that using AI technologies improves the quality of education in in Emirati private universities. Keywords: ai technologies; allows; education; faculty; learning; members; quality; students; universities; use; vol
• Exploring lower secondary Malaysian teachers’ perceptions of using the listening materials in the ‘Pulse 2’ textbook by Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder ; Dullah, Nurul Ain Binti ; Kumar, Menaga ; Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Derioh, May May Grace (2024) - The introduction of this textbook led to a directive declaring the Pulse 2 as ‘textbook material’ and other locally produced English books as ‘non-textbook material’ (Johari & Aziz, 2019). By investigating how ‘Pulse 2’ supports Malaysian teachers in developing their students' listening skills, this study offers valuable insights into the adaptability and impact of ‘foreign’ educational materials in a diverse linguistic environment. Keywords: activities; cefr; english; language; learning; listening; materials; pulse; research; skills; students; study; teachers; teaching; textbook
• The impact of sustainable entrepreneurship education and self-efficacy on students' entrepreneurial mindset and attitude by Wiyanto, Hendra ; Widayati, Catur (2024) - The mediating role of entrepreneurial attitude between sustainable entrepreneurship education and entrepreneurial mindset was not significant, indicating that while entrepreneurial education directly impacts the mindset, the role of attitude as a mediator remains limited. Entrepreneurial education and entrepreneurial mindset: A dynamic capability perspective. Keywords: attitude; business; education; efficacy; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; journal; mindset; role; self; students
• Research on the impact of WTO trade policy review mechanism (TPRM) on the employability of Chinese college students during the economic structural transformation of its member countries by Yang, Haixia (2024) - The findings point out the need to put into practice employment policies that would address these imbalances and provide further support to graduates from the rural areas. It therefore supports the assertion of Zhang and Wu (2016) that through TPRM, it is possible to cause and effect positive structural changes within the economy which will be conducive to graduates employment. Keywords: analysis; economic; education; employment; entrepreneurship; graduates; mass; mass innovation; policy; research; students; study
• Lived experiences of senior high school learners with reading difficulties: A case in the Philippines by Ignacio, Angieleen T. ; Turingan, Vlademir T. ; Jesus, Fhrizz S. De (2024) - Despite significant strides in understanding reading processes and addressing reading difficulties, there exist several critical research gaps that warrant attention. The traditional approach to addressing reading difficulties has often focused solely on remediation techniques and skill-based interventions. Keywords: challenges; difficulties; education; experiences; family; instruction; intervention; language; learners; learning; participants; readers; reading; reading difficulties; reading skills; research; school; skills; strategies; students; study; support; teachers
• Students’ commognitive conflicts in solving absolute value inequalities by Lefrida, Rita ; Rochaminah, Sutji ; M, Bakri ; Alfisyahra, Alfisyahra (2024) - Abstract: The material of absolute value inequalities is considered more difficult to study. Interview Discussion RO To solve this problem, I used the property of absolute value inequalities |𝑥| < Keywords: commognitive; discourse; learning; mathematics; researcher; students; subject; value
• Cheating uncovered: A deep dive into faculty and student perspectives by E. Co, Annalene Grace ; Jesus, Fhrizz S. De (2024) - Literature shows an increasing and alarming percentage of more than 35 to 90 undergraduate students who engaged in cheating behaviors (Ma, McCabe & Liu, 2021; Park, Park, & Jang, 2020; Paulos, 2020; Yardley, Rodreguez, Bates & Nelson, 2019; Lin & Wen, 2017; Bowen 2016). Rather than conducting a study that may gather statistics on cheaters on the effectiveness of intervention programs for cheating behaviors, it may be tenable to first look at the perspectives on what behaviors constitute cheating. Keywords: answers; behaviors; cheating; education; exam; faculty; paper; perspectives; research; students
• Prevention of traffic accidents through the moral knowledge approach in upper secondary students by Hariyati, Hariyati; Palilati, Alida ; Ngii, Edward ; Putra, Adris Ade (2024) - The position of education as an input of knowledge about morals and kindness to its students is an important reference for the formation of expected student character. Introduction The phenomenon of high traffic accident rates among high school students or equivalent who are the nation's generation needs special attention to reduce the number of road traffic accidents. Keywords: accidents; awareness; character; children; education; factors; good; knowing; knowledge; road; school; students; traffic
• Breakfast Consumption Patterns among the Students at Ahfad University for Women by Mohammed, Somiya Gutbi Salim (2020) - Reason for skipping breakfast Skipping breakfast Skipping breakfast puts the body at risking of entering into a starvation mode, leading to compensate and overeat later in the day. Keywords: breakfast; consumption; food; money; skipping; students; study; university; vol
• Factors influencing EFL learners’ speaking fluency: A case study at a high school in Vietnam by Tran, Du Thanh ; Cao, Bich Thi Ngoc ; Dang, Dung Thi Bao (2024) - Abstract: This study investigates how four key factors - English exposure, learning environment, motivation, and teaching pedagogy - affect English speaking fluency among high school students, using both qualitative and quantitative research methods. By expanding the scope of research and incorporating these suggestions, more comprehensive strategies can be developed to improve English speaking fluency among students. Keywords: activities; doi; english; environment; exposure; factors; fluency; language; learners; learning; motivation; practice; speaking; students; teaching
• Quality culture in postgraduate education: student’s satisfaction perspectives by Tu, Nguyen Thanh ; Huong, Tran Thi Thu ; Nham, Nguyen Thi ; Tuan, Nguyen Anh (2024) - Abstract: Although there is growing interest in quality culture in higher education, it is still relatively new in the field of postgraduate education (PE for short), particularly when it comes to quality culture from the perspective of learners. This study seeks to identify and analyze the aspects of quality culture (QC for short) that influence the quality of PE in Vietnamese universities in terms of learner satisfaction. Keywords: culture; education; factors; field; graduate; learning; management; postgraduate; quality; quality culture; research; satisfaction; students; university
• The Use of Directing Technologies in the System of Additional Education by Grigorieva, Elena Ivanovna; Kruglova, Marina Gennadievna ; Asatryan, Olga Fyodorovna ; Oparina, Nina Alexandrovna ; Gribkova, Galina Ivanovna ; Yushchenko, Natalia Sergeevna (2021) - The directing space created in the process of lessons and the demonstration of students’ achievements in performance contributes to students’ musical, aesthetic and spiritual, and moral development, the improvement of their performance skills, and the development of motivation for educational and creative and performance activity. Introduction One of the common negative trends in modern musical pedagogy in additional education institutions is the deficit of effective communication between teachers and students replaced by one-sided pedagogical influence. Keywords: directing; education; moscow; music; pedagogical; performance; process; space; stage; students; teacher
• The future of language education: Integrating smartphones into the curriculum by Alisoy, Hasan ; Mammadova, Ilhama ; Asadova, Birgul ; Ismayilli, Fatime ; Aliyeva, Tehmine (2024) - This study explores students' perceptions of smartphone use in education, particularly in their respective languages, based on a survey of 540 participants from Azerbaijan. Thus, the study intends to shed light, through diverse perspectives of the identified key players, on what lies at the root of the attitudes toward smartphone use in the classroom and understand further implications for practices that are implemented in Azerbaijan. Keywords: agree; deyiləm; disagree; education; language; language education; learning; smartphones; students; tamamilə; use
• Dance learning model for early childhood by Ruiyat, Suci Aprilyati ; Sukardjo, Moch. ; Solihatin, Etin (2024) - In the large group trial, the results of children's ability for early childhood dance instruments obtained appropriate scores, the results of research conducted using E-Modules in the learning process, access that can be used anytime and anywhere makes students able to retrieve the information provided, do exercises to skilfully understand the basic skills of dance for early childhood. However, the implementation of dance learning models for early childhood requires a different approach compared to other age groups (Schloss, 2023). Keywords: assessment; childhood; dance; development; education; learning; research; results; students
• Computational thinking-based informatics material recommendation system for vocational school students with the content-based filtering method by Fitri, Zahratul ; Safriana, Safriana; Nurdin, Nurdin (2024) - The greater the cosine- similarity value produced, the more similar the two data are, so that the material recommendations will be based on the smallest cosine-similarity value between the extraction of student recommendation data. The greater the cosine- similarity value produced, the more similar the two data are, so that the material recommendations will 4776 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 4765-4777, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3028 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate be based on the smallest cosine-similarity value between the extraction of student recommendation data. Keywords: algorithm; content; data; doi; filtering; learning; recommendation; results; students; system; thinking; vol
• The effectiveness of task-based language teaching to improve cadets’ critical thinking skills in comprehending ESP English text by Wibowo, Amiruddin Hadi ; Munir, Ahmad ; Suhartono, Suhartono (2024) - The results of MANOVA showed a significant improvement in critical thinking skills and reading comprehension among cadets using the TBLT model compared to those who did not. Therefore, technology helps to support critical thinking and problem-solving, while project- based learning further fosters creativity and critical thinking skills. Keywords: cadets; comprehension; doi; english; language; learning; reading; skills; students; tblt; test; thinking; vol
• A biochemical mini-research project: Can yeast fermentation decrease the amount of phytic acid in soybeans? by Lai, Quyen D. ; Apuzzo, C. Fiore ; Jones, Marjorie A. (2024) - With prior experience in protein and lipids analysis, the students (n = 12) in this laboratory applied their critical thinking and problem-solving skills to design and conduct their own assays for phytic acid extraction and quantification. • Hydrochloric acid (used by some students for phytic acid extraction) 5297 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 5293-5300, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3162 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Table 1. Keywords: acid; fermentation; phytate; project; research; soybeans; students; yeast
• Exploring the role of innovation in enhancing mathematics achievement in higher secondary students by Janardhanan, Jayalekshmi ; Charles, M. Aron Antony (2024) - Chi-square tests were employed to identify the relationship between parental involvement and student achievement. Relationship between parental involvement levels and student achievement. Keywords: achievement; analysis; anxiety; learning; mathematics; performance; pupils; students; study; techniques
• Empowering deaf and hard-of-hearing undergraduates: Innovative ESL teaching strategies by Rahman, Sherin ; Jinu, R (2024) - In the pursuit of empowering D/HH undergraduates through innovative ESL teaching, it is crucial to discern the relationship between language proficiency levels and various demographic characteristics. Demographics Language proficiency levels Total High proficiency Low proficiency Gender Male 15 17 32 Female 18 20 38 Total 33 37 70 Age group <20 years 8 10 18 20-25 years 14 15 29 >25 years 11 12 23 Total 33 37 70 Hearing impairment Deaf 10 15 25 Hard-of-hearing 23 22 45 Total 33 37 70 ESL program year First year 8 10 18 Second year 11 14 25 Third year 14 13 27 Total 33 37 70 Previous ESL training Yes 12 8 20 No 21 29 50 Total 33 37 70 The cross-tabulation provides a detailed overview of the distribution of language proficiency levels across different demographic categories. Keywords: analysis; deaf; english; esl; hearing; language; learning; nlp; proficiency; students; teaching; test
• English language teaching through student-centered activities: An overview by R. B, Dhivya. ; M, Ilankumaran (2024) - With these strategies and approaches, teachers can effectively nurture the language skills of multilevel students, equipping them with the tools for successful communication and fostering their growth as global citizens. Keywords: Active learning, Effective strategies, Language skills, Multilevel students, Student-centered activities. Keywords: activities; classroom; english; language; learners; learning; multilevel; skills; students; teachers; teaching
• A survey on the prevalence and risk indicators of dental erosion among 18-22 years old students of Diyala university by Salman, Eman D. ; Qasim, Aisha A. (2024) - Score 0 (%) Score 1 (%) Score 2 (%) Score 3 (%) Male % of studied sample 43.2% 42.6% 49.3% 20% Mean 1.56 5.1 10.53 16 Std. deviation 0.542 1.713 1.376 1.732 Erosion% 43.1% 42.1% 48.1% 19.4% Female % of studied sample 56.8% 57.4% 50.7% 80% Mean 1.57 5.21 11.03 16.58 Std. deviation 0.499 1.639 2.007 3.825 Erosion% 56.9% 57.9% 51.9% 80.6% Total % of studied sample 100% 100% 100% 100% Mean 1.57 5.16 10.78 16.47 Std. deviation 0.516 1.668 1.731 3.461 Erosion% 100% 100% 100% 100% The Severity of Dental Erosion, BEWE Score BEWE % Score 0 (%) Keywords: bewe; consumption; erosion; erosive; health; oral; prevalence; sample; score; stage; students; tooth; wear
• Effectiveness of WhatsApp as an academic tutoring tool in the academic performance of university students by Valero-Ancco, Vidnay Noel ; Calderon-Quino, Katty Maribel ; Bustinza-Choquehuanca, Sonia Agley (2024) - Contingency results of student academic performance and perception of WhatsApp use. Moreover, most studies have not considered in detail the factors that influence the perceived effectiveness of WhatsApp use, such as frequency of use and the type of interactions. Keywords: communication; learning; perception; performance; results; students; study; tutoring; university; use; whatsapp
• Predictive analysis of cognitive skills achievements in mathematics along seven logical operations among elementary pre-service teachers by Baking, Rainnier Duran ; Ibarra, Florante Pasardan ; Mukminin, Amirul (2023) - Published: 10 November 2023 * Correspondence: amirul.mukminin@unja.ac.id Predictive analysis of cognitive skills achievements in mathematics along seven logical operations among elementary pre-service teachers Rainnier Duran Baking1, Florante Pasardan Ibarra1, Amirul Mukminin2* 1College of Education, Central Luzon State University, Science City of Muñoz 3120, Philippines; bakingrd@pgcc.edu (R.D.B); fpibarra@clsu.edu.ph (F.P.I). Abstract: The study aimed to examine the predictors of cognitive skill achievement along seven logical operations in mathematics based on academic aspects and social learning domains among 328 elementary preservice teachers at Central Luzon State University during the second semester. Keywords: achievement; development; learning; mathematics; service; skills; skills achievement; students; study; teachers; vol
• The role of volunteer participation: Theory and practice in teacher morality education program by Siqi, Cai ; Saidon, Mohd Kasri ; Kassim, Nor Fauzian (2024) - This article explores the intrinsic relationship between volunteer participation and teacher morality education in altruism, clarifies the ways in which volunteer participation plays a role in teachers morality education of normal university students, together with the way volunteer participation affects cultivating students' sense of responsibility and tempering their moral will. For a long time, normal universities in China have conducted teacher morality education program based on the theoretical curriculum, which makes the curriculum of teacher morality education become a mere formality. Keywords: education; morality; morality education; normal; participation; practice; students; teacher; teacher morality; university; volunteer
• Albanian literacy at preuniversity Albanian students by Lamçja, Dhurata ; Poroçani, Natasha (2024) - Cultural Empathic Approach: The Role of Focused Thesis Identity The implementation of a thesis on Albanian language and literature, with a focus on Albanian texts, has tremendous potential to enrich students' cultural knowledge and understanding. By focusing on Albanian texts, educators actively participate in preserving Albanian language and literature. Keywords: albanian; education; exams; heritage; identity; knowledge; language; literature; skills; state; students; texts
• Influence of emotional intelligence on the academic performance of students at a national university in Perú by Barra-Quispe, David Eleazar ; Mamani-Flores, Adderly ; Atencio-Mendoza, Claudia María Ricardina ; Ferro-Supo, Francis Walter ; Chura-Flores, Juan Carlos ; Huanacuni-Zapana, Tony Henry ; Huanca-Quispe, Samuel ; Florez-Florez, Osmar Jose (2024) - As a result, through the Chi-square statistical test, the statistical correspondence of 4 areas of emotional intelligence (emotional self-awareness, emotional self- confidence, self-control capacity and social competence) with academic performance was evidenced. Keywords: Academic performance, Degree of relationship, Emotional intelligence, University education. Keywords: anthropology; area; intelligence; learning; performance; process; school; self; students; university
• Sociocultural experiences of first year students: A case study of a selected university in South Africa by Kanyopa, Theresia Joakim ; Mokhele-Makgalwa, Matseliso ; Mufanechiya, Albert (2024) - As university first year students, individualization and independence are the new roles that guide the students towards the decision making (Ambler et al., 2021). This implies that, first year university student may develop the feeling of isolation and alienation while adjusting to their new learning environment. Keywords: challenges; education; experiences; learning; participants; students; study; university; year; year students
• Attitudes towards learning English for specific purposes (ESP): A study on changes in attitudes of international studies students at Saigon university by Hoang, Quoc (2024) - English for specific purposes (ESP) from the perspective of Iranian ESP students. After finishing ESP courses, students are expected to approach the best practices that have already been in place around the world. Keywords: assessment; attitudes; changes; content; course; english; esp; language; learning; methods; students; teaching
• Culturally responsive curriculum: A systematic overview by Shih, Yi-Huang (2024) - In Taiwan, especially with diverse student backgrounds and increasing immigrant populations, such as Vietnamese immigrants, a culturally responsive curriculum could be pivotal in fostering both respect and solidarity within schools. It aspires to be inclusive and reflective of diverse cultural backgrounds to enhance the learning motivation and achievements of minority students (Brown-Jeffy & Cooper, 2011; Wah & Nasri, 2019). Keywords: backgrounds; culture; curriculum; education; learning; shih; students; taiwan; teachers; teaching
• Teaching conceptual metaphors in Vietnamese idioms to foreign learners through a cognitive linguistic approach by Hang, Nguyen Thi Bich (2024) - Perception of the Benefits of Learning Vietnamese Idioms through a Cognitive Linguistic Approach Integrating a cognitive linguistic approach in teaching Vietnamese idioms has demonstrated significant advantages for language learners, particularly in fostering their understanding and practical application of grammar and developing adaptable and nuanced language skills. English language learners often find it challenging to comprehend and recall idioms with conceptual metaphors that differ from those in their native language. Keywords: ability; approach; cognitive; idioms; language; learners; learning; metaphors; students; teaching; test; understanding; value
• The effect of teaching style and motivation on student football passing learning outcomes by AR, Sahabul Adri ; Samsudin, Samsudin; Humaid, Hidayat (2024) - The relationship between critical thinking skills and learning styles and academic achievement of nursing students. Learning styles, preferences and needs of generation Z healthcare students: Scoping review. Keywords: education; et al; learning; motivation; students; style; teaching
• The implementation of multicultural education in Indonesian elementary education system by Bahtiar, Reza Syehma ; Wuryandani, Wuri ; Sujarwo, Sujarwo; Wibowo, Amiruddin Hadi ; Suryarini, Diah Yovita (2024) - This two-differing approach to multi-cultural education hint toward a more wide and fundamental difficulties of implementing, and later teaching, multi-cultural education, and that is what’s the end goal of multi-cultural education itself. Ensuring the education process allow for such development to occur begin with identifying the bedrock foundation of multi-cultural education. Keywords: education; elementary; indonesia; learning; multi; society; students; system; teachers; teaching; vol
• Enhancing students’ comprehension of metaphoric terms in physics by Kuqali, Margarita ; Plaku, Megi (2024) - Related Work Being the universal language of science and technology, English proficiency is indispensable for engineering students, due to its presence in academic literature, various guidelines and manuals and its importance as a tool for intercultural communication. In particular, for engineering students, this approach can create a more cohesive learning experience where language and content are taught simultaneously, enhancing both language skills and subject comprehension. Keywords: engineering; learning; metaphors; physics; science; students; terminology; terms
• Attention deficit and hyperactivity and its relationship with learning difficulties among university students by Alsaied, Mohamad Abdullah (2024) - Introduction This study aims to analyze the case of a second-year university student, referred to by the initials (M.S.), who suffers from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and associated learning difficulties. Summary The case of (M.S.) underscores the importance of early diagnosis and integrated intervention for university students suffering from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and learning difficulties. Keywords: attention; deficit; difficulties; disorder; hyperactivity; learning; students
• Trikaya Parisudha-based learning management system development: Enhancing digital literacy and numeracy competencies by Suardipa, I Putu ; Suharta, I Gusti Putu ; Dantes, Gede Rasben ; Margunayasa, I Gede ; Sanjaya, Dewa Bagus (2024) - Based on the results of validation by material experts, it was obtained that the material expert validator's assessment of the 11 item items contained ten items that had a validity interpretation of high and 1 item had a validity interpretation of quite high with an average score of 0.87 in the High category, meaning according to the assessment of the learning media material expert Trikaya Parisudha based Learning Management System is suitable for use in terms of material. Abstract: This development research aimed to determine the validation level of the Trikaya Parisudha- based Learning Management System tool regarding digital literacy and numeracy literacy and to ascertain the practicality level of the Learning Management System tool simultaneously towards digital literacy and numeracy literacy among Primary School Education Study Program students. Keywords: development; learning; literacy; lms; management; media; numeracy; parisudha; research; stage; students; system; trikaya; vol
• Literature, happiness, and learning in the utilization of literary texts to stimulate students' learning by Abdeddayem, Sellami ; Alsaied, Mohamad Abdullah (2024) - The research uses the term student to mean university student.. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3626 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: abdeddayem.salami@mbzuh.ac.ae Literature, happiness, and learning in the utilization of literary texts to stimulate students' learning Sellami Abdeddayem1*, Mohamad Abdullah Alsaied2 1,2Mohamed bin Zayed University for Humanities; abdeddayem.salami@mbzuh.ac.ae (S.A.) mohamad.alsaied@mbzuh.ac.ae (M.A.A.). Keywords: desire; individual; knowledge; learning; literature; motivation; research; students; teacher
• Prevalence of impostor syndrome among healthcare students in Saudi Arabia and its association with academic performance by Alrefi, Sara B ; Almutairi, Reema M ; Almazyad, Sultanah K ; AlQarni, Mohammed Dhafer ; Alghamdi, Mohammed Abdullaziz ; AlDraiwiesh, Ibrahim A ; Oyelade, Tope ; Alqahtani, Jaber S (2024) - Correspondence: alqahtani-jaber@hotmail.com Prevalence of impostor syndrome among healthcare students in Saudi Arabia and its association with academic performance Sara B Alrefi1, Reema M Almutairi1, Sultanah K Almazyad1, Mohammed Dhafer AlQarni2, Mohammed Abdullaziz Alghamdi2, Ibrahim A AlDraiwiesh1, Tope Oyelade3,4, Jaber S Alqahtani1* 1Department of Respiratory Care, Prince Sultan Military College of Health Sciences, Ministry of Defense Health Services, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia; SaraAlrefib@gmail.com (S.B.A.) ree.almutairi75@gmail.com (R.M.A.) szxltana@gmail.com (S.K.A.) ialdraiwiesh@gmail.com (A.A.D.) alqahtani-jaber@hotmail.com (J.S.A.). Abstract: Impostor syndrome refers to the inability to internalize accomplishments observed in high- achieving individuals and is linked with persistent anxiety, fear, and stress. Keywords: gpa; healthcare; impostor; impostor syndrome; medical; students; study; syndrome; year
• Tri Hita Karana-based interactive e-worksheet for Indonesian language subjects to improve literacy skills and prevent bullying in elementary schools by Sudiana, I Nyoman ; Darmayanti, Ida Ayu Made ; Dewantara, I Putu Mas ; Sukmayasa, I Made Hendra (2024) - Discussion In general, this study found that e-worksheets have proven to improve student literacy and prevent bullying in elementary schools compared to conventional teaching materials. In addition, the THK-Based Interactive E-Worksheet for Indonesian Language Subjects was also proven to be able to achieve the goal of improving student literacy and preventing bullying in elementary schools. Keywords: bullying; indicator; language; language subjects; learning; literacy; qualification; results; score; skills; students; subjects; test; use; worksheet
• School dropout, lag and repetition: strategies for inclusive and sustainable education in the framework of public policies by Montoliú, Miguel Ángel Esbrí ; González, Rosa Elena Durán ; Alfaro–Ponce, Berenice ; Morales–Maure, Luisa ; García-Marimón, Orlando (2024) - General Objective To analyze the structural causes of school lag, dropout, and repetition in public school students from vulnerable areas, considering the interaction between social, economic, and educational factors. Likewise, research in Ecuador and other countries in the region underscores the impact of student dropout on the quality of university graduates and the need to strengthen mathematical training from the initial levels to ensure key competencies in the labor market (Bazantes, Ruiz Carpio & Álvarez Gutiérrez, 2016) Keywords: areas; dropout; education; factors; impact; lack; lag; learning; mathematics; pandemic; performance; school; social; strategies; students; support
• The mediating effect of attitude towards writing on the relationship between instructional approach and syntactic complexity in argumentative essays of TESOL learners in China: Moderating role of writing task complexity by Tao, Yeqing ; Mofreh, Samah Ali Mohsen ; Salem, Sultan (2024) - Educational background, teaching experience, and culture affect TESOL writing instruction attitudes and success. A systematic study examines the complex dynamics of TESOL writing instruction. Keywords: attitude; complexity; english; essays; hybrid; instruction; language; learning; process; research; students; study; task; teachers; teaching; tesol; writing
• Grading adaptation for students with hearing impairments in WBL (Work-based learning) subjects: A preliminary study by Setuju, Setuju; Andini, Dinar Westri ; Inderanata, Rochmad Novian ; Suyitno, Suyitno; Marsono, Marsono (2024) - Deaf students often require special accommodations, such as extended time, separate testing environments, and signed instructions, to effectively engage with assessment materials [5],[6]. Research has shown that Deaf students often perform better on nonverbal assessments, highlighting the importance of incorporating visual learning strategies into the assessment process Keywords: assessment; deaf; hearing; impairments; learning; needs; students; teachers; vol; work
• Examining the impact of cultural literacy on students' attitudes of tolerance towards diversity by Nirmayani, L. Heny ; Lasmawan, I Wayan ; Suastika, I Nengah ; Margunayasa, I Gede (2024) - This finding supports previous studies that emphasize the importance of cultural literacy in education, such as research conducted by Fauziah and Aliyah (2023) and Lähdesmäki et al. (2021), who found that the implementation of cultural literacy can increase student tolerance. Correspondence: heny.nirmayani@student.undiksha.ac.id Examining the impact of cultural literacy on students' attitudes of tolerance towards diversity L. Heny Nirmayani1*, I Wayan Lasmawan2, I Nengah Suastika3, I Gede Margunayasa4 1,2,3,4Ganesha University of Education, Indonesia; heny.nirmayani@student.undiksha.ac.id (L.H.N.) wayan.lasmawan@undiksha.ac.id (I.W.L.) nengah.suastika@undiksha.ac.id (I.N.S.) igede.margunayasa@undiksha.ac.id (I.G.M.) Keywords: diversity; group; literacy; results; students; test; tolerance
• The impact of self-assessment-based learning modules on academic achievement of Hindu religious education students in Sangiang language courses by Dana, I Wayan ; Nitiasih, Putu Kerti ; Ariawan, Putu Wisna ; Parmiti, Desak Putu (2024) - Specifically, this study aims to identify the effect of the module on student learning achievement in the Sangiang language course. 2. Method Following the purpose of this study, namely evaluating the effectiveness of the Sangiang language module developed in terms of student learning achievement in the Sangiang language course, this study was conducted using a quasi-experimental research method. Keywords: assessment; control; language; learning; sangiang; self; students
• Analysis of understanding by design concept of teachers' independence and creativity in developing evaluations of mathematics learning in inclusion schools by Sumandya, I Wayan ; Widana, I Wayan ; Suryawan, I Putu Pasek ; Handayani, I Gusti Agung ; Mukminin, Amirul (2023) - The results of the group mean difference test on teacher independence in developing evaluations of learning mathematics in inclusive schools were obtained at 11500.249, and on teacher creativity in developing learning mathematics evaluations in inclusive schools, they were obtained at 13129.593. This research aimed to obtain an accurate and comprehensive picture of teacher independence and creativity in developing evaluations of mathematics learning based on understanding the concept of Understanding by Design (UbD). Keywords: creativity; design; education; evaluations; independence; learning; mathematics; needs; research; schools; students; teachers; understanding; vol
• Discriminatory indices of ‘introduction to psychology’ multiple choice examination questions by ODUKOYA, Jonathan Adedayo, ; OMONIJO, Dare Ojo, (2024) - It is simply humanly impossible to spot all the errors in MCQ items solely via content validation visual review. Consequently, this study hopes to evolve recommendations that will further enhance Learning Facilitators’ skills for more effective implementation of item analysis, hence enhancing multiple choice objective test validity. Keywords: authors; fair; index; items; learning; questions; students
• Essence from within: Unveiling the voices of Nepalese master's degree students in English and biology education on internal assessments within the semester system by Shah, Rajendra Kumar ; Paneru, Narendra Raj ; Bohara, Bhuban Bahadur (2024) - Keywords: Teaching learning, Internal assessment, Semester system, Classroom performance, Attendance, written examination. In this context, the insights shared by a student specializing in English are particularly relevant: Semester system represents an effective approach to teaching and learning. Keywords: assessment; classroom; curriculum; education; english; evaluation; examinations; grading; learning; nepal; research; semester; semester system; skills; students; study; system; teachers; tribhuvan; university; writing; year
• Innovative roller-based physical fitness training media for enhancing motor skills in children with special needs by Simatupang, Nurhayati ; Sinulingga, Albadi ; kasih, Indra ; Daulay, Dicky Edwar ; Siregar, Samsuddin (2024) - Keywords: Fitness training, Learning media, Special needs children. Learning media is one method for overcoming problems in teaching, not only solving problems but also providing comprehensive information to students. Keywords: children; education; fitness; learning; media; needs; physical; score; students
• Crafting cultural narratives: developing storybooks enriched with Bali’s local heritage to improve students' understanding of spiritual and social attitude by Mahartini, Komang Trisna ; Suastra, I Wayan ; Sudiana, I Nyoman ; Gading, I Ketut ; Sanjaya, Dewa Bagus (2024) - Exposure to too much material is not in accordance with the developmental characteristics of elementary school students because it is less able to activate the literacy culture of students. After the calculation is complete per 9325 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 9322-9327, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3995 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate variable (student attitudes and learning outcomes), the results are compared to the Purity of Effectiveness (ES) table, as in Table 1 below. Keywords: attitudes; children; doi; learning; spiritual; storybooks; students; vol
• Experiential learning to foster transformational leadership in students from the highlands of Peru by Martínez, Elba Aurora Villar ; Vera, Juan Raúl Egoavil (2024) - Keywords: Educational leadership, Experiential learning, Pedagogical leader-ship, Rural poverty, Student-centered leadership, Transformational leadership. For example, studies conducted in Cusco and Ayacucho have discovered notable connections between these variables, reinforcing the idea that a transformational approach to educational leadership can enhance learning quality and motivation among students. Keywords: authors; correlation; dimensions; gate; highlands; hypothesis; impact; implementation; leadership; learning; students
• Comparative study of attitude towards research, academic motivation, goal orientation and attributional styles in nursing and educational sciences students by Alcalá-Albert, Gregorio Jesús ; Parra-González, María Elena (2025) - DRS VRS RRS EACIN-R DM 0.254** 0.565** 0.545** 0.596** PM -0.051 0.208** 0.184** 0.161** SM -0.424** -0.010 0.021 -0.123* SEMA-01 -0.103* 0.340** 0.328** 0.274** Factor 1 -0.121* 0.134** 0.076 0.064 Factor 2 0.269** 0.494** 0.449** 0.528** Factor 3 -0.291** 0.067 0.114* -0.013 Factor 4 -0.382** -0.117* -0.137** -0.243** Factor 5 -0.086 0.164** 0.164** 0.129** SEAT-01 -0.153** 0.205** 0.189** 0.131** CEAP-48 -0.142** 0.302** 0.272** 0.215** Note: * DRS VRS RRS EACIN-R Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female DM 0.272* 0.247** 0.484** 0.594** 0.540** 0.557** 0.549** 0.610** PM 0.043 -0.065 0.292* 0.190** 0.324** 0.155** 0.303* 0.134* SM -0.372** -0.434** -0.107 0.006 0.043 0.014 -0.139 -0.120* SEMA-01 -0.085 -0.109* 0.250* 0.359** 0.386** 0.319** 0.255* 0.278** Factor 1 -0.084 -0.127* 0.057 0.146** 0.202 0.061 0.063 0.066 Factor 2 0.269* 0.268** 0.534** 0.494** 0.531** 0.439** 0.565** 0.522** 499 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 1: 493-504, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i1.4162 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Factor 3 -0.275* -0.307** -0.039 0.083 0.250* 0.089 -0.042 -0.017 Factor 4 -0.374** -0.377** -0.258* -0.090 Keywords: ceap-48; correlation; eacin; education; factor; interest; motivation; nursing; research; results; students; teaching; university; vol
• Systematic study on the choice of higher education institutions in the engineering field by Torres, Arturo González ; Avendaño-López, Pavel David Ulises ; Bojorges, Gerardo Quiroz (2025) - [6] J. Ahmad, University choice factors: A case of two types of higher education in the third-largest island in the world, Cogent Social Sciences, vol. 10, no. 1, p. 2367731, 2024. https://doi.org/10.47405/mjssh.v8i5.2281 [3] J. Khalid, N. M. Nordin, A. J. Ali, U. Iftikhar, and A. Jamil, Exploring factors influencing student study abroad choice of destination in the contemporary globalized era, Akademika, vol. 90, no. 2, p. 2020, 2020. Keywords: authors; choice; education; engineering; et al; factors; research; review; students; study; university; vol
• Patriotism and national identity in Uzbek female students abroad by Rahmanova, Gulchehra ; Davlatova, Khulkaroy ; Egamberdiyeva, Nodira ; Khusanova, Khayriniso ; Abduvaliyev, Makhamatjon ; Maksudova, Holiskhon (2025) - Recommendations for Educational Institutions and Policymakers To effectively balance global exposure with national identity for Uzbek female students studying abroad, educational institutions and policymakers can implement the following strategies: • Educational institutions hosting Uzbek students should provide culturally inclusive programs that encourage the preservation of students’ cultural identities while facilitating cross-cultural understanding. Given social media's influence on student identity, institutions can use these platforms to promote content that reinforces Uzbek values and national pride. Keywords: challenges; education; identity; language; sense; students; uzbek; uzbekistan; vol
• Digital transformation in Cambodian higher education: Current trends and future directions by Flores, Edman ; Mean, Udam (2025) - This complex process impacts faculty roles, perceptions, and professional development needs, requiring faculty members to integrate pedagogical and technological skills to meet the evolving demands of digital education. Faculty perceptions of DT vary, with some expressing concerns about their diminishing roles due to the rise of digital education, while others see opportunities for blended learning that combines traditional and innovative methods [18]. Keywords: cambodian; digital; education; heis; learning; staff; students; support; technologies; transformation; vol
• Neuroeducation strategies that promote participation in the classroom. A belief from the experience of university students in Perú by Copaja, Christian Alberto Yaya ; Vera, Juan Raúl Egoavil (2025) - In this way, promoting student participation through interaction and other techniques is vital for learning [8] which is why this study focuses on finding the most effective strategies to promote participation. In this regard, Guillén [12] notes that gamification increases student participation in learning through emotion and curiosity, which allows the student to engage with enthusiasm in the subject matter learned. Keywords: classroom; gamification; ict; learning; neuroeducation; participation; project; strategies; students; study; university; vol
• Genre awareness of English language education students: An Indonesian context by Sari, Rima Andriani ; Padmadewi, Ni Nyoman ; Ratminingsih, Ni Made ; Budasi, I Gede (2025) - Moreover, students of the English Language Education Study Program need to enrich their knowledge of text genres by being more exposed to various text genres. By learning to identify and utilize different text genres, students develop the foundation for comprehending new and unfamiliar readings. Keywords: awareness; genre; genre awareness; reading; students; study; text; vol
• Folktales as a media for positive character building education in elementary schools (Case Study in Karawang, West Java, Indonesia) by Prawiyogi, Anggy Giri ; Suparman, Tarpan ; Fitri, Ayu (2025) - Teachers selected as subjects/informants based on the following criteria: (1) Have experience teaching literature at the elementary school level, (2) Able to provide in- depth insights into literature teaching and its impact on student character. In the context of literature learning, positive characters can be instilled through stories that contain character education values. Keywords: character; children; development; education; learning; literature; literature learning; research; students; study; teaching; values; vol
• Primary education students’ scientific literacy in terms of some variables by Yuliana, Ivo ; Jatmiko, Budi ; Widodo, Wahono ; Suryanti, Suryanti (2025) - Abstract: In numerous countries, including Indonesia, the primary objective of Primary Education has evolved to prioritize attaining scientific literacy. The outputs of this study show that scientific literacy (SL) among Primary Education pupils is at a relatively low stage. Keywords: abilities; class; education; education pupils; gender; journal; learning; literacy; literacy abilities; pupils; science; science education; students; study; vol
• Future development of peace education in Bali: Lessons from a critical analysis of the peace education curricula of Hiroshima by Nitiasih, Putu Kerti ; Mahayanti, Ni Wayan Surya ; Jampel, I Nyoman ; Asril, Nice Maylani ; Budhyani, I Dewa Ayu Made ; Nakaya, Ayami (2025) - In addition, document analysis is to be conducted on peace education curriculum, scholarly literature, and related policy documents to identify themes, approaches and recommendations thus proximal to peace education in Hiroshima and beyond [14, 47]. Future development of peace education in Bali: Lessons from a critical analysis of the peace education curricula of Hiroshima Putu Kerti Nitiasih1, Ni Wayan Surya Mahayanti2*, I Nyoman Jampel3, Nice Maylani Asril4, Keywords: analysis; bali; challenges; curriculum; education; harmony; hiroshima; hita; karana; learning; peace; peace education; research; students; study; tri; vol
• Building an understanding of sketching function derivative graphs through the APOS approach by Listiawati, Enny ; Juniati, Dwi ; Ekawati, Rooselyna (2025) - Operational Variables The operational variables of mental structure consist of several indicators: Action refers to students' ability to draw function derivative graphs. ennylistiawati@stkippgri-bkl.ac.id Building an understanding of sketching function derivative graphs through the APOS approach Enny Listiawati1*, Dwi Juniati2, Rooselyna Ekawati3 1,2,3Mathematics Education, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science, Universitas Negeri Surabaya, Surabaya, Indonesia; ennylistiawati@stkippgri-bkl.ac.id (E.L.) dwijuniati@unesa.ac.id (D.J.) rooselynaekawati@unesa.ac.id (R.E.) 1Department of Mathematics Education, STKIP PGRI Bangkalan, Bangkalan, Indonesia. Keywords: apos; derivative; function; function derivative; function graph; graph; mathematics; process; students; subject; understanding; vol
• Uncover of the motivation of new students to choose the Indonesia language education study program by Andriani, Margareta ; Agustian, Muhammad (2025) - Becoming an Indonesian teacher or lecturer is one of the main goals of Indonesian Language Education students from still being students to after they graduate. There are many job opportunities for Indonesian Education students after they graduate. Keywords: education; indonesian; motivation; program; questions; students; study; study program
• Enhancing EFL student’s grammar competence: The effects of beliefs about grammar instruction, teaching methods, learning strategies and learning motivation by Zhao, Min ; Yordchim, Suwaree ; Sukamolson, Suphat (2025) - Additionally, the paper addressed the significance of grammar teaching method in contemporary approaches such as Communicative Language Teaching, Total Physical Response, and the Eclectic Approach. Utilizing questionnaires administered to 35 English language teachers and 200 learners, the research aimed to identify their perspectives on various aspects of grammar teaching and learning and finally pointed out the significance of aligning teachers' and learners' beliefs meanwhile suggested that understanding these perspectives can enhance the effectiveness of grammar instruction. Keywords: competence; efl; english; grammar; grammar competence; language; learning; motivation; research; strategies; students; teaching; vol
• The adaptability and resilience of Indonesian EFL teachers during emergency online education by Suwartono, Tono ; Nurhayati, Sri ; Mustari, Mohamad ; Erlawati, Erlawati (2025) - They also believed that they had to improve teachers’ competence by joining online teacher training, seminar, and workshops. They realized this and, consequently, often joined online teacher training conducted by the Ministry of Education and Culture and institutions nationwide. Keywords: challenges; covid-19; education; efl; efl teachers; internet; learning; online; pandemic; students; study; teachers; teaching; vol
• Exploring nursing students’ awareness, utilization, and satisfaction with barangay health services in the Philippines: Implications for public health and technological advancements in healthcare delivery by Chan, Natasha Kay V. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - The objective was to assess how demographic factors influenced students’ interaction with health services such as childhood immunizations, prenatal and postnatal care, and affordable medicine programs. The pandemic significantly impacted the capacity of the government to deliver health services, especially as the focus shifted to mitigating the virus itself [13]. Keywords: awareness; barangay; health services; healthcare; level; mean; nursing; participants; satisfaction; students; study; utilization; vol; years
• Research on cultivating paths of English writing ability of high school students based on peer feedback from the correction network by Bo, Zhang ; Razali, Abu Bakar ; Ismail, Lilliati (2025) - Student feedback showed that they appreciated positive peer reviews and constructive criticism, which boosted their self-confidence and encouraged them to become more active in writing activities https://doi.org/10.1016/j.system.2020.102247 [7] Y. Han and Y. Xu, The development of student feedback literacy: The influences of teacher feedback on peer feedback, Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, vol. 45, no. 5, pp. Keywords: ability; anxiety; class; english; feedback; language; learning; peer; peer feedback; students; teaching; vol; writing
• Academic perspectives in high school students in the food and beverage field: Motivations, difficulties and support needs by Esteban, Torres-Zapata Ángel ; Leticia, Zarza-García Addy ; Esther, Castillo-Ortega Sara ; Patricia, Acuña-Lara Juana ; Jesús, Brito-Cruz Teresa Del ; Pablo, Sánchez-Domínguez Juan (2025) - Received: 25 December 2024; Revised: 29 January 2025; Accepted: 7 February 2025; Published: 12 February 2025 * Correspondence: jsanchez@pampano.unacar.mx Academic perspectives in high school students in the food and beverage field: Motivations, difficulties and support needs Torres-Zapata Ángel Esteban1, Zarza-García Addy Leticia2, Castillo-Ortega Sara Esther3, Acuña-Lara Juana Patricia4, Brito-Cruz Teresa Del Jesús5, Sánchez-Domínguez Juan Pablo6* 1,2,3,4,5,6Faculty of Health Sciences. This research aims to analyze the academic perspectives of high school students in this area, focusing on their motivations, difficulties, and support needs. Keywords: education; good; learning; motivation; performance; resources; school; students; study; support; table; vol
• Teaching strategies and development of creativity in education by Aquije-Mansilla, María Elizabeth ; Rios, Teresa Chara-De los ; Solis-Trujillo, Beymar Pedro ; Pérez-Ruiz, Jhon Christian (2025) - • Teaching Strategies for Creativity (Importance: 9): Effective teaching strategies are at the heart of developing creativity in education. Theory of Creativity (Importance: 8): Theoretical foundations of creativity are key for educators to understand how creativity develops and can be nurtured. Keywords: creativity; development; education; learning; problem; strategies; students; teaching; thinking; vol
• Adapting to change: Lived experiences of nursing students in rebuilding clinical confidence with limited face-to-face exposure by Abalona, Maricel D. ; ajera, Sheilla M. Tr; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - University officials, including the College of Nursing Dean, may utilize these insights to develop initiatives that uphold the highest safety standards while optimizing clinical learning experiences. Correspondence: gching@nccu.edu.tw Adapting to change: Lived experiences of nursing students in rebuilding clinical confidence with limited face-to-face exposure Maricel D. Abalona1, Sheilla M. Trajera2, Gregory S. Ching3* 1Graduate School, University of St. La Salle, Bacolod City 6100, Philippines; m.abalona@usls.edu.ph (M.D.A) 2Faculty, BSN, MN, and PhD Programs in Nursing, University of St. La Salle, Bacolod City 6100, Philippines; s.trajera@usls.edu.ph (S.M.T.) 3Faculty, Graduate Institute of Educational Administration and Policy, National ChengChi University, Taipei City 11605, Taiwan; gching@nccu.edu.tw (G.S.C.) Keywords: authors; challenges; covid-19; education; experiences; exposure; face; health; learning; nurses; nursing; nursing students; pandemic; participants; research; students; study; vol
• The relationship between reactive depression and academic success among female students in Kuwait’s college of basic education by Al-Jasser, Lulwa Mutlaq (2025) - Formulating policies that address bullying behavior, enhancing targeting of mental health students and counselors may help in curtailing adverse mental health in the light of increased academic stress [12]. There students with great self-efficacy academically perform as said better than an average pupil or even a weak one, this is because such students do not just avoid tasks that appear difficult but tackle them[14]. Keywords: depression; education; efficacy; family; learning; reactive; research; self; students; study; success; support; vol
• Descriptive analysis on students assessing the most difficult subjects in school by Al-saaidi, Salima Hamed Salim ; Vankudre, Gopi Suresh ; Ibrahim, Musthafa (2025) - Keywords: Descriptive statistics, Measure of central tendency, Measure of variability, Skewness, Kurtosis. Some of the advantage of descriptive statistics: Summarize a set of observations that will present a largest amount of information as a simply as possible. Keywords: data; learning; statistics; students; teacher
• Methodology of foreign language training of master's students in the field of energy using innovative technologies by Bilan, Nataliia ; Volkova, Natalііa ; Fedoreiko, Iryna ; Horbatiuk, Roman ; Bureha, Nazar ; Zahorodnii, Roman ; Zamora, Yaroslav (2025) - Based on the analysis and synthesis of scientific and pedagogical literature, the most researched problems of foreign language competence formation of higher education students in the process of professional training are identified. [5] Horbatiuk and N. Bilan, The model of foreign language competence formation of future energy engineers, Collection of Scientific Papers of Uman State Pedagogical University, vol. 1, pp. Keywords: communication; engineers; formation; future; language; language competence; language training; learning; master; methodology; students; technologies; training; vol
• The effectiveness of Alexander's theory in the practice of middle school mathematics teachers for dialogic teaching by Alzubaidi, Ibrahim Abdah Ali (2025) - The sample focused on a group of mathematics teacher students consisting of (13) students (5 males, 8 females) during their training period, the participants were selected based on the researchers' background in science and mathematics education research, with lessons monitored by supervisors and notes taken. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.lcsi.2021.100493 [19] S. Lehesvuori, M. Hähkiöniemi, L. Ketonen, M.-K. Lerkkanen, S. Pöysä, and E. Pakarinen, Reflections on dialogicity: Challenges and suggestions by mathematics student teachers, Learning, Culture and Social Interaction, vol. 31, p. 100567, 2021. Keywords: alexander; classroom; dialogue; learning; mathematics; mathematics teachers; middle; school; school mathematics; students; study; teachers; teaching; theory
• The use of mobile app (Fluency in English) to enhance the speaking English ability among Chinese college students by Chen, Li ; Yordchim, Suwaree ; Sukamolson, Suphat (2025) - Keywords: Fluency in English, Mobile app, Speaking English. Research by Jin and Cortazzi [20] indicates that although many Chinese students can read and write English at an intermediate to advanced level, they struggle to communicate effectively in spoken English. Keywords: app; english; language; learning; mobile; speaking; students; test; vol
• Differential calculus aptitude: A correlation to self-efficacy and self-regulation of pre-service mathematics teachers by Garcia, Von Xernan M. ; Ibarra, Florante P. ; Antalan, John Rafael M. ; Taganap, Eduard C. (2025) - Although some students do not like math, an increase in the level of students’ self-efficacy causes better student performance. Because educational standards demand students to decide what and how they study, self-regulation abilities are critical for student achievement [4]. Keywords: aptitude; calculus; differential; efficacy; learning; mathematics; mathematics aptitude; performance; regulation; respondents; self; students; study; vol
• The learning factors, shadowing exercises through MALL, and listening ability among Chinese EFL learners by Xiuzhen, Jia ; Keat, Ooi Boon (2025) - It allows language learners to utilize their smartphones and tablets to enhance their language learning experience [32]. MALL has revolutionized language learning by making it more accessible, flexible, and engaging for learners around the world. Keywords: ability; efl; english; exercises; language; language learning; learners; learning; listening; mall; mobile; shadowing; skills; students; study; vol
• The Chinese adaptation of the mathematical resilience scale among high school students: Validity and reliability study by Meirong, Zhang ; Mustafa, Zaida (2025) - [21] D. R. Lovelace, Does mathematical resilience address mathematics anxiety? This study aimed to adapt the internationally developed Mathematical Resilience Scale (MRS) for Chinese high school students and evaluate its reliability and validity. Keywords: factor; growth; items; learning; mathematical; mrs; resilience; scale; struggle; students; study; value; vol
• The impact of perceived ethical leadership of supervisors on graduate students' creativity: The mediating role of psychological empowerment by Yang, Yan ; Huang, Jian-Hao (2025) - [6] Z. Xia, F. Yang, and Q. Xu, Authoritarian–benevolent leadership and its effect on graduate student creativity: the mediating role of intrinsic motivation, The Journal of Creative Behavior, vol. [9] W. Su, Q. Qi, and S. Yuan, A moderated mediation model of academic supervisor developmental feedback and postgraduate student creativity: Evidence from China, Behavioral Sciences, vol. 12, no. 12, p. 484, 2022. Keywords: creativity; empowerment; graduate; graduate students; leadership; learning; motivation; research; students; study; supervisors; vol
• Examining vocational college student learning needs toward entrepreneurship courses in Southwestern China by Wang, Xiaoqing ; Ratanaolarn, Thanin ; Sitthiworachart, Jirarat ; Cui, Jianming (2025) - [4] X. Weng, T. K. Chiu, and C. C. Tsang, Promoting student creativity and entrepreneurship through real-world problem-based maker education, Thinking Skills and Creativity, vol. 45, p. 101046, 2022. [7] L. C. Pratomo and D. K. Wardani, The effectiveness of design thinking in improving student creativity skills and entrepreneurial alertness, International Journal of Instruction, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. Keywords: business; courses; creativity; design; education; entrepreneurship; learning; needs; skills; students; thinking; vol
• The Harmonization of multicultural Islamic education values in diversity: A case from Indonesia by Muzayanah, Ulfah Hayati ; Maskuri, Maskuri; Ghony, Djunaidi (2025) - [12] Z. Baidhawy, Multicultural religious education. ulfahmuzayanah@gmail.com The Harmonization of multicultural Islamic education values in diversity: A case from Indonesia Ulfah Hayati Muzayanah1*, Maskuri2, Djunaidi Ghony3 1,2,3Doctoral Program of Multicultural Islamic Education, Universitas Islam Malang, Indonesia; ulfahmuzayanah@gmail.com (U.H.M.). Keywords: activities; authors; data; differences; diversity; education; harmony; indonesia; islamic; learning; research; school; students; study; tolerance; values; vol
• Parental care for developing character of children by Sugiarti, Rini ; Erlangga, Erwin (2025) - https://doi.org/10.25115/ejrep.v10i28.1534 [15] R. Sugiarti, The role of family social dynamics in cultivating mutual respect and understanding in child development, Journal of Family and Social Studies, vol. 15, no. 3, pp. [9] K. M. May, Gifted children and their families: A literature review-theory, The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. Keywords: awareness; character; children; development; differences; education; family; individual; journal; parents; peace; research; respect; students; tolerance; vol
• A theoretical insight into enhancing student intercultural competence: Saudi Arabia as a future business and tourism hub by Alsulami, Nawaf N. ; Hashim, Abdel Mohsen Ibrahim ; Najmi, Ali Hussein ; Alamri, Marai Mohammed ; Zamakhshari, Nahla Abdulrahman (2025) - Published: 17 March 2025 * Correspondence: a.ibrahim@ut.edu.sa A theoretical insight into enhancing student intercultural competence: Saudi Arabia as a future business and tourism hub Nawaf N. Alsulami1, Abdel Mohsen Ibrahim Hashim2*, Ali Hussein Najmi3, Marai Mohammed Alamri4, Nahla Abdulrahman Zamakhshari5 1,2,3,4University of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia; nalsolami@ut.edu.sa (N.N.A.) a.ibrahim@ut.edu.sa (A.M.I.H.) a.najmi@ut.edu.sa (A.H.N.) malamri@ut.edu.sa (M.M.A.). Abstract: This paper provides a theoretical insight into intercultural competence by examining its concept, types, and significance, and by highlighting the urgent need to enhance it in Saudi Arabia—a promising, culturally diverse hub. Keywords: arabia; communication; competence; education; research; saudi; students; tourism; vol
• Impact of team role distribution on performance in civil engineering education: A TREO survey analysis by García-Ramírez, Yasmany (2025) - Team role distribution and composition The initial analysis of team role distribution revealed distinctive patterns across both groups (Figure 1). Additionally, previous studies indicate that team roles are only minimally predictive of performance, as seen in a spaceship simulation where they accounted for just 52.5% of performance variance, highlighting the need for further research [29]. Keywords: education; engineering; grades; group; learning; performance; roles; students; survey; team; teamwork; treo; vol
• Impact of a career guidance course on the career readiness of nursing students by Jeon, Jaehee ; Koh, Jeong Rim (2025) - 1. Introduction University students must set life goals and determine the direction of their lives as this period is an essential developmental task in adulthood, where making and preparing for career decisions are critical [11] H. Hwang and J. Paek, Effects of self-identity and social support on the leve of career decisions: the mediating effect of career decision-making self-efficacy, Journal of Secretarial Science, vol. 24, no. 1, pp. Keywords: behavior; career; career decision; decision; efficacy; making; nursing; preparation; self; students
• Effects of learning flow, learning interaction, and academic self-efficacy on learning satisfaction of college students who experienced HyFlex lecture by Kim, Sun-Ju (2025) - Learning interaction was the variable with the most significant positive effect on learning satisfaction. Keywords: Academic self-efficacy, Hyflex learning, Learning flow, Learning interaction, Learning satisfaction. Keywords: classes; efficacy; flow; hyflex; interaction; learning; learning satisfaction; satisfaction; self; students; study
• A study on the effect of university education service quality on trust and positive behavioral intentions: Focusing on students in technical universities in Jiāngsū Shěng by Wei, Chen ; Hao, Jin Zi ; Seung-Wan, Ju (2025) - Second, among the factors of educational service quality, we would like to determine whether the educational environment has a significant effect on trust. Third, we would like to determine whether teaching ability has a significant effect on trust among the factors of educational service quality. Keywords: analysis; behavioral; educational; effect; quality; research; service; service quality; students; study; trust; university; vol
• Lived experiences of nursing education administrators during the COVID-19 pandemic: Challenges, adaptations, and insights by Villaran, Katherine C. ; Chua, Loresita Antonia A. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - Furthermore, the study aimed to generate operational recommendations to guide policymakers, nursing education administrators, faculty members, and other stakeholders in addressing future crises in nursing education. By exploring the lived experiences of nursing education administrators in Panay Island, Western Visayas, this study seeks to bridge the gap between theory and practice in understanding how nursing leaders adapted, implemented strategies, and ensured the continuity of nursing education amid an evolving global crisis. Keywords: administrators; challenges; covid-19; crisis; data; education administrators; experiences; face; faculty; health; institutions; leadership; learning; nursing education; online; pandemic; participants; research; strategies; students; study; theory; vol
• Development of appreciation of traditional Chinese operas textbooks for undergraduate student teaching by Yan, Hua ; Daoruang, Krisada (2025) - Existing literature shows that traditional opera teaching materials are usually text based, but this form is difficult to convey the multi-sensory artistic experience of opera. Traditional opera teaching materials are usually taught face to face, while the autonomous learning mode on the MOOC platform requires students to have strong self-management ability and technology adaptability. Keywords: appreciation; art; chinese; content; development; education; learning; materials; mooc; opera; research; students; teaching; textbooks; vol
• The role of AI-powered chatbots in enhancing second language acquisition: An empirical investigation of conversational AI assistants by Taeza, Jordan (2025) - Similarly, self-reported confidence in speaking English improved in the experimental group (e.g., 2623 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3: 2616-2629, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5853 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate students more strongly agreed with statements like “I feel confident speaking English with others”), with 73% of chatbot group students reporting higher confidence after the intervention, compared to 40% in the control group. The study concludes that AI chatbots can serve as effective supplemental tools in SLA, especially for enhancing oral skills and learner autonomy. Keywords: chatbot; control; engagement; feedback; group; language; learners; learning; practice; speaking; students; test
• A novel framework to transfer credits of computing courses on the basis of knowledge units in higher education institutions by Khan, Muhammad Asif ; Almulhim, Abdelrahman Abdelaziz ; Alkati, Safiullah Salem ; Altarafi, Nasser Ehsan (2025) - In the current study, the topic of interest focuses on the issues and difficulties students face in Saudi universities during course credit transfer from one institution to another. Course credit transfer is time consuming and costly process. Keywords: course; credits; framework; institution; knowledge; learning; program; students; transfer; university
• Factors affecting the entrepreneurial behavior of students in Hanoi City: The role of entrepreneurial intention and innovation capacity by Lan, Do Thi Ngoc ; Ha, Thai Van ; Hau, Nguyen Van ; Thanh, Doan Tat (2025) - The purpose of this study is to explore the impact of innovation capacity on the entrepreneurial behavior of university students in Hanoi City. It also examines entrepreneurial intention as an intermediate variable in the relationship between innovation capacity and entrepreneurial behavior. Keywords: analysis; authors; behavior; capacity; factor; grit; innovation; innovation capacity; intention; knowledge; learning; research; students; vol
• The impact of university students' communication characteristics on team performance through entrepreneurial competencies by Hye-young, Ka ; Sin-Bok, Lee, (2025) - Sample Design and Measurement Tools This study conducted a survey of college students to examine the effect of their communication characteristics on team performance, mediated by individual entrepreneurial competencies. These findings suggest that different components of entrepreneurial competency influence team performance in distinct ways and can have either positive or negative effects depending on the nature of each factor and the context of team activities. Keywords: characteristics; college; communication; competency; effect; management; performance; problem; students; team
• Development and effectiveness of a normal newborn care simulation education program for nursing students by Hwang, Juhee (2025) - simplecode@kduniv.ac.kr Development and effectiveness of a normal newborn care simulation education program for nursing students Juhee Hwang1* 1Department of Nursing, Kyungdong University, Wonju Munmak, South Korea; simplecode@kduniv.ac.kr (J.H.). Keywords: Clinical performance ability, Learning confidence, Learning satisfaction, Normal newborns, Nursing students, Simulation. Keywords: education; learning; nursing; performance; simulation; students; study
• Student needs assessment analysis in e-commerce courses of vocational colleges in Guizhou Province China by Tan, Linxi ; Ratanaolarn, Thanin ; Sriwisathiyakun, Kanyarat ; Cui, Jianming (2025) - This study focuses on analyzing student needs in areas such as digital marketing competencies, team spirit, project-based blended learning, and e-commerce courses to create a curriculum that bridges the gap between academic instruction, student needs, and industry expectations, ensuring students graduate with job-ready skills. In addition, one of our future directions is to develop a project-based blended learning model, particularly for E-commerce courses, to align with student needs and E-commerce courses, to better prepare students for successful careers in the digital age. Keywords: commerce; competencies; courses; digital; learning; marketing; project; skills; students; team; vol
• Factors influencing university brand image: A case study at a university in Vietnam by Sen, Cao Thi ; Dinh, Nguyen Van (2025) - nvdinh@nctu.edu.vn Factors influencing university brand image: A case study at a university in Vietnam Cao Thi Sen1, Nguyen Van Dinh2* 1Tay Do university, Can Tho city, Vietnam; ctsen@tdu.edu.vn (C.T.S.). [7] N. L. T. Hoa and N. N. S. Dan, The impact of university brand image on student loyalty: A study of non-public universities in Ho Chi Minh City, Economics-Law and Management, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. Keywords: brand; brand image; factors; image; loyalty; nam; quality; students; tho; university; vol
• Living far away from home: The shared stories of the student boarders from a developing country by Malaga, Jose Rabbi B. (2025) - Boarding students can have more control over their daily routines, such as meal times, study schedules, and personal responsibilities. Keywords: Narrative inquiry, Shared stories, State university, Student boarders. Keywords: boarders; boarding; conditions; education; home; house; life; living; students; study; university; vol
• Attitudes towards COVID-19 as predictors of emotional exhaustion in university students from a higher education center in the city of Chiclayo by Alfaro-Bustamante, Oscar ; Alberto, Vicuña Peri, Luis ; Loza, Miryam Griselda Lora (2025) - This means that regardless of the behavioral attitude toward the disease, emotional exhaustion levels will not be affected. In other words, regardless of the behavioral or cognitive stance toward the disease, emotional exhaustion levels will not suffer a significant impact. Keywords: attitudes; covid-19; exhaustion; factors; levels; pandemic; students; study; university; university students; vol
• Strategies and practices for cultivating students' critical thinking in the primary school basic education stage by Yao, Yilin (2025) - Keywords: Critical thinking, Primary school basic education, Student thinking, Training strategies. The consequences of this lack of critical thinking ability are extremely significant. Keywords: ability; education; experimental; group; learning; skills; strategies; students; thinking; vol
• Designing a proposed educational program based on (Gilbert-Neff) theory to decrease self-abasement for Mosul university students by AlKhalidi, Fatin Zaki ; AlAbaji, Nada Fattah (2025) - To accomplish this, the researcher reviewed the educational literature and the previous studies that tackled the design of educational programs. Therefore, determining the impact of an educational program based on Gilbert-Neff theory in reducing the self-abasement of Mosul University students becomes the research's main challenge. Keywords: compassion; lesson; program; self; students; study; university; vol
• Self-confidence as a mediator between physical fitness and academic achievement: A review of the literature by Saraswara, Bella Shasi ; Maksum, Ali ; Priambodo, Anung ; Kusnanik, Nining Widyah ; Turi, Moh (2025) - Published: 9 April 2025 * Correspondence: Bella.23005@mhs.unesa.ac.id Self-confidence as a mediator between physical fitness and academic achievement: A review of the literature Bella Shasi Saraswara1*, Ali Maksum2, Anung Priambodo3, Nining Widyah Kusnanik4, Moh Turi5 1,2,3,4,5Sport Science Study Program, Faculty of Sports and Health Science, Universitas Negeri Surabaya, Indonesia; Bella.23005@mhs.unesa.ac.id (B.S.S.). Abstract: The primary aim of this literature review was to analyze the influence of physical fitness and self-confidence on adolescent academic achievement through several pathways, including improved cognition, focus, and memory. Keywords: achievement; activity; confidence; fitness; physical; research; self; students; study; vol
• Effectiveness of migration and human rights education applying the ARCS model among nursing students by Lee, Seung A ; Lee, Sung Hee (2025) - Human rights sensitivity, defined as the ability to recognize situations where human rights may be compromised and consider possible actions to address such situations [15] is another critical learning outcome in human rights education. The findings are expected to guide the direction of human rights education in nursing and help nursing students become advocates for human rights, enhancing patient health rights and outcomes in clinical settings when interacting with migrant patients. Keywords: arcs; awareness; education; human; learning; nursing; rights; sensitivity; students; study; vol
• Income and community service are the two most important factors in increasing motivation to teach equality tutors (Study on equality education program) by Karnadi, Luh Putu Arsih ; Agung, Anak Agung Gede ; Dantes, Kadek Rihendra ; Purnamawati, I Gusti Ayu (2025) - 395-404, 2022. https://doi.org/10.24967/dikombis.v1i3.1803 [52] A. Saito, “I chose to receive teacher training because…” Motivations for teaching and career aspirations among teacher education students in Japan, International Journal of Educational Research Open, vol. 6, p. 100330, 2024. Keywords: Equality education, Learning, Motivation, Society, Tutors. Keywords: community; data; education; equality; equality education; equality tutors; factors; income; learning; motivation; pkbm; research; students; study; teachers; teaching; tutors; vol
• Grow proof ability student through mathematical working space strategies by Isnani, Isnani; Waluya, S.B. ; Dwijanto, Dwijanto; Asih, T.S.N. (2025) - Abstract: This research aims to assist students in solving mathematical proof problems. Based on the results of the interview, it can be seen that L2 students, who previously almost understood mathematical proof problems, have become even better. Keywords: analysis; education; evidence; evidentiary; learning; material; mathematics; problems; proof; research; sequence; students; vol
• The effect of social interaction on academic performance: The moderating influence of cultural background by Alraggad, Abeer (2025) - aalraggad@zu.edu.jo The effect of social interaction on academic performance: The moderating influence of cultural background Abeer Alraggad1* 1Zarqa University, Jordan; aalraggad@zu.edu.jo (A.A.). Abstract: This study seeks to examine the impact of social interactions, including cooperation, containment, conflict, and competition, on a student's academic performance in Jordan. Keywords: background; culture; education; interaction; jordan; learning; performance; research; students; study; vol
• Teachers’ perspectives on the effectiveness of the rapid automatized naming program for students with dyslexia in Saudi Arabia by Alhossyan, Fawaz ; Alnoaim, Jehad ; Gharaibeh, Mahmoud ; Etiwa, Mohamed Alhosany (2025) - 3.12 0.882 Average 8 The RAN program addresses the double deficit associated with reading difficulties (phonological awareness and RAN program together). These findings underscore the importance of targeted professional development programs that equip teachers with the necessary expertise to implement RAN interventions effectively. Keywords: challenges; dyslexia; education; effectiveness; learning; program; ran; ran program; reading; students; study; teachers; vol
• Developing the competency of teaching children's literature for primary education students at some pedagogical universities in the Mekong delta region, Vietnam by Lan, Do Thi ; Tuan, Tran Van (2025) - Current Status of Developing Children's Literature Teaching Competency for Primary Education Students at Universities in the Mekong Delta Region • Survey Objective: The survey aims to examine the current status of developing children's literature teaching competency among Primary Education students. [16] Various Authors, Proceedings of the national scientific conference on innovation in literature teaching and research in teacher training institutions, presented at the Hanoi National University of Education, 2015. Keywords: children; competency; development; education; knowledge; learning; level; literature; literature teaching; research; students; teachers; teaching; teaching competency
• Value-based learning of Tri Kaya Parisudha for the interpersonal skills of students in early childhood education schools by Hartawan, I Made ; Sumadi, Tjipto ; Nurani, Yuliani (2025) - Published: 18 April 2025 * Correspondence: hartawan_9920922007@mhs.unj.ac.id Value-based learning of Tri Kaya Parisudha for the interpersonal skills of students in early childhood education schools I Made Hartawan1*, Tjipto Sumadi2, Yuliani Nurani3 1,2,3State University of Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia; hartawan_9920922007@mhs.unj.ac.id (I.M.H.) tjsumadi@unj.ac.id (T.S.) yuliani.nurani@unj.ac.id (Y.N.). Discussion Value-based learning Tri Kaya Parisudha for the interpersonal skills of students in early childhood education (PAUD) schools in Buleleng Regency, Bali Province, is designed with various considerations. Keywords: education; kaya; kaya parisudha; learning; parisudha; process; research; skills; students; tri; tri kaya; values; vol
• Entrepreneurial intention as a predictor of anxiety in university students in northern Peru by Musayon, Oscar Eden Guevara ; Peri, Luis Alberto Vicuña ; Loza, Miryam Griselda Lora (2025) - This study highlights how the environment affects entrepreneurial intention, demonstrating that most students have high entrepreneurial intention and related dimensions, in line with previous research. Abstract: The purpose of this research was to establish the extent to which the variable of entrepreneurial intention can predict anxiety levels among a group of university students in northern Peru. Keywords: anxiety; behavior; dimensions; intention; levels; self; students; university; vol
• Exploring pre-service teachers’ inquisitiveness in contradictory mathematics problems by Hadi, Fida Rahmantika ; Nusantara, Toto ; Mahanal, Susriyati ; Kuswandi, Dedi (2025) - Abstract: This research aims to analyze the inquisitiveness of critical thinking students in solving mathematical problems with contradictory information. A student needs to have inquisitiveness as an initial ability in critical thinking so as to be motivated and find the answer to a problem [5]. Keywords: area; data; information; inquisitiveness; mathematics; problem; research; students; thinking; vol
• First-year university students' willingness to communicate in English language inside and outside the classroom: An investigative mixed method by Almziad, Amal Abdullah (2025) - The table shows mean scores, standard deviations, and the response distribution across different levels of agreement which suggest the level of willingness students have towards communicating with peers and instructors within an academic setting. An investigation on Saudi EFL learners has predominantly focused on classroom WTC, which constitutes a limitation in research of WTC outside of classroom contexts. Keywords: classroom; communication; data; english; language; learning; outside; participants; research; speaking; students; study; vol; willingness; wtc
• Significance of preventing radicalism among students through strengthening religiousness and Pancasila ideology in Indonesia by Yani, Muhammad Turhan ; Ahmadi, Anas ; Hazin, Mufarrihul ; Akmal, Muhammad Hakim ; Nasih, Ahmad Munjin (2025) - Received: 12 February 2025; Revised: 13 April 2025; Accepted: 17 April 2025; Published: 26 April 2025 * Correspondence: anasahmadi@unesa.ac.id Significance of preventing radicalism among students through strengthening religiousness and Pancasila ideology in Indonesia This study aims to examine the effect of Islamic Religious Education (PAI) lecturers in universities in East Java in preventing radicalization by improving moderate religious understanding and comprehension of Pancasila ideology. Keywords: education; ideology; indonesia; islamic; pancasila; radicalism; religion; state; strengthening; students; study; understanding; universitas; values; vol
• A sociological analysis of indigenous curricula in Taiwanese universities: Power and identity by Chen, Ming-Kuo ; Shih, Yi-Huang (2025) - During the Japanese colonial era (1895–1945), Indigenous education was used as a mechanism of Japanization, wherein schools for Indigenous children promoted loyalty to the Japanese emperor, Japanese language acquisition, and cultural assimilation. In addition, the ‘Program on Developing Indigenous Education (2021- 2025)’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘this program’) was jointly established and promoted by the Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Council of Indigenous Peoples (abbreviated as CIP) in accordance with Article 9 of the ‘Education Act for Indigenous Peoples’, and continued the ‘5-Year Project of Indigenous Peoples Education Development and Improvement’ (from 2006 to 2015 this title was adjusted to the ‘5- Year Medium Project for Independent Cases of Indigenous Peoples Education Development’, and from 2016-2020 was adjusted to the ‘5-Year Mid-term Project on Developing Indigenous Education’) which was commenced in 1993, thereby continuously promoting indigenous education systematically. Keywords: curriculum; development; education; identity; knowledge; learning; peoples; power; students; taiwan; universities; vol
• Criminal risk associated with failed transactions: examining the rise of transactional relationships among financially strained students in higher education by Molokomme, Radiakga Thabang (2025) - Scholars have applied this theory to various contexts, such as Leclerc-Madlala [18] who examined how poverty and economic instability drive young women in South Africa into transactional sex relationships. Awareness and Preventative Interventions HEIs should incorporate transactional relationship risks into orientation programs, addressing both legal consequences and the potential for exploitation. Keywords: africa; mavuso; relationships; research; risks; sex; south; students; study; sugar; survival; transactions; vol
• Environmentally conscious schools through the implementation of Adiwiyata program at junior high schools in Jakarta by Nursofah, Nursofah; Sari, Eliana ; Supadi, Supadi (2025) - In line with that, the influence of the principal's leadership is very large in realizing Adiwiyata schools. The criteria used as the standard for measuring the level of achievement of the implementation of the Adiwiyata school program are the Regulation of the Minister of Environment Number P.52/MENLHK/SETJEN/KUM.1/9/2019 concerning the criteria for implementing Adiwiyata schools. Keywords: adiwiyata; adiwiyata program; culture; education; environmental; evaluation; implementation; jakarta; learning; program; results; school; students; sustainability; vol
• Barriers of providing transitional services for adolescent students with autism spectrum disorder: Saudi teachers’ perspective by Almutlaq, Hajar ; Almutairi, Badriah (2025) - This indicates that teachers were neutral in their assessment of students’ abilities to achieve transitional service goals, suggesting that many teachers do not view these students as inherently unable to benefit from transitional services. Received: 4 February 2025; Revised: 21 April 2025; Accepted: 24 April 2025; Published: 30 April 2025 * Correspondence: h.almutlaq@mu.edu.sa Barriers of providing transitional services for adolescent students with autism spectrum disorder: Saudi teachers’ perspective Hajar Almutlaq1*, Badriah Almutairi2 1College of Education, Special education Department, Majmaah University, Majmaah, 11952, Saudi Arabia; h.almutlaq@mu.edu.sa (H.A.). Keywords: autism; mean; programs; school; services; students; teachers; transition; transition services; vol
• ChatGPT application in explaining the English articles to Ukrainian students by Alexandrivna, Koval Natalia ; Lilita, Kokkina ; Borysivna, Grodska Elina ; Yuhimivna, Tsapenko Ludmila ; Victorivna, Lebedieva Olena ; Victorivna, Gvozd Olga (2025) - In English, for example, there are two types of articles: 1. In other languages, articles can be used differently, but the essence is always the same – they help clarify what kind of a noun is being discussed.” Keywords: article; chatgpt; context; english; example; languages; sentence; students; system; teachers; use
• Investigating mathematical proficiency of elementary school students: A foundation for effective learning models by Diputra, Komang Sujendra ; Agustika, Gusti Ngurah Sastra ; Utami, Ida Ayu Made Istri ; Julianto, Putu ; Arifuddin, Ahmad (2025) - 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.6831 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 2 March 2025; Revised: 15 April 2025; Accepted: 18 April 2025; Published: 3 May 2025 * Correspondence: komangsujendra.diputra@undiksha.ac.id Investigating mathematical proficiency of elementary school students: A foundation for effective learning models Komang Sujendra Diputra1*, Gusti Ngurah Sastra Agustika2, Ida Ayu Made Istri Utami3, Putu Julianto4, Ahmad Arifuddin5 1Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha, Singaraja, Indonesia, komangsujendra.diputra@undiksha.ac.id (K.S.D.) 2,3,4Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha, Singaraja, Indonesia, gn.sastra.a@undiksha.ac.id (G.N.S.) istriutami@undiksha.ac.id (I.A.M.I.U.) putujulianto@undiksha.ac.id (P.J.) This study investigates the relationships among the five aspects of mathematical proficiency, namely conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, strategic competence, adaptive reasoning, and productive disposition in elementary school students. Keywords: analysis; aspects; competence; disposition; fluency; mathematics; proficiency; reasoning; students; understanding; vol
• The effectiveness of collaboration among special and general education teachers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Alhossyan, Fawaz (2025) - In contrast, general education teachers reported limited access to professional development programs aimed at collaboration with special education teachers. In contrast, general education teachers reported that their schedules often limit opportunities for collaboration with special education teachers. Keywords: collaboration; disabilities; education; education teachers; participant; school; students; teachers; time
• The effect of using a QR code-enhanced brochure on students' knowledge and skill learning outcomes by Al-Sababha, Khairi Mahmoud H (2024) - Abstract: The objective of this study was to design a booklet supported by QR codes and assess its impact on cognitive achievement and the acquisition of gymnastics skills (front ball roll, ball back roll, and handstand). In this study, the intervention of the booklet with QR codes clearly improved the learning outcomes for the experimental group in terms of cognitive achievement and the learning of gymnastics skills (P < 0.05). Keywords: achievement; administrator; booklet; codes; control; downloads/207; east; file:///c:/users; group; gymnastics; learning; skills; students; vol
• Cultural connections: How culturally responsive teaching transforms mathematical learning by Mustafa, Sriyanti ; Sari, Vernita ; Aflaha, Aflaha; Ahmad, Jamaluddin ; Hariyani, Sri (2025) - The standard deviation in Cycle 1 was 18.51, indicating a more significant variation in student scores, meaning a significant difference between low and high-scoring students. In the Wilcoxon test, each pair of data (student scores in Cycle 1 and Cycle 2) was compared. Keywords: approach; crt; culture; cycle; learning; mathematics; research; skills; students; teaching; test; vol
• A narrative inquiry of Indonesian EFL students’ writing experiences in the morning English talks program by Syarifudin, Syarifudin ; Azhar, Muhammad Anis ; Jannah, Miftahul ; Muslimin, Afif Ikhwanul (2025) - It was aimed to make sense of participants' experiences in learning English writing by documenting and subjectively examining their stories and establishing a strong relationship with them in the METs program to gain richer data. Similarly, [31] drawing on several studies on EFL writing in the Indonesian context, found that grammatical accuracy and unauthentic contents were instructional drawbacks, and big-size and low learning hours were the challenges of the writing instructors. Keywords: data; discussion; efl; english; language; learning; mets; participants; program; reading; research; skills; students; study; vol; writing
• Privatization strategy in university education in light of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 by Alghamdi, Abeer Saeed (2025) - Abeersdalghamdi@gmail.com Privatization strategy in university education in light of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 Abeer Saeed Alghamdi1 1College of Applied Studies and Community Service, King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Abeersdalghamdi@gmail.com (A.S.A.). Abstract: The practical research aims to study the strategy of privacy in university education in light of the vision of the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 2030, relying on descriptive rules and referring to a group of references and sources and the vision of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the aim of defining privacy, its dimensions, and trends towards privacy in university education, in addition to its positive applications in university education and the challenges facing its applications and the harmful effects of it. Keywords: development; education; learning; market; privatization; programs; public; quality; sector; students; universities; university
• The impact of human capital on college students’ employment outcomes: The mediating role of students’ perceived employability by Fei, Hongxia ; Ghazali, Abdul Jalil Bin ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - The impact of human capital on college students’ employment outcomes: Abstract: This study explores the impact of human capital on college students’ employment outcomes in Shanxi Province, China, with a focus on the mediating role of perceived employability. Keywords: capital; career; college; college students; education; employability; employment; employment outcomes; graduates; knowledge; quality; research; science; skills; students; study; vol
• Evaluating mental health facilitation in Brunei’s higher education: Student perspectives by Rahim, Atif ; Yueh, Lee Kok ; Salleh, Shana Mat ; Mumin, Mas Ayu ; Ibrahim, Fahmi ; Padilla-Valdez, Nena (2025) - To evaluate student mental health and well-being comparatively, it is essential to define general well-being. [33] highlighted the importance of educational institutions implementing inclusive support systems and mental health resources for their student populations. 3.2. Keywords: academic; awareness; brunei; covid-19; education; health; help; institutions; learning; resources; seeking; stigma; stress; students; study; support; theory; vol
• Teaching strategies and learning styles in an educational institution at the initial level in the city of Chiclayo by Claudia, Samamé, ; Mayra, Chero, ; Diana, Flores, ; Gustavo, Ventura, (2025) - As a specific objective, to identify learning strategies that stand out in an initial level institution in the city of Chiclayo. According to Flores [10] learning strategies are general pedagogical tools applied in various areas to achieve educational objectives. Keywords: learning; level; strategies; students; study; styles; teaching
• Paulo Freire’s dialogic pedagogy and the democratization of pedagogy in Taiwan’s higher education: Challenges and possibilities by Chen, Ming-Kuo ; Hsueh, Chia-Ming ; Chiang, Wen-Wei ; Chiu, Kun-I ; Shih, Yi-Huang (2025) - Such an approach fosters a hopeful educational environment and contributes to the realization of a more humane and transformative model of higher education pedagogy. Such an approach fosters a hopeful educational environment and contributes to the realization of a more humane and transformative model of higher education pedagogy. Keywords: dialogue; education; freire; learning; paulo; pedagogy; practice; students; taiwan; university; vol
• Enhancing caring efficacy: The role of empathy (E) and caring needs in Nursing education by Lee, Sook ; Choi, Ae Sook ; Yim, So-Youn ; Chun, Yeol-eo (2025) - Abstract: This study aimed to provide foundational insights for enhancing nursing students' caregiving effectiveness by exploring associations among caregiving needs, empathy (E), and caregiving efficacy. Data from nursing students in a Korean province were analyzed. Keywords: care; caring; efficacy; empathy; needs; nursing; nursing students; scale; students; study; vol
• Promoting global gender-fair language in college English classrooms: A study of student awareness and usage in a state college by Judith, Vanessa Joy Z. (2025) - What is the level of awareness of the students in gender fair language in English classroom instruction when taken as a whole and when grouped according to sex and year level? What is the extent of usage of gender fair language in English classroom instruction when taken as a whole and when grouped according to sex and year level? Keywords: awareness; classroom; education; english; fair; fair language; gender; language; level; students; study; usage; vol; year
• Evaluating the effectiveness of local wisdom-based disaster mitigation education in primary schools by Lestari, Wiwik ; Dwiningrum, Siti Irene Astuti ; Sujarwo, Sujarwo; Azhari, Ichwan ; Damanik, Ibnu Hajar (2025) - Keywords: Disaster mitigation education, Disaster preparedness, Elementary school, Local wisdom, Quasi-experiment. Furthermore, many teachers lack adequate training in disaster preparedness education, which hinders their ability to impart relevant skills and knowledge. Keywords: control; disaster; disaster mitigation; disaster preparedness; education; group; journal; mitigation; preparedness; program; results; risk; school; students; test; understanding; vol; wisdom
• Quantitative analysis of student satisfaction and healthcare service utilization in Philippine State universities using logistic regression by Lacida, Willie (2025) - Previous research in higher education indicates that factors such as quality of care, staff attitude, and accessibility strongly influence service satisfaction. In higher education, student satisfaction encompasses perceptions of academic quality, campus services, and institutional support Keywords: engagement; health; quality; satisfaction; services; students
• Research on the educational influence on schooling commitment impulse buying intention of educational leadership with the help of educational motivation, knowledge sharing and educational team effectiveness by Qiu, Huanhuan ; Huang, Fei (2025) - This research identifies the effects of educational motivation, knowledge sharing, and the effectiveness of educational teams on educational leadership and the mediating effects of educational commitment; it highlights the importance of educational leadership and school commitment and provides the data needed to enhance the educational capacity of faculty members. These variables are educational leadership, educational motivation, knowledge sharing, and educational team effectiveness of educational faculty on educational leadership and the mediating effects of educational commitment. Keywords: commitment; educational; effectiveness; knowledge; knowledge sharing; leadership; learning; motivation; research; schooling; sharing; students; study; team; vol
• Entrepreneurial skills according to principles of entrepreneurial education among chemistry department students at the faculty of education for pure sciences, Ibn Al-Haytham by Hussain, Hawraa Oudah ; Ahmed, Basma Mohammed ; Hatim, Khalid Hussein (2025) - The adoption of educational strategies such as project- based learning, collaborative learning, teamwork, initiative-taking, problem-solving-based learning, decision-making, critical and analytical thinking plays a crucial role in enhancing entrepreneurial education skills. Using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS-22), the results showed that entrepreneurial skills based on entrepreneurial education principles are available among the Chemistry Department students at the Faculty of Education for Pure Sciences, Ibn Al-Haytham. Keywords: education; learning; mean; principles; research; scale; skills; students; thinking; vol
• Enhancing self-regulated learning among nursing interns: The mediating role of clinical belongingness in academic support systems by Zhu, Ying ; Young, Leslie E. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - Self-Regulated Learning in Clinical Nursing Practice SRL in clinical nursing practice refers to the active process by which nursing interns manage their own learning within real-world clinical environments [16]. Instead, it is shaped by environmental and social influences, particularly in emotionally demanding settings like clinical nursing practice. Keywords: belongingness; education; interns; learning; level; motivation; nursing; nursing interns; practice; role; self; srl; students; study; support; vol
• Exploring the influence of language politeness, humor styles, and positive communication on cyberbullying among generation Z students by Pandang, Abdullah ; Umar, Nur Fadhilah ; Mantasiah, Mantasiah ; Yusri, Yusri; Muhayyang, Maemuna ; Sakkir, Geminastiti (2025) - Positive communication skills, which involve interacting positively, openly, and supportively, are believed to predict cyberbullying behavior [22]. Positive communication and strong interpersonal skills can reduce the likelihood of engaging in cyberbullying behavior. Keywords: analysis; behavior; communication; cyberbullying; humor; humor style; individuals; language; politeness; research; skills; students; study; style; vol
• Body posture and academic performance of fifth-year students at a school in Chiclayo 2024 by Edgard, Davila Bravo, Harrinson ; Nicoly, Delgado Torres, Danna ; Analith, Tafur Barboza, Tatiana ; Joel, Viera Ramos, Fabián ; Margot, Segura Saldarriaga, Adriana (2025) - [4] S. Herencia, Association between temporomandibular disorders and body posture in Chiclayo students, Journal of Clinical Physiology, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. Correspondence: hdavilabr@ucvvirtual.edu.pe Body posture and academic performance of fifth-year students at a school in Chiclayo 2024 Keywords: body posture; chiclayo; correlation; dimension; performance; posture; relationship; school; students
• Content knowledge in mathematics with arts integrated learning: A study on high emotional intelligence by Hartatik, Sri ; Juniati, Dwi ; Sulaiman, Raden (2025) - Keywords: Area of flat shapes, Content knowledge, High emotional intelligence, Integrated arts learning, Mathematics. The Mathematics Ability Test consists of ten essay questions designed to evaluate students' grasp of the concept of flat shape areas. Keywords: area; art; content; intelligence; knowledge; learning; mathematics; shapes; students; study; vol
• Needs analysis on task-based English for occupational purposes model: A case of English for civil engineering in Bali State polytechnic by Ardika, I Wayan Dana ; Padmadewi, Ni Nyoman ; Putra, I Nyoman Adi Jaya ; Ratminingsih, Ni Made (2025) - The first activity is for the lecturer to correct the contents and errors of student tasks. This means that the correction process carried out by lecturers is not optimal because of limited learning time, so the results of student tasks must be corrected at home in part. Keywords: analysis; engineering; english; language; learning; needs; students; syllabus; task; tblt; teaching; vol
• Evaluating an educational device for vocabulary training in schools at Negros Occidental, Philippines by Galang, Sarah Ablagon (2025) - Educational games enhance learning efficiency [7]. Educational games have been working well for teaching vocabulary. Keywords: device; education; fun; game; learners; learning; schools; students; study; training; user; vocabulary; vol; words
• Assessing student’s job preferences with a choice based model approach by Kokaveshi, Ergita ; Gjoka, Eri (2025) - The study examined seven distinct job attributes, each with multiple levels, allowing for a comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing job preferences. Promotion prospects are crucial in shaping job preferences and overall job satisfaction. Keywords: analysis; career; choice; company; contract; education; growth; job; opportunities; preferences; salary; students; vol; work
• Entrepreneurship education in art and design universities: A review of pedagogical approaches and their effectiveness by Jie, Song ; Min, Wang (2025) - Art entrepreneurship education recognizes the unique challenges and opportunities associated with commercializing creative work, such as managing intellectual property, building networks, and balancing artistic vision with market demands Practical Recommendations This review offers several practical recommendations for enhancing art entrepreneurship education in universities: • Curriculum design: Keywords: approaches; art; business; challenges; creative; design; education; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; learning; students; universities; vol
• Enhancing creative writing skills through short story composition by Wardiah, Dessy ; Kristiawan, Muhammad (2025) - 2. Method A systematic literature review on creative short story writing skills using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) method aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the development, concepts, and techniques in developing short story writing skills through a creative approach. • Articles that discuss creative short story writing skills, techniques, story development strategies, or related theories. Keywords: creativity; findings; learning; research; skills; stories; story; story writing; students; study; vol; writing; writing skills
• Social skills of elementary school-aged children in urban areas: A sample in Bandung-Indonesia by Fauzi, Irfan ; Wirachman, Rony ; Arisetyawan, Andika ; Yustiana, Yusi Riksa ; Kusumawati, Dian (2025) - [6] because social skills are the basis for children to interact and establish relationships with others Social skills play an effective role in an individual's communication with themselves and others, exhibiting several behaviors such as responsibility, solidarity, sharing, obeying rules, making friends, solving problems, controlling emotions, and working together [7]. Abstract: This study aims to evaluate social skills in elementary school-age children. Keywords: age; aspect; average; children; development; education; elementary; good; research; school; self; skills; students; vol
• Move analysis the structure of narrative essays by Thai undergraduate students: A genre-based approach by Prachanant, Nawamin ; Pongpuehee, Sittisak (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6, 912-924 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.7975 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 9 April 2025; Revised: 30 May 2025; Accepted: 2 June 2025; Published: 11 June 2025 * Correspondence: sittisak.pp@bru.ac.th Move analysis the structure of narrative essays by Thai undergraduate students: A genre-based approach Nawamin Prachanant1, Sittisak Pongpuehee2* 1,2English Language Teaching Program, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Buriram Rajabhat University, Thailand; sittisak.pp@bru.ac.th (S.P.). The analysis of narrative essays written by undergraduate students remains underrepresented in existing research. Keywords: analysis; essays; events; moves; narrative; step; story; students; study; thai; university
• English language learning in Malaysian schools: A comparison between government and private schools teachers’ teaching methodologies to improve student learning by Ramakrishnan, Shalini ; Selvarajoo, Paul Chandra Bose ; Govindarajoo, Mallika Vasugi V. (2025) - Respondents of the Study This study employs a purposive sampling method to select English language teachers as the primary respondents. Data Collection and Analysis Procedures This study adopts a mixed-method approach, integrating both qualitative and quantitative research techniques to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the teaching methodologies and challenges faced by English language teachers in government and private primary and secondary schools within the Klang Valley region. Keywords: challenges; education; english; government; language; learning; malaysia; methods; schools; students; study; teachers; teaching; vol
• Empowering lecturers’ professionalism in improving the English language skills of maritime institute cadets: A socio-linguistic perspective by Pasyah, A. Chalid ; Anggraini, Laila Puspitasari (2025) - Abstract: In the realm of maritime education, proficiency in English language skills holds paramount importance, especially for cadets undergoing training at maritime academies. Recent studies observe the importance of English language skills and various approaches to improve them. Keywords: cadets; communication; development; education; english; international; language; learning; lecturers; maritime; perspective; professionalism; research; skills; social; students; teacher; teaching; vol
• Using SEM-PLS to examine the correlation between habit of mind and belief of mathematics pre- service students by Kurniasih, Meyta Dwi ; Sukestiyarno, YL ; Wardono, Wardono; Asih, Tri Sri Noor (2025) - Within the field of mathematics education, this correlation holds significant implications, particularly given the well-documented role that teacher beliefs play in shaping pedagogical decisions, instructional approaches, and students' learning outcomes. Another noteworthy implication relates to the relationship between teacher beliefs and classroom management. Keywords: beliefs; education; habits; journal; learning; mathematics; mind; science; students; teachers; vol
• Determinants of entrepreneurial intention among economics students in can Tho City, Vietnam by Phan, Bao-Anh Ngoc ; Cong, Hien Dinh (2025) - Published: 16 June 2025 * Correspondence: dchien@tdu.edu.vn Determinants of entrepreneurial intention among economics students in can Tho City, Vietnam Bao-Anh Ngoc Phan1, Hien Dinh Cong2* 1,2Tay Do University, Can Tho City, Vietnam, pnbanh@tdu.edu.vn (P.N.B.A) dchien@tdu.edu.vn (D.C.H.). Abstract: This study investigates the determinants of entrepreneurial intention among economics students in Can Tho City, Vietnam. Keywords: access; attitude; behavior; business; city; control; economics; economics students; education; entrepreneurship; experience; factors; influence; intention; research; students; tho; tpb; vol
• How perceived educational and social support influence entrepreneurial intentions in music majors: A mediated moderation model with music entrepreneurship motivation and gender by Jing, Feng ; Hamid, Junainah Abd ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - The final obtained research results strongly confirm that music entrepreneurial motivation has a mediating role in music entrepreneurial educational support, social support , and entrepreneurial intention, which clearly shows that hypothesis H6a and H6b can be successfully constructed. Concept of Perceived Educational Support Entrepreneurship education not only teaches students entrepreneurial skills, but also promotes creative thinking, innovative spirit, self-esteem, and discipline. Keywords: behavior; college; college students; education; entrepreneurship; factors; family; gender; intention; learning; mem; motivation; music; music entrepreneurship; research; role; students; study; support; vol
• Can case-based learning-oriented science teaching materials improve critical thinking skills? by Fembriani, Fembriani; Siswandari, Siswandari; Joyoatmojo, Soetarno ; Efendi, Agus (2025) - [7] A. N. Hodijah, I. Tursinawati, and D. K. Sari, The development of critical thinking instructional materials for university students, Journal of Education and Learning, vol. 16, no. 2, pp. The core section includes learning objectives, sub-Course Learning Outcomes (CPMK), contextual case studies, group discussions, summaries, individual tasks, and critical thinking tests. Keywords: case; cbl; content; education; learning; materials; science; students; teaching; test; thinking; vol
• Research on the industry-education integration in higher vocational education from the perspective of social partnership theory by Wei, Yanziye ; Ren, Chenxue (2025) - Vocational education, in turn, supplies the skilled labor that industries require for innovation and economic growth, whilst industries provide demand-side relevance to vocational education by defining skills and knowledge needed in the labor market. In light of the rapid growth of emerging industries such as intelligent systems, renewable energy, digital technology, and biotechnology, vocational education must urgently evolve to provide specialized, hands-on training that aligns with labor market trends. Keywords: china; education; industries; industry; integration; needs; students; system; training
• A case study of disaster risk reduction governance in Philippine rural higher education: Toward contextualized policy support by Pardillo, Robert S. (2025) - By training future leaders, acting as research centers, and collaborating with the community on disaster preparedness, these mandates establish SUCs as essential agents of resilience [7]. These universities continue to be underrepresented in research and policy development, despite their vital roles as evacuation centers and local information centers, especially on disaster preparedness and mitigation [10]. Keywords: campus; community; disaster; disaster preparedness; disaster risk; drrm; education; faculty; implementation; management; preparedness; reduction; risk; school; students; training; university; vol
• Detection and statistic analysis of formal error spelling in Indonesian by Erwina, Emmy ; Tommy, Tommy; Mayasari, Mayasari (2025) - Language errors among students are considered quite high at this time, at one of the Senior High Schools in Indonesia, namely SMA Negeri 1 Sukasada, the results of language errors were 373 sentences out of 896 sentences where the percentage of errors was 41.63%. Detection of standard language pronunciation errors, especially in Indonesian, can be an early stage in an effort to increase awareness and habits of using standard language, especially for educators such as teachers and lecturers so that they can transmit good language habits to students. Keywords: errors; indonesian; language; pronunciation; standard; students; teachers; vol; words
• The influence of college students’ social networks on entrepreneurial opportunity recognition in Hebei Province, China by Ma, Jiao ; Chang, Yuan-Cheng (2025) - The results show that social networks have a significant positive impact on entrepreneurial opportunity recognition, and resilience plays a mediating role in this relationship. Keywords: Entrepreneurial opportunity recognition, Entrepreneurial process theory, Resilience, Social networks, University students. Keywords: entrepreneurship; networks; opportunities; opportunity; opportunity recognition; recognition; resilience; students; study; vol
• The use of google translate by secondary school ESL learners in English language learning by Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Ling, Angelina Lau Siew ; Salleh, Nor Zalifah Abd Hamid @ ; Rajendran, Kalashini ; Rani, Norhaslinda Abd ; Apolonius, Lindey Easter (2025) - [8] in their study of rural Malaysian learners, found significant improvement in vocabulary test scores after GT use. Without such guidance, GT use may promote surface-level learning instead of real language development. Keywords: english; language; learners; learning; participants; students; study; translate; use; vol; writing
• The effect of a 3-sectioned movable spelling-vocabulary board on the indigenous people students’ English proficiency by Judith, Vanessa Joy Z. (2025) - Keywords: English spelling proficiency, English vocabulary proficiency, Indigenous people (IP) students, 3-Sectioned movable spelling-vocabulary instructional board. After using the 3-sectioned Movable Spelling and Vocabulary Instructional Board, a significant difference between the pre-test and post-test levels of English spelling proficiency among the IP students was highlighted. Keywords: board; english; instructional; proficiency; spelling; students; study; test; vocabulary
• Teacher creativity in early grade reading learning process in online system in the ERA of COVID-19 pandemic: Analysis based on total quality management theory of education by Hartanti, Christina Dwi ; Haryono, Frans ; Sungkowo, Edy ; Rusdarty, Rusdarty (2025) - In other words, TQME in student reading learning is more ideological. For this reason, teachers need to conduct an assessment, both of the process and the results of student learning. Keywords: covid-19; creativity; education; learning; online; parents; process; quality; reading; research; students; teacher; vol
• The influence of career planning, self-confidence, and internship experience on work values that have an impact on the work readiness of SMK Students in the Tulungagung region by Sesanti, Yeni Tri ; Tuwoso, Tuwoso; Atmoko, Adi ; Nurjanah, Nunung (2025) - 2611 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 2609-2620, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8456 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Therefore, research is crucial to identify the factors that enhance vocational student work readiness. Correspondence: yeni.tri.2205519@students.um.ac.id The influence of career planning, self-confidence, and internship experience on work values that have an impact on the work readiness of SMK Students in the Tulungagung region Yeni Tri Sesanti1*, Tuwoso2, Adi Atmoko3, Nunung Nurjanah4 1,2,3,4State University of Malang, Indonesia; yeni.tri.2205519@students.um.ac.id (Y.T.S.) tuwoso.ft@um.ac.id (T.) adi.atmoko.fip@um.ac.id (A.A.) nunung.nurjanah.ft@um.ac.id (N.N.) Keywords: 0.000; career; effect; increase; planning; readiness; self; students; value; vol; work; work readiness; work value
• Development of Go-Bima media based on differentiated learning assisted by DIALOPAGU to improve understanding of concepts and motivation to learn mathematics in grade 4 elementary school by Defa, Defa; Sariyasa, Sariyasa; Suarni, Ni Ketut ; Kertih, I Wayan (2025) - It can be concluded that the development of the Go-Bima Media Based on Differentiated Learning Assisted by DIALOPAGU (Digital, Looseparts, and Songs) is suitable for use in student learning. It can be concluded that the development of the Go-Bima Media Based on Differentiated Learning Assisted by DIALOPAGU (Digital, Looseparts, and Songs) is suitable for use in student learning. Keywords: bima; bima media; dialopagu; digital; learning; learning media; looseparts; mathematics; media; results; songs; students; vol
• Navigating futures: Theoretical perspectives on university students' employability perceptions and entrepreneurial aspirations by Mbuli, S ; Isabirye, AK ; Mathapelo, M (2025) - Theories of Entrepreneurial Intention The literature has extensively explored university student entrepreneurial intentions through the application of Ajzen [14].Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and Shapero’s Model of the Entrepreneurial Event (SEE) as fundamental theoretical frameworks [31] shows that specific career development learning programs enhance student employability through better career 2849 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: Keywords: business; development; education; employability; entrepreneurship; intentions; journal; learning; perceptions; research; self; students; study; university; vol
• Fostering character through stories: Evaluating the effectiveness of a morning story reading program using a mixed-methods approach by Akhyar, Saiful ; Artini, Luh Putu ; Ramendra, Dewa Putu ; Suwastini, Ni Komang Arie (2025) - Furthermore, the fact that children enjoyed the sessions and exhibited positive emotional responses demonstrates the importance of creating character education programs that engage students intellectually and emotionally. Abstract: This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of character education through a morning story- reading program. Keywords: character; education; learning; morning; program; reading; stories; story; students; study; values; vol
• Integrating learner needs into ESP curriculum development: A comprehensive approach to syllabus design and adaptation by Petro, Jonida ; Cenaj, Mirjeta ; Kushta, Entela ; Brahja, Anjeza (2025) - Questions 1, 2, 3 and 4 aim to identify 'process-oriented needs' or 'academic needs', as well as English language skills needs for improvement. It is evident that students recognize the importance of acquiring English language skills and regard them as essential for their academic success and future career opportunities within the university context. Keywords: analysis; curriculum; english; esp; language; learners; learning; needs; skills; students; vol
• Difference between students' and parents' demand for educational function of study tour products by Yu, Yaqi ; Marzuki, Azizan (2025) - The dependence of student demand was generally low. Correspondence: yuyq0712@163.com Difference between students' and parents' demand for educational function of study tour products Yaqi Yu1,2*, Azizan Marzuki1 1Universiti Sains Keywords: ability; behavioral; demands; education; functions; identity; intelligence; learning; parents; products; research; school; sense; skills; students; study; study tour; tour; tourism; vol
• The relationship among psychological factors, teacher factors, and online learning effectiveness: The mediating role of student engagement by Zong, Xuan ; Johar, Gapar Bin Md (2025) - H4: There is a relationship between teacher factors and student online learning effectiveness. Therefore, hypothesis H4 is established; The standardized path coefficient of students' participation on student online learning effectiveness is 0.336 (C.R. = 3.763, p < 0.001), indicating that students' participation has a significant positive influence on student online learning effectiveness. Keywords: education; effectiveness; engagement; factors; interaction; learning; learning effectiveness; online; participation; research; self; students; teachers; teaching; vol
• ChatGPT in the classroom: Exploring student attitudes and ethical concerns around AI-assisted learning by Zhou, Gongliang (2025) - Practical implications include the urgent need for clear institutional policies, faculty training, and AI literacy programs to ensure ethical, informed, and effective integration of AI tools in educational settings. Overreliance on AI tools could also hinder the development of critical thinking and analytical skills Keywords: chatgpt; concerns; data; education; learning; literacy; students; study; tools; use; vol
• Reducing anxiety among teacher candidates: The efficacy of mindfulness-based stress reduction in higher education by Cahyono, Tri ; Ariantini, Nisa ; Fadilah, Nurul ; Muhja, Zainal Abidin ; Yulianti, Ika (2025) - Various factors contribute to student anxiety. [23] D. S. A. Ningrum and E. Andriani, The relationship between social support and student anxiety in facing exams, Quanta: Jurnal Kajian Bimbingan dan Konseling dalam Pendidikan, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. Keywords: anxiety; depression; effect; group; health; intervention; mbsr; mindfulness; program; reduction; state; state anxiety; stress; students; study; trait anxiety; vol; waitlist
• The influence of students' working memory capacity on solving calculus problems by A, Ruslimin ; Fuad, Yusuf ; Masriyah, Masriyah (2025) - Two assessment tools were utilized: the Complex Span Task (CST) for measuring students’ working memory capacity (WMC), and the Calculus Problem Test (CPT) for assessing their skills in solving calculus problems [23]. The following is a graph of working memory capacity and students' ability to solving calculus problems. Keywords: calculus; capacity; mathematics; memory; problem; solving; students; test; vol; wmc; working
• Content knowledge of undergraduate students in solving the algebra’s problem by Bani, Blandina Seko ; Fuad, Yusuf ; Ekawati, Rooselyna (2025) - Several studies have highlighted the lack of content knowledge among undergraduate students when engaging in conventional instructional settings, particularly in solving algebraic problems [3]. Solving algebraic problems necessitates mastery of fundamental concepts, along with the capacity for abstract and symbolic reasoning—skills that often present challenges for undergraduate students [22]. Keywords: algebraic; content; dta; education; knowledge; learning; mathematics; mba; problem; solving; students; teachers; understanding; vol
• The impact of self-determination theory on academic engagement among vocational college students: An empirical study in Guangdong, China by Zheng, Zixia ; Rahimi, Nik Hanis Zuraihan ; Mohamad, Norhisham Binti (2025) - Mystkowska-Wiertelak [25] analyzed the factors affecting student engagement through interviews and found that fulfilling students' needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness can effectively enhance engagement, while controlling teaching methods tend to lead to dissatisfaction and disengagement. [2] X. Xu, Z. Wu, and D. Wei, The relationship between perceived teacher support and student engagement among higher vocational students: A moderated mediation model, Frontiers in Psychology, vol. 14, p. 1116932, 2023. Keywords: autonomy; competence; engagement; learning; needs; relatedness; self; students; study; support; vocational; vol
• Comparative analysis of traditional and interactive teaching methods by Li, Ting ; Koodoevna, Sartbekova Nurzhan ; Li, Dehao ; Li, Yixiu (2025) - This paper compares traditional teaching methods and interactive teaching methods, and explores the differences between them in terms of classroom participation, cognitive load, and knowledge transfer ability. Existing literature shows that interactive teaching methods have obvious advantages in stimulating students' initiative and improving learning outcomes. Keywords: classroom; interaction; knowledge; learning; load; methods; participation; students; teaching; teaching methods; transfer; vol
• Key career planning competences for Chinese college students in Shanxi province: An exploratory factor analysis by Yao, Xinmeng ; Tuntinakhongul, Ampapan ; Sumettikoon, Piyapong (2025) - Skill of developing strategic plan to achieve career goals is another critical skill in career planning. Furthermore, strong career planning skills enhance employability by improving job search strategies, interview performance, and networking abilities [3]. Keywords: analysis; career; career planning; communication; decision; goals; information; making; planning; self; setting; skill; students; vol
• Analysis of error in mathematical modeling problems: An exploratory study of middle school students by Permata, Jeliana Intan ; Budiarto, Mega Teguh ; Fuad, Yusuf (2025) - Building on this foundation, the present study aims to analyze the types and tendencies of student errors across each stage of modeling cycle, while also investigating how these errors vary by students’ mathematical ability levels. Study has highlighted that each stage in modeling process presents unique cognitive challenges, which can result in a variety of student errors depending on their level of mathematical competence Keywords: ability; errors; interpreting; learning; modeling; problem; process; results; students; understanding; vol
• Exploring physical education teachers' perspectives on modern vs. traditional teaching approaches and practices by Aliaj, Blerina; Cenaj, Mirjeta; Ushtelenca, Keida,; Ҫaushi, Alketa (2025) - This study validates the hypothesis that contemporary teaching methods significantly enhance the quality and effectiveness of primary education. In contrast, contemporary teaching methods incorporate innovative tools and strategies such as technology integration, educational games, personalized learning, and project-based approaches designed to increase student engagement [3]. Keywords: education; learning; methods; schools; students; study; teachers; teaching; vol
• Exploring the impact of entrepreneurial challenges on student motivation at the Innobiz DUT centre for entrepreneurship and innovation by Chitamba, Anos; Mugano, Gift; Mbona, Sizwe; Chitamba, Norman (2025) - Data analysis was performed using SPSS version 30, incorporating both descriptive and inferential statistical techniques to identify trends, relationships, and thematic insights that contribute to a deeper understanding of student entrepreneurial motivation at DUT. A moderate positive correlation (rho = 0.451, p < 0.001) was identified between the absence of a supportive community and the influence of cultural or societal stigma on student entrepreneurial motivations and aspirations. Keywords: barriers; behavior; challenges; entrepreneurship; factors; intentions; journal; motivation; obstacles; students; support; vol
• The effect of the R.E.A.C.T strategy on emotional creativity among sixth-grade science students by Ahmed, Yasmine Ahmed Rasheed; Reda, Fatima Abdul Amir Abdul (2025) - Keywords: Emotional creativity, R.E.A.C.T strategy, Sixth grade science students. REACT in Emotional creativity to Sixth grade science students? Keywords: creativity; creativity scale; education; group; knowledge; learning; react; research; scale; science; strategy; students; study; teaching; vol
• Perceived economic situation and related policies influence the entrepreneurial intentions of vocational college students, evidence from China by Jia, Guo; Khatibi, Ali; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - Additionally, the results of this study further enrich the Entrepreneurship Ecology Theory and explain the mechanism by which perceived economic situations and related policies of supporting entrepreneurship influence entrepreneurial intention, showcasing that perceived economic situations and related policies of supporting entrepreneurship affect individuals' entrepreneurial intention through the mediating effect of attitude toward entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurial intentions (Intention) means a propensity for entrepreneurship [54]. Keywords: attitudes; business; college; college students; economic; education; entrepreneurship; intentions; journal; policies; research; situation; students; study; theory; vocational; vol
• Student perceptions of online statistics and mathematics learning: A multi-dimensional analysis based on feedback by Elkahlout, Gamal R. (2025) - Online textbooks and learning materials play a crucial role in student learning. The positive impact of frequent quizzes on midterm and final exam performance, as reported by Sotola and Crede [15] further strengthens the argument for incorporating regular assessment opportunities to enhance student learning and academic success. Keywords: classes; differences; english; groups; language; learning; online; perceptions; statistics; students; vol
• The implementation of inclusive education and its conflict with exclusionary education in Kerjo sub-district, Karanganyar regency 2020-2022 by Rahmawati, Arum; Mugijatna, Mugijatna; Purwasito, Andrik; Waluyo, Budi (2025) - Received: 2 June 2025; Revised: 7 July 2025; Accepted: 10 July 2025; Published: 7 August 2025 * Correspondence: arumrahmawati@student.uns.ac.id The implementation of inclusive education and its conflict with exclusionary education in Kerjo sub-district, Karanganyar regency 2020- 2022 Arum Rahmawati1*, Mugijatna2, Andrik Purwasito3, Budi Waluyo4 1,2,3,4Universitas Sebelas Maret Surakarta, Indonesia; arumrahmawati@student.uns.ac.id (A.R.) mugijatna@staff.uns.ac.id (M.) andrikpurwasito@staff.uns.ac.id (A.P.) budiwaluyo@staff.uns.ac.id (B.W.) Introduction The implementation of inclusive education in Indonesia can be seen from evaluative and implementation points of view. Keywords: children; education; implementation; inclusion; kerjo; learning; needs; school; sdg; standards; students
• Mediating belonging: English-language media and international student integration in urban China — A case study of Shanghai’s foreign media ecosystem by Chen, Zeling (2025) - Usage of Chinese Media Among Chinese media platforms, WeChat demonstrated the highest recognition, with 90.0% of respondents reporting frequent use, followed by Youku. Content Analysis A systematic evaluation of media platforms frequently accessed by international students was conducted to evaluate their user engagement strategies and propagating efficacy. Keywords: china; content; information; international; language; mean; media; platforms; research; shanghai; students; use; vol
• Perceived positive humorous leadership and university students’ creativity: The mediating role of creative self-efficacy by Chen, Ling-Ge; Huang, Jian-Hao (2025) - Specifically, students who perceived their instructors as using positive humor were more likely to exhibit higher levels of creative self-efficacy, which in turn was linked to greater creative performance. These findings underscore the importance of instructors’ use of positive humor as a supportive interpersonal resource that fosters students’ confidence in their creative potential and enhances their overall creative output. Keywords: creativity; efficacy; humor; leadership; learning; self; students; study; vol
• Accounting students’ satisfaction with learning outcome assessment activities according to output standards by Vu, Thi Sen; Tran, Manh Dung; Pham, Duc Cuong; Vu, Trong Luong; Luong, Thi Thuy (2025) - Therefore, to enhance student satisfaction with learning outcome assessment activities, in addition to promoting solutions for the above two factors, universities need to pay attention to the learning outcome assessment method, which is an equally important factor through continuing to effectively and appropriately use learning outcome assessment methods, applying them appropriately according to the characteristics of each subject in the training program to achieve the assessment goals with each assessment method: Observation method through diligence assessment, assessment through group work; question and answer method; written test method: Assessment through multiple choice tests, essays, through major assignments, essays, writing topics... to promote the advantages and overcome the limitations of each method, so that the assessment methods are used appropriately for each subject to meet the output standards according to the characteristics of each subject in the training program of the industry. The survey questionnaire collected opinions with four parts including 22 questions: 7 questions on methods of assessing learning outcomes; 5 questions on conditions supporting learning outcome assessment activities; 5 questions on processing learning outcomes; 5 questions on satisfaction with learning outcome assessment activities during the training process. Keywords: activities; assessment; assessment activities; learning; level; outcome assessment; outcomes; output; output standards; results; satisfaction; standards; students; training
• The management model to enhance French teaching and learning quality: A case study of a university in Guangxi, China by Jia, Chen; Niramitchainont, Poschanan (2025) - The primary objective of the research was to identify the specific needs of these stakeholders and to design a management model aimed at improving the quality of French language teaching and learning at a university in Guangxi, China. Poschanan.nir@mahidol.ac.th The management model to enhance French teaching and learning quality: A case study of a university in Guangxi, China Chen Jia1, Poschanan Niramitchainont2* 1,2Department of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Mahidol University, Nakhon Pathom 73170, Thailand; chenjia719@sina.com (C.J.) Poschanan.nir@mahidol.ac.th (P.N.). Keywords: french; learning; practice; quality; students; teachers; teaching
• Solutions for developing Chinese language teaching at universities in Vietnam from the perspective of Chinese language propagation by Linh, Chi Tran (2025) - The main areas of cooperation include: Joint undergraduate training programs in Chinese language; training programs for Chinese language lecturers; dispatching Chinese language lecturers to Vietnam based on the requirements of partner universities; supporting Vietnamese universities that do not yet have Chinese departments or majors in establishing such programs In my opinion, enhancing educational cooperation between Vietnam and China not only helps to resolve the issues of four lacks and three shortages in Chinese language teaching in Vietnam (the four lacks are: lack of policies, lack of standards, lack of textbooks, and lack of systems; the three shortages are: shortage of lecturers, shortage of textbooks, and shortage of teaching methods), but also makes an important contribution to strengthening comprehensive cooperation between the two countries. Received: 16 June 2025; Revised: 11 August 2025; Accepted: 14 August 2025; Published: 21 August 2025 * Correspondence: tranlinhchi180186@gmail.com Solutions for developing Chinese language teaching at universities in Vietnam from the perspective of Chinese language propagation Chi Tran Linh1* 1Hanoi Pedagogical University 2, Vietnam; tranlinhchi180186@gmail.com (C.T.L.). Keywords: chinese; development; education; language; language education; language teaching; learning; lecturers; students; teaching; textbooks; training; universities; university; vietnam; vietnamese
• The impact of personal finance on well-being: Evidence from Vietnamese university students by Huong, Dao Lan; Huong, Vu Thi (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1007/s10834-011- 9255-2 [18] C. A. Robb, College student financial stress: Are the kids alright?, Journal of Family and Economic Issues, vol. 38, no. 4, pp. Conclusion This study provides empirical evidence on the relationship between personal financial factors and perceived happiness in Vietnamese university students. Keywords: analysis; anxiety; factors; happiness; health; journal; life; relationship; research; satisfaction; stress; students; study; vol
• From perception to practice: Pre-service teachers' development of ethnomathematics-based learning tools in Indonesia by Utami, Niken Wahyu; Sagita, Laela (2025) - Keywords: Culturally responsive pedagogy, Ethnomathematics, Pre-service teachers, Student perceptions, Teacher education. This finding suggests that the indicators within the student perception variable exhibit exceptionally high internal consistency, thereby ensuring the reliability of the instrument in consistently measuring student perceptions. Keywords: education; ethnomathematics; learning; mathematics; perceptions; students; table; teachers; test; valid; value; variable; vol
• Investigating primary school teachers’ perceptions on the effectiveness of TikTok in enhancing speaking skills in the ESL classroom by Baharudin, Siti Nor Amira; Nair, Subadrah Madhawa; Hao, Siew Kah; Nordin, Fadzillah Binti Amer; Mechael, Patricia Devi; Mohamad, Siti Nurul Hazlina Binti; Perumal, Shubashini (2025) - In conclusion, this study has successfully addressed the identified gaps in understanding the role of TikTok in enhancing ESL speaking skills among primary students. Problem Statement Effective English communication is essential for primary school students in Malaysia, as the language plays a vital role in both academic achievement and future career opportunities. Keywords: english; esl; language; learning; research; school; skills; speaking; students; study; teachers; tiktok; vol
• The effects of primary school teachers' authoritarian and authoritative classroom management styles on students' frustration resilience and language ability in Jiangsu Province, China by Huang, Zhenyu; Chang, Yuan-Cheng; Lin, Xiaoyong (2025) - Different researchers have conducted diverse research and explorations on the classification of teacher classroom management styles. In the measurement of primary school students language, it is very common to use standardized language test scores as an indicator of language proficiency Arizmendi, et al. Keywords: ability; classroom; classroom management; frustration; language; learning; management; management style; resilience; school; students; style; teachers; test; vol
• Application of artificial intelligence-based intelligent feedback system in normal university students' graduation thesis writing and its intervention mechanism on cognitive inertia by Ma, Biyuan; Wanpen, Supratra; Kaewmanee, Theerapong (2025) - [15] X. Chen, Y. Wang, and Z. Li, Application of learning analytics in intelligent writing feedback systems, Journal of Educational Data Mining, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. [14] these models can analyze complex syntactic and semantic structures in student writing, enabling more nuanced feedback. Keywords: feedback; inertia; learning; research; students; system; thesis; university; vol; writing
• Developing linguistic competence for 6th grade students in Vietnam by Trinh, Ha Thi; Nguyen, My-Tra Thi ; Pham, Ha-Xuan Thi ; Vu, Chi-Linh (2024) - Regarding the language ability of sixth grade students in Ha Dong district, Hanoi city in particular, and middle school students in Vietnam in general, it is an issue of special concern in the literature subject in “General Education Program in Literature (2018)”. The scope of this paper is aimed at sixth grade students specifically surveying their linguistic competence thereby providing an overview of the language development stage for juniors at the secondary school level in Vietnam in general and in Ha Dong district, Hanoi in particular. Keywords: ability; comprehension; grade; language; level; listening; literature; reading; school; skills; speaking; students; writing
• A cloud-accessible virtual lab architecture for teaching network automation: Integrating Cisco packet tracer REST API with docker, Cloudflare tunnel, and Google Colab by Román, Rodrigo Fernando Morocho (2025) - Abstract: This study designed and evaluated a reproducible, cloud-accessible virtual laboratory architecture for teaching network automation in higher education. The study concludes that this architecture provides a feasible and pedagogically sound model for integrating network automation into curricula. Keywords: api; automation; cloud; colab; docker; education; learning; network; packet; rest; students; test; tracer; vol
• The influence of innovation and entrepreneurship education in higher education institutions on the development of students’ innovative thinking by Zuolong, Ye; Hernandez, Alexander A.; Yiwen, Wei (2025) - By constructing an integrated input - transformation - output analytical framework, the study endeavors to systematically expound on how core elements such as curriculum systems, practical activities, and campus culture exert influence on innovative thinking via intermediary processes including knowledge integration, metacognitive development, and motivation activation. Specifically, the curriculum system accumulates knowledge reserves for the development of innovative thinking. Keywords: activities; curriculum; development; education; entrepreneurship; innovation; integration; knowledge; layer; motivation; research; science; students; system; thinking; variables; vol
• An examination of the relationships between university students’ purchase intentions, behaviors, attitudes toward advertising, and the creativity of social media advertisements in sports products by KAYA, Erdi; BUYRUKOĞLU, Erhan; VAROL, İsmail; DARENDELİOĞLU, Rıza; ÇABUKCA, Nida Nur (2025) - In this context, it can be said that sports product brands need to adopt advertising strategies that highlight not only product features but also lifestyle, sense of belonging, and identity-building elements. erdikaya@akdeniz.edu.tr An examination of the relationships between university students’ purchase intentions, behaviors, attitudes toward advertising, and the creativity of social media advertisements in sports products Erdi KAYA1, Erhan BUYRUKOĞLU2*, İsmail VAROL3, Rıza DARENDELİOĞLU4, Nida Nur ÇABUKCA5 1,4Akdeniz University, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Department of Recreation, Antalya, Türkiye; erdikaya@akdeniz.edu.tr (E.K.) darendelioglu@akdeniz.edu.tr (R.D.). Keywords: advertising; age; average; behavior; consumer; creativity; difference; products; purchase; scale; sports; students; study; vol
• Exploring teachers' views on benefits, ethical issues, and challenges in integrating AI tools in Malaysian schools by Govindarajoo, Mallika Vasugi V.; Nair, Subadrah Madhawa; Sekhon, Rishijeet Singh; Wai, Chik Soon; Hoong, Lim Chai; Huat, Tan Boon; Okawa, Toshikazu (2025) - Exploring teachers' views on benefits, ethical issues, and challenges in integrating AI tools in Malaysian schools Mallika Vasugi V. Govindarajoo1, Subadrah Madhawa Nair2*, Rishijeet Singh Sekhon3, Chik Soon Wai4, Lim Chai Hoong5, Tan Boon Huat6, Toshikazu Okawa7 1,2,3,4,5,6,7Faculty of Education and Humanities, UNITAR International University, Kelana Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia; mallika@unitar.my (M.V.V.G.) subadrahmadhawanair@gmail.com (S.M.N.) mc240929761@student.unitar.my (R.S.S.) mc240929864@student.unitar.my (C.S.W.) mc240929994@student.unitar.my (L.C.H.) mc240728896@student.unitar.my (T.B.H.) mc240931325@student.unitar.my (T.O.). It results in the quick adoption of AI tools in various sectors, including in schools. Keywords: data; education; issues; learning; policies; respondents; schools; students; teachers; teaching; tools; use

• The effectiveness of driving school committee at the primary school level by Redjeki, Endang Sri; Gonadi, Leni (2025) - Correspondence: endang.sri.fip@um.ac.id The effectiveness of driving school committee at the primary school level Endang Sri Redjeki1*, Leni Gonadi2 1Pendidikan Luar Sekolah, Fakultas Ilmu Pendidikan, Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia; endang.sri.fip@um.ac.id (E.S.R.). Abstract: While existing research on school committees has emphasized capacity-building and evaluative measures, their role in policy formation remains poorly understood. Keywords: committee management; committees; driving; education; learning; management; quality; results; role; school committee; schools; vol
• Organizational effectiveness revisited: Integrating equity, access, and inclusion in higher education frameworks — an integrative review by Alam, Muhammad Masroor; Dubey, Suchi (2025) - Technology-enabled features can be integrated into existing institutional effectiveness frameworks such as Learning Management Systems (LMS), Balanced Scorecards, or Canvas dashboards [6] or developed through new platforms to enable inclusive data collection, analytics-driven quality assurance, and data- based student tracking mechanisms [41]. Rather than proposing a definitive model, this review establishes a conceptual foundation for rethinking institutional effectiveness through an inclusive perspective. Keywords: access; education; effectiveness; equity; frameworks; inclusiveness; indicators; institutions; leadership; performance; review; social; student; studies; vol
• Promoting preschoolers’ academic and social development with effective assessment practices by Devadason, Edward; Yee, Felicity Lee Wai; Teng, Cynthia Yeo Wee; Hussin, Farahimah; Paramasivam, Anusia (2025) - This study explores the role of effective assessment practices in fostering preschoolers' development in these areas. The findings reveal that effective assessment practices not only prepare children for academic challenges but also enhance social competence, including communication, empathy, cooperation, and emotional regulation. Keywords: assessment; assessment practices; childhood; children; development; education; learning; practices; preschoolers; research; skills; study; teachers; vol
• The development of a smart teacher book for preventing stereotypical behavior and suspicion in early childhood education by Agustin, Mubiar ; Djoehaeni, Heny ; Kamarubiani, Nike ; Gustiana, Asep Deni ; Pratama, Yoga Adi (2024) - Therefore, this research addresses two main questions: 1) How is the Smart Teacher Book designed to prevent stereotypical behavior and suspicion in Early Childhood Education? and 2) How effective is the Smart Teacher Book for early childhood education teachers in preventing stereotypical behavior and suspicion? The qualitative approach applied the test of developing book validity by involving a focused group discussion of academicians, media experts, child language teachers, and parents. Keywords: authors; behavior; book; childhood; childhood education; children; education; learning; material; stereotypes; suspicion; teacher; test; vol
• Teachers’ perspectives on the challenges of implementing inclusive education in Tanzanian rural schools by Kanyopa, Theresia Joakim; Mokhele-Makgalwa, Matseliso (2025) - The study was prompted by findings from previous research studies on inclusive education in Tanzania, which revealed that teachers in rural schools face challenges in implementing inclusive education. The study is underpinned by the Learner Integration Wheel (LIW) theory of practice, which advocates the implementation of inclusive education through regular learner integration in schools. Keywords: challenges; education; implementation; learning; participants; research; schools; study; tanzania; teachers; vol
• Exploring aspects of algorithmic thinking of informatics education students in solving linear equation systems by Sari, Ariesta Kartika; Siswono, Tatag Yuli Eko; Lukito, Agung (2025) - The findings indicate that students engage in algorithmic thinking activities across these three aspects during mathematical problem-solving. Due to the difficulty of observing thinking activities, this study used three RBC epistemic actions (recognition, building-with, constructing) to explore algorithmic thinking activities in the aspect of abstraction. Keywords: abstraction; activities; aspect; education; knowledge; research; sl1; sl2; study; subjects; task; thinking
• Forms and methods of professional development for biology teachers by Kovalchuck, Vasyl ; Kubikova, Kateryna ; Alieka, Halyna ; Pysmenna, Oleksandra ; Filatenko, Tatyana (2024) - On the path of professional development teachers cultivate major qualities such as communicability, motivation, reflexivity, pedagogical mastery, and intellect In terms of Ukraine, the short-term competency- oriented thematic courses for teacher professional development have been designed and proposed to meet the current demands of the teaching staff, aligning with the imperatives of the moment. Keywords: biology; development; education; forms; learning; methods; professional; teachers; teaching
• The influence of entrepreneurial leadership, work ethic, organizational climate, and work motivation on vocational high school teachers’ performance in Badung regency by Diarini, I Gusti Ayu Agung Sinta; Agung, Anak Agung Gede; Yudana, Made; Werang, Basilius Redan (2025) - The findings indicate that entrepreneurial leadership, work ethic, organizational climate, and work motivation significantly affect teacher performance. Based on this background, this study aims to analyze the influence of factors such as entrepreneurial leadership, work ethic, organizational climate, and work motivation on teacher performance, focusing on the context of vocational high schools in Indonesia. Keywords: climate; education; effect; journal; leadership; motivation; performance; school; study; teacher; teacher performance; vol; work; work motivation
• The development of an indicator model for administrative management of faculty of physical education Thailand national sport university the road to a sport learning organization in ASEAN by Chudam, Wongphat (2024) - Confirmatory factor analysis of factors of the development of an indicator model for the administrative management of Faculty of Physical Education Thailand National Sports University, the road to a sports learning organization in ASEAN was performed to verify factors of the development of an indicator model for the administrative management of Faculty of Physical Education Thailand National Sports University, the road to a sports learning organization in ASEAN using maximum likelihood (ML) method. Analysis results of the median and interquartile range of indicator factors for the administrative management of Faculty of Physical Education Thailand National Sports University, the road to a sports learning organization in ASEAN are as follow: Indicator factors of the development of an indicator model for the administrative management of Faculty of Physical Education Thailand National Sports University, the road to a sports learning organization in ASEAN, in terms of management, consisted of points that the experts had a large degree of consensus. Keywords: asean; development; education; faculty; learning; management; national sports; road; sports; sports university; thailand; thailand national
• The use of artificial intelligence in education in the light of security Culture according to the opinions of Hungarian and Turkish youth by Csiszárik-Kocsir, Ágnes ; Revák, Bernadett (2024) - It can be seen that almost half of Hungarian young people thought it would have a big impact on our lives in the future, and more than 40% thought it would have a medium impact and voted for medium. Here, we found that Hungarian young people perceive AI as less of a threat in the future, a result that somewhat contradicts what we have seen before. Keywords: age; education; future; information; intelligence; learning; people; safety; security; value
• Analysis of prospects and problems in the development of human resources for the employment of Ukrainian refugees by Ilona, Polents ; Dvorakova, Zuzana (2024) - ilonapolents@gmail.com Analysis of prospects and problems in the development of human resources for the employment of Ukrainian refugees Polents Ilona1*, Zuzana Dvorakova2 1The University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic; ilonapolents@gmail.com; watt@bk.ru (P.I.) 2Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic; zuzana.dvorakova@cvut.cz (Z.D.) % Secondary vocational education Incomplete higher education Higher education Total Learn a language and get a new profession 34.21 31.25 32.03 32.27 Find a part-time job before returning to Ukraine 7.89 6.25 11.11 10.45 Learn the language and continue working in your specialty/professional activity in the Czech Republic 26.32 43.75 54.90 46.82 1920 Keywords: czech; czech republic; education; job; labour; refugees; republic; respondents; time; vol; war; work; years
• Education and vocational training in Kosovo, a challenge and objective of the 21st century by Krasniqi, Safet ; Sadikaj, Triumf (2024) - Keywords: AG-Administrative Guidance, HSVT- High school vocational training, KEEN – Kosovo Education for Employment Network, KESP- Kosovo Education Strategic Plan, MDE- Municipal Directorate of Education, Ministry of Science and Education, VET- Vocational and educational training. Kosovo Education Strategic Plan, 2017-2021 (KESP), is the main document for the development of the education sector in Kosovo that describes the sector of education and vocational training as one of the seven areas of planning. Keywords: development; education; employment; kosovo; labor; market; prizren; schools; training; vet
• Transformative impact of ai on multicultural education: A qualitative thematic analysis by Dwi, Mariyono ; Nur Alif Hd, Akmal (2024) - The need for diversity in AI education, particularly at the K-8 level, ensures equitable access and participation for marginalized groups [7]. Interestingly, while AI has the potential to foster inclusivity, there is a critical need to address the diversity gaps in AI education itself, especially for K-8 students, to ensure equitable access and participation in AI-related fields [7]. Keywords: artificial; challenges; doi; education; learning; vol
• Gamification in supply chain education: A comparative study of supply chain card games and board games in Malaysian tertiary institutions by Chee Hoo, Wong ; Pandiyan Kaliani Sundram, Veera ; Rais Mohamad Mokhtar, Ahmad ; Dzulkalnine, Natasha ; Asyiqin Ramdhan, Nur'; Chhetri, Prem ; Wiradendi Wolor, Christian (2024) - This research compares two well-known gamification tools, supply chain master card games and supply chain board games, in their capacity to teach supply chain management (SCM) concepts. Both games offer unique features and cover a wide range of supply chain concepts, enhancing players' comprehension of the subject. Keywords: board; card; card game; chain board; chain management; concepts; education; game; gamification; learning; management; supply chain; teaching; understanding
• Value-based Islamic education management: Developing leadership and commitment in contemporary Islamic school environments by Astuti, Astuti (2024) - This study also identifies limitations such as generalizability 457 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 454-464, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1709 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate issues and potential biases, and plans for follow-up include the development of a values-based educational management model and further research on the long-term impact of local value integration. Quantitative data is collected using structured questionnaires distributed to students, teachers, and school administrators, focusing on the variables of local value integration (independent variable) and student leadership and commitment (dependent variables). Keywords: commitment; education; integration; islamic; leadership; research; school; student; values
• Role of personal characteristics and intrinsic motivation on the creative performance of private university officers in Bangladesh: A conceptual analysis by Mahfuzur Rahman, Md. ; Abdul Mutalib @Taib, Mahazan ; Aktaruzzaman Khan, Mohammad (2024) - 2. Literature Review With significant and rapid technological, cultural, demographic, and economic changes in our knowledge-based economy, employee creativity has become an increasingly crucial challenge for organizations (Qinxuan Gu, Thomas Li-Ping Tang, Wan Jiang, 2015) to develop employees, enhance the core competence of the corporation (Prahalad & Hamel 1990), and help organizations not only survive but also maintain sustainable competitive advantage in the global market (Amabile 1996; Hirst et al. 2009, McGrath, 2013; Porter 1998; Shalley et al., 2004; Xia & Tang, 2011). Besides, increasing global competition and fast developing technologies highlight the central role of employee creativity in the long-term survival of organizations (Rujie Qua, Onne Janssenb, & Kan Shia, 2015). Keywords: bangladesh; characteristics; creativity; education; journal; motivation; performance; private; role; study; universities; university
• Innovation and interculturalism are important features of future teachers' training in modern society by Ostrovsky, Oleksandr ; Ostrovska, Marianna ; Margitich, Kateryna (2024) - Thus, the preparation of future teachers of the Ukrainian language and literature for professional activity in an intercultural educational environment in the system of graduate professional education of higher education institutions should include not only the inclusion of pedagogical concepts of intercultural education in the educational process, but also the creation of a special structure of innovative education with a change in the nature of professional training, the implementation the principle of continuity in the educational process, ensuring the interconnection of educational disciplines, optimization of curricula and educational and professional programs, taking into account the requirements of the Concept of the National Academy of Sciences and the new professional standard of the teacher of the Institutions of general secondary education. The public need for the New Ukrainian School created and the related problems of building intercultural education require special attention to innovative processes, to what hinders and what facilitates the creation and spread of pedagogical innovations [14], [15]. Keywords: activity; development; education; environment; formation; learning; person; society; system; teacher
• Relationship of professional identity and efficacy of Chinese public university lecturers under the appointment system in sustainable human resource management by Zongyu, Yao ; Chienwattanasook, Krisada (2024) - The effect of professional development on lecturer efficacy and lecturers’ self-analysis of their efficacy change. Exploring lecturer identity holistically: Reconstructing and reconnecting personal and professional selves. Keywords: development; education; efficacy; human; identity; lecturers; management; resource; resource management; self; shrm; system; university
• Fostering academic excellence: The synergy of self-leadership, knowledge exchange, and innovative practices in higher education by Aziz, Sharul Azuwar Abdul ; Abiddin, Norhasni Zainal (2024) - Recently, a number of studies have been concerned with the impact of self-leadership (e.g., Park et al. 2021a), knowledge sharing behavior and innovative work behaviors on performing better academically among academic staff as seen below Fig. Similarly, innovative work behavior which includes the generation of new ideas and solutions for problems (Janssen, 2000) has been significantly linked to increased individual proactivity as well as overall organizational effectiveness in academic settings more broadly (Thurlings et al., 2015). Keywords: behavior; education; knowledge; knowledge sharing; leadership; performance; research; self; sharing; work; work behavior
• A study on the transformational leadership of madrasah principals from the perspective of educators and educational staff by Mulyadi, Mus ; Sobri, Muhamad ; Sobri, Muhamad (2024) - A transformational Madrasah Principal is a leader oriented toward positive change and innovation to improve the quality of education and the madrasah environment (Natir, 2021; Guru et al., 2021). Inspirational Vision: A transformational Madrasah Principal has a clear and inspirational vision for the future of the madrasah. Keywords: data; education; leadership; learning; madrasah; madrasah principal; principal; respondents; school; staff; teachers; vision
• Systematic literature review on factors influencing teacher motivation by Rothinam, Nirumala ; Samuel, Samikkanu Jabamoney Ishak ; Vengasalem, Ramachandran ; Naidu, Sivabala (2024) - Abstract: Teacher motivation is one of the most influential factors that affect educational results and have a direct impact on the teachers themselves as well as the students. The purpose of this systematic review is to synthesize the findings of empirical work on teacher motivation drawing only literature that was published between the years 2000 and 2024. Keywords: data; education; efficacy; job; job satisfaction; journal; learning; motivation; research; review; satisfaction; school; self; teacher motivation; teachers; teaching
• Returns to education in Colombia: Impact of human capital in times of change by Rodríguez, Dustin Tahisin Gómez (2024) - Análisis desde las teorías del capital humano y la crítica de la teoría de la señalización. Cuadernos de Economía de la Universidad de La Salle CE-03 11 (marzo). Keywords: capital; colombia; del; economic; education; experience; gómez; income; labor; learning; los; market; pandemic; returns; theory; wage
• Enhancing the quality of educators for excellence in secondary education in Pariaman city: Policy analysis and quality feasibility by Handriadi, Handriadi; Rusdinal, Rusdinal; Hadiyanto, Hadiyanto (2024) - Keywords: Education quality, Educator, Policy, 1. Introduction Education development policy in Indonesia is directed to achieve the following: (1) Strive for the expansion and equitable distribution of opportunities to obtain high-quality education for all Indonesian people towards the creation of high-quality Indonesian people with a significant increase in the education budget; (2) Improve academic and professional abilities and improve the welfare of education staff so that educators are able to function optimally, especially in improving character and ethics education in order to restore the authority of educational institutions and personnel This education policy analysis study aims: (1) Describe concretely the education development policy in Pariaman City in an effort to expand and equalize opportunities to obtain high-quality education for all communities, (2) Develop alternative policies in improving the academic and professional abilities of educators as a step to develop the quality of education delivery in Pariaman City, (3) Develop alternative policy aspects governance and management of educator personnel management comprehensively and systematically, to be in accordance with the three pillars of national education development, namely: (1) increasing and strengthening access to education, (2) increasing the relevance and competitiveness of education quality, and (3) improving governance and public image of education managers, as well as relevant to the vision and mission of the development of Pariaman City. Keywords: city; development; doi; education; implementation; learning; management; national; pariaman; policy; quality; vol
• New challenges for human resource management in academic institutions: A qualitative survey of emerging demands in Czech higher education by Urban, Jan ; Caha, Zdeněk ; Procházková, Michaela (2024) - Another major challenge for academic HR management is workforce stabilization, which is influenced by increased labor market competition and evolving motivational profiles of academic and other staff. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2135 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: caha@vstecb.cz New challenges for human resource management in academic institutions: A qualitative survey of emerging demands in Czech higher education Jan Urban1, Zdeněk Caha2*, Michaela Procházková3 1,2,3Faculty of Corporate Strategy, Institute of Technology and Business in České Budějovice, Okružní 517/10, 370 01 České Budějovice, Czech Republic; caha@vstecb.cz (Z.C.). Keywords: development; education; hr management; hr managers; institutions; leadership; management; managers; performance; personnel; research; skills; teaching; university
• Assessing early childhood teachers' perceptions of the role of the integrative curriculum in promoting children's learning experiences by AlAli, Rommel Mahmoud ; Al-Barakat, Ali Ahmad (2024) - In light of modern learning trends that emphasize the importance of integrated curricula in the teaching process (Abdul Hamid, 2013; Al-Obaidallah, 2016; Al-Hatamleh, 2018), this study aims to explore early childhood teachers’ perceptions of the role of integrated curricula in developing children's 992 Thus, this study poses the following question: What are early childhood teachers' perceptions of the role of integrated curricula in improving children's learning experiences? Keywords: childhood; children; curriculum; education; experiences; learning; science; skills; teachers; understanding
• Utilizing pre-service mathematics teachers to implement effective teaching and learning practices during their field experience by AlAli, Rommel Mahmoud ; Al-Barakat, Ali Ahmad (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i1.2203 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: ralali@kfu.edu.sa Utilizing pre-service mathematics teachers to implement effective teaching and learning practices during their field experience Rommel Mahmoud AlAli1*, Ali Ahmad Al-Barakat2,3 1King Faisal University, Al-Ahsa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; ralali@kfu.edu.sa (R.M.A.A.). Abstract: This study aimed at analyzing the best practices for teaching and learning mathematics among pre-service mathematics teachers during their field training. Keywords: education; learning; mathematics; practices; problem; pupils; service; study; teachers; teaching
• Causes and consequences of intellectual migration of human capital in the context of national security: Public administrative aspect by Shpektorenko, Igor ; Zahurska-Antoniuk, Victoriia ; Pasichnyi, Roman ; Ortina, Ganna ; Orhiiets, Oksana ; Pavlovskyi, Oleh (2024) - [26] Kalyayev, A. et al., 2019. [58] Zilinska, A. et al., 2022. Keywords: 2020; brain; capital; china; countries; development; education; et al; human; international; migration; national; nations; power; science; security; specialists; states
• International migration in the context of financial and economic security: The role of public administration in the development of national economy, education, and human capital by Pavlovskyi, Oleh ; Blikhar, Mariia ; Akimova, Liudmуla ; Kotsur, Vitalii ; Akimov, Oleksandr ; Karpa, Marta (2024) - [51] Ostapenko, O. et al., 2023. [53] Panasiuk, O. et al., 2021. Keywords: authors; development; doi; economic; education; et al; human; international; migrants; migration; money; nations; remittances; science; security; smuggling; terrorism; ukraine
• Unlocking pathways to public welfare: Bridging Sen’s capability and theory of planned behavior approaches through entrepreneurial behavior in Timor-Leste by Gusmao, Cristino ; Nugroho, Mulyanto ; Riyadi, Slamet (2024) - Practitioners and policy makers can use these findings to design programs that can improve entrepreneurial Capability, attitudes and subjective norms to support the growth of public welfare. The findings reveal that socio-cultural capabilities significantly influence entrepreneurial growth and public welfare, with behavioral mediation and entrepreneurial intention playing key roles in clarifying these relationships. Keywords: analysis; attitude; behavior; business; capabilities; capability; control; doi; education; entrepreneurship; factors; hypothesis; individuals; influence; intention; public; research; results; value; vol; welfare
• Implementing learning analytics in higher education: A case study on challenges and requirements by Zine, Abdelkhalek ; Kaaouachi, Abdelali (2024) - Abstract: Learning analytics (LA) offers an effective solution for leveraging big data to increase retention rates, reduce quality gaps, improve resource allocation, monitor skills development, and raise graduation rates. Most respondents also mentioned various challenges to adopting learning analytics, such as the inability to align learning analytics with teaching practices, ethical and confidentiality concerns, and limitations in data value, all of which can hinder the effectiveness of learning analytics. Keywords: analytics; challenges; data; education; learning; teachers; tools
• An Assessment of Parents-Adolescents Communication on Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters between Evelyn Hone College Lecturers and their Adolescent Children, Lusaka, Zambia by Haakonde, Titus ; Chisumbe, Sampa ; Chibwe, Mary ; Iwol, Kennedy (2018) - Lecturers Opinions on SRH Education and Communication between Parents and Adolescents When the respondents were inquired of their opinions on SRH communication, most of the respondents were in disagreement that with the opinion that SRH discussions promoted promiscuity among young people. Drivers of SRH Discussions between Parents and Children The study revealed that the main (80%) initiators of SRH discussions were parents. Keywords: adolescents; children; communication; education; health; parents; srh; study; vol
• Method effectiveness of preschoolers’ speech correction using adaptive physical education by Moga, Mykola ; Zuzin, Yuri (2024) - The stimulating potential of theatricalization, game and musical activities, as well as mobile games in improving children speech development, were investigated by Bilous [18] in his program of horizontal plastic ballet for preschool children singled out a special direction called object plastic show, which is based on various object-manipulative actions during plastic movements of the whole body and limbs: grabbing small objects with a wrist, holding small objects in hands (hand), transferring small objects from hand to hand, scattering and collecting small objects, putting small objects together, rolling objects on the floor, throwing a ball, catching it, stringing objects on a rope or stick, rolling balls moving along the visual corridor, passing small objects from hand to hand, carrying small objects in the hands to a distance, stopping a rolling object with the hand, throwing a ball to a partner, manipulating cubes, tape, maces, rope, flags, with skittles, with plastic balls, with ropes of different lengths, balls of different types, etc. Keywords: children; control; coordination; development; education; group; hand; motor; movements; praxis; results; special; speech; test
• The environmental friendliness of Holland's personality types by Kopsidas, Odysseas (2024) - Keywords: Environmental behavior, Environmental education, Holland’s theory. That previous work provides valuable insights into how personality influences environmental behavior. Keywords: behaviors; education; holland; personality; types
• Innovation and integration: Analysis of research hotspots and frontiers in "Chinese + vocational skills" education—based on bibliometric analysis visualized by citespace by Zhao, Yan ; Liu, Zhenping (2024) - The emergence of these research turning points signifies a shift in the study of international Chinese language education from a singular focus on Chinese language education to exploring the acquisition of other skills through the Chinese language. (4) The findings from burst keyword analysis indicate that the research frontiers in this field predominantly center around international Chinese language education, Chinese + Vocational Skills, vocational education in vocational colleges, and the internationalization of Chinese language education. Keywords: analysis; chinese; education; language; language education; research; skills; teaching; vocational
• Exploratory factor of green entrepreneurial intention towards sustainable startup operation by Bakri, Mohammed Hariri ; Widjajanti, Kesi ; Rashid, Nurulizwa Abdul ; Al Shami, Samer Ali ; Sugiyanto, Eviatiwi Kusumaningtyas ; Razak, Mohamad Idham Md ; Rasid, Ahmad Mujahid Mat ; Ismail, Albert Feisal@Muhd Feisal Bin (2024) - Perceived education support positively influence startup business green entrepreneurial intention. H5: Green design support positively influence startup business green entrepreneurial intention. Keywords: business; education; entrepreneurship; environmental; green; intention; journal; management; research; start; study; support; sustainability; theory
• Fostering excellence in sports, recreation, and rehabilitation: Leadership and management in Albanian higher education institutions by Brovina, Fisnik ; Shkreli, Lumtor ; Bushati, Marsida (2024) - As the world becomes more globalized, and technology thwarts outdated processes, SRATR institutions require a different kind of leadership and management than ever before [ 1 ].To further help with research on sports management, WASM was created in 2012 to provide collaborative operations between the various sports management academic stakeholders and to promote evidence-based practice whereby the academic courses will be better delivered [2 ]The theory occupies a special place across various academic disciplines [3,4,5], providing insight into specific field-related most relevant aspects, and informing teaching and practice to adapt academic and vocational training. In the past decades, sports management as an academic discipline sparked the attention of many scholars in search of its legitimacy within the academic environment. Keywords: education; institutions; leadership; learning; management; sports; sratr
• Reaping the rewards with minimal toil: Evaluating the polemics of artificial intelligence in academia and the future of academic writing by Mugambiwa, Shingirai (2024) - Given the controversies associated with particular aspects of AI tools, there is a need for 3540 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 3535-3541, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2752 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate policies and best practices in place that govern the use of such AI tools in academic writing. Lastly, the paper recommends the necessity of training and education about AI tools for academics and scientists in institutions of higher learning. Keywords: chatgpt; education; intelligence; learning; research; tools; use; work; writing
• Presenteeism among teachers and administrators in primary and secondary schools in Morocco case study: The Moroccan public school system by BOURRAY, Mounir ; SNAIBI, Badia ; AJDI, Nihal (2024) - We can therefore prove the existence of presenteeism among primary school teachers and administrators, thus the hypothesis: Presenteeism exists among teachers and administrators in the public sector is true. This research hypothesis gives rise to five more ones: H1: Presenteeism is a phenomenon that exists among primary school teachers and administrators. Keywords: academic; administrators; education; health; presenteeism; research; school; system; teachers; work
• Determinants of the effectiveness of education and training in Indonesian migrant workers by Somanedo, Ofri ; Muhyadi, Muhyadi; Jabar, Cepi Safruddin Abdul (2024) - For Indonesia migrant workers who work in a social environment that is not good or disharmonious, the risk of Indonesia migrant workers experiencing personality disorders to become antisocial personalities and behave deviantly is greater (Maria, 2010). Indonesia migrant workers are supposed to be the main fortress to protect their families from economic exploitation but the fact is different, in fact, Indonesia migrant workers are used as a tool for their employers to work arbitrarily. Keywords: education; effect; independence; indonesia; item; learning; management; migrant; motivation; research; results; self; support; training; variable; workers
• Enhancing ethical awareness through generative AI literacy: A study on user engagement and competence by Kwon, Jungin (2024) - Keywords: AI ethics, Ethics education, Generative AI ethics, Generative AI. This study examines whether providing literacy-based guidance on the risks and cautionary aspects of generative AI at the point of user acceptance of its outputs can enhance the user's ethical competence. Keywords: awareness; data; education; ethics; generative; group; learning; literacy; risks
• Bi-causality between gender inequality and wage gap and its impact on economic growth by Hazarika, Devasish ; Satyakam, Shreedhar (2024) - Keywords: Economic growth, Gender inequality, Structural equation model, Wage gap. 1. Introduction Bi-causality between gender inequality and the wage gap, and its impact on economic growth in India is a multifaceted and critical topic that warrants comprehensive exploration. Keywords: development; economic; education; gap; gender; gender inequality; growth; inequality; labour; pay; women
• Leading boarding school quality management (Multisite study of man Insan Cendekia Serpong and Smanu Mh Thamrin Jakarta) by Kharismawaty, Kartika ; Fuad, Nurhattati ; Ahmad, Masduki (2024) - Based on the background of the problem described above, and considering the urgency of management science, especially in terms of studying school quality in the scope of process standards, as well as the quality of schools owned by MAN Insan Cendekia Serpong and SMANU MH Thamrin Jakarta, the author is interested in conducting research with the title: Quality Management of Leading Boarding Schools (Multisite Study of MAN Insan Cendekia Serpong and SMANU MH Thamrin Jakarta). Leading boarding school quality management (Multisite study of man Insan Cendekia Serpong and Smanu Mh Thamrin Jakarta) Keywords: boarding; education; learning; man; quality; school; serpong; smanu
• The key success factors influencing teacher ethics for higher education institutions in minority areas of Sichuan province by Qiao, Xiaohu ; Noichun, Nuntiya ; Boonphadung, Suttipong (2024) - constructed a theoretical model of institution-teacher contract, teacher professional psychological contract, student-teacher contract and teacher ethics, and found that the degree of satisfaction of the institution-teacher contract significantly affects the level of professional ethics of teachers. The key success factors influencing teacher ethics for higher education institutions in minority areas of Sichuan province Xiaohu Qiao1, Nuntiya Noichun2, Suttipong Boonphadung3* 1,2Department of Educational Administration, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand; s64584951047@ssru.ac.th (X.O.) nuntiya.no@ssru.ac.th (N.N.) 3Educational Administration, Department of Educational Administration, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand; suttipong.bo@ssru.ac.th (S.B.) Keywords: climate; contract; education; effect; ethics; identity; teacher; teacher ethics
• Occupational safety and health issues among workers engaged in unorganized sectors of Kerala by Pramod, P. ; Kinslin, D. (2024) - They suggest enhancing the security of unorganized sector workers in areas like food, health, nutrition, housing, job opportunities, revenue, and old age care. These findings emphasize that these OSH issues contribute to the deterioration of worker health and well-being. Keywords: awareness; conditions; education; health; issues; measures; osh; policies; safety; sectors; study; workers; working
• Evaluating the alternative learning system in Biliran, Philippines: A systemic approach to educational change and sustainability for marginalized learners by Espejon, Jr., Nonilon C. ; Niez, Roland A. ; Sabonsolin, Beltram C. ; Cabas, Jr., Carlito C. ; Calles, Analiza B. ; Magno, Jelyn M. ; Plecerda, Lanie P. ; Concepcion, Grace L. (2024) - By exploring the challenges and successes of ALS program implementation in the Division of Biliran, this study aims to offer insights that can inform policy reforms, improve educational outcomes, and enhance employability and life opportunities for ALS learners. To represent ALS learners, a substantial sample size (75%) of the total ALS student population was selected, amounting to 267 students. Keywords: als; als program; challenges; development; education; implementation; learners; learning; mean; needs; program; school; skills; study; support; system; teachers
• Spiritual education and successful aging: A spiritual dialogue by Shih, Yi-Huang ; Ku, Min-Sheng ; Tseng, Shiuan-Yu ; Chiang, Yu-Ming ; Lin, Jason Cong (2024) - Abstract: Most people endeavor to prolong their lives and hope for a healthy old age, indicating that successful aging is extremely important for older adults. This article explored how spiritual education can enhance successful aging for older adults and develop a spiritual dialogue between them. Keywords: adults; aging; education; health; life; meaning; purpose; sense; shih; spirituality
• The role of strategic planning in the organization of management systems in higher education institutions: insights from international practice by Khalilov, Taleh ; Adilzade , Inci ; Rzayev, Oktay ; Guliyev, Nizami ; Yusifova, Nezaket (2024) - x.taleh@gmail.com The role of strategic planning in the organization of management systems in higher education institutions: insights from international practice Taleh Khalilov1*, Inci Adilzade2, Oktay Rzayev3, Nizami Guliyev4, Nezaket Yusifova5 1,2,3,4,5Nakhchivan State University, Azerbaijan; x.taleh@gmail.com (T.K.) inci.azade95@gmail.com (C.A.) oktay_rzayev@mail.ru (T.R.) nizamiquliyev@ndu.edu.az (Z.G.) nezaketyusifova@ndu.edu.az (Z.Y.) Abstract: Strategic planning has become a cornerstone of effective management in higher education institutions (HEIs), enabling them to navigate the complexities of a dynamic global environment. Keywords: challenges; data; education; heis; institutions; management; planning; strategies
• The strategic role of the senate in leadership selection in higher education institutions: A case study of UIN Sunan Kalijaga by Maragustam, Maragustam; Khodijah, Siti (2024) - The balance between institutional autonomy and external intervention is one of the challenges in university leadership elections. In the international context, a study by De Boer et al15 points out that government intervention in university leadership elections often results in excessive bureaucratization and reduces academic independence. Keywords: changes; education; election; governance; kalijaga; leadership; process; rector; research; role; senate; sunan; uin; university
• Quality assurance in higher education: Trends and insights from a systematic literature review by Pramono, Suwito Eko ; Widiyanto, Widiyanto (2024) - Correspondence: suwitoekop@mail.unnes.ac.id Quality assurance in higher education: Trends and insights from a systematic literature review Suwito Eko Pramono1*, Widiyanto2 1Graduate School, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia; suwitoekop@mail.unnes.ac.id (S.E.P.). Abstract: Quality assurance in higher education is vital for ensuring institutional accountability, improving educational standards, and meeting stakeholder expectations. Keywords: accreditation; assurance; education; institutions; learning; quality; quality assurance; research; student; teaching
• The role of government mandatory spending on poverty rates in Indonesia by Rahman, Yozi Aulia ; Setiawan, Avi Budi ; Nihayah, Annis Nurfitriana ; Rachman, Mohammad Aulia ; Oktavilia, Shanty ; Adzim, Fauzul (2024) - This study uses a panel data model with three main variables, namely education spending, health spending, and social spending. Meanwhile, health spending (GOVH), education spending (GOVEDU), Gross Regional Domestic Product per capita (GDPCAP), and unemployment rate (UR) did not show a significant effect on poverty levels in this study. Keywords: development; education; health; human; poverty; rate; spending
• Factors influencing creative labor of intellectuals in Vietnamese universities: Empirical insights by Hang, Vu Thi ; Toan, Nguyen Quoc ; Thuy, Nguyen Thi ; Bac, Ha Thi ; Huong, Pham Thi Thu ; Sang, Do Van (2024) - I: a scale from 1 to 5, specifically: 1.0 ≤ RII< 1.8: No impact; 1.8 ≤ RII < 2.6: Low impact level; 2.6 ≤ RII < 3.4: Medium impact level; 3.4 ≤RII <4.2: High impact level; 4.2 ≤ RII < 5.0: Very high impact level. Medium impact level NT13 Creative goals, vision building 3,98 High impact level NT14 Nature of work 3,82 High impact level NT15 Job challenge 3,31 Medium impact level NT16 Keywords: education; environment; factors; impact; intellectuals; labor; level; research; universities; university; work
• Game-based physical education learning to improve basic manipulative movement skills in primary school children by Satria, M. Haris ; Aliriad, Hilmy ; Nuzulia, Dian ; Mangngassai, Ince Abdul Muhaemin ; Junaidi, Ilham Arvan ; Zainuddin, Moh. (2024) - [46] N. A. Rohmansyah, “Challenge-based games’ impact on manipulative motor skills, direction-following, and body awareness in children with mental disabilities,” Journal of Anthropology of Sport and Physical Education, vol. 6, no. 4. The data obtained showed a significant improvement in manipulative movement skills, especially throwing, catching and kicking skills, in game-based learning. Keywords: ball; children; development; doi; education; game; learning; motor; movement; sample; school; skills; study; vol
• Learning to assess foreign language listening: Analyzing the assessment items designed by Chilean pre-service EFL teachers and the cognitive load they experience in this process by Tagle, Tania ; Etchegaray, Paulo ; Díaz, Claudio ; Ortiz, Mabel ; Ramos, Lucía ; Quintana, Marcela (2024) - Consequently, it is important to investigate this aspect within pre-service language teacher education since ineffective handling of cognitive load theory could hinder the development of assessment skills among teacher candidates. Within this framework, pre-service language teacher education should also promote guidelines for successful evaluation practices, which involve designing assessments that have easier scoring methods while adhering to appropriate time constraints (practicality); effectively measuring what the assessment is supposed to evaluate (validity); consistently and accurately measuring student's 9340 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 9328-9344, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3996 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate language skill learning (reliability); designing language assessment tasks that are realistic (authenticity), and being conscious of the influence of assessment practices on students' learning (washback) (Brown & Abeywickrama, 2018; Plakans & Gebril, 2015). Keywords: assessment; comprehension; design; education; efl; english; information; items; language; learning; listening; listening comprehension; load; service; skills; teachers; teaching; year
• Does educational inequality lead to income inequality? Evidence from Pakistan by Cheema, Ahmed Raza; Ghaffar, Shanza ; Ul-Haq, Jabbar ; Hye, Qazi Muhammad Adnan (2023) - [2] H. H. Abdelbaki, An analysis of income inequality and education inequality in Bahrain, Modern Economy, vol. 3, no. 05, p. 675, 2012. [39] H. H. Abdelbaki, An analysis of income inequality and education inequality in Bahrain, Modern Economy, vol. 3, no. 5, pp. Keywords: development; economic; education; eduin; income; income inequality; inequality; inin; pakistan; poverty; relationship; study; vol
• Community participation in educational policy making: Views of education directorate officials by Jubran, Ali M. ; Karasneh, Samih M. Al ; Merah, Souad ; Said, Afkar ; Tahraoui, Ramdane ; Qasimi, Aida Al (2024) - Abstract: This study has investigated the perceptions of regional education administration directors concerning the role and influence of community participation in educational policymaking in Jordan. Keywords: Community participation, Directors of educational administration, Educational policymaking, Perceptions. Keywords: community; community participation; education; jordan; participation; policies; policy; policymaking; research; vol
• Decolonizing academic identities in postcolonial higher education: A collaborative framework for Africa and the Caribbean by Folabit, Novel Lena ; Jita, Loyiso Currell (2025) - Consequently, Western knowledge was considered superior, whereas African indigenous knowledge was considered inferior and unsuitable for educational contexts [2]. In contexts such as South Africa, decolonization efforts aim to Africanize universities, dismantle apartheid and colonial legacies, deconstruct Eurocentric epistemologies, and revive indigenous knowledge systems. Keywords: academics; africa; caribbean; contexts; decolonization; education; framework; identities; identity; knowledge; research; systems; vol
• Transformation of Islamic education values "MAJA LABO DAHU" through parents in Bima by Hermawansyah, Hermawansyah; Naro, Wahyuddin ; Muzakkir, Muzakkir; Syamsuddin, Syamsuddin (2025) - The Impact of Islamic Education Value of Maja Labo Dahu Through Parents The synergistic effect of Maja Labo Dahu values taught by parents to children has an impact on increasing moral awareness. The value of Maja Labo Dahu Islamic education has reduced juvenile delinquency. Keywords: children; dahu; education; labo; labo dahu; maja; maja labo; parents; values
• Returns to education of Colombian care workers before and after the COVID 19 pandemic by Rodríguez, Dustin Tahisin Gómez ; Perez, Ehyder Mario Barbosa (2025) - Therefore, this article hypothesises that there is a significant bidirectional relationship between human capital development and the quality of care work in the country. Abstract: This article aims to examine how human capital is reflected in the field of care work in Colombia, emphasizing its relevance for the sustainable progress of the country, both before and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Keywords: capital; care; colombia; education; gender; gómez; social; vol; work
• Legal reform for rectifying child violence in educational settings through the lens of justice by Mashdurohatun, Anis ; Sopiah, Euis ; Harris, Muhammad ; Radot, Porman Patuan ; Mulia, Jhon (2025) - Future Pathways for Justice-Based Legal Reforms The prevention of child violence in educational settings necessitates a future-oriented approach to legal reform. Received: 16 December 2024; Revised: 29 January 2025; Accepted: 31 January 2025; Published: 8 February 2025 * Correspondence: anism@unissula.ac.id Legal reform for rectifying child violence in educational settings through the lens of justice Anis Mashdurohatun1*, Euis Sopiah2, Muhammad Harris3, Porman Patuan Radot4, Jhon Mulia5 1,2,3,4,5Sultan Agung Islamic University, Indonesia; anism@unissula.ac.id (A.M.) Keywords: academics; child; children; education; justice; law; protection; reforms; settings; teachers; violence; vol
• Communication strategies of cultural meaning and social values of Chinese historical dramas: A case study of Zhuangzi playing with his wife by Jingjing, Wang ; Klaysung, Somsak (2025) - How do the cultural meaning and social values in historical dramas impact audience acceptance and understanding? Additionally, what methods and strategies can be employed in the creation of historical dramas to ensure the effective dissemination and transmission of cultural and social values, and how can these be applied in creative practice? Keywords: acceptance; audience; chinese; communication; dramas; education; engagement; heritage; identity; research; shaping; understanding; values; vol
• Challenges of strategic planning in higher education institutions by Ali, Albadri Albaloula (2025) - http://dx.doi.org/10.31000/combis.v6i2.11370 [20] S. Zimmerman, An investigation of crisis on higher education strategic planning and execution, Doctoral Dissertation, Regent University, 2024. [5] the literature on university SP has grown in proportion; numerous articles and texts have examined the principles and conceptual frameworks of SP in higher education, in addition to the critical aspects in SP and implementation process, and have presented direction for university strategic planning methods. Keywords: challenges; education; heis; management; performance; planning; studies; study; universities; university; vol
• Evolution of the educational structure in Mexico: Document analysis of the reforms implemented during the period 2018-2024 by Castillo, Alba Marlene Chan ; Torres, Arturo González ; Hernández, María Luisa Pereira (2025) - The research is justified by the urgent need to address the obstacles that have arisen around education reform in recent years in order to put forward proposals that can steer public education reform in the other direction, towards an improvement of the education system aimed at making the right to quality education effective for all. Keywords: Educational equity, Educational inclusion, Education reform, Public policies, Teacher evaluation. Keywords: authors; education; et al; garcía; learning; mexico; policies; reforms; revista; vol
• Fostering an element of culture in Singapore’s preschool education: The implementation of mother tongue language by Liu, Yi-Yi ; Chiang, Wen-Wei ; Lin, Chia-Fen ; Chiang, Yu-Ming ; Shih, Yi-Huang (2025) - [26] Q. W. O. Britney, T. C. Lee, and Y. Peidong, Immigrant parents and mother tongue language education in Singapore’s bilingual system, HSSE Online, vol. 12, no. 1, pp. The bilingual policy in Singapore mandates English as the medium of instruction alongside mother tongue languages. Keywords: children; education; language; learning; mother; mother tongue; preschool; singapore; tongue; vol
• How does education policy reform affect schooling outcomes? Novel evidence from Nigeria by Elom, Chinyere Ori ; Amadi, Mark Umunna ; Uwaleke, Chidebe Chijioke ; Onyeneke, Robert Ugochukwu (2025) - Its prime beneficiaries are children aged between 6 and 12 years for primary school education, and children aged between 12 and 15 years for the junior secondary school cadre [2]. The presence of the father affects boy child school enrolment more than it does girl child. Keywords: age; children; education; enrolment; household; nigeria; policy; primary; school; school enrolment; schooling; science; table; ube; vol; year
• Development of a church education module for childless marriages by Sidabutar, Hasudungan ; Binilang, Benny B. ; Gerung, Farno B. A. (2025) - I feel that this module was created according to the needs analysis of Christian marriage couples who do not have children and is very helpful for understanding the nature of Christian marriage. Writing Preparation a) Stages of sequencing ideas and thoughts Instructional analysis is carried out so that the module products produced are in accordance with ideas and ideas based on the needs and characteristics of Christian marriage couples who do not have children with their environment. Keywords: children; christian; church; church education; couples; education; learning; marriage; module; results; test; vol
• Taiwan’s adjustment measures for addressing low birthrate: A review by Chiang, Wen-Wei ; Liu, Yi-Yi ; Shih, Yi-Huang ; Sun, Liang-Chen ; Wang, Hsiao-Yung ; Bendraou, Rachid (2025) - This policy implements various upgraded measures such as enlarging affordable education and care service capacities, increasing child care subsidies, creating more preschool classes dedicated to enrolling two- year-olds, continuing to grant childrearing allowances, reducing preschool student-teacher ratios, trialing flexible parental leave without pay, and raising salaries for child care and education personnel This policy implements various upgraded measures such as enlarging affordable education and care service capacities, increasing child care subsidies, creating more preschool classes dedicated to enrolling two-year-olds, continuing to grant childrearing allowances, reducing preschool student-teacher ratios, trialing flexible parental leave without pay, and raising salaries for child care and education personnel Keywords: birth; birthrate; childcare; children; education; measures; policy; services; support; taiwan; vol
• Investigating factors affecting distance education administration: A study in higher education in Mauritius by Kamalu, Ngowari Uchechi ; Mishra, Renu (2025) - Keywords: Distance education, Distance learners, E-Learning, Higher education administration, Open University of Mauritius, Student support, Technology in distance education. Additionally, higher education institutions should implement strategies to improve learner engagement and support systems in distance education. Keywords: distance; distance education; education; learning; level; mauritius; open; respondents; study; university
• Developing an innovative management model to enhance teaching and research effectiveness in Vietnamese educational institutions by Kien, Phan Trung ; Khanh, Mai Quoc ; Tinh, Tran Trung ; Yen, Nguyen Thi Hai (2025) - Two dominant theoretical frameworks—rational choice theory and social exchange theory—have been widely applied in educational innovation research. Institutional resistance to change, inadequate professional development for educators, and limited funding for research innovation continue to hinder progress Keywords: education; effectiveness; faculty; learning; national; research; teaching; universities; university; vol
• Exploration of the innovative talent training model for Chinese-Foreign cooperative education in Chinese universities in the post-epidemic ERA by Zhao, Na ; AZIZ, NORZAH BINTI ABDUL (2025) - Administrative staff pointed out that cooperative education models could be successfully implemented with government policies and institutional support. The results of this study are very useful for policymakers, educators, administrators, and others who seek to improve cooperative education models to achieve better student achievement and prepare students for careers. Keywords: education; itm; learning; models; quality; sap; training; vol
• Evaluating the business studies curriculum for contemporary business practices by Mngwengwe, Simphiwe ; Govender, Samantha ; Mokoena, Sello (2025) - [28] T. Vilakazi and T. Ngwenya, Continuous professional development for business studies teachers: Challenges and opportunities, South African Journal of Teacher Education, vol. 15, no. 1, pp. [3] T. Ngwenya and N. Shange, The role of business studies in preparing South African learners for dynamic business environments, South African Journal of Education, vol. 43, no. 2, pp. Keywords: business; business studies; curriculum; development; education; journal; learners; learning; studies; teachers; vol; world
• Factors affecting vocational training activities for unemployed workers laid off by businesses in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by Khanh, Pham Ngoc ; Hoa, Le Thi Kim ; Cuong, Ngo Anh (2025) - To carry out vocational training activities better, vocational education institutions coordinate with businesses to survey training needs and advise businesses on the knowledge and skills that need to be trained for workers at risk of being fired due to not meeting job requirements; It is necessary to pay attention to enrollment work to attract many types of vocational training workers, especially attracting unemployed workers to participate in vocational training in regular (short-term) training programs commensurate with scale and development potential of vocational education institutions; In addition, vocational education institutions need to improve the quality of lecturers, modernize facilities, update and improve appropriate training program content to meet business requirements as well as cooperate with businesses in vocational training for unemployed workers. Thus, foreign and domestic research mainly focuses on improving the quality of labor resources, vocational training or vocational training models for workers in general, but there are no specific research projects on factors affecting vocational training activities for unemployed workers laid off by businesses; and especially there is no work that has delved into the factors affecting vocational training activities for unemployed workers laid off by businesses in HCMC, Vietnam. Keywords: activities; businesses; education; effectiveness; factors; institutions; labor; research; results; skills; training; training activities; unemployed; workers
• Ethnomathematical study of traditional Hole rituals in the Sabu community in Sabu Liae Sub-District Sabu Raijua District by Dominikus, Wara Sabon ; Madu, Aleksius ; Bale, Dian Vanita Lulu (2025) - Hole culture in Sabu Liae sub-district involves counting activity. The research uses ethnographic approach because the researcher has to explore the cultural phenomenon in the community by revealing 2253 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3: 2249-2267, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5780 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate the description of Hole Liae Traditional Ceremony in Sabu Raijua Regency. Keywords: ceremony; community; culture; education; ethnomathematics; hole; hole liae; learning; liae; nguru; number; research; sabu; sabu liae; vol
• Analysis of the causes and governance of youth cyberviolence by Mengru, Chen ; Rahman, Mohamad Rizal Abd ; Zahir, Mohd Zamre Mohd (2025) - [38] J. H. Shi and Y. R. H, Analysis of the Dilemma and exploration of the way out of the criminal law regulation of internet cyberviolence, Journal of Anhui University (Philosophy and Social Sciences), vol. 44, no. 4, pp. In the face of cyberviolence, timely use of reporting channels to social platforms for help, will be involved in cyberviolence related information properly preserved, to avoid key evidence by the abuser in the aftermath of the deletion [39]. Keywords: adolescents; cyberbullying; cyberviolence; discrimination; education; information; internet; law; minors; network; people; research; vol; youth
• Escape from inequality: A relation insight on Chinese early education of verbal oppression and its reflections by Wencui, Zhang ; Yajun, Fang ; Hang, Zheng (2025) - The unequal relationship between teachers and students based on Chinese institutionalized education leads to a similar life between Chinese teachers and students, which is filled with an atmosphere of oppression and oppressed, in which the subjectivity of Chinese children is gradually stifled. Outer Observation: Interpersonal Conflict Behavior Based on Anti-Communication Forms From the outer perspective, verbal oppression in Chinese children’s early education is a kind of interpersonal conflict behavior that occurs between Chinese teachers and students. Keywords: authority; children; chinese; communication; desire; education; intimacy; learning; life; oppression; teachers; vol
• Min Je-in’s Dongmong Seunseup: Educational philosophy and modern applicability of Joseon dynasty’s first children’s character education textbook by Min, Byungchan ; Min, Pilkee (2025) - Moreover, as a caring and gentle educator, Min Je-in was dedicated to helping children understand and internalize moral values—a commitment clearly reflected in the warm lessons embedded in Dongmong Seunseup. It argues that the text’s integrated approach not only mirrors the educational aspirations of the Joseon-Dynasty period but also offers a viable framework for addressing the challenges of moral education in the modern era Keywords: dongmong; dynasty; education; joseon; min; seunseup; society
• Measuring what matters: Evaluating the validity and reliability of teachers’ competency scales in China by Zhong, Min ; Yusof, Mat Rahimi Bin (2025) - However, while attempts to improve teacher competency have progressed, issues such as increased workload and burnout remain major problems In conclusion, all three FDM dimensions were met, underpinning their importance in evaluating teacher competency. Keywords: analysis; competency; education; expert; learning; reliability; teacher; teaching; threshold; validity; value; vol
• Assessing the impact of human capital development on economic growth in west African monetary zone: A pooled mean group estimation by Osobase, Petrolina Ebehiremen ; Akanegbu, Benedict ; Azu, Nnanna P. (2025) - Existing studies often rely on static models that fail to capture the dynamic interactions between human capital investments and economic growth over time [10]. The findings will provide policymakers with valuable insights to optimise government spending on education and healthcare, ensuring that human capital investments contribute effectively to long-term economic 938 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 936-949, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6131 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate development. Keywords: capital; countries; development; education; expenditure; government; growth; health; human; investments; run; term; vol; wamz
• Impact of barriers to challenges in education faced by children in a development-induced displaced population resettled in Semmencherry by Mohanambigai, Mohanambigai; N., Rajavel (2025) - Land acquisition for numerous development projects is now underway, with economic development taking priority. Abstract: The studies on the impacts of development projects negatively affect the socioeconomic situations of families; it also leads to an imbalance in the educational system for children. Keywords: barriers; challenges; children; development; displacement; education; impact; population; semmencherry; study; vol
• Educational aspects in the development of multicultural tourism: A multisite study on Pura Lingsar and Makam Batu Dendeng by Harnika, Ni Nyoman ; Sendra, I Made ; Putra, I Nyoman Darma ; Kristanto, Yohanes (2025) - [8] D. Airey, Fifty years of tourism education in annals, Annals of Tourism Research, vol. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joitmc.2024.100254 [22] Z. Sándorová, T. Repáňová, Z. Palenčíková, and N. Beták, Design thinking-A revolutionary new approach in tourism education?, Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism Education, vol. 26, p. 100238, 2020. Keywords: batu; community; culture; dendeng; development; education; makam; makam batu; pura; research; role; tourism; tourism development; vol
• Terrorism in Indonesian literature and film: A psychological perspective through readers' responses by Ahmadi, Anas ; Yani, Muhammad Turhan ; Savira, Siti Ina ; Suhartono, Suhartono (2025) - Terrorism currently becoming discussion and scale research globally because terrorism has become a controversy in various countries. Terrorism is considered to be part of the global world/global village because of the emergence of terrorism in various countries in the world. Keywords: education; films; indonesian; language; literature; program; respondents; student; study; terrorism; terrorism theme; theme; vol
• A research on effect of certificate trainings on pre-service teachers' awareness of psychological resilience by Çankaya, Ibrahim ; Balikçi, Servet ; Bek, Hafiz (2025) - The following questions were sought to be answered in the research: • Is there a significant difference between the awareness levels of pre-service teachers before and after psychological resilience awareness training? • Is there a significant difference between the awareness levels of pre-service teachers before and after psychological resilience awareness training according to gender? Then, two sessions of psychological resilience awareness training lasting 1.5 weeks were given. Keywords: awareness; century; education; group; pre; research; resilience; skills; teachers; test; training; vol
• Exploration and formulation of an appropriate environment education approach for early childhood learners by Lestiawati, I Made ; Hartati, Sofia ; Sumantri, Mohamad Syarif (2025) - The results indicate that the learning strategy employed in environmental education must meet several criteria, including a holistic approach, empowerment through age-appropriate activities, education through play and stories, daily experiences, family and community-based socialization, and evaluation of engaging content. Furthermore, to evaluate environmental education, the aspects to consider include students’ knowledge, attitudes, and behavior, experimental methods, social and environmental context, parental involvement, connection with nature, psychological well-being, and both short-term and long-term impacts. Keywords: approach; childhood; children; education; environmental; learning; media; study; vol
• Intergenerational learning in Taiwanese preschools: Theoretical foundations and core principles for educational renewal by Shih, Yi-Huang ; Liu, Yi-Yi ; Chiu, Kun-I ; Chiang, Yu-Ming ; Chiang, Wen-Wei (2025) - Vygotsky’s theory differs significantly from other developmental theories, including social learning theory, in that it posits that all higher psychological functions originate from social interactions. Intergenerational learning in Taiwanese preschools: Theoretical foundations and core principles for educational renewal Yi-Huang Shih1*, Yi-Yi Liu2, Kun-I Chiu3, Yu-Ming Chiang4, Keywords: adults; children; cognitive; development; education; igl; learning; theory; understanding; vol
• Implementation of learning processes using total quality management at universidade oriental and universidade Dili of Timor Leste by Guterres, Antonio ; Goncalves, Agostinho dos Santos ; Pereira, Sebastiao (2025) - e) University leaders must commit to quality learning, as well as in continuous improvement 2361 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 2356-2362, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6550 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate efforts. Similarly, the principle of Total Quality Management (TQM) can be applied in higher education by considering that the education process at high level is a continuous educational process improvement, starting from a series of cycles since the idea to produce graduates (output) quality, curriculum development, learning process, to the responsibility to satisfy the college graduate's users. Keywords: education; learning; learning process; leste; management; process; quality; timor; tqm; universities
• School-based management implementation and educational outcomes in Philippine public schools: An explanatory sequential inquiry by Ang, Jason V. ; Adlit, Marlon F. ; Docdoc, Vercelle A. ; Comeros, Jihan Sesican ; Lagnason-Pacheco, Lycel (2025) - A later analysis by Yamauchi [3] using a larger sample of schools over three years reported larger gains, with National Achievement Test scores increasing by over 4 points on average in SBM schools, and even higher improvements (8–11 points) under certain analytical models. In practical terms, the mean NAT score (percent of items correct) for the top quartile of SBM schools was about 78%, compared to 71% for the bottom quartile of SBM schools. Keywords: authors; case; community; data; deped; education; implementation; improvement; learning; management; outcomes; performance; qualitative; researchers; sbm; school; science; scores; student; study; teachers; vol
• Productive economic education of Indonesian Minang Migrants' children: A phenomenological study by Wahyuni, Sri ; Wahjoedi, Wahjoedi; Mukhlis, Imam ; Rahayu, Wening Patmi (2025) - [1], because family economic education is very important to be instilled by parents in their children in order to form good economic behavior towards children. Studies on the behavior of family economic education, especially productive economic education, are very necessary to be studied, there are several empirical studies discussing family economics. Keywords: activities; behavior; business; children; economic; education; family; learning; migrants; minang; minangkabau; obstacles; parents; research; vol; ѵ ѵ
• Meta-analysis of the Mexican education system: Evolution and challenges by Torres, Arturo González ; Hernández, María Luisa Pereira ; Echeagaray, Melissa Edith Salazar ; Castillo, Alba Marlene Chan (2025) - Thus, educational policies have attempted to agree with the goals of SDG 4, aiming to improve academic training, equalize opportunities and favor educational development. The progress of the educational context stands out as an element, supported by 34 authors, which agrees with Hernández [5] who points out the need to keep a record and carry out an examination of changes in educational policies to understand their real impact. Keywords: authors; education; learning; mexico; phase; policies; reforms; vol
• The diaspora of Filipino teachers leaving their home country for work in the United States by Oca, Joan B. De ; Malaga, Ronora S. (2025) - The diaspora of Filipino teachers leaving their home country for work in the United States Joan B. De Oca1*, Ronora S. Malaga2 1Chester Senior High School, Chester County, South Carolina, United States of America; joandeoca@gmail.com (J.B.D.O.). Filipino teachers make up a growing portion of the workforce in this diaspora, looking for better job possibilities overseas [2]. Keywords: development; education; educators; experiences; filipino; filipino teachers; learning; migration; overseas; philippines; research; states; study; support; teachers; teaching; united; vol
• The role of sustainability strategies for climate adaptation in enhancing institutional performance for colleges and universities is a case analysis of higher education institution development by Almusawy, Azhar Mohammed Ridh (2025) - Higher education institutions from both developing and developed world can learn from successful experiences some advanced sustainability models, frameworks, and tactics these experiences will increase institutional excellence and sharpen the role of higher education institutions in sustaining the green economy and sustainable society Keywords: Climate conditions, Higher education institutions, Institutional performance, Sustainability strategies. Keywords: change; climate; development; education; education institutions; institutions; performance; research; strategies; study; sustainability; sustainability strategies; universities; vol
• The influence of management innovation, school ethos and community engagement on school quality by Cahyani, Arini Dwi ; Riyanto, Yatim ; Karwanto, Karwanto (2025) - Suggestions The theoretical perspective or theoretical position of the research results in the theoretical repertoire studied in this dissertation research can be presented as follows: 1) The effect of management innovation, school ethos, and community engagement on school quality at CLC in East Java schools strengthens or strengthens Scheerens' organizational theory that school organizations can show four indicators, namely achievement orientation, leadership, consistency, and an orderly atmosphere, declared as a school with a good level of school quality model. The level of achievement of school improvement when school quality factors meet the indicators of creating school quality, including management innovation factors, school ethos, and community engagement. Keywords: achievement; clc; community; community engagement; data; education; engagement; ethos; innovation; learning; management; management innovation; research; results; school; school ethos; school quality; student; vol
• Reframing teacher vocation through ethics: Deontological foundations for educational practice by Castillo-Lamadrid, Jorge Luis (2025) - As part of the hermeneutic interpretation and thematic analysis of the 23 selected articles, several emergent thematic categories were identified, reflecting the most salient tensions, contributions, and https://hollyhartman.shinyapps.io/PRISMAFlowDiagram/ 1251 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 1247-1255, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.7131 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate conceptual approaches related to professional teaching vocation and deontology in educational settings. Conclusions After researching professional teaching vocation from a deontological perspective, the study identified several key problems: the influence of a globalized world on professional careers, lack of motivation in vocations, and the ignorance of deontological science in education. Keywords: articles; deontology; education; ethics; professional; research; science; study; teacher; teaching; vocation; vol
• Navigating post-pandemic challenges for school teachers in a South Indian city by Sophia, M. ; Sebastine, A. Anand Jerard (2025) - Published: 14 May 2025 * Correspondence: anandjerry@pmu.edu Navigating post-pandemic challenges for school teachers in a South Indian city M. Sophia1, A. Anand Jerard Sebastine2* 1,2Department of Social Work, Periyar Maniammai Institute of Science and Technology (Deemed to be University), Thanjavur 613 403, Tamil Nadu, India; anandjerry@pmu.edu (A.A.J.S.). A sudden transformation in the teaching-learning process from “offline to online (during COVID-19) and online to offline” has created serious implications on the psychosocial aspects among school teachers in terms of experiencing mild to extremely severe stress (33.6%), mild to extremely severe anxiety (57.4%), and mild to extremely severe depressive-like symptoms (47.4%). Keywords: anxiety; covid-19; depression; education; experience; health; levels; pandemic; stress; study; teachers; vol; years
• Scaffolding computational thinking: Pre-service teachers learning through Scratch programming by Broza, Orit ; Biberman-Shalev, Liat ; Chamo, Nurit (2025) - Scaffolds that are used in online learning environments, are commonly categorized as: conceptual scaffolding, including clues that guide learners towards the solution; coaching comments, i.e., strategies or heuristics in a certain context; feedback; reflection that encourages learners to perform self–monitoring; and modeling, whereby teacher educators present an example for similar situations. Research findings have found that PSTs in online learning environments where scaffolds were provided, were more active and conducted more meaningful discussions than PSTs in online environments without any scaffolds, such as comments and feedback from a TE Keywords: course; design; education; environment; learners; learning; process; psts; scaffolds; scratch; study; thinking; vol
• Exploring the educational factors affecting health and food literacies in Korean diabetes care by Nam, Young Hee (2025) - Educational interventions in diabetes care were positively associated with improvements in food literacy, health literacy, and the application of diverse treatment strategies. Understanding health literacy was 1.295 times greater for diabetic patients, and understanding food literacy was 1.341 times greater. Keywords: analysis; diabetes; education; experience; food; group; health; literacy; management; patients; vol
• Exploring the relationship between meaning in life and subjective well-being among older adults in China by Xu, Mengze ; Lachica, Toni-An B. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - Specifically, among older adults, life meaning is a critical psychological resource that buffers against existential anxieties and promotes adaptive coping in the face of age-related losses [39]. Higher life meaning is associated with greater positive affect, life satisfaction, and resilience, while the lack of meaning correlates with loneliness, depression, and poorer health outcomes Keywords: adults; age; aging; china; community; education; health; life; living; meaning; needs; satisfaction; study; theory; vol
• The impact of human capital on the development of startup enterprises in Kosovo by Rexhepi, Burhan Reshat ; Haziri, Artan ; Kida, Nakije ; Avdimetaj, Kestrim ; Mustafa, Labeat ; Rama, Hamëz H. ; Daci, Enver (2025) - Published: 22 May 2025 * Correspondence: artan.haziri@ubt-uni.net The impact of human capital on the development of startup enterprises in Kosovo Burhan Reshat Rexhepi1, Artan Haziri2*, Nakije Kida3, Kestrim Avdimetaj4, Labeat Mustafa5, Hamëz H. Rama6, Enver Daci7 1,2,4,5,6,7UBT College, 56 Rexhep Krasniqi Street, 10000 Pristina, Republic of Kosovo; burhan.rexhepi@ubt-uni.net (B.R.R.) artan.haziri@ubt-uni.net (A.H.) kestrim.avdimetaj@ubt-uni.net (K.A.) labeat.mustafa@ubt-uni.net (L.M.) hamez.rama@ubt- uni.net (H.H.R.) enver.daci@ubt-uni.net (E.D.). Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the impact of human capital on the development and success of startup enterprises in Kosovo. Keywords: authors; capital; development; education; experience; growth; kosovo; startup; study; training; vol
• Understanding health literacy for cancer prevention and care: A community-based study in rural Southwest China by Zhu, Minglan ; Lachica, Toni-An B. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - In summary, RO4 illustrates that demographic disparities in cancer health literacy are not random, but strongly shaped by structural inequalities. These baseline characteristics provide essential context for interpreting participants’ cancer health literacy levels. Keywords: access; adults; awareness; cancer; cancer prevention; china; education; health; health literacy; healthcare; literacy; prevention; screening; study; treatment; vol
• The effect of project-based cooperative learning on disability empathy in pre-service early childhood teachers by Choi, Jihye (2024) - Student satisfaction with project based cooperative learning. Received: 12 December 2023; Revised: 24 January 2024; Accepted: 15 February 2024; Published: 6 March 2024 Correspondence: jiheych@eulji.ac.kr The effect of project-based cooperative learning on disability empathy in pre-service early childhood teachers Jihye Choi Department of Early Childhood Education, Eulji University, South Korea; jiheych@eulji.ac.kr (J.C.). Keywords: class; disability; education; empathy; learning; project; study; teachers; vol
• Heritage based curriculum: Teacher preparedness and implementation- a case for Zimbabwe by Chitamba, Norman ; Chitamba, Anos (2025) - This study advocates for a grassroots approach to curriculum implementation, which recognizes the essential role of teachers in this process Keywords: Curriculum development, Curriculum implementation, Curriculum reform and Curriculum decolonization, Curriculum theory, Heritage-Based Curriculum (HBC), Teacher preparedness. Keywords: curriculum; curriculum implementation; development; education; hbc; heritage; implementation; journal; learning; new; research; resources; school; study; teachers; training; vol; zimbabwe
• The influence of leadership, teacher commitment, and organizational culture through the independent learning curriculum on improving education quality by Rejaan, Silvius ; Rokhman, Fathur ; Yanto, Heri ; Wasino, Wasino (2025) - The results indicated that school leadership and organizational culture positively and significantly influenced the implementation of the Merdeka Belajar curriculum, while teacher commitment did not show a significant influence. Keywords: Independent learning curriculum, Organizational culture, Quality of education, School leadership, Teacher commitment. Keywords: commitment; culture; curriculum; education; implementation; influence; journal; leadership; learning; learning curriculum; merdeka; quality; research; school; study; teacher; vol
• Assessing the active aging index in Uzbekistan: Employment, social engagement, and well-being by Egamberdiyeva, Nodira ; Khamid, Abdurahmanov ; Ruzieva, Gavhar ; Yulchiyeva, Dildora ; Rahmanova, Gulchehra (2025) - Employment Indicator Total Male Female Urban Rural Domain 1: Employment (score) 11.0 16.3 6.5 9.1 13.2 Employment level (55-59), % 19.2 27.3 12.1 17.8 20.9 Employment level (60-64), % 11.1 16.1 6.8 10.5 11.8 Employment level (65-69), % 8.0 10.7 5.9 4.4 12.4 Employment level (70-74), % 5.5 11.1 1.0 3.8 7.5 The participation of older adults in the labor market is often driven by economic necessity rather than choice. Social Participation Indicator Total Male Female Urban Rural Participation in social life (55 +) (score) 44.9 46.4 43.7 41.5 48.8 Volunteering (weekly), 55 + (%) 12.8 15.5 10.6 12.5 13.2 Care for children, grandchildren, aged 55 and older, % 88.1 86.9 89.0 84.7 92.0 Care for the elderly, disabled, 55 + (%) 46.1 46.8 45.6 42.4 50.4 Participation in political life (over the last 12 months), 55 + (%) 29.2 33.8 25.4 22.6 37.1 While family-related activities dominate, engagement in volunteering and political participation remains relatively low. Keywords: adults; age; aging; education; employment; health; healthcare; individuals; participation; table; uzbekistan
• A bibliometric analysis of dance education’s impact on children’s social skills and physical health by Yang, Mengzhuo ; Koh, Denise (2025) - Abstract: This study presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of dance education research from 2003 to 2024, focusing on its implications for children’s physical development and social skills. By using CiteSpace, this paper presents a visual analysis that provides more available and valuable research to future studies on dance education research. Keywords: activity; analysis; authors; children; dance; dance education; development; education; health; research; science; skills; vol
• Factors influencing parental intention on children involvement in music curriculum education by Peng, Dandan ; Keat, Ooi Boon ; Khatibi, Ali ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - Abstract: Music education for children is vital to their holistic development. Parents are the decision- makers of their children's involvement in music education. Keywords: behavior; children; china; control; curriculum; education; factors; intention; learning; music; music education; parents; quality; research; stratification; study; theory; vol
• Working mothers’ involvement in children's preschool education in Malaysia by Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder ; Ghani, Yunera Carlyna K. (2025) - [36] J. Jeong, E. E. Franchett, C. V. Ramos de Oliveira, K. Rehmani, and A. K. Yousafzai, Parenting interventions to promote early child development in the first three years of life: A global systematic review and meta-analysis, PLoS Medicine, vol. 18, no. 5, p. e1003602, 2021. Future study can further design research using longitudinal study to track children from preschool through early primary school to assess the enduring impact of working mothers' engagement on diverse aspects of child development, encompassing academic achievement, social adeptness, and emotional. Keywords: academic; childhood; children; development; education; involvement; journal; learning; malaysia; mothers; parents; preschool; research; study; support; vol; women; working
• Gender and tenure predict Filipino science teachers’ instrumentation skills by Linaugo, Joji D. (2025) - This study examined the instrumentation skills of science teachers from public urban schools representing the three major island groups in the Philippines. Science teachers with strong instrumentation skills are adept at guiding students in conducting experiments, ensuring the safe and accurate use of equipment while fostering enriching learning experiences [4]. Keywords: education; gender; instrumentation; instrumentation skills; laboratory; learning; science; science teachers; skills; teachers; tenure; vol
• Determinants of teacher performance: Assessing the influence of training and mentoring in top tiers’ vocational schools by Ali, Nur Berlian Venus ; Hanafi, Ivan ; Karnati, Neti (2025) - Teacher training under the SMK PK program is an important form of human resource development at the school level aimed at achieving the program’s goals. Objectives This study aims to examine and explore the effects of teacher training and mentoring on teacher performance within the SMK PK program. Keywords: education; effect; learning; mentoring; performance; program; school; smk; teacher; teacher performance; training; value; vocational; vol
• Teacher motivation and its impact on the quality of education especially in disadvantaged areas: Challenges and opportunities for education policy by Hornyák, Ágnes (2025) - A broad study of the collaboration skills of teacher education students seems to be justified in the future in terms of renewed teacher education. Abstract: Teacher motivation is a crucial component of educational quality and sustainability. Keywords: capital; development; education; factors; individual; innovation; lack; learning; motivation; professional; teachers; teaching
• The awareness and implementation of the response to intervention strategy among kindergarten teachers in managing behavioral problems in preschool by Almutlaq, Hajar ; Alhossyan, Fawaz (2025) - [28] S. Hafez., Electronic communication for kindergarten teachers and its role in modifying some behavioral practices among kindergarten children, Journal of Child Education and Culture, vol. 25, no. 3, pp. https://doi.org/10.21608/SSJ.2020.284973 [15] F. Al-Sulami, Common behavioral problems among kindergarten children and methods of addressing them from the perspective of teachers in Riyadh, Journal of Childhood and Education – Alexandria University, vol. 15, no. 1, pp. Keywords: awareness; challenges; children; education; intervention; kindergarten; problems; rti; strategy; teachers; vol
• Perceived leadership style as a mediator of the relationship between training management influences and self-assessed job performance: Training management for mentors in Guangdong higher education by Dan, Li ; Keat, Ooi Boon (2025) - Ghaffari's and others' research explains that among the factors that enhance employee work performance, the most important work incentive is responsibility, followed by additional benefits [38, 39]. [14] and in order to motivate, the leader style is also important [15] however, leadership styles do not fully determine employee performance or organizational achievements. Keywords: education; effect; employees; evaluation; factors; job; job performance; journal; leadership; leadership style; management; mentors; motivation; performance; research; self; study; style; teachers; training; vol; work
• The effects of public and private health spending on under-five mortality: Do female literacy and good governance matter? by Alnahdi, Saleh (2025) - Private health expenditure Public health expenditure Full Sample -0.079 -0.037 (0.024) (0.043)** Africa 0.351 -0.052 (0.178) (0.000)*** Asia -0.006 -0.018 (0.073)* (0.039)** Note: * sig. Results also revealed that 279 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 277-291, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i7.8565 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate private health spending has a greater impact on U5M for more developed countries than public health spending; however, for less developed countries, public health expenditure has a positive effect on under-five mortalities than private expenditure. Keywords: child; countries; education; expenditure; health; health expenditure; health spending; impact; infant; mortality; results; spending; vol
• The effectiveness of play method in ESL learning among preschoolers in Malaysia by Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Yusoff, Sue Mohd ; Hui, Lee Kar ; Qing, Yeo Hui ; Bokari, Umi Kalsum (2025) - The effectiveness of play method in ESL learning among preschoolers in Malaysia Subadrah Madhawa Nair1*, Sue Mohd Yusoff2, Lee Kar Hui3, Yeo Hui Qing4, Umi Kalsum Bokari5 1,2,3,4,5Faculty of Education and Humanities, UNITAR International University, Kelana Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia; subadrahmadhawanair@gmail.com (S.M.N.) suemyusoff@gmail.com (S.M.Y.) etsuko1120@gmail.com (L.K.H.) wynce0312@gmail.com (Y.H.Q.) ukb4874@gmail.com (U.K.B.) Keywords: English as second language (ESL), Learning verbs, Parents' views, Play method, Preschool education, Teachers' views. Keywords: children; development; education; educators; esl; language; learning; method; parents; participants; play; preschoolers; research; study; test; vol
• Corporate governance and Indonesian state-owned companies’ performance: Agency and institutional perspectives by Jahja, Nathan Junino; Mohammed, Nor Farizal ; Lokman, Norziana (2024) - [66] E. M. Al Matari and M. H. Mgammal, The moderating effect of internal audit on the relationship between corporate governance mechanisms and corporate performance among Saudi Arabia listed companies, Contaduría y Administración, vol. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11156-022-01062-y [40] M. Niazi, Z. Othman, and S. Chandren, The moderating role of director’s financial expertise in political connections and corporate financial performance in Pakistan, Accounting, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. Keywords: agency; board; companies; company; directors; diversity; education; female; firm; gcg; governance; indonesia; journal; members; performance; relationship; research; soes; study; theory; vol
• Organizational commitment and its influence on teaching performance in public schools of Villa El Salvador, Perú by Díaz-Matayoshi, Miguel Ángel Alberto ; Cárdenas-Carrión, Nataly ; Villegas-Chumpitaz, José Luis ; Cueva-Ramos, José Elmer ; Quipuzco-Chonlon, Beatriz Eva (2025) - [31] in a research study determined that the correlation coefficient Rho is 0.459, demonstrating a moderate positive relationship between organizational commitment and its relationship with teacher performance. [12] suggests that institutional norms, working conditions, and organizational culture all contribute significantly to the erosion or enhancement of teacher performance. Keywords: commitment; correlation; development; education; hypothesis; learning; level; performance; relationship; study; teachers; teaching; vol
• Bridging the gap: The transition of young emerging evaluators from theory to practice in South Africa’s M&E landscape by Matlala, Lesedi Senamele (2025) - Sampling Techniques and Participants’ Profiles A purposive sampling strategy was employed to ensure that participants had direct experience with M&E education or professional evaluation practice. Challenges in the Transition from Theory to Practice The transition from academic training to professional evaluation practice presents significant challenges for YEEs. Keywords: africa; development; education; employers; evaluation; evaluators; field; government; graduates; learning; m&e; practice; programs; sector; south; training; universities; university; vol; years; yees
• Comparative analysis of higher education quality assurance policies in Chile and El Salvador by Rodríguez, Alixon David Reyes; Hernández, Massiel Carolina Venegas; Pittaluga, Susan Paola Robles; Gallardo-Olivera, Moisés David; Villegas, Miguel Alexander Quintanilla (2025) - Received: 2 May 2025; Revised: 6 June 2025; Accepted: 9 June 2025; Published: 21 July 2025 * Correspondence: alixdavid79@gmail.com Comparative analysis of higher education quality assurance policies in Chile and El Salvador Alixon David Reyes Rodríguez1*, Massiel Carolina Venegas Hernández2, Susan Paola Robles Pittaluga3, Moisés David Gallardo-Olivera4, Miguel Alexander Quintanilla Villegas5 1Universidad Adventista de Chile; Universidad Arturo Prat, Chile, alixdavid79@gmail.com (A.D.R.R.) Specifically, this study focuses on a comparative analysis of higher education quality assurance policies in Chile and El Salvador. Keywords: accreditation; analysis; chile; education; education quality; el salvador; evaluation; institution; national; policies; processes; quality; quality assurance; salvador; vol
• The role of AI and ICT in Education and translation: How will it reshape us? by Arta Këpuska; Kokaj, Agon; Ymeri, Mejreme (2025) - Despite studies revealing discrepancies among human, machine, and AI translation, particularly with NMT, significant improvements have nonetheless been realized. Deep learning question 11 Rate how well AI performs when dealing with context, creativity, and accuracy 3 Deep learning question 12 How does AI translation compare to human translation? Keywords: education; figure; human; learning; study; tools; translation; vol
• Factors affecting college dance teachers’ competency in Hainan province by Lin, Baiyun; Boonphadung, Suttipong; Siththada, Thada (2025) - Abstract: Dance teacher competency is crucial for ensuring high-quality dance education, prompting this study to investigate the factors affecting college dance teacher competency in Hainan Province. Keywords: Dance education, Dance teacher competency, Hainan province, Mixed-methods, Social support. Keywords: competency; dance; education; experience; factors; support; teacher; teaching
• The research trends of music general education: A bibliometric review by Li, Rui; Kamaruzaman, Fathiyah Mohd; Nasri, Nurfaradilla Mohamad (2025) - Due to the variety of terminologies used for music general education in different countries and regions, and to make the search results more specific, this study used the following terms for retrieval: music general education AND music education AND general education AND general music education AND music in general education AND （music general curriculum OR music curriculum）. 2.3. fathiyah@ukm.edu.my The research trends of music general education: A bibliometric review Rui Li1, Fathiyah Mohd Kamaruzaman2*, Nurfaradilla Mohamad Nasri3 1,2,3Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi, Malaysia; fathiyah@ukm.edu.my (F.M.K.). Keywords: articles; education; field; music; music education; publications; research; tls; total; university; vol
• From financial literacy to financial satisfaction: The mediating role of financial behavior by Maftuhah, Rifa’atul; Wardoyo, Cipto; Pratikto, Heri; Churiyah, Madziyatul (2025) - First, financial satisfaction(FS) is influenced by financial literacy (FL) and financial risk tolerance(FRT), with financial beahvior(FB) serving as a mediator. An individual's willingness to take financial risks, known as financial risk tolerance (FRT), also affects their level of FS. Keywords: behavior; education; frt; journal; literacy; management; research; risk; satisfaction; teachers; tolerance; vol
• Knowledge, freedom, and responsibility: A philosophical approach to education in the age of AI by Nhung, Le Thi Thuy; Quoc, Nguyen Anh (2025) - Education, Social Norms, and the Knowledge Market in the Scientific Age The history of education is the history of the organization of knowledge, where religious, political, and state institutions have played a dominant role in shaping humanity's ideology. Education systems that meet practical needs, financial capabilities, and career prospects will survive; outdated systems will be eliminated. Keywords: development; education; human; knowledge; life; living; needs; norms; people; science; vol
• Virtual reality-based learning digitization in disaster education for students in disaster-prone schools in Banggai district by Enteding, Almustar; Otoluwa, Anang S.; Tongko, Mirawati; Pomalango, Zulkifli B.; Lahay, Fahrudin; Dee, Mustakim La (2025) - This trial was conducted to see students' understanding of the content and use of language in disaster education media. tarienteding@gmail.com Virtual reality-based learning digitization in disaster education for students in disaster-prone schools in Banggai district Almustar Enteding1*, Anang S. Otoluwa2, Mirawati Tongko3, Zulkifli B. Pomalango4, Fahrudin Lahay5, Mustakim La Dee6 1Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Tompotika University Luwuk, Indonesia; tarienteding@gmail.com (A.E.) 2,3Faculty of Public Health, Tompotika University Luwuk, Indonesia; aotoluwa@gmail.com (A.S.O.) tongkomirha@gmail.com (M.T.) 4Faculty of Sports and Health, Gorontalo State University, Indonesia; zulkifli@ung.ac.id (Z.B.P.). Keywords: areas; banggai; disaster; education; learning; media; reality; vol
• Navigating curriculum reform: Approaches and challenges of academic leaders in Malaysian higher education by Kumar, Menaga; Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder; Yunos, Farah Naaz Abd (2025) - Data were analyzed using Braun and Clarke’s Reflexive Thematic Analysis with iterative coding aligned to the two research questions of this study, which discuss the approaches used to manage curriculum change and innovation, as well as obstacles or resistance faced during implementation. Introduction In the 21st century, curriculum change is significantly influenced by rapid technological advancements, necessitating digital literacy as a core skill. Keywords: approaches; change; curriculum; curriculum change; education; implementation; innovation; institutions; leaders; leadership; learning; research; role; study; vol
• The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on pre-service teachers’ mathematical perceptions and motivation at a selected higher education institution in South Africa by Simayi, Tiny; Tatira, Benjamin (2025) - [13] K. Pule and M. Ngoveni, Perceived effectiveness of online learning for mathematics pre-service teachers in a rural university during the COVID-19 pandemic, International Journal of Social Science Research and Review, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. Additionally, the study revealed that pre-service teachers face challenges such as limited practice opportunities, lack of group work, and difficulties adapting to e-learning systems. Keywords: challenges; covid-19; education; learning; mathematics; motivation; online; pandemic; participants; study; teachers
• Empowering oral English teachers with AI to improve digital and blended teaching competencies by Wang, Ru; Mokhtar, Mazlin Mohamed (2025) - Increasing Demand for AI Training Among Teachers The demand for AI-focused teacher training programs has increased significantly, as educators recognize the necessity of digital transformation in language teaching. Given the rising demand for AI training in education, this study constructs and evaluates an AI- empowered training framework designed to enhance teachers’ digital teaching abilities by integrating BOPPPS (Bridge, Objectives, Pre-Assessment, Participatory Learning, Post-Assessment, Summary) and PADD (Presentation, Application, Discussion, Demonstration) models. Keywords: digital; education; effectiveness; english; learning; study; teachers; teaching; training; vol
• Empowerment of health cadres through digital education to enhance knowledge, attitudes, self-efficacy, and behavior of exclusive breastfeeding mothers by Mintarsih, Sri; Mulyani, Sri; Andayani, Tri Rejeki; Sumardiyono, Sumardiyono; Ulfaviani, Anisa Laksita (2025) - It can be concluded that digital education has significant positive impacts on knowledges, attitudes, self efficacy and behaviours on breastfeeding mothers. Conclusion Empowering health cadres through digital education by using ADDIE Model with TOT approach (by training health cadres) has proven effective in enhancing knowledge, attitudes, self - efficacy, and behaviors of breastfeeding mothers. Keywords: breastfeeding; cadres; digital; education; efficacy; health; knowledge; mothers; self; table; test; vol
• Accessibility and usability of student support services in South African TVET colleges by Ngubane, Phiwokuhle Bongiwe; Mabusela, Maria Sewela; Mpuangnan, Kofi N. (2025) - Received: 2 July 2025; Revised: 12 August 2025; Accepted: 15 August 2025; Published: 2 September 2025 * Correspondence: NgubanePB@unizulu.ac.za Accessibility and usability of student support services in South African TVET colleges Phiwokuhle Bongiwe Ngubane1*, Maria Sewela Mabusela2, Kofi N. Mpuangnan3 1,2,3University of Zululand, Kwa-Dlangezwa, South Africa; NgubanePB@unizulu.ac.za (P.B.N.) MabuselaM@unizulu.ac.za (M.S.M.) mpuangnank@unizulu.ac.za (K.N.M.). Abstract: Enhancing the accessibility and usability of student support services within South African TVET colleges is fundamental to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students. Keywords: accessibility; africa; colleges; education; funding; services; south; sss; student; support; support services; tvet; vol
• The role of teaching approaches in enhancing student retention: An assessment of student satisfaction at a comprehensive university in the Eastern Cape by Stofile, Regina; Enwereji, Prince Chukwuneme (2025) - penwereji@wsu.ac.za The role of teaching approaches in enhancing student retention: An assessment of student satisfaction at a comprehensive university in the Eastern Cape Regina Stofile1, Prince Chukwuneme Enwereji2* 1Faculty of Economic and Financial Sciences Walter Sisulu University South Africa. The findings revealed a significant positive relationship between teaching approaches and student satisfaction, with teaching approaches accounting for 68% of the variation in satisfaction. Keywords: approaches; education; journal; learning; methods; research; retention; satisfaction; student; student satisfaction; study; teacher; teaching; teaching approaches; teaching methods; university; vol
• The application of on training monitoring digital model for effectiveness maritime cadets on board training activities by Wahdiana, Dian; Ekohariadi, Ekohariadi; Suhartini, Ratna (2025) - On Training Monitoring application is designed as a technology-based platform that allows instructors, academic supervisors, and cadets to interact in a more transparent, systematic, and real-time monitoring system. With the formulation of the hypothesis, this study aims to explore and analyze how the use of the On Training Monitoring application significantly contributes to the improvement of competence and problem-solving skills in Cadets during the implementation of on-board training. Keywords: analysis; application; board training; cadets; competence; education; evaluation; learning; monitoring; monitoring application; obt; problem; skills; solving; training; training monitoring; vol

• Airborne pollutants from landfills and their health effects on scavengers and nearby communities: A scoping review by Damayanty, Sri; Saleh, Lalu Muhammad; Mallongi, Anwar; Noor, Nur Nasry; Daud, Anwar; Darmawansyah, Darmawansyah (2025) - This heterogeneity reflects the complexity of landfill-related exposures and suggests that it's important to integrate both environmental and human-centered perspectives in assessing health risks. Antibiotic Resistance Genes (ARGs): tetC, acrB, acrF, mdtF, bacA Inhalation Risk of respiratory infections, allergies, and the spread of antibiotic- resistant bacteria Bioaerosols in landfills contain pathogens and ARGs; the highest bioaerosol levels are in the active sector Limitations in environmental data sampling and analysis A comprehensive approach to understanding health risks associated with bioaerosols in landfill environments 9 Li, et al. Keywords: assessment; authors; bioaerosols; compounds; data; environmental; et al; evidence; exposure; health; health risks; landfill; management; pollutants; research; risk; scavengers; science; studies; study; vocs; vol; waste
• Factors affecting fatigue in care and health service workers revealed by big data - the 7th Korean working conditions survey (2023) by Kim, Jung Im (2025) - Therefore, improving the working environment, including appropriate workload distribution and providing break times, is necessary to prevent worker fatigue. Future research is recommended to analyze the relationship between worker fatigue and the quality of care provided to recipients. Keywords: care; characteristics; data; fatigue; health; pain; service; workers
• Smart contracts and decentralized finance as novel tools in EU market stability: An integrated panel data and qualitative analysis by SPAHO, Mateo; BELERAJ, Iris (2025) - The panel data analysis component of this study aims to contribute to this area by examining the statistical relationship between specific DeFi market indicators (market capitalization, smart contract deployments, transaction volumes) and measures of EU market stability, while also considering the moderating role of regulatory developments. The quantitative results, which indicate a negative correlation between DeFi market growth and stability, alongside a positive correlation for smart contract deployments and regulatory events, provide a nuanced picture that is further illuminated by the qualitative analysis. Keywords: analysis; consumer; contracts; data; defi; european; market; market stability; mica; protection; risks; stability
• Sustainability practices and cost of capital: An empirical study of agricultural enterprises across global markets by Cui, Can (2025) - Defining Corporate Sustainability: The ESG Paradigm Most often, corporate sustainability is implemented using Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria. Linking Corporate Sustainability and Cost of Capital of Agricultural Enterprises Many are now aware that there is a link between corporate sustainability and the cost of raising capital, yet the link is considered complicated. Keywords: author; capital; companies; cost; data; effects; enterprises; esg; factors; firms; governance; investors; markets; performance; research; risk; study; sustainability; vol; wacc
• The relationship between SCM digitalization and earnings management: The case of Moroccan companies listed on the Casablanca stock exchange by BELLARI, Mounir; AMRAOUI, Hanane EL (2025) - Lastly, the dynamic capabilities theory frames digital supply chain management as a strategic resource that enables better financial governance through timely and accurate data integration By bridging the fields of digital supply chain management and financial reporting, our study contributes to both academic literature and managerial practice. Keywords: accounting; accruals; chain; data; earnings; earnings management; edi; erp; firms; information; management; scm; supply; vol
• Calculation of biomass of individual trees on a combination of ground, aerial laser scanning and multispectral imagery from an unmanned aerial vehicle by Kostyk, Veronika; Kalashnikov, Kirill; Nagornyi, Konstantin; Lialiushko, Evgeny; Vikhrenko, Snezhana; Kalinkina, Valentina; Demina, Angelika (2025) - Results indicate that with specialized processing of multispectral images, tree species can be identified with 63% accuracy, and individual tree biomass can be calculated using laser scanning data. Where the multispectral orthophoto is classified by tree species, the ground and air point clouds are combined to determine the height of the tree and the diameter of the trunk. Keywords: accuracy; authors; biomass; data; field; forest; ground; height; individual; laser; multispectral; point; scanning; species; tree; vol
• The role of citizen-based monitoring practices in improving public service delivery in Africa: A review by Matlala, Lesedi Senamele (2025) - [41] T. Slough et al., Adoption of community monitoring improves common pool resource management across contexts, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. Search terms were designed to capture both the conceptual framing of citizen monitoring and the specific public service domains where such practices are most frequently applied. Keywords: accountability; africa; cbm; citizen; community; data; delivery; evidence; governance; health; monitoring; public; review; science; service; south; studies; vol
• Analysis of the determinants of spatial-temporal dynamics in secondary cities in central Africa: Case study of Foumbot in western Cameroon by Honoré, Ayiwouondinine Kouotou Jean; Danvide, Taméon Benoît; Naringue, François Teadoum; Ghislain, Allarane Ndonaye; Aholou, Coffi Cyprien (2025) - 349-366, 2013. https://doi.org/10.4000/com.6922 [12] A. Belhedi, Urban areas in Tunisia: Cities, measurement difficulties and attempted definitions. Keywords: Cartography, Land use dynamics, Secondary city, Urban growth. Keywords: accuracy; area; authors; cities; city; classification; coffee; data; development; dynamics; foumbot; growth; land; land use; population; soil; study; town; urban; use; vegetation; vol; water
• Learning without forgetting in NLP: Deep learning based transformer models for lifelong task incremental learning by Alex, Ambi Rachel; Subramanian, Malliga; J R, Jayanth; A T, Keerthi Bala; Mukherjee, Taniya (2025) - Task incremental learning enables transformer models to adapt to new linguistic challenges while retaining prior knowledge, supporting lifelong learning. The main features of task incremental learning are outlined as follows: • Keywords: abusive; accuracy; bert; comments; data; forgetting; incremental; knowledge; language; learning; models; offensive; performance; rehearsal; tasks; vol
• Quantum-inspired reinforcement learning for adaptive fraud detection in large-scale mobile ad networks by Shui, Hongyi (2025) - Quantum-inspired reinforcement learning represents a significant advancement in mobile advertising fraud detection, offering superior detection capabilities and dynamic adaptation to emerging fraud patterns. This extensive analysis shows that there are effectiveness benefits of our technique concerning mobile advertising fraud detection. Keywords: advertising; approach; author; data; detection; fraud; learning; methods; mobile; performance; quantum; rate; reinforcement; reinforcement learning; vol
• Effectiveness of performance measurement in hybrid organizations A systematic literature review by Ekaristi, Clara Yully Diana; Utomo, Dwi Cahyo; Rohman, Abdul (2025) - Received: 9 September 2025; Revised: 20 October 2025; Accepted: 23 October 2025; Published: 7 November 2025 * Correspondence: cyde81@lecturer.undip.ac.id Effectiveness of performance measurement in hybrid organizations A systematic literature review Clara Yully Diana Ekaristi1*, Dwi Cahyo Utomo2, Abdul Rohman3 1,2,3Department of Accounting, Faculty of Economics and Business, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; cyde81@lecturer.undip.ac.id (C.Y.D.E.). Abstract: This study investigates how performance measurement operates within hybrid organizations that balance competing institutional logics, stakeholder expectations, and regulatory demands. Keywords: accountability; data; effectiveness; evaluation; governance; hybrid; measurement; metrics; organizations; performance; performance measurement; public; reporting; stakeholder; systems; transparency; vol
• Adaptive multimedia delivery in WMSNs: Routing and resolution synergy by Abdulmoghni, Yosef A.; Alhomdy, Sharaf A.; Abdulrazaq, Fuaad H. (2025) - Keywords: Adaptive routing, cross-layer design, fuzzy logic, resolution adaptation, QoS, wireless multimedia sensor networks (WMSNs). [15] S. Suseela, R. Krithiga, M. Revathi, G. Sudhakaran, and R. M. Bhavadharini, Energy aware optimal routing model for wireless multimedia sensor networks using modified Voronoi assisted prioritized double deep Q‐learning, Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, vol. Keywords: adaptation; data; energy; figure; layer; learning; multimedia; network; packet; quality; resolution; routing; sensor; vol; wireless
• Impact of labor and input costs on the competitiveness of apple farms: A case study from Korça region, Albania by Sosoli, Ilir; Keco, Remzi; Tomorri, Ilir (2025) - Keywords: Apple farming, Competitiveness, Cost-efficiency, Input costs, Labor costs, Policy support. Labor costs are particularly influential, driven by the high demand for seasonal labor during critical activities such as pruning and harvesting, which are both time-sensitive and labor-intensive. Keywords: apple; competitiveness; costs; data; farmers; farms; input; korça; labor; production; region; vol
• Disciplinary landscapes of deep learning: Cross-domain insights via LDA topic modeling by Choi, Daesoo (2025) - By offering a comparative view across disciplines, this study highlights both shared and divergent trajectories in deep learning research. This study contributes to filling that gap by employing topic modeling as a lens to examine 69 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 12: 66-80, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i12.11273 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate the thematic landscape of deep learning research across engineering, natural sciences, and social sciences, ultimately offering a more integrative view of how this technology is shaping knowledge production across the disciplinary spectrum. 3. Keywords: analysis; approach; author; data; domain; engineering; image; keywords; lda; learning; modeling; models; research; sciences; social; systems; topic; vol
• River flood risk quantification using reliability index method’s safety factor (Level I) and first order second moment (Level II), a case study of Plumbon River, Semarang city, Central Java by Nugroho, Eka Oktariyanto ; Suryadi, Yadi ; Andrean, Renaldy ; Soekarno, Indratmo; Syabhan, Kiromi (2024) - Failure percentage (%) 1 2 38.86 2 5 45.07 3 10 47.15 4 25 52.33 5 50 53.36 Table 8. Reliability index method is studied as a new way to describe flood risk event in updating the old conventional method. Keywords: analysis; authors; data; level; load; method; reliability; river; vol
• Predictive models of intent to repurchase based on customer data by Joo Lee, Hong (2024) - This paper developed a predictive model for forecasting consumer repurchase intentions, which can provide valuable insights into consumer behavior theory. [23] M. Peyrot, D. Van Doren., “Effect of a class action suit on consumer repurchase intentions,” Journal of Consumer Affairs. Keywords: analysis; athleisure; authenticity; consumers; customers; data; discriminant; intention; involvement; paper; repurchase; sports; table; variables; vol
• An alternative fuzzy time series forecast model combined generalized fuzzy logical relationship, natural partitioning, and adaptive defuzzification by Farikhin; Sam’an, Muhammad ; Surarso, Bayu ; Irawanto, Bambang ; Waluyo Aji, Bibit (2024) - Cheng, S.-M. Chen, and W.-S. Jian, “Fuzzy time series forecasting based on fuzzy logical relationships and similarity measures,” Information Sciences, vol. 327, pp. [15] S. Panigrahi and H. S. Behera, “A study on leading machine learning techniques for high order fuzzy time series forecasting,” Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, vol. 87, p. 103245, Jan. 2020, doi: 10.1016/j.engappai.2019.103245. Keywords: data; doi; forecasting; method; order; series; time; time series; vol
• Effects of ease of doing business and components of good corporate governance on foreign direct investment: Evidence from the Western Balkans by Arifi, Jon ; Arifi, Erëza (2024) - Explanation FDI EDB CC LIR RQ GE Obs. Variables FDI EDB CC LIR RQ GE At level Statistic -3.139 Keywords: authors; business; countries; data; economies; edb; fdi; research; results; variables; vol
• Can firm profitability, firm sustainability, and firm size influence director remuneration in public listed companies? by K Ghani, Erlane ; Muhammad, Kamaruzzaman ; Saidatul Shahnaz Mohsin, Wan ; Pratama, Arie (2024) - The findings of this study implicate that firm sustainability is an important factor in determining director remuneration in public listed companies. The findings of this study contribute to the literature on the factors that contribute to director remuneration in public listed companies and are able to justify why these directors are remunerated differently. Keywords: companies; company; compensation; data; director; director remuneration; executive; firm; performance; profitability; public; relationship; remuneration; size; study; sustainability
• Deep autoencoder with gated convolutional neural networks for improving speech quality in secured communications by F. Pardede, Hilman ; Ramli, Kalamullah ; Hayati, Nur ; Husna, Diyanatul ; Magfirawaty (2024) - Related Studies The objective of speech enhancement methods is to improve the intelligibility and/or overall perceptual quality of degraded speech signals caused by either environmental noise or other types of distortions. We can categorize speech enhancement methods into two types: masking-based and mapping-based methods. Keywords: data; encryption; ieee; learning; methods; networks; noise; processing; quality; signal; speech; speech enhancement
• A comparative analysis of single learning and ensemble learning approaches for the forecasting of electricity prices by Yaprakdal, Fatma (2024) - Ensemble learning models like AdaBoost, Gradient Boosting, and Bagging leverage the strengths of multiple base learners to enhance forecast accuracy. The actual and predicted values of single models: (a) LSTM, (b) Bi-LSTM, (c) GRU; and ensemble learning models: (d) Adaboost-LSTM, (e) Adaboost-BLSTM, (f) Adaboost-GRU. Keywords: adaboost; data; electricity; forecasting; gate; gru; learning; lstm; models; prediction; price; set; state
• Prejudice in selected American and Iranian newspaper articles on Gaza crisis: A critical discourse study by Wahab Al-Addily, Rehab ; Mahdi Al Shamiri, Sadiq (2024) - The Function of Prejudice According to van Dijk [11] prejudice is not merely a characteristic of individual beliefs or emotions about social groups, but a shared form of social representation in group members, acquired during processes of socialization and transformed and enacted in social communication and interaction. The journalist of article 2 deals with the topic in a prejudiced manner by justifying positively the Hamas's attack against Israel attack in order to take Palestinians freedom from the invader as in, the journalist use of the indefinite quantifier ''all'' to refer to the huge number of Palestinians who are in Israel's prisons. Keywords: analysis; article; attack; data; dijk; discourse; group; hamas; iranian; israel; journalist; prejudice; strategies; van
• Online transaction fraud detection in the banking sector using machine learning techniques by Vasudevan, S. ; Govindan, Vediyappan ; Byeon, Haewon (2024) - Machine learning models may aid in automating fraud detection procedures and improving the general security of financial systems by evaluating transaction data and spotting fraudulent trends. In a transaction’s dataset, the predictive variables influence how well a machine learning algorithm for transaction risk identification classifies and identifies fraudulent transactions. Keywords: account; balance; data; detection; figure; fraud; learning; machine; transaction
• Exploring the impact of big data on companies' business intelligence strategies in the digital era by Musa Al-Momani, Mohammad ; Al-Momani, Israa Musa (2024) - Literature Review The literature on the impact of big data on business recommendation strategies in the digital age has grown exponentially in recent years, as organizations realize the potential of big data analytics to enhance decision-making processes and have gained a competitive advantage Objectives of the literature review Hence, for organizations seeking competitive advantage, drive their decisions using data and survive the complex market surroundings; it is impossible not to realize the huge importance of harnessing the power of big data Big data integration into intelligent design enterprises promises to unlock insights that might be crucial in predicting trends that may soon become relevant or beyond as well as finding new paths for growth. Keywords: analytics; business; data; decision; insights; intelligence; making; organizations; strategies
• Univariate vs multivariate predictability analysis of electricity consumption by LSTM approach: An empirical evaluation by Yaprakdal, Fatma (2024) - The actual EC curves and its predictive curves of LSTM forecasting models by looking back periods of 28 days for univariate case. The actual EC curves and its predictive curves of LSTM forecasting models by looking back periods of 14 days for multivarate case. Keywords: case; cnn; data; days; electricity; energy; forecasting; gate; learning; lstm; lstm model; models; multivariate; prediction; results; series; series forecasting; term; time; time series; values
• Forensic analysis of bad USB attacks: A methodology for detecting and mitigating malicious USB device activities by Fakiha, Bandr Siraj (2024) - Abstract: BadUSB is one of the most dangerous cybersecurity threats, given that it uses the firmware of USB devices to perform various undetectable actions with numerous tools. Overview of BadUSB Attacks in the Modern Cyber Environment BadUSB attacks are complex and typically dangerous kinds of cyberattacks that take advantage of the trust people put in USB devices like cables and chargers. Keywords: analysis; attacks; badusb; data; detection; device; firmware; learning; machine; malware; methods; time; usb
• Strategic management of rural art museums in southern Zhejiang province, China: A mixed approach by Chenglong, Dai ; Khiatthong, Thongchue (2024) - However, based on questionnaires, in-depth interviews, and field visits, the average level of satisfaction with rural art museum management was 3.27, with a standard deviation of 1.321. An in-depth study of the theoretical foundations of rural art management and operations can guide the sustainable development of rural art operations. Keywords: analysis; art; art museums; data; development; management; province; research; rural; rural art; southern; southern zhejiang; study; zhejiang
• Economic and social impacts of household debt traps on quality of life and solutions for agriculturists in Buriram province by Karin, Kanmanee ; Klaeokla, Kanokklao (2024) - Based on current data, household debt in Thailand has increased significantly, reaching 90.60% of household income. The Bank of Thailand has implemented measures to address household debt and assist households, collaborating with the public and private sectors. Keywords: agriculturists; data; debt; debt traps; household debt; households; impact; income; issues; life; needs; quality; research; social; thai; variables
• Cultivating a culture of intervention: Bystander programs and the prevention of sexual violence by Marhayati, Nelly ; Suryani, Suryani; Badriyah, Lailatul ; Sitorus, Iwan Ramadhan (2024) - Abstract: This systematic review examines the effectiveness of bystander intervention programs in preventing sexual violence, with a focus on the role of masculinity and cultural factors. Considering the success of bystander intervention programs abroad, particularly in the United States and Canada, in reducing sexual violence rates among first-year college students, this article attempts to provide an overview of the bystander intervention programs implemented, the objectives, and the steps involved. Keywords: attitudes; behavior; bystander intervention; data; et al; findings; gender; intervention programs; men; participants; program; research; role; study; violence; violence prevention; women
• Examining the application of artificial intelligence in computers by Alsaati, Areej Abdulkareem Abdulraheem (2024) - In order to better understand the artificial intelligence in the computer, it is better to know how many things should be mentioned as the application of artificial intelligence in the computer for the development of the operating system based on artificial intelligence Neural networks, pattern recognition, forecasting and other features of artificial intelligence, which are used in this technique. 1. Introduction Artificial intelligence is considered one of the branches of computer science whose goal is to build artificial intelligence systems that can perform a set of tasks with high quality. Keywords: computer; data; intelligence; learning; networks; operating; state; system
• A comparative study on the perception of integrated resort in Korea before and after COVID-19 using social big data by Han, Jang Heon ; An, Kab Soo (2024) - The first stage involved collecting integrated resort keywords by analyzing data from the period before and after the COVID-19 outbreak on http://www.textom.co.kr, a professional keyword collection service. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2271 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: tommy379@hanseo.ac.kr A comparative study on the perception of integrated resort in Korea before and after COVID-19 using social big data Jang Heon Han1, Kab Soo An2* 1Department of Tourism Administration, Yong in University, Gyeonggi-do 17092, Korea; Cooljang96@Yongin.ac.kr (J.H.H.). Keywords: analysis; casino; covid-19; data; development; jeju; keywords; outbreak; research; resort; results; tourism
• Geographic information system for reporting damage and road grouping based on website using waterfall method and k-means method by Abdullah, Dahlan ; Ikhwani, Muhammad ; Ardian, Zalfie ; Erliana, Cut Ita ; Fauzan, Muhammad ; Isma, Fadilah (2024) - The large number of road damages in Lhokseumawe City today often makes it difficult for the relevant agencies to determine the priority of repairing road damage. Result and Discussion The Department of Public Works and Spatial Planning Office of Lhokseumawe City collected a variety of data that was essential for this study, including road damage data along the city's roads. Keywords: aceh; banda; broken; city; damage; data; doi; good; information; lhokseumawe; road; road damage; system; vol
• The role of flood disaster information literacy in community preparedness in Tempe district Wajo regency South Sulawesi province Indonesia by Sultan, Moehammad Iqbal ; Amir, Andi Subhan ; Tenriliweng, Andi Ahmad Hasan ; Arya, Nosakros ; Hidayatullah, Fauzan (2024) - The factor of disaster information literacy is divided into four parts: knowing sources of disaster information, evaluating disaster information, organizing disaster information, and utilizing and conveying disaster information (Marlyono, 2016). Correspondence: iqbalsultan@unhas.ac.id The role of flood disaster information literacy in community preparedness in Tempe district Wajo regency South Sulawesi province Indonesia Moehammad Iqbal Sultan1*, Andi Subhan Amir2, Andi Ahmad Hasan Tenriliweng3, Nosakros Arya4, Fauzan Hidayatullah5 1,2,4,5Department of Communication Studies, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia; iqbalsultan@unhas.ac.id (M.I.S.). Keywords: community; data; disaster; disaster information; district; flood; information; knowledge; lake; learning; literacy; people; preparedness; tempe; wajo
• Effect of Mentoring on Military Personnel Retention by Aman, Shewakena (2018) - It was found that psychological mentoring has higher effect on military personnel retention than career mentoring and role modeling. Keywords: Career mentoring; Psychological mentoring; Role modeling; Personnel retention. Keywords: academies; career; career mentoring; commitment; data; effect; employee; mentoring; military; modeling; organization; personnel retention; protégé; relationship; research; retention; role; study; vol
• Development of a total quality management framework for the mobile network operations Centre by Mogase, Keabetswe ; Ale, Felix ; Daniyan, Ilesanmi Afolabi ; Mpofu, Khumbulani (2024) - It also contributes to the understanding and use of quality TQM tools and techniques in telecommunication NOCs. It also contributes to the understanding and use of quality TQM tools and techniques in telecommunication NOCs. Keywords: analysis; criteria; data; doi; factors; fahp; framework; management; network; noc; process; quality; techniques; tools; total; tqm; vol
• The improvement of biomechanical variables at Albanian Elite boxers by Bendo, Aida ; Bushati, Sead ; Bushati, Marsida (2024) - TR leg variable is seen to be changed after training phase in posttest data, with these values: t(7)=-1.061, p=0.001<0.05, since TR Leg of experimental group is statistically lower than TR Leg of control group. Experimental 0.6205 0.4944 20.32% 12.173 0.000 TR Arm Control 0.6182 0.5779 6.51% 7.314 0.000 FreqP Experimental 1.3369 1.6462 18.79% 20.121 0.000 FreqP Control 1.3461 1.4086 4.43% 7.058 0.152 TR Leg Experimental 0.6215 0.5102 17.94% 4.124 0.000 TR Leg Control 0.6195 0.5797 6.42% 5.401 0.000 Table 3 shows the results of paired samples t-test between experimental group and control group in terms of means of three rounds for pretest and posttest data for both groups. Keywords: control; control group; data; experimental; group; mean; pretest; reaction; time; training
• Research on tourism demand forecast based on BP neural network -- Taking the number of tourists in Mulan Scenic spot in Huangpi District for example by Yin, Na ; Sutunyarak, Chonlavit (2024) - Keywords: Tourism demand forecast research tourism demand. In 2012, Huangpi Mulan Cultural Eco-Tourism Area was successfully established as a national 5A-level tourist attraction, marking the entry of Huangpi tourism into the top national tourist scenic area and a milestone in the development history of Huangpi tourism. Keywords: data; demand; huangpi; layer; network; neural; number; research; tourism; tourists
• Identifying money laundering risk indicators: Evidence from Bulgaria by Kostova, Silviya ; Zhelev, Zhelyo (2024) - The 'know-the-customer' techniques (Kim, Kim & Ahn, 2022) are not just a part of the identification of money laundering risk, they are the cornerstone. Digitization of audit methods and approaches to identify money laundering risks Adopting practical strategies for early diagnosis of risks not only serves as a deterrent to potential abuses but also plays a significant role in minimizing the potential negative impact of illegal financial activities on the financial stability and economic security of the state (Cornwell, Bilson, Gepp, Stern & Vanstone, 2023). Keywords: analysis; auditors; data; financial; laundering; money; money laundering; research; risk; tax; technologies
• Seismic Structural Analysis of the Alam-El Bueib Formation, Qasr Oil Field, North Western desert, Egypt by Metwalli, Farouk I ; Yousif, Mahmoud S ; Dally, Nancy H El ; Ata, Ahmed S Abu El (2019) - One larger branching normal fault trending E-W and lies to the south of the study area. The area of study was most probably affected by E-W trending normal faults during the opening of the Atlantic Ocean in the Jurassic. Keywords: area; cretaceous; data; desert; egypt; faults; figure; formation; qasr
• The evolution of marketing research in the context of digital transformation of society by Diadyk, Tetiana ; Dronova, Tetiana ; Burdyak, Oleh ; Nestor, Vitalii ; Voskresenska, Olena (2024) - tetiana.diadyk@pdau.edu.ua The evolution of marketing research in the context of digital transformation of society Tetiana Diadyk1*, Tetiana Dronova2, Oleh Burdyak3, Vitalii Nestor4, Olena Voskresenska5 1Department of Marketing, Educational and Scientific Institute of Economics, Management, Law and Information Technologies, Poltava State Agrarian University, Poltava, Ukraine; tetiana.diadyk@pdau.edu.ua (T.D.). The article aims to analyse the impact of new digital tools on marketing research, identify the main advantages of these methods, and develop recommendations for their optimisation. Keywords: analysis; companies; consumer; data; digital; global; marketing; marketing research; research; social; technologies; tools; use; vol
• Employing cluster analysis in defining groundwater wells patterns in Rafah by Elkahlout, Gamal R. ; Elkahlout, Mohaned A. (2024) - g.elkahlout@arabou.edu.sa Employing cluster analysis in defining groundwater wells patterns in Rafah Gamal R. Elkahlout1*, Mohaned A. Elkahlout2 1School of Business Studies, Arab Open University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; g.elkahlout@arabou.edu.sa (G.R.E.). Cluster analysis will depend on data clustered in groups according to similarities in chemical compounds. Keywords: analysis; average; cluster; clustering; data; groups; measures; validation; water; wells
• Advanced deep learning approaches for early detection and localization of ocular diseases by Ridha, Ali Mohammed ; Mohammed, Mohammed Jamal ; Saber, Hussban Abood ; Chyad, Mustafa Habeeb ; Abdulameer, Maryam Hussein (2024) - The two well-known websites were approved in this research to obtain the required data, namely (kaggle.com and github.com), where a large number of diseased eye image data were prepared with various classifications of known eye diseases. Keywords: Deep learning techniques, Detect tire defects image classification mechanisms, Eye diseases, Fingerprint. Keywords: algorithm; authors; cnn; data; detection; eye; face; fcnn; features; figure; gate; image; learning; training; vol
• Innovation, risk management, and proactive behavior: An insight into the aspects of entrepreneurial marketing in SMEs by Hassan, Hend S. H. ; Abdelkader, Ahmed A. M. (2024) - Research Aim In consideration of the priorly discussed matter, the current study aims to conduct a study in the context of Kuwait to explore the role of entrepreneurial marketing strategies (innovation, risk management, and proactive behaviour) and their consequential impact on the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through an empirical approach. This discussion will delve into the positive impacts of entrepreneurial marketing strategies on the competitiveness of SMEs, highlighting key areas where these strategies can make a substantial difference. Keywords: business; competitiveness; customer; data; innovation; management; marketing; new; risk; smes; strategies; value
• Comprehensive cost analysis of voice call recording storage with and without NAS and GSM gateway integration via unified communication server by Veer, Arshdeep Singh ; Bhardwaj, Sushil (2024) - The capital expenditure (capex) variance per year also reveals that NAS costs remain steady whereas UC server's local storage setups experience recurring annual peaks due to hard disk failures, broken heads or necessary internal hardware maintenance and re-installation of UC server. • NAS Cost: $240 for the NAS Keywords: analysis; cost; data; doi; drives; gateway; gsm; hdd; integration; nas; performance; server; storage; uc server; voice
• Leveraging Microsoft sentinel and logic apps for automated cyber threat response by Dakić, Vedran ; Morić, Zlatan ; Kapulica, Ana ; Regvart, Damir (2024) - By integrating Azure Sentinel into its ecosystem and automating attack responses, Microsoft Azure gains a distinct advantage over other Azure services. In their 2020 study, Copeland and Jacobs concentrated on the network security capabilities of Microsoft Azure, demonstrating how Azure Sentinel uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to lower the false positive rate in alerts and increase the efficiency of the Security Operations Center (SOC) teams. Keywords: authors; azure; cloud; data; detection; figure; google; integration; learning; logic; machine; microsoft; microsoft azure; microsoft sentinel; response; security; sentinel; siem; threat
• The influence of natural factors on poverty in West Halmahera by Permatasari, Dewi ; Maski, Ghozali ; Susilo, Susilo; Manzilati, Azfi (2024) - According to (Mussadun 2016) shows that natural conditions such as seasonal factors and coastal damage are the causes of natural poverty. Meanwhile, according to (Elwan 1999); (Benevolenza and DeRigne 2019), natural poverty is poverty caused by natural factors, such as disability, illness, age and natural disasters.(Yoon 2020) Keywords: analysis; capital; data; halmahera; number; people; poverty; regency; research; results; variable; water; west
• Redesign of work facilities at the tofu pressing station with a participatory ergonomic approach by Erliana, Cut Ita ; Sayuti, M. ; Abdullah, Dahlan ; Asral, Al ; Siagian, Yusril Yahya (2024) - REBA score work elements pouring soybeans. REBA score work elements compressing load lifting. Keywords: authors; data; doi; group; reba; score; table; tofu; vol; work
• Implementation of ward's agglomerative hierarchical clustering model to detect pulmonary tuberculosis endemic areas in Aceh Utara regency by Ula, Mutammimul ; Mauliza, Mauliza; Razi, Ar ; Sahputra, Ilham ; Ali, Muhammad Abdullah ; Said, Yumna Rilasmi (2024) - This study aims to explore and analyze existing data using the AHC algorithm to identify clusters of pulmonary TB endemic areas in Aceh Utara Regency, [17], based on altitude, population density, and the number of cases A deep understanding of these factors is crucial for identifying endemic TB areas and focusing public health interventions [2] [20]. Keywords: ahc; areas; cases; clustering; clusters; data; density; doi; factors; number; population; pulmonary; results; vol
• The impact of foreign direct investments on the increase in the number of visitors in tourism - Case study Republic of Kosovo by Bajrami, Halil ; Beha, Fejzula ; Bellaqa, Bashkim ; Shala, Venet (2024) - According to the research, there is a positive correlation between FDI growth and NTV. Based on the Central Bank of Kosovo's (CBK, 2023) statistical data on FDI trends in Kosovo 2008-2022, it indicates we have a more pronounced upward trend in recent years, with FDI reaching 778.2 million euros, but this increase is insufficient when compared to other countries in the region. Keywords: data; development; fdi; investment; kosovo; ntv; number; tourism; variable; visitors
• Real-time data exchange using web service with CIM for aging estimation of distribution transformers by Ku, Te-Tien ; Lin, Chia-Hung ; Chen, Chao-Shun ; Tsai, Kun-Lin ; Zhang, Tong-Yu ; Lee, Yih-Der ; Cheng, Chin-Chan ; Lin, Zi-Chun (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3030 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: ttku@nkust.edu.tw Real-time data exchange using web service with CIM for aging estimation of distribution transformers Te-Tien Ku1, Chia-Hung Lin1*, Chao-Shun Chen2, Kun-Lin Tsai1, Tong-Yu Zhang1, Yih-Der Lee3, Chin-Chan Cheng3, Zi-Chun Lin3 1Department of Electrical Engineering, National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, Kaohsiung, 807618, Taiwan; ttku@nkust.edu.tw (T.T.K.); chlin@nkust.edu.tw (C.H.L.). Abstract: This paper applies web services using the common information model (CIM) to exchange measurement data from the transformer terminal unit (TTU) to the distribution management system (ADMS) for the aging estimation of distribution transformers. Keywords: adms; aging; data; distribution; exchange; information; performance; time; transformers; ttu; web
• Environmental, social, and governance disclosure and firm performance: Evidence from firms listed under the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Top 100 Index by Rosley, Nor Atikah ; Muhammad, Kamaruzzaman ; Ghani, Erlane K ; Sukmadilaga, Citra (2023) - 102-116, 2016. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bar.2014.10.007 [59] O. Oualaid Janah and H. Sassi, The ESG impact on corporate financial performance in developing countries: A systematic literature review, International Journal of Accounting, Finance, Auditing, Management and Economics, vol. 2, no. 6, pp. 391-410, 2021. [50] P. Velte, Does ESG performance have an impact on financial performance? Keywords: authors; bursa; data; disclosure; environmental; esg; firms; governance; impact; journal; malaysia; performance; relationship; roa; study; table; value; vol
• Application of AI to minimize information risk in tax control: Evidence from Bulgaria by Zhelev, Zhelyo (2024) - These findings highlight the need for further development of AI tax technologies to address the specifics and complexities of tax checks and tax revisions. Information management tax control Collecting the information Information processing Analysis of information Risk analysis and management Cyber security and protection Large database processing Preparation of analyses, reports Gathering evidence Keywords: analysis; control; correlation; data; information; intelligence; management; risk; tax; tax control
• The applications of Ursodeoxycholic acid in infant with cholestasis: A retrospective cohort analysis by Hanifah, Nur ; Setyoboedi, Bagus ; Wungu, Citrawati Dyah Kencono ; Prihaningtyas, Rendi Aji (2024) - The applications of Ursodeoxycholic acid in infant with cholestasis: A retrospective cohort analysis Nur Hanifah1,2, Bagus Setyoboedi1,2*, Citrawati Dyah Kencono Wungu3,4, Rendi Aji Prihaningtyas1,2 1Department of Child Health, Dr. Soetomo General Academic Hospital, Surabaya, Indonesia. Ursodeoxycholic acid is well-established to enhance liver function when taken promptly. Keywords: acid; administration; bilirubin; cholestasis; data; doi; group; levels; liver; study; total; ursodeoxycholic; ursodeoxycholic acid
• Using neural networks for the detection of textual patterns in academic texts: A case study at the university of Nariño by Insuasti, Jesús ; Zapata-Jaramillo, Carlos Mario ; Bolaños, Manuel (2024) - According to the above, neural network models based on transformers are the most suitable techniques for computational linguistics. The advent of Big Data necessitates faster, more efficient methods to derive meaningful insights from large text datasets [5]. Keywords: authors; data; information; learning; research; solution; text; training; vol
• Exploration of discourse markers in Palembang Malay: Discourse analysis based on Fraser’s theory by Sari, Ayu Puspita Indah ; Oberto, Rachel ; Mayrita, Hastari ; Siahaan, Theodorus William ; Ramdhani, Muhammad Iqbal ; Amalia, Shynta (2024) - Correspondence: ayupuspita.indahsari@binadarma.ac.id Exploration of discourse markers in Palembang Malay: Discourse analysis based on Fraser’s theory Ayu Puspita Indah Sari1*, Rachel Oberto2, Hastari Mayrita3, Theodorus William Siahaan4, Muhammad Iqbal Ramdhani5, Shynta Amalia6 1,2,3,4Universitas Bina Darma, Indonesia; ayupuspita.indahsari@binadarma.ac.id (A.P.I.S), rjoberto@uw.edu (R.O); hastarimayrita@binadarma.ac.id (H.M); theo.siahaan@bahaso.net (T.S.); 5STIA Bala Putra Dewa, Indonesia: miqbalramdhani89@gmail.com (M.I.R.) This research is offered as an initial step in the linguistic discourse analysis of Palembang Malay by applying Fraser’s theory of discourse markers to a recording of oral conversational discourse. Keywords: dan; data; discourse; discourse markers; elaborative; fraser; indonesian; jadi; language; malay; message; palembang; relationship; segment; sentence; structure; suda; word; yang
• Modified energy efficient multi-level and spectrum aware unequal clustering with primary user classification in cognitive radio sensor networks by Subrahmanyam, Ch ; Lakshmi, T.R. Vijaya ; Kumar, K. Praveen ; Naidu, M. Lakshmu ; Sireesha, Majeti Venkata ; Sujeetha, G. Spica (2024) - Because energy is a necessary but limited resource in the world of sensor networks, optimizing the energy consumption of sensor nodes is of the utmost importance for attaining an increase in the network's overall energy efficiency. The choice of which cluster channel to employ serves as a determining factor in the selection of CMs designated for the cluster. Keywords: channel; chs; cluster; clustering; communication; data; energy; network; nodes; number; radio; routing; selection; sensor; wireless
• Limitations and potentials of ChatGPT-4 in gender expression: A future research outlook from a feminist perspective by Wang, Yunning (2024) - This phenomenon not only limits diversity in content creation but also subtly reinforces gender role biases, leading audiences to subconsciously associate women's success with family and motherhood. Abstract: This paper explores the limitations and potentials of ChatGPT in gender expression, with a particular focus on its impact on gender bias and stereotypes. Keywords: bias; biases; chatgpt-4; content; dall; data; female; feminist; gender; roles; stereotypes; women
• Cybersecurity disclosure and audit fees: An empirical study of listed companies on the Indonesia stock exchange by Susanto, Susanto; Soepriyanto, Gatot (2024) - The number of cybersecurity risk disclosure words in this study identifies items using keywords collected using https://voyant-tools.org/ with electronic counts on the annual report. This is because auditors can use cybersecurity risk disclosure in the company's annual report as a source for assessing company risk. Keywords: audit; companies; company; cyber; cybersecurity; data; disclosure; fees; risk; study; value; vol; words
• Job satisfaction and organisational commitment amongst employees in the south African department of education: Issues and challenges by Ndaleni/Sibiya, Lindiwe-Memory ; Fagbadebo, Omololu ; Mbandlwa, Zamokuhle (2024) - The study further suggests further research on strategies that can be implemented to improve employee job satisfaction and employee commitment for the benefit of the organisations. Keywords: Employee job satisfaction, Employee loyalty, Orgaanisational performance, Organisational commitment, Out-of- service employees, Professional growth. Keywords: authors; commitment; data; department; employees; job; loyalty; organisation; percent; research; respondents; satisfaction; science; study
• Leveraging data quality analytics for enhanced loan application and performance insights: A comprehensive approach by Karamani, Brunela ; Shehu, Bojken (2024) - c) Data Integration and Feature Engineering: Customer data and loan application data are combined by joining them by SQL join method or merge operations, subsequently followed by performance of customer loan data. We have taken into consideration the customer data 100K, the loan application data 150K, and the loan performance aggregated files 300K. To undertake data analytics, we employ SQL, Python, and Power BI, following these steps: a) Data Import and Preparation: We get customer data, loan application data, and loan performance data from the database to our SQL database. Keywords: analysis; analytics; application; banking; customer; data; loan; performance; quality
• Collaborative automated machine learning (AutoML) process framework by Chami, Johnas Camillius ; Santos, Vitor (2024) - By analyzing large datasets, AutoML models can uncover patterns and trends that would otherwise remain hidden, empowering SMEs to make more informed business decisions. Case Studies: To provide deeper insights into how the AutoML framework could be used in practice, case studies of specific SMEs were conducted. Keywords: adoption; automl; automl framework; business; challenges; data; expertise; framework; learning; machine; research; science; smes
• Decision support system for determining capital investment value in biodiesel production using the net present value method by Irwansyah, Defi ; Abdullah, Dahlan ; Yunizar, Zara ; Ardian, Zalfie ; Arrahman, Fadly (2024) - Adiwidya Muhammad Sofwan, Dendy Pramana Putra, and Lukman Efendi have conducted numerous successful studies in the field of SPK for investment value. In order to acquire data regarding investment value and profit. Keywords: biodiesel; company; data; decision; doi; feasibility; investment; net; npv; support; system; value; vol
• Exploring the role of digital infrastructure in school accreditation across types and geographies by Supardi, Supardi ; Agustina, Titik ; Muslimin, Afif Ikhwanul (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3877 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: supardi@uinmataram.ac.id Exploring the role of digital infrastructure in school accreditation across types and geographies Supardi Supardi1*, Titik Agustina2, Afif Ikhwanul Muslimin3 1Universitas Islam Negeri Mataram, Indonesia; supardi@uinmataram.ac.id (S.S.). Geographical location is another critical factor influencing school accreditation and the availability of digital infrastructure (Brownie et al., 2023). Keywords: accreditation; data; digital; infrastructure; public; research; schools; scores; table
• Exploring motor imagery classification in brain-computer interfaces: Case study of the Vietnamese BCI speller by Thi, Chau Ma ; Thanh, Long Vu ; Minh, Kien Nguyen (2024) - Figure 1 shows common experimental methods for acquiring EEG signals include two invasive methods: Electrocorticogram (ECoG) and Intracortical recordings. Electrodes are placed on the scalp using a cap or adhesive pads. 8875 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8873-8891, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3884 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Figure 1: Methods for acquiring EEG signals [7]. Keywords: authors; bci; brain; classification; data; dataset; eeg; hand; imagery; learning; motor; signals; speller; subject; system; vietnamese; vol
• The integrity of air pollution data measurements and their legal implications, a case study in Qatar on air pollution of the French company plume labs by Kattan, Imad AbdelKarim ; Iftaihat, Yassir Al ; El Farag, Mohamed Salem Abou (2024) - This enabled access to air pollution information and insights for AccuWeather’s growing digital audience. To ensure the accuracy of air pollution data, Qatar relies on robust environmental measurement standards, with government institutions playing a crucial role in monitoring and reporting this data. Keywords: accuracy; air; air pollution; air quality; application; companies; company; data; device; environment; information; labs; levels; plume; plume labs; pollution data; pollution levels; users
• A Mininet emulation study for SDN fat tree data center sleep mode routing algorithms by Fawzi, Sura ; Din, Norashidah Md (2024) - Innovating with SDN network is limited to popular simulators like GNS3 and OMNet++, NS2, and NS3. In order to reduce energy consumption, the most significant equivalent strategy for network energy-efficiency techniques concentrated on routing optimisation models and network traffic with a variety of constraints [20, 21]. Keywords: data; efficiency; energy; fat; method; mininet; mode; network; performance; sdn; sleep; software; switches; traffic; tree
• Enhanced video steganography using genetic algorithms, scrambling techniques, and RSA encryption for secure data embedding by younis, Ruaa Nadhim ; Mohasefi, Jamshid Bagherzadeh (2024) - Abstract: This study presents a novel approach for secure data embedding into video frames using a combination of RSA encryption, wavelet transforms, and genetic algorithm-based scrambling techniques. The primary focus of the work is to embed image data securely into video frames while preserving the quality of both the video and the extracted image. Keywords: data; embedding; encryption; frames; image; rsa; steganography; step; video
• The impact of cyber-attacks on companies and organisations in developed countries by Kazim, Ali Khalid Diwan ; Shanshul, Nisreen Riad (2024) - Cyber attack Company In 2013, Target, the third largest US retail chain, was the victim of a severe hacker attack in which 70 million customers had their personal information, including their bank account details, compromised. • Is there an impact of cyber-attacks on the systems of digital companies in developed countries? Keywords: attacks; companies; company; countries; customers; cyber; data; impact; risks
• Artificial neural network weights-based new formula for solar power plant energy prediction by Salim, Muhammed Sabri ; Sabri, Naseer ; Dheyab, Ali Abdul Rahman (2024) - 5. Results and Discussion The artificial neural network (ANN) in this research was trained using a dataset of 28,896 experimental datapoints for photovoltaic power output from the Science Data Bank and Reference 9351 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 9345-9355, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3998 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate PVOD They discovered that a nonlinear autoregressive semantic network effectively predicted solar module output power, with the maximum efficiency levels recorded at stages 3 and 6, demonstrating its potential for reliable prediction Keywords: ann; data; doi; energy; learning; network; output; photovoltaic; power; training
• Effects of the number of people, temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 parameters on indoor air quality in higher education institution classrooms by Ateş, Ergun ; Khameneh, Elham Talebi (2023) - https://doi.org/10.3390/su13010240 [16] A. Sozen and E. Işık, Indoor air quality measurements and analysis in offices and classrooms: The case of Tunceli University, Engineer and Mechanic, vol. 57, pp. Published: 22 December 2023 * Correspondence: ergunates@gmail.com Effects of the number of people, temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 parameters on indoor air quality in higher education institution classrooms Ergun Ateş1*, Elham Talebi Khameneh2 1Balikesir University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 10145 Altieylul, Balikesir, Turkey; ergunates@gmail.com (E.A.). Keywords: air; co2; data; humidity; indoor; measurement; number; people; study; temperature; values; windows
• Awareness on data privacy vis-à-vis data management practices at a state university in Quezon province: Input towards data-driven policy and manual for good governance by Miano, Leomar C. (2025) - Accepted: 3 January 2025; Published: 8 January 2025 * Correspondence: leomar_miano@yahoo.com Awareness on data privacy vis-à-vis data management practices at a state university in Quezon province: Input towards data-driven policy and manual for good governance Leomar C. Miano1* 1Southern Luzon State University, Lucban, Quezon, Philippines; leomar_miano@yahoo.com (L.C.M.). Abstract: This study investigated the relationship between awareness on data privacy and management practices at Southern Luzon State University (SLSU). Keywords: awareness; data; data management; data privacy; management; practices; privacy; respondents; table; university; years
• Consignment accounting - a tool of mitigating loss of cargo in shipping industry by Othman, Mahdy S. (2025) - The average ratings related to the level of cargo loss with regards to the occurrence of scale 1-5 was averagely high in the Middle East (4.0) and Greece (4.1) and therefore the regions experiencing high occurrence of cargo losses nearly consider the loss incidents Machin28 to be more severe. This result provides evidence toward the idea that effective implementation of consignment accounting minimizes loss and increases appreciation for the shipping procedure. Keywords: accounting; analysis; cargo loss; consignment; consignment accounting; data; industry; loss reduction; reduction; regions; satisfaction; shipping; study; vol
• Forecasting analytics for industry 4 by Alroomi, Azzam (2024) - The modeling results, as was similarly in a study by Shang, Yang, Huang, & Lyu [14] showed that in cases where limited process knowledge about the process phenomenon exists, data-driven soft sensors could be effective tools for predictive data analytics. Specifically, the platform emphasized the use of machine learning methods for process data analytics while simultaneously taking advantage of big data processing tools and exploiting the currently available industrial grade cloud computing platforms. Keywords: analytics; data; et al; industry; learning; machine; manufacturing
• Remote methods of estimating carbon reserves at the site of the Far Eastern carbon polygon by Kostyk, Veronika ; Yaroslavtsev, Alex ; Lialiushko, Evgeny ; Nagornyi, Konstantin ; Vikhrenko, Snezhana ; Lisina, Irina ; Belenev, Sergey (2025) - Abstract: Carbon test sites are test sites located in unique ecosystems where technologies for measuring, monitoring and controlling greenhouse gases are developed and tested. Lidar survey was conducted, which resulted in the following: DEM and tree height map. Keywords: area; authors; biomass; carbon; data; dem; greenhouse; polygon; vegetation; vol
• Developing and implementing AI-driven models for demand forecasting in US supply chains: A comprehensive approach to enhancing predictive accuracy by Hasan, MD Rokibul ; Islam, Md Raisul ; Rahman, Md Anisur (2025) - Recent advancements in deep learning, such as the use of transformers and attention mechanisms, have further improved the accuracy of demand forecasting models. Furthermore, there are limitations to the data used in demand forecasting models, including data quality, model interpretability, and generalizability. Keywords: businesses; chain; customer; data; demand; demand forecasting; features; forecasting; learning; market; models; sales; supply; target; time; vol
• Leveraging SDN for scalable and sustainable fat tree networks: A multi-objective performance and energy efficiency evaluation of an 8-pod fat tree data center by Fawzi, Sura ; Din, Norashidah Md (2025) - By turning off or putting idle network components (such as switches or links) into low-power states during periods of low traffic [20-22] data centers can reduce their overall energy consumption without sacrificing performance, it represents an important optimization that can be integrated into SDN networks to improve energy efficiency, particularly in large-scale, high-density topologies like the fat tree. Another notable approach by Ammal and Chandra [45] suggested ant colony optimization for optimizing flow route discovery in SDN networks, particularly for multimedia services. Keywords: data; energy; fat; mode; network; performance; pod; sdn; sleep; switches; topology; traffic; tree; vol
• Sustainable green corridor planning in Tekirdağ, Turkey, using the least-cost path approach by TİGEN, Meltem GÜNEŞ ; ÖZCAN, Osman (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eiar.2010.10.003 [12] M. Balbi, M. Bertoncin, F. Cagnacci, and S. Ciuti, Leveraging least-cost path models to assess ecological corridors for connectivity conservation, Landscape Ecology, vol. 34, no. 5, pp. 1047–1060, 2019. This study focuses on Tekirdağ Province as a case study to explore the potential of sustainable green corridor planning in a region facing significant urban and agricultural pressures. Keywords: analysis; areas; biodiversity; connectivity; corridors; cost; data; green; planning; study; urban; vol
• Implementing zero-trust architecture and quantifying the impact on system reliability and data protection in big data cloud infrastructures by Perumal, Arun Pandiyan ; Ahire, Viralkumar (2025) - Research Study Selection This study selected fifteen previously conducted studies on ZTA architecture and implementation. Context Discuss the implementation of ZTA architecture within the provided big-data cloud environment. Keywords: access; architecture; challenges; cloud; data; implementation; management; security; study; system; trust; vol; zta
• Vulnerabilities in cryptographic hash functions: A practical study of hash cracking techniques and security implications by Redžepagić, Jasmin ; Regvart, Damir ; Rudeš, Hrvoje ; Petrunić, Robert (2025) - Abstract: This paper explores hash functions and their security challenges, which ensure data integrity and confidentiality in digital systems. With advancing computing power, particularly GPUs and distributed networks, hash functions face increasing threats from brute-force, dictionary, and rainbow table attacks. Keywords: algorithms; attacks; brute; cracking; data; dictionary; force; functions; hash; hash functions; input; password; security; values
• Resilience and adaptability strategies of Moroccan companies amid the COVID-19 crisis: A K-means clustering analysis by Zakaria, ENNOUHI ; Abdelhalim, LAKRARSI ; Riadsolh, A. ; Lasri, Imane (2025) - The results of this study enhance our understanding of the factors that influenced company performance during the COVID-19 crisis and offer a framework for strengthening governance and resilience during future crises. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3, 137-150 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5151 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 31 December 2024; Revised: 19 February 2025; Accepted: 21 February 2025; Published: 3 March 2025 * Correspondence: zakaria.ennouhi@um5r.ac.ma Resilience and adaptability strategies of Moroccan companies amid the COVID-19 crisis: A K-means clustering analysis ENNOUHI Zakaria1*, LAKRARSI Abdelhalim1, A. Riadsolh2, Imane Lasri2 1Laboratory of Economic Competitiveness and Managerial Performance Faculty of Law, Economics and Social Sciences of Souissi, Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco; zakaria.ennouhi@um5r.ac.ma (E.Z.). Keywords: analysis; business; cluster; companies; covid-19; data; learning; level; management; moroccan; pandemic; performance; resilience; sales; strategies; vol; working
• Perceived financial and operational impact of E-HRM in Saudi Arabia by Alharbi, Samar S. (2025) - Finally, only forty-four percent of respondents noted that they employ e- productivity features within e-HR systems. Utilizing a quantitative research design allows for a more comprehensive and detailed examination of how e-HR practices shape organizational outcomes. Keywords: data; efficiency; employee; hrm; management; organizations; percent; performance; productivity; research; study; vol; workforce
• Blockchain-enhanced vehicle data management system with file-based search for crime detection by Sim, Chul Jun (2025) - [7] D.-Y. Shin, J.-H. Kim, S.-H. Lee, D.-J. Shin, J.-K. Oh, and J.-J. Kim, Big data processing and monitoring system based on vehicle data, The Journal of the Institute of Internet, Broadcasting and Communication, vol. 19, no. 3, pp. This study presents a hybrid approach that combines file-based search with blockchain technology to optimize both speed and security in vehicle data management. Keywords: blockchain; data; file; search; security; system; vehicle
• Ergonomic usability evaluation and inclusive redesign of diagnostic imaging device interfaces for aging sonographers by Hokyoung, Lee (2025) - 2. Research Objectives This study aims to enhance the usability of diagnostic ultrasound device interfaces for older sonographers. What inconveniences or improvements exist in the system's functions or user interface when measuring patient lesions? Keywords: data; design; interface; patient; sonographers; usability; vol
• Accounting information system effects on job performance: Baghdad University/Iraq by Al-Delfi, Ahmed Faraj Abdulkareem ; Khaleel, Moamin Adnan Khaleel, (2025) - Keywords: Accounting Information system, Employee empowerment, Job performance. Accounting information systems exhibit significant variation in design to accommodate the requirements of many organizations and environments. Keywords: accounting; accounting information; ais; data; decision; information; job; making; management; performance; research; study; systems; vol
• The impact of artificial intelligence on organizational decision-making processes by Huang, Baoyu ; Niyomsilp, Eksiri (2025) - Expected Findings from Quantitative Data Analysis To examine statistical relationships between AI integration, decision-making capabilities, ethical challenges, human oversight, regulatory compliance, and AI effectiveness, there is the expected findings from quantitative data analysis. Key findings reveal that AI integration positively influences decision effectiveness (β=0.156, p=0.031), but human oversight (β=0.381, p<0.001) and regulatory compliance (β=0.314, p<0.001) play crucial mediating roles. Keywords: analysis; challenges; compliance; data; decision; effectiveness; human; making; oversight
• Trustworthy mutual user authentication technique using id in fog computing by Sujatha, K. ; Sasireka, D. ; Ayyadurai, M. ; Indumathi, G. ; Bharathi, M. (2025) - iii. TID computes the hash function having the components of fog user authentication ticket and sends it to the respected fog node. 3. Proposed Methodology The proposed system TMAT discusses a complete and improvised mutual authentication using the ID between fog users and fog nodes. Keywords: authentication; cloud; computing; data; fog; key; node; number; scheme; session; user; vol
• Fuzzy logic and linear regression modelling in breast cancer detection: A review by Ahmed, Reham A. ; Shafi, Muhammad Ammar ; Rashid, Nor Faezan Abdul ; Othman, Suraya ; Badeel, Rozin ; Abdal, Banan Badeel (2025) - Also, applying linear regression models works because the overall types of models are rather interpretable. To overcome the limitations of linear regression models are made fuzzy, the predictions are more accurate and outperform the other parameters like precision and recall, mainly in the conditions when the medical data varies. Keywords: breast; cancer; data; detection; learning; linear; logic; models; regression; vol
• Evaluating the readiness of public institutions for AI-Driven decision making: A framework for adaptive governance by Kurhayadi, Kurhayadi (2025) - The centrality of digital skills to public sector AI readiness has been documented across numerous studies. Six-dimensional framework for evaluating public sector AI readiness based on adaptive governance. Keywords: data; decision; framework; governance; institutions; integration; learning; making; readiness; sector; study; vol
• Development of a fuzzy control system for optimizing fuel consumption on ship main propulsion engines by Sutanto, Heri ; Sutrisno, Imam ; Senda, Paris Juvenalis Marino ; Pang, Ariswanto Sa"; Santosa, Ari Wibawa Budi (2025) - Robustness: FLC systems are less sensitive to noise and parameter variations. https://doi.org/10.1109/TCST.2021.3072489 [12] IEEE, IEEE transactions on fuzzy systems, vol. 28, no. 11, pp. 2881-2894, 2020. Keywords: consumption; control; data; engine; flc; fuel; logic; pid; ship; system; vol
• Testing real-time system algorithms performance on synthetic Data: Analytical study of hard and soft system tasks by Younis, Noor K. ; Ahmed, Marwa Riyadh ; Talab, Azhar W. ; Ali, Rabei Raad (2025) - Keywords: Early deadline first, Feasibility, Utilization, Least Laxity First, Rate Monotonic Scheduling, Real time system, Synthetic datasets. Future work should focus on hybrid algorithms or load balancing to overcome these limitations and process data in real time without tasks going beyond the time available to them in the CPU. Keywords: data; deadline; edf; rms; scheduling; synthetic; systems; task; time; vol
• Improvement of lecturer performance in research and scientific publication through coaching program at Marsekal Suryadarma Aerospace University by Widana, I Dewa Ketut Kerta ; Setiawati, Sri ; Susanto, Primadi Candra (2025) - This situation presents a challenge, as one of the requirements for achieving Excellent Accreditation is to have lecturers with functional positions and doctoral degrees, which requires efforts to improve lecturer performance. Published: 8 May 2025 * Correspondence: dkwidana@unsurya.ac.id Improvement of lecturer performance in research and scientific publication through coaching program at Marsekal Suryadarma Aerospace University I Dewa Ketut Kerta Widana1*, Sri Setiawati2, Primadi Candra Susanto3 1Magister Management Study Program, Universitas Dirgantara Marsekal Suryadarma; dkwidana@unsurya.ac.id (I.D.K.K.W) 2Magister Management Study Program, STIE Manajemen Bisnis, Indonesia; sri.setiawati@stiembi.ac.id (S.S.) 3Vocational, Institut Transportasi dan Logistik Trisakti, Indonesia; primstrisakti@gmail.com (P.C.S). Keywords: coaching; data; lecturers; mentoring; performance; publication; research; unsurya
• Fault prediction models for big data analysis in industrial internet of things: A literature review by Zhou, Yang ; Bashah, Nor Shahniza Binti Kamal (2025) - Several literature reviews have addressed fault prediction models, often focusing on specific applications, such as wind turbines, power inverters, and software quality, among others. Using Apache Spark, researchers can efficiently process and analyze data from multiple sensors in a distributed environment, thereby achieving real-time updates and dynamic optimization of fault prediction models (Figure 1). Keywords: analysis; applications; data; detection; fault; fault prediction; industrial; learning; methods; models; networks; prediction; research; systems; time; vol
• A novel application of the EWMA Wilcoxon signed-rank control chart in the animal feed industry by Herdiani, Erna Tri ; Masa, Mellyana ; Jaya, Andi Kresna (2025) - In general, EWMA control charts assume the data is normally distributed [7]. ARL EWMA Wilcoxon Signed Rank Control Chart Nonparametric Finding the change in the process that has gone out of control as soon as feasible is the primary goal of statistical process control charts. Keywords: chart; control; control chart; data; ewma; nonparametric; process; rank; value; vol; wilcoxon
• Intelligent decision-making system for jewelry retail prediction and inventory management integrating CRM data by Han, Ting-Ting (2025) - Second, although the application of CRM systems in retail has been extensively studied, research on how to effectively integrate CRM data with inventory management systems to optimize jewelry retail operations remains insufficient. Another key area for future research includes investigating the impact of blockchain technology on the reliability and traceability of inventory management systems in the jewellery industry. Keywords: analysis; business; crm; customer; data; decision; implementation; integration; inventory; inventory management; jewellery; jewelry; learning; making; management; prediction; research; retail; sales; system; value; vol
• The impact of work environment and workload on job satisfaction: An empirical study of teachers in Chinese private higher educational institutes by Li, Wang ; Khatibi, Ali ; Tham, Jacqueline (2025) - Research Conclusions This research explores the crucial elements that shape job satisfaction among university faculty, with a specific focus on the influence of work environment and workload on teacher satisfaction. These results contribute to the expanding corpus of research focused on teacher job satisfaction and provide insightful guidance for university administration, indicating that enhancing the work environment and tackling workload issues should be primary focal points in strategies aimed at elevating faculty contentment and productivity. Keywords: data; environment; faculty; impact; job; job satisfaction; private; research; study; teachers; universities; vol; work; work environment; workload
• Policy performance evaluation from the perspective of a simple input-output transformation theory: A study on the utilization of grant and social assistance funds in Kediri city by Syahputra, Fandi Reza ; Zauhar, Soesilo ; Sarwono, Sarwono; Nuh, Mohammad (2025) - Moreover, the theoretical framework also addresses governance issues in the implementation of grant and social assistance policies. This approach was selected to gain an in-depth understanding of the practical realities surrounding the implementation of grant and social assistance policies by the Kediri City Government. Keywords: assistance; data; evaluation; implementation; input; output; policies; policy; research; study
• Communications of smart systems based on software-defined radio and internet of things by Jaloudi, Samer (2025) - Smart agriculture systems employ IoT technologies and SDR platforms in their architecture. [31] A. V. Pedapudi, S. T. Kurapati, G. Narayanan, and D. G. Kurup, Performance analysis of sensor communications for agriculture systems using SDR platform, presented at the 2020 5th IEEE International Conference on Recent Advances and Innovations in Engineering (ICRAIE), 2020. Keywords: cloud; data; fog; gateway; http; ieee; iot; layer; platform; protocols; sdr; smart; systems; wireless
• Integrating security into university operations: A case for TM forum’s open digital architecture in higher education by Regvart, Damir ; Ogrizek, Ivana Biškupić ; Kapulica, Ana (2025) - This paper examines how ODA's security capabilities may address issues specific to higher education by connecting ODA components to essential university operations, including research data protection, student lifecycle management, and campus-wide applications. [3] TM Forum, ODA component map, Retrieved: https://www.tmforum.org/oda/directory/components-map. Keywords: architecture; components; data; framework; information; management; oda; security; systems; university; vol
• Determining factors influence self-efficacy on graduate leadership ability among university students in Zheng Zhou city by Peng, Ziqian ; Khatibi, Ali ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - There are areas of educational leadership research in China that have not been adequately addressed [3]. Leadership development is a multifaceted phenomenon with multiple definitions and meanings that need to be further explored. Keywords: data; design; development; leadership; learning; methods; questionnaire; reliability; research; results; sample; sampling; science; study; validity; vol
• From the standpoint of economic education, creative economic development by Stevani, Fruri ; Wahjoedi, Wahjoedi; Utomo, Sugeng Hadi ; Haryono, Agung (2025) - Keywords: Creative attitude, Creative economy, Economic education, Entrepreneurial expertise. [12] D. DeNatale and G. H. Wassall, Creative economy research in New England: A reexamination white paper. Keywords: bojonegoro; business; data; economic; economy; entrepreneurship; knowledge; sector; study; vol
• Integration of NLP, AI-driven data analysis, risk assessment, and electronic whistle-blowing systems in fraud detection by Tan, Chelsea ; Cyntia, Calrsen ; Handoko, Bambang Leo (2025) - Therefore, adopting AI-driven solutions and secure digital reporting mechanisms is crucial for strengthening fraud detection systems. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6, 835-845 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.7955 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 14 March 2025; Revised: 2 June 2025; Accepted: 6 June 2025; Published: 10 June 2025 * Correspondence: chelsea.tan@binus.ac.id Integration of NLP, AI-driven data analysis, risk assessment, and electronic whistle-blowing systems in fraud detection Keywords: analysis; assessment; data; detection; fraud; fraud detection; language; nlp; processing; research; risk; system; vol
• Optimizing data quality in big data through unsupervised record linkage techniques by Bendida, Aissam ; Djamel, Amar Bensaber ; Adjoudj, Réda ; Atig, Yahia (2025) - He The evaluation of record linkage methods, including those based on unsupervised blocking, relies on several essential metrics. [31] Z. Sadeghian, E. Akbari, H. Nematzadeh, and H. Motameni, A review of feature selection methods based on meta- heuristic algorithms, Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, vol. Keywords: algorithm; approach; authors; blocking; data; dataset; feature; firefly; learning; linkage; lsh; method; process; record; results; selection; vol
• An empirical study on the influencing factors of community music participation of elderly groups in Chengdu city by Wang, Funan ; Khatibi, Abdol Ali ; Tham, Jacquline (2025) - Abstract: As aging continues to deepen in Chengdu, community music activities, as an important vehicle for promoting the psychological health and social connection of older adults, and their influencing factors have become the focus of healthy aging research. Community music activities, as an important part of community cultural activities, have received widespread attention because of its integration of artistry, socialization and participation [2]. Keywords: activities; activity; chengdu; community; community music; data; level; music; needs; participation; residents; study; support; vol
• Analysis of on-time delivery performance from inbound logistics, operations, and outbound logistics by Chuasuksanthong, Veerawithe ; Duantrakoonsil, Wanwisa ; Janyapoon, Suwat (2025) - Their results showed an 18% reduction in total travel distance and a 10% decrease in the number of vehicles used compared to the original plan, significantly reducing fuel costs and delivery time. 1059 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 1051-1064, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8028 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Additionally, factors such as transportation costs, delivery time, and potential risks, including delivery delays, raw material shortages, or quality issues, must be considered. Keywords: analysis; costs; data; delivery; distribution; factors; inventory; logistics; management; planning; research; systems; time; transportation; vehicle; vol; warehouse
• Digital transformation and AI in Moroccan cities: Pathways to smart urban governance by Ghaleb, Najoua El Abbas El ; Cherti, Anass ; Jouiet, Insaf ; Kharbach, Mohamed ; Laghzaoui, Fadoua (2025) - Digital Transformation, Artificial Intelligence, and Urban Management Recent conversations surrounding smart cities and digital urban governance highlight the transformative role of information and communication technologies (ICT) and artificial intelligence (AI) in modernizing municipal services. In Morocco, although some cities are beginning to integrate these technologies, digital urban resilience remains at an experimental stage and requires a more structured strategic framework [7]. Keywords: cities; citizen; city; data; digital; governance; management; service; transformation; urban
• Strategic integration of big data in supply chain management: Unlocking innovation, sustainability, and competitiveness in the new s-curve industries by Chienwattanasook, Krisada ; Wongwanich, Boontharika ; Wahawisan, Tanasak ; Boonyapisangkhan, Artit (2025) - By analyzing vast amounts of supply chain data, companies can enhance demand forecasting, optimize inventory, manage risk and improve visibility across the supply chain [16]. Received: 11 April 2025; Revised: 13 June 2025; Accepted: 16 June 2025; Published: 26 June 2025 * Correspondence: artit_b@rmutt.ac.th Strategic integration of big data in supply chain management: Unlocking innovation, sustainability, and competitiveness in the new s-curve industries Krisada Chienwattanasook1, Boontharika Wongwanich2, Tanasak Wahawisan3, Artit Boonyapisangkhan4* 1,2,4Department of Management, Faculty of Business Administration, Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani, 12110, Thailand; krisada_c@rmutt.ac.th (K.C.) boontharika_w@rmutt.ac.th (B.W.) artit_b@rmutt.ac.th (A.B.) 3Idemitsu Apollo Thailand Company Limited, Chonburi, 20160, Thailand; tanasak@apollothai.com (T.W.) Keywords: analytics; chain; data; digital; entrepreneurs; management; scm; supply; sustainability; vol
• The influence of attitudes toward ecopreneurship on ecopreneurship intention: A study on generation Z students in Bandung city by Wakan, Fadlina Nova Aisyah ; Hatammimi, Jurry (2025) - The findings reveal a significant and positive influence of attitude toward ecopreneurship on ecopreneurship intention. Keywords: Attitude toward ecopreneurship, Ecopreneurship intention, Ecopreneurship, Generation Z. 1. Keywords: attitude; business; data; ecopreneurship; entrepreneurship; environmental; generation; indonesia; intention; research; study; table; test; vol
• Open government APIs and their impact on smart city service delivery: Evidence from metropolitan areas by Hardini, Inkreswari Retno ; Bhaskoro, Susetyo Bagas (2025) - Keywords: Citizen participation, Comparative policy analysis, Digital public services, Open government APIs, Smart city governance. Academic Literature Peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers were retrieved from Scopus and Web of Science, focusing on keywords such as open government APIs, digital government, smart city platforms, and interoperability. Keywords: api; apis; cities; citizen; city; data; digital; governance; government; implementation; indonesia; service; singapore; smart; systems; technical; vol
• MPH-YOLO method for isolating the controller hand amidst multiple hands in digital interaction environments by Himamunanto, Agustinus Rudatyo ; Rustad, Supriadi ; Soeleman, Mochammad Arief ; Shidik, Guruh Fajar (2025) - In the domain of computer vision applied to hand gesture recognition, gesture detection Several studies have integrated YOLO with hand gesture recognition. Keywords: accuracy; data; figure; gesture; hand; learning; marker; mediapipe; object; recognition; vol; yolo
• The impact of temporal aggregation on nonlinearity detection: An empirical analysis of exchange rate dynamics using the LM test by Christodoulou-Volos, Christos (2025) - This study will fill this gap by implementing the LM test for nonlinearity in a systematic way on exchange rate data aggregated at different levels. Abstract: This study investigates the impact of temporal aggregation on the performance of the Lagrange Multiplier (LM) test for exchange rate nonlinearity. Keywords: aggregation; data; exchange; exchange rate; frequency; levels; nonlinearity; rate; test; time; usd; vol; volatility
• Correlation between Artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship in new ERA by SHEHU, Ermira ; SEJFIJAJ, Osman ; SEJFIJAJ, Haris ; TAHIRI, Alberta (2025) - This paper explores the interplay between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and entrepreneurship, examining how AI technologies are reshaping business operations, decision-making, and innovation processes. Crosstabulation Advance entrepreneurship research * AI business accelerater?. Keywords: business; data; entrepreneurship; innovation; intelligence; making; management; research; total; use; vol
• Big pharma biopolitics: A critical study of vaccine trials in Indonesia - a legal review by Krisnayanto, Krisnayanto; Suryadi, Suryadi (2025) - 1. Introduction Indonesia’s emergence as a key site for global vaccine trials represents a significant shift in the geopolitics of health. By drawing from Foucault’s concept of biopower, Dependency Theory, and Human Rights-Based Legal Analysis, we examine how global vaccine trials in Indonesia are not only scientific and regulatory endeavours but also geopolitical strategies that operate within asymmetrical power structures. Keywords: data; global; governance; health; indonesia; national; pharmaceutical; research; sovereignty; study; trials; vaccine; vol
• Optimizing ship guidance service time based on movement order fluctuations: An applied nonlinear analytics and Markov chain analysis approach by Moejiono, Moejiono (2025) - Conclusion This research aims to analyze ship movement command patterns and determine optimal pilotage service time standards using simulation data in the Full Mission Ship Simulator. With this approach, the research seeks to explore the factors that influence the effectiveness of pilotage services and identify service time patterns based on simulation data in the Full Mission Ship Simulator (FMSS) laboratory of the Alawadhi and Konsowa Keywords: command; conditions; data; movement; research; service; ship; time
• Opportunities and challenges of digital fabrication applied to field work in biological projects by Quesada, Luis Diego Gómez (2025) - Abstract: This article documents the use of digital fabrication technologies throughout the stages of developing a prototype designed for field use. This article seeks to document the ideation process, fabrication and field testing of the proposed device, the different iterations of prototypes that the team developed, as well as to analyze the potential of digital fabrication technologies as efficient, accessible and less expensive means of prototyping, particularly for conservation efforts and innovative projects. Keywords: author; data; development; device; fabrication; figure; learning; printing; prototype; tank; vol
• Organized leader election consensus protocol and a supportive blockchain model for ambient assisted living by Assiri, Basem (2024) - • Leader Election Protocols: There are many leader election consensus protocols where an elected leader proposes the new block and coordinates blockchain decisions on data processing and updating. Thus, AAL transactions are classified into three classes: special-sensitivity, time- sensitivity, and non-sensitivity. Keywords: aal; blockchain; consensus; data; leader; nodes; ole; protocol; queue; time; transactions; vol
• Structural control of Jurassic aquifer geometry in the tabular Middle Atlas Morocco by Mouljebouj, Soukaina; Saadi, Mohamed; Souiri, Smail; Kounti, Imane; moutchou, Wiame El (2025) - Tectonic lineaments were extracted from Landsat 8 OLI satellite images using Principal Component Analysis (PCA), directional Sobel filters, and Gram-Schmidt fusion. To achieve this objective, specific goals have been set: (1) extract and statistically analyze tectonic lineaments from Landsat 8 satellite images; (2) correlate these surface structures with lithological and structural data from hydrogeological boreholes; and (3) produce a conceptual model of the aquifer geometry that explains the distribution of thicknesses and identifies the most favorable areas for groundwater accumulation.2. Keywords: aquifer; atlas; authors; data; figure; lineaments; morocco; study; vol
• A Systematic review on AI-based object recognition in unfavorable weather condition: Curacy and GDPR compliance by Tshipota, Talifhani Calvin; Du, Chunling; Nawej, Claude Mukatshung; Leholo, Sempe Thom (2025) - [21] D. Nguyen, J. Smith, and L. Zhang, Impact of snow density on object detection models, in Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (pp. 450–460). [28] Y. Chen, L. Zhang, R. Wang, M. Liu, and T. Huang, Evaluating object detection models under extreme weather conditions, IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, vol. 72, no. 6, pp. Keywords: conditions; data; detection; fusion; ieee; learning; models; object; object detection; review; sensor; systems; vol; weather
• The role of business analysis, ai-enabled insights, and data analytics in enhancing the efficiency of digital transformation in Saudi Arabian organisations by Hawsawi, Anwar; Alanizan, Salem (2025) - Correspondence: s.alanizan@outlook.com The role of business analysis, ai-enabled insights, and data analytics in enhancing the efficiency of digital transformation in Saudi Arabian organisations Anwar Hawsawi1, Salem Alanizan2* 1,2College of Administration and Finance, Business Administration Department, Saudi Electronic University, Saudi Arabia. The results clearly demonstrate that business analysis, AI-enabled insights, and data analytics, individually, have a strong and positive impact on the successful delivery of digital transformation. Keywords: analysis; analytics; business; data; data analytics; decision; digital; insights; making; research; role; saudi; transformation; vol
• Interaction between financial institution development and financial market development in MENA region: Its effect on economic growth by Hanoun, Raed; Taher, Hanadi (2025) - The interaction between financial institution development and financial market development is used as a proxy for overall financial development. Results reveal that the interaction between financial institution development and financial market development contributes to a 1.39 percentage point increase in economic growth. Keywords: capital; data; development; economic; growth; institutions; journal; markets; mena; panel; vol
• Misleading dynamics: The erosion of Durbin-Watson power through time aggregation by Christodoulou-Volos, Christos (2025) - There have been few direct examinations of DW test power under temporal aggregation, however. The present study fills this void by systematically examining how aggregation reduces DW test power under different autocorrelation regimes, aggregation levels, and DGPs. Keywords: aggregation; autocorrelation; avg; data; durbin; dw test; frequency; los; power; series; test; usd; vol; watson; weekly

• Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development: A literature review and future research directions by Tran, Dang Khoa (2025) - The evolution of CSR Corporate social-responsibility(283), financial performance(66), environmental management(61) framework(49), impact(48), green(44), innovation(44), strategies(40), corporate sustainability(38), supply chain management(22), environmental performance(20) Both stakeholder engagement and transparency in CSR performance are important in reducing capital constraints. Keywords: analysis; author; business; citations; cluster; csr; development; green; impact; innovation; journal; management; performance; research; responsibility; science; social; studies; sustainability; vol
• Municipal tourism management and sustainable development: Evidence from Huánuco, Peru by Villena-Andrade, Tomas Dali; Espejo-Simenon, Soto; Leonardo-Beltrán, Carlos Dante; Bravo-Taboada, Yossary Darill; Guanilo-Luna, Ulises Renieer (2025) - General hypothesis test: Chi-square and Kendall’s Tau-b. Test Value df p-value Interpretation Chi-square (Pearson) 351.744 16 0.000 Significant association Likelihood Ratio 285.193 16 0.000 Consistent with Chi-square Linear-by-linear Association 173.880 1 0.000 Strong linear trend Kendall’s Tau-b 0.596 - 0.000 Moderate positive correlation Source: Survey on municipal tourism management and sustainable tourism development. Very low positive association Municipal management Significant (p=0.000) 0.319 0.000 Low positive association Source: Survey on municipal tourism management and sustainable tourism development. Keywords: association; development; governance; huánuco; management; planning; sustainability; tourism; tourism development; tourism management; visitors; vol
• Developing and upgrading creative tourism by creating value through tourism activities in Phuket province by Pattanameteewit, Russarin; Thongkerd, Monsirada (2025) - The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has identified the Phuket Old Town community as a model for creative community tourism, capable of attracting quality travelers and supporting inclusive economic growth. Government agencies involved in creative community tourism in Phuket Province 2) Keywords: activities; community; community tourism; culture; development; experiences; identity; learning; participation; phuket; phuket province; province; thailand; tourism; tourism activities; tourism experiences; tourists; value
• Assessing the impact of sustainable tourism on Albania’s economy by Banushaj, Aseda; Jorgji, Etis; (Dervishi), Doriana Matraku; Picari, Gentian (2025) - Assessing the impact of sustainable tourism on Albania’s economy Aseda Banushaj1, Etis Jorgji2, Doriana Matraku (Dervishi)3, Gentian Picari4* 1,2,3Department of Economics, Faculty of Economy, University of Tirana, Albania; asedabanushaj@feut.edu.al (A.B.) etis.jorgji@unitir.edu.al (E.J.) dorianadervishi@feut.edu.al (D.M.D.) 4Albanian Development Fund, Tirana, Albania; gentianpicari@yahoo.com (G.P.). The research examines the effect of sustainable tourism on Albania's economy by considering factors such as GDP growth and employment opportunities for businesses and residents. Keywords: albania; authors; capita; development; employment; gdp; growth; infrastructure; log; study; tourism; vol
• Cognitive robotic systems for sustainable development and competitive advantage: Eliminating lean wastes by Kinebas, Mikhail; Ivanov, Serhii; Ivanov, Mykola (2025) - Abstract: This study explores how the integration of cognitive robotic systems into lean manufacturing can simultaneously address the elimination of the seven classical wastes and support sustainable development in Ukrainian enterprises. In this context, cognitive robotic systems are becoming increasingly important, combining classical robotics with artificial intelligence (AI) Keywords: automation; development; energy; industry; integration; losses; manufacturing; production; results; robotics; systems; time
• Tourist perceptions of green tourism in a UNESCO world heritage site: Developing the Seruni model in Jatiluwih, Bali by Dianasari, Dewa Ayu Made Lily; Sunarta, I Nyoman; Arida, I Nyoman Sukma; Adikampana, I Made (2025) - The success of sustainable tourism development depends on effective governance, which includes stakeholder collaboration, regulation, and conservation efforts References [1] A. A. S. Laksmi Dewi, M. I. F. Rahayu, and A. A. N. A. Wibisana, Green tourism in sustainable tourism development in Bali based on local wisdom, Jurnal Dinamika Hukum, vol. 23, no. 1, p. 111, 2023. Keywords: communities; community; destination; development; ecotourism; experience; factor; green; heritage; jatiluwih; management; sustainability; tourism; tourists; vol
• Analysis of the sustainability of secondary cities in Africa: Evidence based on data from the Sarh Town in Southern Chad by Naringué, François Teadoum; Tob-Ro, N’Dilbé; Diaou, Elhadji Ibrahima; Haou, Ernest; Hetcheli, Follygan (2025) - [46] W. Chen, X. Lu, H. Yan, and X. Du, Decision tree of indicator benchmark: A hybrid method for assessing cities’ performance through urban indicators and benchmark, Ecological Indicators, vol. 154, p. 110804, 2023. [26] S. Steiniger et al., Localising urban sustainability indicators: The CEDEUS indicator set, and lessons from an expert- driven process, Cities, vol. Keywords: access; cities; correlation; development; heads; households; housing; indicators; land; management; planning; population; proportion; research; sarh; sdg; sustainability; town; transport; variables; vol; waste
• Interplay of environmental policy and sustainable tourism development in Balkan countries by Banushaj, Aseda; (Dervishi), Doriana Matraku; Jorgji, Etis; Picari, Gentian (2025) - [20] L. Dodds and R. Butler, Barriers to implementing sustainable tourism policy in mass tourism destinations, Tourism Review International, vol. 8, no. 3, pp. gentianpicari@yahoo.com Interplay of environmental policy and sustainable tourism development in Balkan countries Aseda Banushaj1, Doriana Matraku (Dervishi)2, Etis Jorgji3, Gentian Picari4* 1,2,3Department of Economics, Faculty of Economy, University of Tirana, Albania; asedabanushaj@feut.edu.al (A.B.) dorianadervishi@feut.edu.al (D.M.D.) etis.jorgji@unitir.edu.al (E.J.). Keywords: development; epi; green; growth; policies; policy; rules; study; sustainability; tourism; tourists; travel; vol
• Analysis of economic structural change and its impact on community welfare in Bali province by Negara, I Gusti Ngurah Made Nata; Budhi, Made Kembar Sri; Saskara, Ida Ayu Nyoman; Tisnawati, Ni Made (2025) - [15] I. K. Sudarsana, I. G. A. R. Purnama, and I. W. Astawa, Economic sector diversification and the social resilience of the Balinese people, Parahyangan Development Review, vol. 8, no. 3, pp. This situation highlights the need for a more resilient and multisectoral approach to economic development, as argued by Ariyani and Fauzi Keywords: agriculture; bali; development; growth; inequality; sector; tourism; transformation; vol; welfare
• Factors affecting the development of green tourism based on organic agriculture: A case study of the Northwest region of Vietnam by Hung, Le Van; Nguyen, Nam Danh (2025) - [13] on factors affecting the conditions for green tourism development in Ninh Binh has identified seven key elements: tourism resources, tourism human resources, green tourism development policies, green tourism products, the participation of local communities in green tourism development, the green environment, and tourism infrastructure and technical facilities. The author proposes a model for the factors influencing green tourism development based on organic agriculture in the Northwest region of Vietnam, which includes: tourism development policies, tourism resources, tourism products, service pricing, tourism human resources, tourism facilities and infrastructure, and security and safety. Keywords: agriculture; analysis; development; factors; green; nguyen; northwest; region; research; resources; tourism; tourism development
• Strategy empowerment for the enhancement of digital literacy in public higher education: A provincial case in China by Jin, Jiepei; Siribanpitak, Pruet; Chaemchoy, Sukanya (2025) - Published: 5 November 2025 * Correspondence: 6488801127@student.chula.ac.th Strategy empowerment for the enhancement of digital literacy in public higher education: A provincial case in China Jiepei Jin1*, Pruet Siribanpitak2, Sukanya Chaemchoy3 1,2,3Division of Educational System Management Leadership, Department of Educational Policy, Management and Leadership, Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok 10330, Thailand; 6488801127@student.chula.ac.th (J.J.). Abstract: This study aimed to address a critical gap by developing a strategic academic management strategy to systematically enhance digital literacy within public universities. Keywords: awareness; collaboration; communication; curriculum; curriculum development; development; digital; evaluation; factors; knowledge; learning; literacy; measurement; media; resources; responsibility; skills; teaching; thinking; vol
• Assessing the influence of Chinese foreign direct investments on Nigeria’s industrial productivity by Sheng, Du; Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder; Dan, Washima Che; Joshi, Veena (2025) - drgurdipsaini@gmail.com Assessing the influence of Chinese foreign direct investments on Nigeria’s industrial productivity Du Sheng1, Gurdip Kaur Saminder Singh2*, Washima Che Dan3, Veena Joshi4 1Department of Arabic Language and Culture, Faculty of Arab Studies, Ningxia University, 750021 No. 489, Helanshan W ST, Xixia District, Yinchuan, Ningxia, China; dusheng@nxu.edu.cn (D.S.). Abstract: This study investigates the productivity impact of Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) within Nigeria’s Free Trade Zones (FTZs), focusing on how Chinese investment, exports, and imports influence Nigeria’s overall productivity growth. Keywords: china; chinese; development; exports; fdi; imports; investment; nigeria; productivity; vol
• Impacts of linkage risks on the sustainable development of agricultural tourism value chains: Evidence from the North Central region of Vietnam by Nguyen, Thi Bich Thuy; Tran, Quang Bach; Nguyen, Thi Thu Cuc; Ho, Thi Dieu Anh; Duong, Thi Quynh Liên; Hoang, Thi Viet (2025) - [38] P. Trkman and K. McCormack, Supply chain risk in turbulent environments—A conceptual model for managing supply chain network risk, International Journal of Production Economics, vol. [48] L. Zhao, B. Huo, L. Sun, and X. Zhao, The impact of supply chain risk on supply chain integration and company performance: A global investigation, Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 115-131, 2013. Keywords: chain; development; information; integration; journal; linkages; management; region; research; risks; supply; tourism; tourism value; value; value chain; vietnam; vol
• Research on the impact of digital inclusive finance development on the consumption gap between urban and rural residents by Zhang, Yu; Xiong, Xue; Chen, Yiling (2025) - Therefore, digital inclusive finance has practically promoted the growth of rural consumption, with a particularly significant role in boosting basic consumption and developmental consumption, while also remarkably improving the overall living standards of rural residents. Further Strengthen the Promotion of Digital Inclusive Finance in Rural Areas Relevant research indicates that digital inclusive finance plays a remarkably significant role in enhancing rural consumption levels and narrowing the urban-rural consumption gap. Keywords: areas; consumption; consumption gap; development; digital; finance; gap; inclusive; level; residents; services; study; variable
• The effects of combined conditioning strategies on aerobic endurance and coordination in early teens by KOVAÇI, Fatbardha; DERHEMI, DERHEMI; BAZE, Andi (2025) - The program was developed based on current evidence-based guidelines for youth fitness training and incorporated elements from successful school-based interventions reported in recent literature [27]. Ho, and B. T. Tam, Comparing the effects of integrative neuromuscular training and traditional physical fitness training on physical performance outcomes in young athletes: A systematic review and meta-analysis, Sports Medicine-Open, vol. 11, p. 15, 2025. Keywords: age; analysis; conditioning; control; coordination; development; effect; experimental; fitness; group; participants; performance; physical; research; study; test; training; vol; youth
• Biopsychosocial insights for the identification of sports talents: A scoping review by Lozada-Medina, Jesús L.; Hoyos-Espitia, Carlos A.; Cortina-Nuñez, Manuel de J.; Buelvas-Girón, Harry J.; Ossa, Cesar Argumedos de la; Ruiz-Escorcia, Rafael R. (2025) - Therefore, this review aims not only to describe the studies analyzed but also to identify the processes, concepts, and the sequence of studies on sports talent identification. Fadhli, Sport talent identification among children in Malang, Jurnal SPORTIF: Keywords: development; et al; identification; journal; review; science; sports; stis; studies; system; talent; talent identification; vol
• Research on the Impact of Regional Business Environment on Corporate Equity Structure by Lu, Tian; Wu, Yanbo; Zhang, Junjia (2025) - Keywords: Business environment, Equity structure, Corporate governance. As shown in Table 4, variables such as property rights nature, business environment, firm age, firm size, leverage, equity multiplier, return on equity, duality, board size, and proportion of independent directors all show significant correlation, as their correlation coefficients are all substantial (three asterisks usually imply a correlation coefficient close to 1, indicating a strong correlation). Keywords: business; business environment; development; enterprises; environment; equity; equity structure; government; market; regions; structure; table; variable; vol
• Electronic governance in local governments of Peru: A systematic literature review by Rocío, Nevado Chauca, Merly del (2025) - The methodology adopted for this review involves analyzing scientific studies, government reports, and technical documents produced by international organizations with expertise in digital governance. Inclusivity is another essential factor, as equitable access to digital governance tools is necessary to prevent social 588 Keywords: citizen; development; digital; governance; governments; platforms; public; services; vol
• Optimizing early childhood executive function through Mbojo culture-based guidance and counseling services by Nasution, Nasution; Amin, Nur Syariful; Safitri, Andy Hasliyati Ike; Ahyansyah, Ahyansyah; Mawaddah, Sukma; Putri, Suci Nora Julina (2025) - [4] Y. Yang, G. S. Shields, Y. Zhang, H. Wu, H. Chen, and A. L. Romer, Child executive function and future externalizing and internalizing problems: A meta-analysis of prospective longitudinal studies, Clinical Psychology Review, vol. 97, p. 102194, 2022. 1. Introduction Executive function is a cognitive ability that plays a crucial role in child development, especially in early childhood. Keywords: childhood; children; counseling; culture; development; executive; function; guidance; mbojo
• Multifactor evaluation of architectural value in historical and cultural heritage area——the case of Dingzi Street, Hanzhong, Shaanxi, China by Haining, Tian ; Endut, Esmawee Haji ; Ramli, Rohaslinda Ramele (2024) - Despite this, the current condition of historical building preservation needs to catch up. This system draws upon and organizes evaluation indices for historical buildings from domestic and international contexts. Keywords: areas; assessment; buildings; development; evaluation; heritage; level; system; urban; value
• Difficulties in land regulation in Greater Lomé and Atakpamé. Contexts and explanatory factors by Adjayi, Komi Arsène Fulbert ; Kpotchou, Koffi ; NASSI, Karl Martial ; Atchon, Kodjo Sena ; Gbekley, Efui Holaly (2024) - Which raised the following question: how does the purchase of family land complicate land management in Togolese cities? For Gervais- Lambony [2] the unconstrained occupation of urban land gives an incomplete character to the urban landscape. Keywords: atakpamé; authors; cities; city; development; gate; land; land regulation; learning; lomé; management; planning; regulation; research; science; state; subdivision; togo; urban; vol
• Urban growth and liberal fixation on the land in a sustainable city context in greater Lomé (Togo) by Adjayi, Komi Arsène Fulbert ; Kpotchou, Koffi ; Nassi, Karl Martial ; Atchon, Kodjo Sena ; Gbekley, Efui Holaly (2024) - [8] the rapid growth of urban population exceeds the capacity of most cities and increases the demand for urban land. This situation of rapid growth causes, according to Decoville and Schneider [9] a dizzying occupation of urban land. Keywords: areas; authors; cities; city; development; land; lomé; management; occupation; planning; research; science; space; state; urban; use; vol
• Assessing the quality of life in a rural Thai province: A case study by Preeputtarat, Woottichai ; Sutthisai, Watcharin ; Kietjareon, Somkiet ; Saiyaros, Ratchanida ; Boonruan, Sathitkoon (2024) - Success factors in promoting urban sustainability in Thailand's Chonburi Province have been investigated [10], while sustainable urban development in Chiang Mai has been examined from a Buddhist perspective The effects of land abandonment on QoL components in the Mediterranean have been reviewed [12], with examinations of social support's impact on QoL and good governance's influence on components of sustainable urban development [13]. Keywords: development; environment; factors; individual; inf; life; pev; qol; quality; study; urban; variables; vol
• The importance of institutional capacity in drinking water supply system governance: A policy evaluation from border area by Lidvina Bere Mau, Marialaeta ; Sriyana, Sriyana ; Purnaweni, Hartuti ; Lituhayu, Dyah (2024) - This is because the concept of water management lacks a universally accurate definition and continues to evolve actively [35], [36], [37], [38], [39]. (4) Paradoxical relationship between external and internal factors of water policy; lack of understanding of principles, objectives, functions and authorities in institutional governance or the absence of strong institutions in regulating and managing water resources. Keywords: belu; capacity; community; development; doi; drinking; drinking water; governance; government; management; policy; public; regency; resources; service; supply; system; technical; vol; water; water supply
• Socio-economic contributions of tourism in the development of hospitality industry by Amaechi Anyadighibe, Joseph ; Kechi Kankpang, Alphonsus ; Kekung Bessong, Peter ; Joel Efiong, Eme ; Usang Inah, Egu (2024) - Moreso, tourism industry has been globally regarded as the major catalyst for growing an economy in such a manner that it generates employment opportunities as well as other basic social amenities for the consumption of the people. Secondly, what role does tourism industry play in ensuring the sustainability of the hotels, restaurants, eateries and the living condition of the people who solely depend on these laudable tourism potentials for sustenance? Keywords: cross; development; employment; exchange; generation; hospitality; hospitality industry; income; industry; river; state; tourism
• Tourism as a tool for improving global education and international cooperation by Zhubi, Mimoza ; Zhubi, Dren ; Kovaçi, Idriz ; Tahiri, Alberta (2024) - Planning is a necessary activity for achieving the goals of sustainable tourism development. On the need to re-conceptualise sustainable tourism development. Keywords: development; environment; global; new; planning; tourism; tourists; travel; vol; world
• The perception of micro-enterprises on the constraints encountered in research and development (R&D): Evidence from Malaysia by Abd Hamid, Nadiah ; Ghazali, Noorlaila ; Syafinaz Shaffee, Nor ; Ibrahim, Zuraeda; Mohd Norfadzilah, Nik (2024) - R&D tax incentives will provide micro enterprises with the financial support and motivation needed to encourage them to invest in sustainable practices, such as R&D. Additionally, C5 with a mean of 2.970 is similarly close to the weakness column which also suggests challenges for micro-enterprises benefiting from R&D tax incentives from the LHDN, such as double tax deductions, which can reduce a company's tax rate. Keywords: activities; business; capital; development; enterprises; incentives; incubator; malaysia; micro; r&d; research; tax
• History of housing policy’s formation and development in Ukraine by Avramova, Olga ; Oksana, Homotiuk ; Lesia, Bilovus ; Mysyk, Volodymyr ; Zakhozhai, Zoreslava (2024) - Abstract: The purpose of this article is to reveal specific features of the history of the formation and development of housing policy in Ukraine from the ХІХ century to the present time has been researched. The factors that influenced the development of housing policy have been established. Keywords: century; conditions; construction; development; formation; housing; housing policy; housing stock; period; state; stock; ukraine; vol
• Impact of green financial funding on improving the financial efficiency of a sample of companies listed on the Iraq stock exchange by Shamkhi Mohan, Russell ; Munshid Muhammad, Asaad (2024) - Abstract: The aim of this research is to identify the impact of green financing on financial efficiency by highlighting the importance of financing green activities in supporting the financial efficiency of banks. The research also found that the interest in green financing enhances the efficiency of bank management in facing risks, while green financing has a weak impact on the performance and financial efficiency of banks. Keywords: banks; coefficient; development; deviation; efficiency; financing; green; level; significance
• Law on environmental protection in tourist villages in the context of sustainable development of the tourism industry: A qualitative case study in Vietnam by Vuong Long, Le ; Thanh Phuong, Nguyen ; Thanh Khoe, Tran ; Thi Thu Van, Tran (2024) - Truong Sy Vinh (2018), Some requirements for tourism environmental protection activities in the coming period, https://tapchimoitruong.vn/chuyen-muc-3/M%E1%BB%99t-s%E1%BB%91-y%C3%AAu-c%E1%BA%A7u- %C4%91%E1%BB%91i-v%E1%BB%9Bi-ho%E1%BA%A1t-%C4%91%E1%BB%99ng-b%E1%BA%A3o- v%E1%BB%87-m%C3%B4i-tr%C6%B0%E1%BB%9Dng-du-l%E1%BB%8Bch-trong-giai-%C4%91o%E1%BA%A1n- t%E1%BB%9Bi-14838, Thirdly, according to the results of an investigation by the Tourism Development Research Institute in 2017 when consulting tourists and communities in major tourist areas in Vietnam on current tourism environmental issues, 63.33% of people think it is trash; 43.33% is wastewater; 10% is the problem of social evils and 3.33% is the problem of air pollution. Keywords: activities; areas; article; development; environmental; law; plastic; protection; tourism; vietnam; villages; waste
• Local governance role in provincial development in Vietnam by Quynh Nguyen, Huy (2024) - Keywords: Local governance, PAPI, Public governance, GRDP, Poverty reduction, Income per capita, Public services, Economic development. Thus, different research results show that the topic on the relationship between public governance and development depends on each country's context and the data used in measuring governance. Keywords: corruption; development; governance; growth; income; index; papi; people; poverty; public; results
• The role of economic growth in cultural development during the period of accelerated industrialization and modernization - the case of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by Thi Bich Tram, Phan (2024) - [12] P.D. Duc, “The relationship between economic development and cultural development in nation building and development”, 2018, https://tuyengiao.vn/moi-quan-he-giua-phat-trien-kinh-te-va-phat-trien-van-hoa-trong-xay-dung-va-phat-trien- dat-nuoc-115532 [13] General Statistics Office, Vietnam Statistical Yearbook 2022, Hanoi: Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1738 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: tram.phanthibich@stu.edu.vn The role of economic growth in cultural development during the period of accelerated industrialization and modernization - the case of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Phan Thi Bich Tram1,2,3* 1Faculty of Philosophy, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; tram.phanthibich@stu.edu.vn (P.T.B.T.) Keywords: chi; chi minh; city; cultural; development; growth; ho chi; minh; minh city
• Analysis of ecological benefits of agricultural land and design of evaluation strategies by Gao, Menghui ; Noh, Nur Ilya Farhana Md ; Lin, Ng Jing (2024) - According to the specific data analysis, it can be determined that the deviation rate of the experimental group is narrowed by about 10%, and it can be basically determined that the present proposed evaluation strategy of agricultural land ecological benefits has higher data accuracy. 1. Introduction Carbon emission from farmland, as a negative output of land economic development, mainly refers to the situation of waste carbon gas emission caused by human activities such as farmland use, including energy consumption activities, land production activities and land preparation activities, etc. Keywords: agricultural; analysis; benefits; carbon; development; evaluation; farmland; indicator; land; method
• A study on the sustainability of large sporting events and host cities-the Harbin Asian winter games as an example by Wu, Fengyu; Zheng, Guohua (2024) - They assert that hosting sports events and investing in sporting infrastructure attracts tourists and draws foreign investment, altering the city's image and catalyzing economic transformation (ELfakharani and Albaheth, 2023; Rashid et al., 2023;Maditinos et al., 2021). Major Sports Events and Urban Sustainability Scholars' sports theories are vastly different from those of domestic scholars, who typically see sports events from the standpoint of events and classify them as unique events, developing a more sophisticated and specialized field theory. Keywords: asian; asian winter; cities; city; development; environment; events; games; harbin; ice; research; sports; study; sustainability; tourism; urban; winter; winter games
• Professional Ethics in the Commodity Economy by Quoc, Nguyen Anh ; Van Y, Nguyen (2024) - Using the inversion method, the author points out the mutual conversion between cause and effect, necessity and freedom, ability and need, means and purpose, subject and product, especially the problem of human ownership according to standards and money in social life, causing good and evil to appear. Professional ethics is the purpose of life, becomes a means of making money, and makes people discriminated against; therefore, having different jobs and occupations is suitable for social life. Keywords: development; ethics; evil; freedom; good; individual; labor; life; money; occupations; people; society; species
• Reconstruction of regional regulations on the development of natural tourism and river water tourism in the Muria mountains based on sustainable tourism by Hernanda, Trias ; Azizah, Naili ; Syaharani, Pramitha Putri ; Budiono, Arief (2024) - Map of the division of tourism areas in Kudus regency. By using an ecological justice perspective, it is hoped that it will provide a new perspective on the situation that must be studied further, because several natural tourism and water tourism areas in Kudus Regency are experiencing the threat of natural disasters and new policies need to be made in accordance with sustainable tourism. Keywords: area; development; doi; indonesia; justice; kudus; muria; nature; regency; regional; regulations; tourism; vol; water
• Exploring the mechanisms of underground economy: A case study of the informal bicycle market in a southern China city by Tian, Robert Guang ; Shu, Xiaohui ; Liu, Yu (2024) - Informal market bicycle dealers firmly grasp the psychology of people’s greed and sell bicycles at meager prices. Most research on informal bicycle markets emphasizes the status quo, causes, and governance and focuses on cost, benefits, and risk. Keywords: activities; analysis; bicycle; bicycle dealers; bicycle market; china; city; cost; dealers; development; economic; economy; factors; market; people; research; shantou
• The legal foundations and specifics of exercising corporate rights by individuals authorized to perform local self-government by Pyvovar, Inna ; Tsikalo, Volodymyr ; Lavryk, Nataliia ; Bliakharskyi, Yaroslav ; Slobozhan, Oleksandr (2024) - Development strategies provide an opportunity to develop improved corporate rights of persons authorised to 1179 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 1175-1181, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1821 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate perform local government functions. The legal foundations and specifics of exercising corporate rights by individuals authorized to perform local self-government Inna Pyvovar1*, Volodymyr Tsikalo2, Nataliia Lavryk3, Yaroslav Bliakharskyi4, Oleksandr Slobozhan5 1Department of Law and Public Administration, Faculty of History, Zhytomyr Ivan Franko State University, Zhytomyr, Ukraine; pinna3535@gmail.com (I. P.) 2Department of Civil Law and Procedure, Faculty of Law, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Lviv, Ukraine; voltsikalo@gmail.com (V. T.) 3Interregional Academy of Personnel Management, Kyiv, Ukraine; nataliia.lavryk@gmail.com (N. L.) 4Department of Labor, Land and Commercial Law, Faculty of Law, Leonid Yuzkov Khmelnytskyi University of Management and Law, Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine; jaroslavblaharskij@gmail.com (Y. B.) 5All-Ukrainian Association of Local Governments «Association of Ukrainian Cities», Kyiv, Ukraine. Keywords: development; functions; government; management; persons; rights; self; ukraine
• Competitiveness of Azerbaijan`S T&T industry and its impact on the regional economy by Ibrahimov, Eltun Yulat ; Alakbarov, Ashraf Umud ; Kerimova, Flora Bahlul ; Alakberov, Rasul Safar (2024) - On April 20, 2018, the State Tourism Agency was established on the basis of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Azerbaijan, which is a state body regulating tourism development in the country. At the same time, in order to promote Azerbaijan in the world as a country with favorable conditions for the development of tourism, revitalization of the new Azerbaijan Tourism trademark (logo) and the advertising-propaganda and information-survey activities of Azerbaijani brands in the field of tourism, creation and development of regional cultural tourism routes within the framework of international programs, and expansion of international cooperation in the field of tourism development is one of the priority directions. Keywords: azerbaijan; caucasus; country; development; heritage; industry; region; tourism; tourists
• Toward a new growth pole for the world: Rethinking the strategies for Huaihua International Inland Port in China by Lv, Lu ; Hou, Tengteng ; Shu, Xiaohui ; Tian, Robert Guang (2024) - Position in China’s National Strategy The construction of Huaihua International Inland Port fulfills local development needs and is an integral part of China’s national strategy. rgtian@yahoo.com Toward a new growth pole for the world: Rethinking the strategies for Huaihua International Inland Port in China Lu Lv1, Tengteng Hou2, Xiaohui Shu3, Robert Guang Tian4* 1,2,3,4Huaihua University，Hunan China; 1035339075@qq.com (L.L.) 510807699@qq.com (T.H.) sxh9123@163.com (X.S.) rgtian@yahoo.com (G.T.). Keywords: china; cooperation; development; economic; huaihua; huaihua international; inland; inland port; international; international inland; logistics; port; trade; transportation; western
• Good tourism governance and tourism development in Bira village by Velayati, Muhammad Fadillah; Ahmad, Badu (2024) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5, 1906-1912 2024 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1921 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: muhammadaminraisunhas@gmail.com Good tourism governance and tourism development in Bira village Muhammad Fadillah Velayati1*, Badu Ahmad2 1,2Department of Science Administration, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia; muhammadaminraisunhas@gmail.com (M.F.V.) baduahmad7@gmail.com (B.A.). Despite its potential, Bira Village has not been fully optimized for tourism development. Keywords: bira; bulukumba; community; development; government; management; research; sector; tourism; village
• Strategies for reducing financial security threats during wartime: Ukraine's experience by Shtantsel, Serhii ; Amalian, Arutiun ; Shevchenko, Bordan ; Bulchak, Serhii ; Kravets, Ruslan (2024) - The foundation of the research is a theoretical analysis of economic security and the application of systems analysis methods to identify critical threats. M. Kopytko and co-authors propose a methodological approach to optimising financial resources to increase economic security in a dynamic external environment. Keywords: bank; conditions; development; economy; management; recovery; security; state; support; ukraine; vol; wartime
• The organizational and legal mechanisms of interaction between public administration bodies and businesses under martial law conditions by Grynchuk, Nataliіa ; Zalizniuk, Viktoriia ; Tyshko, Dmytro ; Noskov, Oleksii ; Maksymovych, Roman (2024) - Economic clusters are created as centers of business activity, to unite and reduce logistics chains between the manufacturer, supplier, institutions for the development of innovations and training. On the one hand, the state provides the enterprises with access to infrastructure and other tools that ensure decent business conditions, and on the other hand, the giver receives benefits through tax collection. Keywords: authorities; business; conditions; development; government; interaction; kyiv; law; public; region; state; vol; war
• Nexus between women’s financial empowerment, and digital financial literacy: The case of green microfinance in Tunisia by Miled, Kamel Bel Hadj ; Landolsi, Monia (2024) - Abstract: This study examines the relationship between financial literacy (FL) Green Microfinance (GM) and Women’s Empowerment (WE). Keywords: ENDA association, Financial literacy, Green microfinance, Women empowerment. Keywords: clients; development; doi; economic; empowerment; enda; energy; literacy; microfinance; tunisia; women
• Responsible tourism in Thailand: Evidence from tour operators by Chaiyakot, Prachyakorn ; Chaiyaket, Wachara ; Pakongsup, Panot; Chomphusri, Thamrong (2024) - Prachyakorn.c@psu.ac.th Responsible tourism in Thailand: Evidence from tour operators Prachyakorn Chaiyakot1*, Wachara Chaiyaket2, Panot Pakongsup3, Thamrong Chomphusri4 1Ecotourism Innovation Management Centre, Faculty of Environmental Management, Prince of Songkla University, Songkhla, Thailand; Prachyakorn.c@psu.ac.th (P.C.). Abstract: This paper points out indicators of responsible tourism which are of strategic significance to tour operators seeking to develop their country towards achieving a competitive advantage. Keywords: benefits; community; culture; development; doi; indicators; management; operators; sustainability; tour operators; tourism; tourists; vol
• People-centeredness in the context of sustainable development of the country: Issues of cultural policy and ensuring intellectual security by Kotsur, Vitalii ; Bobina, Oleg ; Shapovalova, Iryna ; Vorchakova, Iryna ; Sugatska, Nataliia (2024) - Modeling effective interaction between society and public administration for sustainable development policy. Culture and human rights, culture and governance, culture and territory, culture and social inclusion, and culture and economics were the five pillars of sustainable human development that were covered under Agenda 21. Keywords: anthropocentrism; culture; development; human; man; nature; policy; security; society; sustainability; world
• The triangular nexus of trade, institutional quality and economic growth in China-ECOWAS and US-ECOWAS relations by Baafi, Joseph Antwi ; Acheampong, Kwame ; Sarkodie, Eric Effah (2024) - To appreciate the effects of US trade and its proxies on ECOWAS countries, we estimate three equations; the first with total trade, the second with exports, and the last with imports as the variables of interest. In Table 4, two different methods, the AMG Estimator and the IV-2SLS, were employed to examine the effect of China and US trade on Economic Growth (G) in ECOWAS countries. Keywords: china; chinese; countries; development; doi; economic; ecowas; effects; exports; growth; impact; imports; institutions; quality; trade; vol
• Community readiness to host a world-class tourism destination: Insights from lake Toba by Setiawati, Rahmi ; Suhud, Usep ; Allan, Mamoon ; Hoo, Wong Chee (2024) - Implementation of Muslim friendly tourism in Lake Toba tourism area as a super priority tourist destination to increase economic potential. Exploring community tourism in China: The case of Nanshan cultural tourism zone. Keywords: area; community; culture; customs; destination; development; experience; infrastructure; international; lake; lake toba; people; readiness; research; toba; toba community; tourism; tourists; visitors; world
• Imperatives of economic nature that have a negative impact on the legal provision of national security by Harasymiv, Taras ; Chornopyska, Viktoriia ; Zhukovska, Valentyna ; Bek, Uliana ; Voityk, Oleksandra (2024) - Keywords: Economic security, Geoeconomics, Law, National security, Strategy. Along with overall trends in global landscape of economic security, the cases of Pakistan, UK, USA, Australia, and China are considered. Keywords: authors; china; development; economy; geoeconomics; international; kryshtanovych; law; national; policy; security; system
• International migration of human resources in the conditions of geo-economic transformations as the main influence on the components of sustainable development of Ukraine in the context of national security by Pasichnyi, Roman ; Bykova, Adele ; Nekhai, Viktoriia ; Vychivskyi, Pavlo ; Mosora, Larysa ; Akimova, Liudmуla (2024) - Migration policies can range from wholly restrictive to allowing for free movement, but they are only meaningful when nations incorporate them into their international relations and diplomacy strategies (Panasiuk, I. et al., 2020). https://www.eyes-on- europe.eu/the-use-of-migrants-as-a-geopolitical-tool/ [15] Deyneha, I. et al., 2016. Keywords: authors; capital; china; development; diplomacy; doi; et al; international; migration; new; policy; power; science; security; state; ukraine
• Legal mechanisms of public management of financial and economic processes by Shkapin, Denys ; Burchak, Yaroslav ; Melnyk, Serhii ; Tartachnyk, Yurii ; Bashinsky, Oleksandr ; Agarkov, Volodymyr (2024) - In the course of implementation, public law and a few contemporary public management instruments complement one another to strengthen public ideals like accountability. In actuality, the goal of management is to advance many of the same standards and ideals that advocates of a law-based administration have maintained are most obviously codified in and safeguarded by public law (Randall, 2019). Keywords: administration; development; et al; governance; government; journal; law; management; paradigm; public; state; system
• Innovative competences in public administration: The path to sustainable development, financial efficiency and strengthening of national security by Zaporozhets, Tetiana ; Khomiuk, Nataliia ; Hanushchyn, Solomiia ; Niema, Oleksandra ; Domsha, Olha ; Serhieiev, Viacheslav (2024) - 4. Results and Discussion When preparing for potential security threats, the concepts of hybrid warfare and climate security are rarely taken into account together and are often disputed on their own. Research makes an attempt to outline innovative competencies of public administration in the domains of national security and sustainable development within this complex environment. Keywords: administration; change; climate; development; economic; national; new; public; securitization; security; state; threats
• Competencies for sustainable financial and economic management: Their impact on human capital development and national security by Sydorchuk, Orystlava ; Kharechko, Dmytro ; Khomenko, Hanna ; Akimova, Liudmуla ; Kosarevych, Nazar ; Akimov, Oleksandr (2024) - [22] Suri and B. Valentino, Sustainable Security: Rethinking American National Security Strategy. Abstract: The relevance of the study is determined by the orientation of modern society towards the strategy of sustainable development. Keywords: capital; change; climate; development; environmental; finance; green; human; management; national; new; policy; public; security; sustainability; sustainable
• The economic and legal dimension of the migration of intellectual and human capital as a threat to national security: The role and possibilities of public administration by Pyatnychuk, Iryna ; Akimova, Liudmуla ; Pavlovskyi, Oleh ; Vengerskyi, Oleksii ; Akimov, Oleksandr ; Pershko, Larysa (2024) - To be more precise, an intellectual gateway is a region that has a greater number of high- quality intellectual nodes, an intellectual periphery is a region that has fewer intellectual nodes, and an intellectual node is a knowledge-based institution such as an academic/research institution or a major employer of skilled workers (Li et al., 2021). Intellectual migration framework (Li et al., 2023). Keywords: authors; brain; canada; capital; countries; country; development; doi; et al; migration; national; nations; science; security; states; united
• Legal responsibility of mining companies for agricultural land damage due to mining activities in Wasile district, East Halmahera Regency by Arsad, Jamal Hi ; Faisal, Faisal ; Ahmad, Imran ; Budiono, Arief (2024) - Understanding THE Mining Law According to Van Apeldorn (1949), that law is actually difficult to define, but in order to facilitate the discussion in the following description, it is very important to provide a limitation on mining law, namely simply providing a working definition. Several problems still have to be faced by the state in relation to the handover of former mining land even though it has been reclaimed, namely: The risk if environmental pollution still occurs will automatically become a risk for the state considering that there is no special guarantee fund provided for maintenance after the handover of former reclamation and post-mining land. Keywords: activities; damage; development; environmental; indonesia; land; law; legal; liability; management; mineral; mining; resources; responsibility; sector; state
• Changes of the state in the commodity economy by Van Y, Nguyen ; Giau, Huynh Van ; Quoc, Nguyen Anh (2024) - Establishing a rule of law state is necessary to build a fair commodity economic process. In a rule-of-law state, state power is strictly bound by law, ensuring that all citizens enjoy freedom and equality before the law. Keywords: citizens; commodity; development; economy; issn; law; life; money; people; policy; power; role; servants; society; state
• Ethnomedicine, Health Food and Nutraceuticals-Traditional Wisdom of Maternal and Child Health in India by Pushpangadan, Palpu ; George, Varughese ; Ijinu, Thadiyanparambil ; Chithra, Manikantan Ambika (2018) - It has become very clear that traditional food and nutritional recipes, now called ethnic food are best suited for the people living in that particular locality or in similar agro climatic conditions. That is the reason why WHO recognized the intrinsic importance of such traditional food, nutrition and medicine particularly in primary healthcare practices. Keywords: ayurveda; body; child; development; food; health; india; medicine; nutrition; plant; rasayana; system; therapy; traditional; vol
• Monitoring and assessing of sustainable development in the urban area of Ouagadougou based on SDG 11.3.1 indicator and the city biodiversity index by Combary, Youmanli Enok Ferdinand ; Zemo, Marie Anita Temgoua ; Hemchi, Hassane Mahamat ; Atchrimi, Bernard Tossou (2024) - This urban growth will lead to greater pressure on urban land use and consumption of natural resources, potentially compromising sustainable development goals. SDG 11.3.1 indicator based on urban land use and cover change detection. Keywords: area; biodiversity; city; development; doi; growth; indicator; land; land use; ouagadougou; population; rate; study; use; vol
• Causes and trends in modern geopolitical changes by Budanov, Kyrylo ; Vereshchak, Vasyl ; Kudriavtsev, Volodymyr ; Mokliak, Sergii ; Rubel, Karina (2024) - Integrating the proposed measures will create a basis for a more sustainable and stable world order in the conditions of modern geopolitical transformations. One of the promising areas of research is the study of the impact of new economic centres of power and the role of military conflicts on international relations. Keywords: changes; countries; development; digital; economic; international; relations; security; technologies; transformation; vol; world
• Economic and social impacts of armed conflicts: Assessing the effects of military operations on development by Petrukha, Nina ; Andrieiev, Andrii ; Mukhin, Oleksii ; Morozov, Oleh ; Stebletskiy, Igor (2024) - Abstract: The paper highlights the impact of military conflicts on society's socio-economic development. Examples are given, and the main aspects of accounting for losses caused by military conflict in different countries are compared. Keywords: accounting; analysis; compensation; conflict; consequences; development; economic; impact; infrastructure; losses; methods; organisations; recovery; regions; ukraine; vol
• Challenges and Prospects of Community Based Eco-Tourism in Maichew Cluster, a Case of Ofla Woreda by Gebremariam, Kassaye Zewdie (2018) - According to the interview with the cooks of the CTHEs and CTFEs, there is significant association between marital status of the females and community tourism where majority of the cooks of CTHEs are single and divorced. Most of visitors describe that instead of paying money for one pocket, paying to the group of community is the important aspect of community tourism. Keywords: area; cbet; communities; community; community empowerment; community tourism; development; ecotourism; empowerment; households; knowledge; lack; livelihood; ofla; sample; sample households; sites; study; study area; survey; tourism; tourism development; tourists; woreda
• Public policy of partnerships government and business: EU experience for Ukraine by Vnuchko, Svitlana ; Teremko, Viktor ; Perepelytsia, Nataliia ; Shtelmashenko, Anastasiia ; Kolotylo, Volodymyr ; Turenko, Vitalii (2024) - Abstract: The article defines the forms of interaction between government and business within the framework of EU public policy and finds out Ukraine's readiness to be included in this process. [30] In the context of the study of Ukraine's readiness to be included in the process of interaction between business and government within the framework of EU public policy, two key issues should be considered: 1. interaction and participation of Ukrainian business in the work of business associations of pan- European non-sectoral organizations and European sectoral associations, which act as the main subjects of interaction “business – government” within the framework of public policy with the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers; 2. Keywords: authorities; authors; business; business associations; development; european; government; institutions; interaction; level; making; national; organizations; policy; public; society; state; trust; ukraine; vol
• The international currency system: New challenges and opportunities in the context of global changes by Sukhyi, Dmytro ; Kopylova, Olha ; Motorniuk, Uliana ; Larionova, Katerina ; Klimova, Inna (2024) - Although the multipolar international currency system is theoretically capable of reducing the risk of world currency issuance by the issuing country, which should eliminate injustice and instability, as a phenomenon inherent in the unipolar system, the multipolar system creates a constant conflict between world currencies. The unfairness and instability of the world currency during the economic crisis have caused significant losses for countries that do not own world currencies. Keywords: countries; currencies; currency; currency system; development; dollar; economic; system; vol; world; world currency
• Feasibility of establishing a waste recycling plant in the north of Najaf city and supporting the sustainable environment by Alfadhel, Ali Abdulhussein Khaleel ; Ali, Maher Naji ; Alfadhal, Fadhal A. ; Alshimaysawe, Usamah AAlkarim AAlmunam (2024) - • Are waste recycling projects economically viable? Support and facilitate the establishment of waste recycling projects by providing facilities and attracting investors to establish a special waste recycling plant and make the best use of it. Keywords: authors; costs; development; governorate; najaf; project; recycling; total; vol; waste
• The relationship government, community, companions and economic empowerment of coastal women in Sampang Regency – Indonesia by Azizah, Rina Nur ; Zauhar, Soesilo ; Setyowati, Endah ; Wike, Wike; Wahyudi, Heru (2024) - The role of assistants in understanding the success of empowerment programs and creating new entrepreneurs is still lacking. This need better handling and service Good for empowerment programs. Keywords: coast; community; development; economy; empowerment; government; process; program; public; regency; results; role; sampang; stakeholders; study; women
• Optimizing Food and Beverage Product Development: From the Past to the 21st Century and Beyond by Moskowitz, Howard ; Roberts, Derek ; Nagarajan, Divya ; Gere, Attila (2019) - A Harvard study suggested that about 90% of new food products are failing [10]. We present a short history of the application of psychophysics to the world of food product design, and the ecosystems which grew around it, evolved, changed, and had to be reengineered to be relevant for the 21st century. Keywords: business; companies; design; development; ecosystem; food; product; psychology; psychophysics; research; thinking; work; world
• Ecologically Sustainable Development (ESD) Useful Australian Land Use Practice-Suitable for the World by Alam, Sheikh Mahabub (2019) - The range of relevant issues Water Sensitive Planning Guide for the Sydney Region is wide and includes: • Water quality in streams and water bodies • Aquatic and riparian ecosystems and biodiversity • Flood management • Water, sewerage and drainage infrastructure • Erosion and sediment control • Efficient water use • Stream management • Scenic, aesthetic, recreational and cultural aspects of water bodies • Catchment-wide management of soils, forests, estuaries, coastal waters and other natural resources. This will bring multiple benefits to water resources management, water conservation, and environmental development and put in place the WSUD (Water Sensitive Urban Design) concepts. Keywords: assessment; australia; change; development; energy; environment; figure; land; management; pollution; quality; resources; site; soil; sustainable; use; water
• Research on satisfaction of Vietnamese university lecturers by Trung, Ngo Sy ; Binh, Tran Van ; Tuyet, Kinh Thi ; Thuan, Nguyen Thi Thai ; Hao, Nguyen Thi ; Vi, Thai Thi Tuong ; Suong, Pham Thi Nguyet ; Duyen, Ngo Thi ; Thao, Nguyen Thi Huong ; Tung, Phuong Huu (2024) - 7. Conclusions The empirical results in this study indicate that there is a clear difference in job satisfaction between public university lecturers and non-public university lecturers. The author found that salary, work itself, 2533 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 5: 2519-2535, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.2665 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate development opportunities, recognition, workplace relationships, working environment and conditions have an impact on job satisfaction of non-public university lecturers. Keywords: conditions; development; et al; factors; impact; job; job satisfaction; lecturers; public; research; results; satisfaction; universities; university; variables; work
• Green governance and the EKC hypothesis: Evidence from Vietnamese provinces by Hoang, Trieu-Hoa ; Le, Ba-Tam ; Mai, Thi-Thanh-Xuan ; Pham, Thi-Linh (2024) - Keywords: Environmental Kuznets curve (EKC), Green governance, Provincial green index (PGI), Sustainable development goals (SDGs), Vietnam. [3] M. Saqib and F. Benhmad, Updated meta-analysis of environmental Kuznets curve: Where do we stand?, Environmental Impact Assessment Review, vol. 86, p. 106503, 2021/01/01/ 2021, doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eiar.2020.106503. Keywords: curve; development; doi; economic; ekc; hypothesis; kuznets; msw; provinces; vietnam; vol; 𝐺𝐷𝑃; 𝑀𝑆𝑊; 𝑃𝐺𝐼
• Enhancing the efficiency of e-commerce through digital technologies: Economic and legal aspects by Volynets, Vitalii ; Sysoiev, Dmytro ; Kotsur, Andrii ; Murenets, Iryna ; Kyrylenko, Serhiy (2024) - http://dx.doi.org/10.24425/ijet.2023.147690 [12] O. Kharchenko and V. Yaremych, “Model of implementation of electronic commerce technologies”, Cybersecurity: Education, Science, Technology, vol. 2, no. 22, pp. Abstract: The research is aimed at analyzing the economic and legal aspects of the functioning of digital technologies in the field of electronic commerce, as well as studying the impact of these technologies on the efficiency of processes and their interaction with various aspects of legislation regulating the field of electronic commerce. Keywords: aspects; commerce; development; digital; information; law; market; technologies; ukraine; vol
• Intercultural practices in experiential rural tourism, case of an Andean community on the shores of Lake Titicaca in Puno, Perú by Mamani-Flores, Adderly ; Huaracha-Velasquez, Jaime ; Morales-Quispe, Erich Feliciano ; Cotrado-Lupo, Sheylla Lía ; Maquera-Maquera, Yuselino ; Calatayud-Mendoza, Alfredo Pelayo ; Mamani-Flores, David Josué ; Mamani-Flores, Ruben Sandino (2024) - Keywords: Cultural tourist, Host family, Intercultural relations, Population center, Sociocultural interaction. This type of tourist seeks experiences that allow them to immerse themselves in everyday life, valuing local cultural activities and events such as festivals, celebrations and demonstrations of local crafts and gastronomy, usually has a greater sensitivity towards the conservation of the environment and the preservation of cultural heritage, is committed to sustainable tourism practices and respects local rules and regulations to protect the natural and cultural environment. Keywords: activities; ccotos; culture; development; family; informant; interaction; learning; population; tourism; tourists; years
• The preparation of the budget planning of the Rembang regency local government by Selvia, Hilda Rika Dina ; Azhari, Aidul Fitriciada ; Enggarani, Nuria Siswi ; Budiono, Arief (2024) - In carrying out this function, the district/city DPRD can conduct a screening of community aspirations in each constituency, as explained by the Assistant for Administration and Finance of Rembang Regency: “The screening of community aspirations by DPRD members is usually formalized in a meeting activity in the region/constituency of the DPRD member concerned by inviting / gathering constituents or community representatives. In order to carry out its functions, the district/city DPRD captures the aspirations of the community and fights for the aspirations of the people it represents is one of the contents of the oath/promise spoken by DPRD members when they are inaugurated.2 Keywords: aspirations; budget; community; development; dprd; dprd members; dprd points; government; planning; points; preparation; regional; thought
• Enhancing community potential to boost grassroots economy through value-added pickled bamboo shoots, Thailand by Totum, Boonmee (2024) - It also encompasses driving the grassroots economy by leveraging the strengths of various sectors, including the private sector, civil society, and local communities, to collaboratively propel community development while strengthening resilience (Phrakhru Paiboondhammarak et al. 2024). Additionally, the sample included five experts in the fields of product design, visual arts, and community development, selected through purposive sampling method. Keywords: bamboo; ban; capacity; community; development; district; learning; product; province; research; satisfaction; shoots; thor
• Regional Differentiation of the Constituent Entities of the Russian Federation by the Level of Socio-Economic Development by Sadovnikova, Natalia A ; Davletshina, Leysan A ; Zolotareva, Olga A ; Lebedinskaya, Olga O (2021) - The methods, generally used for cluster analysis are thoroughly described in a most widespread approach is based on the calculation of the integral index, in accordance with which the regions are grouped. An alternative to the index method is the multivariate statistical approach, which is based on methods of cluster analysis. Keywords: average; cluster; cluster analysis; development; indicators; labor; population; regions; republic; rubles; russian; socio; values
• Cross-cultural competencies in public management, the concept of training and competencies in the public sector, the role of national schools in Balkans by Resuli, Vebina ; Lamcja, Dhurata (2024) - In addition, the pandemic has highlighted the importance of cultural competence in public management, leading to a renewed focus on cross-cultural training and development. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2896 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: vebinaresuli@gmail.com Cross-cultural competencies in public management, the concept of training and competencies in the public sector, the role of national schools in Balkans Vebina Resuli1*, Dhurata Lamcja2 1Canadian Institute of Tecnology, Albania; vebinaresuli@gmail.com (V.R.). Keywords: administration; balkans; competencies; competency; cross; culture; development; global; human; international; journal; leadership; learning; management; new; people; performance; public; resource; resource management; schools; sector; service; skills; training; vol; work
• Civil society as difficult social system: Philosophical and legal aspect (Experience of Russia) by ; ; Yurievna, Grudtsina Ludmila (2024) - Civil society, he wrote, is a differentiation that stands between the family and the state, although the development of civil society comes later than the development of the state. Ludmila.Gru@gmail.com Civil society as difficult social system: Philosophical and legal aspect (Experience of Russia) Grudtsina Ludmila Yurievna1* 1The Russian State Academy of Intellectual Property, Honorary Lawyer of Russia, Expert of the Russian Academy of Sciences 55a Miklukho-Maklaya str., Moscow, Russia, 117198; Ludmila.Gru@gmail.com (G.L.Y.). Keywords: civil; development; freedom; rights; society; state
• The Influence of Performing Arts Competitions on the Formation of Artistic and Pedagogical Space by Kamenets, Aleksandr Vladlenovich ; Anufrieva, Natalia Ivanovna ; Grushina, Elizaveta Evgenievna ; Gribkova, Galina Ivanovna ; Ershova, Olga Victorovna ; Yushchenko, Natalia Sergeevna (2021) - Pedagogical costs and problems are also found in amateur performing arts competitions. The creation of a pedagogical environment for future contestants that would stimulate informal interaction and the self - realization of the personality of children and adolescents in the accessible types of performance activity; • The study of individual and psychological features of contestants essential for their performance and the implementation of an appropriate repertoire policy, the preparation of children and adolescents for competition performances; • The differentiation of performing arts competitions in accordance with their professional or amateur status by the presence of criteria for the evaluation of contestants, the composition of participants, and their psychological characteristics while maintaining the above mentioned general pedagogical requirements; • Keywords: arts; children; competition; component; development; level; performance; performing
• Revisiting the linkage between financial inclusion and economic growth: Time series evidence from Vietnam by Hye, Qazi Muhammad Adnan (2022) - Published: 19 October 2022 Revisiting the linkage between financial inclusion and economic growth: Time series evidence from Vietnam Qazi Muhammad Adnan Hye Academic Research and Development Wing, Dubai, United Arab Emirates; adnan.econ@gmail.com (Q.M.A.H.). Only a few studies, however, have looked at the linkage between financial inclusion and economic growth. Keywords: access; development; economic; financial; growth; inclusion; journal; performance; risk; study; trade; vietnam; vol
• Implications of financial liberalization for Vietnam's long‐term growth prospects by Thao, Phạm Xuan (2022) - Published: 24 November 2022 Implications of financial liberalization for Vietnam's long‐term growth prospects Phạm Xuan Thao Department of Economics, Georgia State University, USA; phạm.thao@unimelb.edu.au (P.X.T.). Abstract: Financial liberalization is a widely adopted policy for countries to enhance growth. Keywords: countries; development; economic; finance; growth; impact; journal; liberalization; sector; vietnam; vol
• Promoting decent work in supply chains of the agrifood sector of Hass Avocado in Colombia: A Colombian MNE case study by Alzate, Isabel Cristina ; Boada, Antonio ; Manotas, Eva ; Manotas, Eliana (2024) - To demonstrate this assumption, which recognises links between different fields of knowledge (decent work, dynamic capabilities, transformative social innovation and collaborative networks), the case study methodology is used, complemented by the observation of time series of decent work indicators and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. antonio.boada@ceipa.edu.co Promoting decent work in supply chains of the agrifood sector of Hass Avocado in Colombia: A Colombian MNE case study Isabel Cristina Alzate1, Antonio Boada2*, Eva Manotas3, Eliana Manotas4 1Universidad Pascual Bravo, Colombia; isabel.alzate@pascualbravo.edu.co (I.C.A.). Keywords: authors; avocado; capabilities; cartama; case; chain; colombia; development; hass; labour; learning; management; organization; production; rural; sector; social; study; supply; work
• Contemporary development of Hunan calligraphy education: Qing dynasty to modern education by Gao, Feng ; Khiatthong, Thongchue (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3159 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: 254168954@qq.com Contemporary development of Hunan calligraphy education: Qing dynasty to modern education Feng Gao1,2*, Thongchue Khiatthong3 1,3Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Bangkokthonburi University, Taweewatana, Bangkok, Thailand; 254168954@qq.com (F.G.); thongchue@gmail.com (T.K.). This had a significant positive impact on the contemporary development of Hunan calligraphy education: the Qing Dynasty for modern education. Keywords: analysis; calligraphy education; contemporary; contemporary hunan; development; education model; hunan; hunan calligraphy; hunan province; hunan university; learning; qing dynasty; research; study; universities; university calligraphy
• Participation of municipal stakeholders in climate action planning in Zio 1 (Togo) and Zou (Benin) by Houndjo, Komlan ; Kpotchou, Koffi (2024) - This indicates that perceived involvement in local climate action planning is not influenced by gender. Togo and Benin do not yet have a national guide to set up local climate action planning documents, like the guide to drawing up communal development plans. Keywords: action; action planning; change; climate; climate action; development; development process; level; municipalities; participation; planning; process; seacap; stakeholders; vol; zio1; zou
• Life skills for effective teaching: Assessing the development of teaching skills in teacher trainees by Babu, Binu ; Charles. M, Aron Antony (2024) - The results underscore the necessity for educational institutions to prioritize life skill development as a core component of teacher training programs, ultimately enhancing the quality of education and preparing teacher trainees for the challenges of contemporary classrooms. Keywords: Chi-square test, Learning styles, Life skill development, Structural equation modelling. Keywords: development; learning; life; life skill; skills; study; teacher; teaching; test; trainees; training
• Coastal ecotourism development through liberty of communication and empowerment of multiethnic Bano youth by Hatmawan, Aglis Andhita ; Zulham, T. ; Noviar, Helmi ; Triantoro, Dony Arung (2024) - Ecotourism development and sustainable tourism have attracted the attention of researchers globally, who found the positive and negative impacts of ecotourism development (e.g., (Hummel & van der Duim, 2012), (Yuan, Jin, Ren, Hu, & Ren, 2014), (Qiu, Fang, Yang, & Zhu, 2017), (Ahmad, Draz, Su, Ozturk, & Rauf, 2018), (Gössling, 1999), (Movono & Hughes, 2022). Members collectively participate in resolving social issues and carrying out collective actions, among which is local ecotourism development. Keywords: aceh; communication; communities; community; conservation; development; ecotourism; ecotourism development; forkab; journal; management; members; participation; research; study; sustainability; vol; youth
• Japan's place in global economic institutions and organizations: Reality and future by Sultan, Hind Abdul Ghafoor ; Mankash, Zainab Abdullah (2024) - The first dealt with Japan's position in global economic institutions, while the second dealt with Japan's position in global economic organizations. Keywords: Economic institutions, Global economic organizations, Japan. Keywords: bank; cooperation; countries; development; global; japan; position; world
• Transforming training: Evaluating the impact of training of trainers’ programs through the lens of transformational learning theory by Qasserras, Lhoussine (2024) - Keywords: Content analysis, Training of teachers, Training program, Transformational learning. These findings highlight the necessity of designing training programs that are not only informative but also transformative, enabling trainees to enhance skills, confidence, and readiness to apply knowledge effectively. Keywords: development; learning; participants; portfolios; program; qasserras; skills; tot; trainers; training
• Guidance and counseling services on parenting patterns to improve executive function of children aged 7-12 years by Nasution, Nasution; Wiraningtyas, Agrippina ; Nurmaya, Alya ; Ahyansyah, Ahyansyah; Mawaddah, Sukma ; Safitri, Andi Hasli Yati Ike (2024) - Parenting Patterns in Children Aged 7-12 years in Bima Parenting is one of the key factors in child development, especially at the age of 7- 12 years, where children begin to experience various physical, emotional, and social changes. In conclusion, parenting has a significant impact on various aspects of child development, including emotional, cognitive and character. Keywords: bima; children; city; counseling; counseling services; development; executive; function; guidance; parenting; parents; research; services; social; years
• Factors affecting entrepreneurial efforts of ethnic minority women: Case study of the Hmong community in Vietnam by Hoa, Le Anh ; Thanh, Nguyen Nghi (2024) - Abstract: The topic explored in this study is the issues related to the entrepreneurial activities of Hmong women in Vietnam, which has been minimally addressed in the literature. A quantitative study design, involving a survey administration to Hmong women involved in entrepreneurial activity, was used to identify the influence of empowerment and personal development, community development and modeling, cultural preservation through entrepreneurship, and economic impact and social change. Keywords: analysis; business; community; development; empowerment; entrepreneurship; et al; hmong; impact; journal; research; role; study; variables; women
• Sustainable development strategy for cultural heritage conservation of Hengshan cliff carving in Hunan province, people's republic of China by Hao, Wu ; Khiatthong, Thongchue (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3412 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: 173275875@qq.com Sustainable development strategy for cultural heritage conservation of Hengshan cliff carving in Hunan province, people's republic of China Wu Hao1,2*, Thongchue Khiatthong3 1,3Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Bangkokthonburi University, Taweewatana, Bangkok, Thailand; 173275875@qq.com (W.H.) thongchue@gmail.com (T.K.) 2School of Fine Arts and Design, Calligraphy Department, Changsha Normal University, China. Qualitative research uses literature reviews related to cultural heritage conservation and sustainable development and interviews with stakeholders. Keywords: analysis; calligraphy; carving; cliff carving; cliff inscriptions; conservation; cultural; development; hengshan cliff; heritage; heritage conservation; research; strategy; study
• Exploring the influence of economic development: A field study on OIC countries by Al-Isawi, Alaa Thabit Jasim (2024) - In the researcher’s view, the reason OIC countries have shown substandard economic performance is not that they have adhered to Islamic economic principles and policies - good institutions, the rule of law, economic justice, best practices - but rather that they have not followed them. How Islamic Are Islamic Countries? Keywords: author; countries; development; economic; growth; income; index; islam; oic; oic countries; performance; principles
• An assessment of the supply chain management for agricultural products in Cambodia by Hin, Kosla ; Lim, Siphat (2024) - While the majority of Cambodian cashew nuts are destined for export markets, Santana Agricultural Products Co., Ltd. stands out as the sole company engaged in the formal export of Cambodian cashew nuts directly to importing nations. According to the most recent figures from the GDA, cashew nut production in Cambodia rose to 104,268 metric tons in the 2016/2017 period, cultivated across 79,487 hectares, which translates to a yield of 1.31 metric tons per hectare. Keywords: agricultural; cambodia; cashew; cassava; chain; development; farmers; fruit; mango; mangoes; market; nuts; processing; production; products; research; season; supply; tons
• Social capital and its role in sustainable dryland agricultural development case study in West Kupang subdistrict - Kupang regency by Abdurrahman, Mustafa ; Suek, Johanna (2024) - The results or findings of this research will be presented, in addition to propositions about elements in the social structure that have the potential as social capital in agricultural development, the role of each social capital in sustainable dryland agricultural development. Furthermore, it is argued that sustainable agricultural development does not mean having to hold back or reduce productivity and income, but in increasing productivity the accompanying negative impacts are always taken into consideration. Keywords: activities; agricultural; capital; community; development; district; dryland; farming; groups; kupang; research; role; west
• A sustainable development approach for community participation in community safety aspirations: Insights from Tshwane district municipality, South Africa by Nyahunda, Louis ; Rakubu, Kholofelo Anna (2024) - Crime poses a serious threat to the realisation of sustainable development and community safety. This study denotes that the sustainable development approach to community safety is fundamental and provides direction into how the well-being and resilience of societies can be realised. Keywords: communities; community; community safety; crime; development; participation; safety; south; study
• A new approach to determining the development directions for crop insurance organizations: experience from Lithuania by Drejeris, Rolandas ; Rusteika, Martynas (2024) - Thus, insurance company development is spontaneous enough and needs systematic substantiation. Conclusions In the article, we solved the set problem and reached the set goal: we presented the substantiated methodology for determining the most suitable direction of crop insurance development for insurance organizations. Keywords: activity; assessment; business; criteria; crop; development; directions; employees; improvement; insurance; insurance organizations; management; organization; process; results; sales
• Realizing the sustainable potential of Indonesian marine tourism through effective and participatory local tourism governance by Asdar, Yuliana ; Abdullah, Muh Tang (2024) - Conclusions The development of Mandala Ria Beach tourism in Ara Village, Bonto Bahari District, Bulukumba Regency reflects the complexity of local tourism governance involving collaboration between government, community, and other stakeholders. Materials and Methods This study employs a qualitative research approach, combining literature review, field observations, and in-depth interviews to gain a comprehensive understanding of Local Tourism Governance in the 7312 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 7310-7318, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3584 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate development of Mandala Ria Beach tourism. Keywords: beach; community; destination; development; governance; government; management; mandala; ria; tourism; village
• The relationship between society and language acquisition: influence and interaction, a comparative study between linguistics, sociology, and philosophy by Mahmoud, Omar Nihad (2024) - Philosophical Perspectives on Language Among philosophers, the concept of language reflects diverse and sometimes conflicting views, shaped by their philosophical doctrines. Language preserves cultural heritage from generation to generation and ascribes social values to human knowledge and ideas by using language within the community. Keywords: acquisition; arabic; cultural; culture; development; ibn; identity; individuals; influence; language; learning; relationship; role; society; use
• Using gravity model to forecast the potential range distance of market share between China and the five central Asian countries for their cross-border e-commerce and relative countermeasures by Huang, Wenya ; Irina, Mukambaeva ; Yan, Zhang ; Leu, Jai-Houng (2024) - This indicates that with the economic growth of Central Asian countries, the level of cross-border e-commerce development, the wide application of the Internet and the deepening of the degree of opening up to the outside world, the potential of China's cross-border e- commerce trade with Central Asian countries will be stimulated; the high level of the Consumer Price Index, i.e., inflation, will inhibit the growth of cross-border e-commerce trade in the trading countries; the more distant the distance is, the more likely it is that the trade potential will be restricted, but because the transport distance indicator is linked to the price of oil, abnormal fluctuations in the price of oil on the international market have a significant impact on the indicator. Overall, four of the five Central Asian countries have been in the ‘great potential’; (3) Combined with the regression results of the trade gravity model, the reasons for the differences in cross-border e-commerce trade potential are mainly focused on the differences and linkages between the two sides in terms of their levels of economic development, cross-border e-commerce development, Internet application, and opening up to the outside world (Table 3). Keywords: asian; border; central; china; commerce; commerce trade; countries; cross; development; potential; trade
• Indonesian economic performance on trade and investment after Asean economic community by Husnan, Lalu Hamdani ; Jufri, Akhmad ; Manan, Abdul ; Irwan, M. ; Wahyunadi, Wahyunadi (2024) - This economics community seems to be inspired by previous summit about ASEAN free trade area on 1992. ASEAN free trade area. Keywords: aec; afta; asean; community; countries; development; economic; export; indonesia; investment; region; trade; usd; var
• Effective strategic management model of university student’s association in Nanchang city by Kuai, Lu ; Siththada, Thada (2024) - Previous studies have highlighted the importance of strategic management in addressing these challenges, yet research on student association management in the specific context of Nanchang City remains limited. The findings underscore the importance of addressing these deficiencies to enhance the overall effectiveness of student association management in Nanchang universities. Keywords: association; city; development; government; management; nanchang; research; student; universities
• The impact of the institutional absorptive capacity on public debt in aid-recipient MENA countries by Sidani, Ola ; Taher, Hanadi ; Houshaimi, Maggie (2024) - Keywords: Donor aid, Government digitization, Institutional absorptive capacity for aid, Public debt, Quality of institutions. The inverse connection between public debt and institutional absorptive capacity suggests that investing in strengthening institutions and reducing the constraints of absorptive capacity leads to better fiscal discipline. Keywords: aid; capacity; countries; debt; development; expenditure; governance; government; growth; institutions; journal; mena; quality; research
• Designing EDGE (Enhanced destination growth and engagement) to Improve the performance of marine tourism in East Java by Halik, Abdul ; Yasin, Muhammad ; Sumiati, Sumiati (2024) - The results of the study indicate that the implementation of the EDGE Design has the potential to create positive impacts on various aspects of marine tourism destination management, including tourist attraction, local community involvement, and infrastructure improvement. 8786 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8782-8792, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3875 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Policy documents related to tourism destination management are analyzed to understand existing regulations and initiatives. Keywords: community; design; destination; development; east; edge; java; management; marine; study; tourism
• Archaeological heritage in the Shabè region and challenges of enhancement: the example of the “Etoo” fortified site by AGBAKA, Opêoluwa Blandine ; DOGNON, Dorothée Elavagnon ; LABIYI, Nestor (2024) - Nevertheless, the country is rich in archaeological sites that merit study to enhance historical sources through material culture. The methodology combines empirical research, archaeological survey reports, and a specialized literature review, as well as a study of cinematographic and audiovisual productions on similar heritage sites in Africa and elsewhere. Keywords: african; benin; development; doi; etoo; excavations; heritage; history; region; research; shabè; site
• Revisiting operations strategy for competitiveness: Exploring potential research opportunities by Chebo, Abdella Kosa ; Endeshaw, Berhanu ; Haile, Robel ; Dhliwayo, Shepherd (2024) - Scientific Productivity of Operations Strategy for Competitiveness Research The issue of operations strategy for competitiveness involves study of the most relevant papers, sources, citations, affiliations, and scientific development. abdela.kossa@kue.edu.et Revisiting operations strategy for competitiveness: Exploring potential research opportunities Abdella Kosa Chebo1,2* Berhanu Endeshaw1, Robel Haile1,3, Shepherd Dhliwayo2 1College of Business, Technology, and Vocational Education, Kotebe University of Education; abdela.kossa@kue.edu.et, abdikosa@gmail.com (A.K.C.) berhanu22012@gmail.com Keywords: advantage; analysis; authors; business; chain; competitiveness; development; journal; management; manufacturing; manufacturing strategy; operations management; operations strategy; performance; quality; research; strategies; strategy; study; supply; sustainability
• Cultural tourism, place branding, and sustainable development: The role of community engagement, visitor’s satisfaction and environmental awareness by Aidoo, Gertrude Sarah ; Kwaning, Collins Owusu ; Opoku, Ababio Kwaku ; Owusu, Ackah ; Ansah, Victoria Owusu – ; Afriyie, Emelia Ohene (2024) - By exploring the interplay between cultural tourism, place branding, and sustainability, the research adds a unique perspective to the field of sustainable tourism development. 7. Implication for Policy and Practice These findings have several significant implications for policymakers and tourism practitioners, providing a roadmap for fostering sustainable tourism development. Keywords: awareness; branding; communities; community; community engagement; cultural; destination; development; engagement; management; place; place branding; research; satisfaction; study; sustainability; tourism; tourism development; visitors
• The development of teacher motivation model for medical universities in Guangxi Province, China by Quan, Yi ; Siththada, Thada (2024) - Abstract: Teacher motivation plays a pivotal role in advancing medical education in Guangxi Province, where high-quality education depends on motivated and competent educators. Keywords: Factor analysis, Guangxi Province, Medical universities, Motivation model, Teacher motivation. Keywords: development; job; motivation; professional; research; teacher; teacher motivation; teaching; universities; work
• Forecasting servise markеting determinants within the concept of the information society by Telnov, Anatolii ; Reshmidilova, Svitlana (2024) - Aligned with this purpose, the research aimed to accomplish the following tasks: Substantiate the influence of the information economy on the development of the service sector; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1859-106X https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1540-4019 9767 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 9766-9777, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i1.4149 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Define the methodological framework for the study; Determine the required number of experts through calculations and conduct an evaluation of service marketing determinants; Perform heuristic forecasting of service marketing determinants using a specified algorithm; Assess the consistency of expert opinions on the evaluated service marketing determinants; Formulate conclusions regarding the nature and extent of the impact of these determinants on service marketing. The study utilized the following methods: Information-search method: Used to gather relevant data from scientific sources and the Internet; Morphological method: Used to conduct individual expert assessments of determinants influencing service marketing; Statistical methods: Utilized to calculate indicators of service marketing determinants; Heuristic forecasting and correlation analysis: Utilized to assess the relative significance of service marketing determinants; Paired comparison method: Used to assess the degree of consistency among expert opinions; Mathematical modelling: Applied to rank the determinants influencing service marketing; Graph-analytical method: Used for the schematic representation of key research findings; Generalization method: Applied to formulate conclusions based on the conducted research. Keywords: authors; determinants; development; digital; doi; expert; information; marketing; marketing determinants; service; service marketing; vol
• Securing the development and delivery of modern applications by Bašić, Matej ; Morić, Zlatan ; Redžepagić, Jasmin ; Torbar, Josip (2025) - [30] O. Javed and S. Toor, An evaluation of container security vulnerability detection tools, presented at the International Conference on Cloud and Big Data Computing (ICCBDC). However, once a container image is built, it is crucial to ensure that it does not introduce security vulnerabilities or compliance risks into the deployment environment. Keywords: analysis; application; code; container; development; ieee; kubernetes; pipelines; security; software; static; tools; vol; vulnerabilities
• Evaluating governance structures in the implementation of early childhood policies: A pathway to sustainable development by Merino, Ana Lucia Ravines ; Zavaleta, Jose Manuel Armas ; Manrique, Antony Mejia ; Mejia, Percy Junior Castro (2025) - Weighted semantic networks of governance structures in early childhood policy implementation extracted from atlas TI. This finding should be interpreted as an opportunity to strengthen planning and execution processes by establishing a continuous evaluation system that allows for monitoring progress and adjusting strategies in real time, maximizing the impact on early childhood policy implementation and contributing to the sustainable development of rural communities. Keywords: childhood; childhood policies; development; effectiveness; governance; governance structures; implementation; learning; policies; policy; structures; vol
• Development of a mobile-based application for leaf disease recognition in abaca (Musa textilis) by G. G., Dialogo, (2025) - Keywords: Abaca, Mobile application, Plant disease recognition, Waterfall model. One of the challenges that farmers are facing in the abaca industry is the early suppression or identification of abaca plant diseases. Keywords: abaca; application; development; disease; learning; mean; mobile; test; vol
• Trends in the regional development of medium-sized municipalities with a population between 10 and 50 thousand in Eastern Bulgaria by Petrov, Kamen ; Tsonkov, Nikolay (2025) - In addition, they are looking for alternatives for regional economic development. They are related to local economic development, security, geoeconomics, geopolitics, transport accessibility, urbanization issues, investment policies, and emerging complex demographic problems [5]. Keywords: areas; authors; bulgaria; development; eastern; enterprises; migration; municipalities; municipality; national; number; people; population; region; socio; vol
• Human resource management – sustainable practices by PARZHANOVA, Aneliya (2025) - Sustainable human resource management practices. Views on the significance and essence of sustainable human resource management are summarized. Keywords: business; development; employees; environment; hrm; management; organization; practices; resource; resource management; sustainability; vol; work
• The role of container security in application development by Morić, Zlatan ; Redžepagić, Jasmin ; Bencarić, Ivan ; Dakić, Vedran (2025) - Verifying image authenticity is an equally important aspect of container image security, typically via image signing. Published: 22 January 2025 * Correspondence: zlatan.moric@algebra.hr The role of container security in application development Zlatan Morić1*, Jasmin Redžepagić2, Ivan Bencarić3, Vedran Dakić4 1,2,3Algebra University, Department of cybersecurity and operating systems, Croatia; zlatan.moric@algebra.hr (Z.M.) jasmin.redzepagic@algebra.hr (J.R.) ibencar@algebra.hr (I.B.). Keywords: access; application; authors; container; container security; development; environments; host; images; kubernetes; n.d; network; policies; runtime; scanning; security; service; system; vulnerabilities
• Government strategy for enhancing the infrastructure of international freight railway corridors: Economic and strategic considerations by Tymoshchuk, Yaroslav ; Suray, Inna ; Hrebeniuk, Halyna ; Zadoia, Viacheslav ; Selishchev, Sergii (2025) - The general distribution of resource transportation based on the most significant freight traffic in international transport corridors is shown in Figure 2. The specifics of transport interaction in Europe largely depend on the regulatory framework governing international transport corridors between EU member states and their trading partners. Keywords: authors; china; corridors; development; european; freight; infrastructure; international; logistics; railway; role; transport; vol
• Implementation of prisoner independence guidance in class 1 Cirebon prison by Hidayat, Risyal Hardiyanto ; Pujiono, Dedy Wasis ; Waluyadi, Waluyadi; Sanusi, Sanusi (2025) - Limited Teaching Staff and Mentors: Class 1 Cirebon Prison often lacks competent instructors for various training programs. Implementation of Inmate Independence Development in Cirebon Class 1 Prison Cirebon Class 1 Prison runs various independence programs for Inmates (WBP) which aim to provide useful skills, assist in the rehabilitation process, and prepare them for reintegration into society after their sentence ends. Keywords: cirebon; class; development; implementation; inmates; prisoners; production; program; skills; training; vol
• Renewable energy strategy impacts on electricity system and carbon emissions in Hunan Province of China by Yang, Caixia ; Xiao, Yao ; Chen, Tao ; Lei , Mingze ; Wattana, Buncha (2025) - For instance, increasing the share of renewable energy generation will help increase the electricity generation proportion from renewable energy and reduce fossil fuel combustion in Hunan, as well as decreasing the reliance on traditional energy sources such as coal and natural gas and diversifying the energy generation structure. In response to these challenges, Hunan has been expanding renewable energy generation. Keywords: capacity; carbon; china; coal; demand; development; efficiency; electricity; emissions; energy; energy storage; generation; hunan; power; province; scenario; storage; system; twh; vol
• Identification and mapping of stakeholder roles in the development of local wisdom-based tourism villages in Cikolelet tourism village, Serang, Indonesia by Rahmawati, Rahmawati ; Purnaweni, Hartuti ; Warsono, Hardi ; Yuniningsih, Tri (2025) - The success of tourism village development depends on the extent to which stakeholders can play their roles synergistically. The success of tourism village development with stakeholder synergy, such as in Batu Malang Tourism Village with the Penta Helix approach [18] Tugu Utara Bogor Tourism Village, where all elements collaborate and synergize [19] and tourism villages that apply local wisdom as an advantage with stakeholder synergy [20-22]. Keywords: activities; attractions; cikolelet; cikolelet tourism; cikolelet village; community; development; government; research; role; social; stakeholders; tourism; tourism development; tourism village; village; village development; vol; wisdom
• Impacts of real estate development on the greater Abidjan factory in Ivory coast by DEKI, Kouakou Tehua Pierre ; Bénoît, DANVIDE T. ; ZINSOU-KLASSOU, Kossiwa (2025) - The public model: characterized by projects financed and carried out by the State or parastatal organizations, aimed at meeting the need for social housing and developing working-class neighborhoods. On the one hand, the construction of social housing has helped meet the needs of certain social categories, but on the other, real estate speculation has exacerbated inequalities, particularly with the emergence of luxury housing reserved for an elite. Keywords: abidjan; authors; city; construction; development; estate; housing; neighborhoods; population
• Engaging the Lebanese diaspora: Socioeconomic determinants, barriers, and opportunities for sustainable development by Omar, Maha Haj (2025) - [2] A. V. Gevorkyan and S. Issa, Lebanese diaspora and sustainable economic development in Lebanon: New survey- informed analysis, SSRN Electronic Journal, pp. 1-55, 2025. Stereotyping and Racism: For Lebanese diaspora members, particularly in Western countries like the US, Australia, and Europe, encounters with racism and unfavorable stereotyping have emerged as significant obstacles to full integration. Keywords: contributions; cultural; development; diaspora; engagement; ldos; lebanese; lebanon; members; potential; respondents; vol
• ESG: Integrating sustainability into business organizations by Krasin, Kremen (2025) - The article aims to review the tools related to ESG indicators that help organizations track their progress toward sustainability, the main concepts related to sustainable development and corporate sustainability, tools and methods for measuring corporate sustainability, and the integration of ESG into the company's strategy. The article aims to review the tools related to ESG indicators that assist organizations in tracking their progress towards sustainability, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses and the conditions for applicability, as well as indicating appropriate tools for application in the implementation of organizations' strategies. Keywords: business; companies; company; development; esg; indicators; organizations; reporting; sustainability; tools; vol
• Organizational prerequisites for the transition of companies towards a green economy by KRASIN, Miren (2025) - “Green growth” is a term that they often used synonymously with “green economy”. [8] C. Allen and S. Clouth, A guidebook to the green economy: Issue 1 – green economy, green growth, and low-carbon development – history, definitions, and a guide to recent publications. Keywords: capacity; capital; development; economic; economy; environment; green; human; organization; resources; transition
• Development of a receptive and expressive language handbook for hard-of-hearing disabilities in TKLB-B by Budiati, Eryana Fatimasari Retno ; Nursalim, Mochamad ; Mardliyah, Sjafiatul ; Sartinah, Endang Pudjiastuti ; Oktafiolita, Anggraini (2025) - These results affirm the suitability of the receptive (listening) and expressive (speaking) language handbooks for hard-of- hearing disabilities in TKLB-B, highlighting their efficacy for teachers facilitating language learning among kindergarten children with hearing impairments. In the creation of receptive (listening) and expressive (speaking) language handbooks for individuals with hearing disabilities in TKLB-B, researchers utilized the Thiagarajan [12] development model, known as the 4-D model, consisting of define, design, develop, and disseminate stages. Keywords: development; disabilities; expert; good; handbook; hearing; language; listening; speaking
• Legal terminology as the basis for the accuracy of legal norms by Teremetskyi, Vladyslav Ivanovych ; Lazariev, Viktor Viktorovych ; Topchii, Vasyl Vasylovych ; Vitiuk, Dariia Liubomyrivna ; Roy, Oleh Volodymyrovych (2025) - Legal terminology is the basis of the legal system, because it is through legal terms that the norms of law are formulated, the rights and obligations of subjects of legal relations are fixed, and law enforcement is carried out. Paying direct attention to the features of the formation of legal terminology, we can note that in jurisprudence there is no single approach to the formation of legal terms. Keywords: concepts; development; language; law; science; system; terminology; terms; use; vol
• Sustainable nature tourism transformation: The strategic role of green tourism in West Java by Setiadi, Sandi ; Widyastuti, Sri ; Zulkifli, Zulkifli; Darmansyah, Darmansyah (2025) - Keywords: Destination image, Green tourism, Sustainability, Social media, Tourist perception. Green tourism aims to minimize negative impacts on the environment, support nature conservation, and improve the welfare of local communities through environmentally friendly practices such as waste management, renewable energy, and natural habitat preservation. Keywords: authors; destination; development; effect; environmental; et al; good; green; image; influence; marketing; media; perception; research; results; study; sustainability; table; tourism; tourists; value; variable; vol
• Analysis on the role of picture books in children's cognitive development education by Chen, Menglin ; Huang, Yu-Che (2025) - Picture books can be used to study phonological awareness, which has been found to be important for early reading abilities, and are shown to facilitate phonological awareness in children through reading picture books aloud [3]. Picture books also influence another area that is largely important on emotional intelligence as the stories that are brought by picture books are the ones that help children become aware of empathy and social awareness. Keywords: books; children; development; learning; picture; vol; years
• Research on the influence of the economic development of the importing country on export of new energy Vehiclesof China -- based on the empirical analysis of countries along the belt and road by Wang, Wenjuan ; Xie, Dongcheng (2025) - Keywords: Belt and Road countries, Level of economic development, New energy vehicle exports. China's export to the One Belt and One Road along the countries of new energy vehicle trade volume, taken from the United Nations Commodity trade statistics database (UN Comtrade); Data on GDP, GNI per capita, population size and electricity rate per capita are from the World Bank website. Keywords: china; countries; country; development; energy; energy vehicles; export; gdp; income; level; market; road; trade
• Setting of free and prior informed consent to the protection of indigenous peoples' rights to water resources in Indonesia by Jasim, Rahmi ; Isra, Saldi ; Warman, Kurnia ; Andora, Hengki (2025) - However, more in-depth studies and considerations are needed regarding the regulation and application of FPIC, starting from the urgency of implementing FPIC as a legal instrument to water resources and how FPIC can increase legal capacity in water resource management and strategies that are considered appropriate for implementing FPIC. The substance of the relevant legal regulations regards water rights as common property, aiming to fulfill social functions for the benefit of society by emphasizing equitable management, utilization, and access across various sectors. Keywords: authority; communities; community; control; development; fpic; government; indonesia; land; law; management; peoples; protection; public; rights; state; vol; water; water resources
• Research on sustainable cycle of new sustainable development energy economy by Bao, Junsong (2025) - Keywords: Energy resources, Energy efficiency, Energy cost reduction, Sustainable energy economy. The study utilizes three distinct sets of predictors derived from previous literature to examine the main factors affecting sustainable energy usage. Keywords: china; development; economy; efficiency; energy; journal; resource; sdgs; sharing; spi; study; sustainability; vol
• Study on internal labor migration in Vietnam (2015-2020) by Trong, Dinh Van ; Tho, Pham Duc ; Trinh, Nguyen Thi Kieu ; Thuy, Tran Thi Thanh ; Hà, Nguyễn Thế (2025) - [10] Hanoi Institute for Socio-Economic Development Studies, Migrant labor affects Vietnam's economic restructuring, 2018. [12] N. V. Phai, Migrant labor - An opportunity to promote balanced economic development, 2022. Keywords: areas; development; employment; labor; migrant; migration; rural; vietnam; vol; workers
• Comparison of green building research progress in China and south Korea: Trends and development 2001–2023 by Ren, Weicheng ; Kim, Kyunghwan (2025) - Overall, from 2001 to 2005, China lagged behind South Korea in green building research, though the concept and theory of green buildings began to gain attention. China strengthened its systematic evaluation of green buildings, while South Korea focused on advancing green building development. Keywords: building; carbon; china; countries; development; economic; energy; evaluation; green; korea; research; saving; south; south korea; systems
• The abundance of needs and the role of creativity in human evolution in a commodity economy by Lam, Nguyen Mai ; Quoc, Nguyen Anh (2025) - The research results show that (1) Human life is a natural communication, at the same time a process of creativity and mechanization of the body; (2) Creativity is a social value, helping individuals to develop their maximum potential in social communication; (3) The coercion of commodity social life makes money become a dominant force, turning humans into commodities; (4) Money plays a central role in a commodity economy, making monetary life have its freedom. Adhering to norms becomes a way of behaving with them in social life, causing morality to be distorted and relative” [13]. Keywords: commodity; creativity; development; economy; freedom; individual; life; needs; people; products; society; value; vol
• The influence of labor remuneration on employee loyalty to the firm by Tuoi, Do Thi ; Hong, Nguyen Thi ; Phuong, Tran Thi Minh ; Hung, To Xuan (2025) - Received: 5 February 2025; Revised: 13 March 2025; Accepted: 17 March 2025; Published: 12 April 2025 * Correspondence: hongnt@ptit.edu.vn The influence of labor remuneration on employee loyalty to the firm Abstract: This study uses social exchange theory and psychological contract theory for the purpose of evaluating and measuring the influence of labor remuneration on employee loyalty to the firm. Keywords: analysis; benefits; development; employee; employee loyalty; environment; factor; influence; job; loyalty; salary; vol; work
• Research on conflicts in Cai Lay district, Tien Giang province, between local residents and stakeholders in community-based tourism development by NGUYEN, Ngoc Anh ; CHUNG, Khang Le (2025) - [22] L. Xue and D. Kerstetter, Discourse and power relations in community tourism, Journal of Travel Research, vol. 57, no. 6, pp. Local tourism businesses that participate in unfair competition create major obstacles to promote sustainable development practices. Keywords: cai; community; conflicts; development; district; lay; locals; residents; tourism; tourists; vol
• A narrative review of strategies of human fertility and sustainable development by Saad, Alia Osman Sayed (2025) - This study provided a baseline framework for developing and implementing rationale strategies and sustainable reproductive goals to improve healthcare services related to human reproductive health and fertility in the Middle East region. Abstract: The study aims to examine five aspects, including the environmental impact, quality of life, contraceptive use, fertility awareness programs, and control of non-communicable diseases as sustainable development objectives to improve reproductive health and sexual well-being of men and women in the Middle East. Keywords: development; east; factors; fertility; goals; health; human; middle; population; reproductive; study; vol; women
• Asymmetric decentralisation arrangements in the implementation of regional autonomy in Indonesia by Allo, Hanfree Bunga' ; Ilmar, Aminuddin ; Ilmar, Aminuddin ; Razak, Abdul (2025) - It is explicitly explained that regional governments exercise the widest possible autonomy with the understanding that the regions have the authority to regulate and manage all government affairs, except for government affairs that fall under the authority of the central government. This shows an imbalance in the granting of regional autonomy, where the centre is still involved in many aspects of regional government [19]. Keywords: aceh; autonomy; decentralisation; development; government; implementation; indonesia; jakarta; law; papua; regions
• Role of ICT in Saudi women empowerment and their participation in labor market by Khan, Mohd Naved ; Aziz, Ghazala ; Asif, Mohammad (2025) - H2: Women empowerment play significant role to straighten the economy of the society. Did you believe that women empowerment is directly associated with the development of society. Keywords: analysis; development; empowerment; ict; labor; participation; role; saudi; study; vol; women
• Conservation and promotion of the cultural heritage value of Binh Thuy communal house in the development of cultural tourism in Can Tho City by Lộc, Tăng Tấn (2025) - To study and clarify the heritage values of Binh Thuy Temple and how to promote these values in cultural tourism development in Can Tho, this study employs appropriate scientific research methods to collect, analyze, and evaluate data comprehensively. Documents, books, scientific articles, theses, reports from specialized organizations, and previous studies related to cultural heritage, monument conservation, and cultural tourism development will be synthesized and analyzed. Keywords: binh thuy; city; communal; conservation; development; heritage; house; monuments; national; nguyen; preservation; sites; temple; tho; thuy communal; thuy temple; tourism; tourism development; university; values
• Unveiling the impact of digital financial inclusion and financial development on global unemployment: A Bayesian quantile regression approach by Quoc, Dinh Le ; Duy, Thanh Tran ; Hai, Anh Nguyen Hoang ; Van, Hai Nguyen (2025) - [5] D. Le Quoc, The relationship between digital financial inclusion, gender inequality, and economic growth: dynamics from financial development, Journal of Business and Socio-Economic Development, vol. 4, no. 4, pp. https://doi.org.10.1108/JFRC-10-2024-0206 [11] H. N. Quoc, D. Le Quoc, and H. N. Van, Assessing digital financial inclusion and financial crises: The role of financial development in shielding against shocks, Heliyon, vol. 11, no. 1, p. e41231, 2025. Keywords: bayesian; countries; development; dfi; digital; economic; financial; impact; inclusion; quantile; rates; regression; unemployment; unemployment rates; vol
• Factors influencing prosocial behavior among Chinese adolescents: Empathy as a mediator by FeiFei, Teng ; Jafar, Mohd Fairuz ; Kasim, Marini (2025) - Received: 13 February 2025; Revised: 14 April 2025; Accepted: 17 April 2025; Published: 30 April 2025 * Correspondence: 15939746097@163.com Factors influencing prosocial behavior among Chinese adolescents: Empathy as a mediator Abstract: This study examines the factors influencing prosocial behavior among Chinese adolescents, emphasizing empathy as a mediator within the framework of social learning theory. Keywords: adolescents; behavior; development; empathy; influence; involvement; learning; parental; relationships; role; student; student relationships; study; support; teacher
• Impact of foreign direct investment on economic growth in Nigeria: Mediating role of institutional quality by Illo, Faruk Muhammad ; Oladipo, Olajide ; Azu, Nnanna P. (2025) - [16] FDI and Institutional quality have interacted to ascertain the mediating role of institutional quality on the impact of FDI on economic growth. Received: 14 February 2025; Revised: 22 April 2025; Accepted: 25 April 2025; Published: 2 May 2025 * Correspondence: phil4azu@yahoo.com Impact of foreign direct investment on economic growth in Nigeria: Mediating role of institutional quality Faruk Muhammad Illo1, Olajide Oladipo2, Nnanna P. Azu3* 1,2Department of Economics, Nile University of Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria; farukillo@live.com Keywords: development; fdi; growth; institutions; investment; liberties; nigeria; quality; rights; run; study; vol
• Optimizing the role of stakeholders in the development of hexa-helix-based craft sector MSMEs to increase sustainable competitive advantage by Karsinah, Karsinah; Santosa, Purbayu Budi ; Iskandar, Deden Dinar (2025) - Effective collaboration between stakeholders will provide the necessary support for craft sector MSMEs to develop sustainably, both in terms of economy, social, and environment. Export Promotion Policy is also important to open up international market access for craft MSMEs, where the government provides incentives and facilitates participation in global exhibitions. Keywords: craft; development; influence; msmes; role; sector; stakeholders; umkm; vol
• Assessing and initiating collaborative governance for sustainable geotourism development: A case study of Maros-Pangkep Geopark in Indonesia by Dwipati, Ummul ; Ibrahim, Muh Akmal ; Abdullah, Muh Tang (2025) - By conducting thorough stakeholder analysis, establishing shared goals, identifying resources, building capacity, and defining clear governance structures, the geopark management can effectively engage diverse stakeholders and work towards sustainable geopark development. By conducting a comprehensive stakeholder analysis, establishing shared goals, and assessing the legal and institutional frameworks, the geopark management can ensure the engagement of diverse stakeholders and align their efforts towards sustainable geopark development. Keywords: development; geopark; governance; government; management; maros; pangkep; stakeholders; tourism; vol
• The influence of human resource synergy, project management, and logistics on the implementation of sustainable development in the new capital city by Suprayitno, Degdo (2025) - [17] P. Kyriakogkonas, A. Garefalakis, E. Pappa, and P. Kagias, Sustainable project management under the light of ESG criteria: A theoretical approach, Theoretical Economics Letters, vol. 12, no. 6, pp. HR synergy also demonstrates a significant impact on sustainable development implementation (path coefficient = 0.396; p < 0.001), whereas project management and operational efficiency do not exhibit significant effects on the dependent variable. Keywords: development; effect; efficiency; ikn; implementation; logistics; management; project; project management; resource; sustainability; synergy; vol
• Analysing the impact of renewable energy use, CO₂ emissions, oil production, and oil prices on sustainable economic growth: Evidence from Saudi Arabia using the ARDL approach by Gafsi, Nesrine (2025) - Published: 22 May 2025 * Correspondence: nesrine.gafsi@gmail.com Analysing the impact of renewable energy use, CO₂ emissions, oil production, and oil prices on sustainable economic growth: Evidence from Saudi Arabia using the ARDL approach Nesrine Gafsi1* 1College of Business, Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; NWGafsi@imamu.edu.sa, nesrine.gafsi@gmail.com (N.G.). Abstract: This study investigates the dynamic relationship between renewable energy consumption, CO₂ emissions, crude oil production, and oil prices, and their combined impact on sustainable economic growth in Saudi Arabia. Keywords: arabia; ardl; consumption; development; emissions; energy; growth; oil; prices; production; run; saudi; vol
• Evaluating the tourism appeal of traditional craft villages in Vietnam: A case study from the tourists’ perspective in Thanh Hóa province by Hung, Nguyen Thi Viet ; Ha, Nguyen Thi ; Thuc, Nguyen Thi ; Huong, Nguyen Thi Lan (2025) - Keywords: Craft village tourism, Cultural heritage, Destination attractiveness, Thanh Hóa province, Tourist perception, Vietnam. Craft village tourism offers a distinctive form of cultural tourism, allowing visitors to engage directly with local customs and traditions, including weaving, carving, and traditional cooking [3]. Keywords: 2576; craft; craft village; destination; development; factors; hóa; research; thanh; tourism; tourists; vietnam; village; vol
• Ensuring leadership continuity: An integrative review of succession planning, leadership development and organisational memory by Anos, Chitamba (2025) - https://doi.org/10.20431/2349- 0349.1003003 [9] N. C. Jackson and L. M. Dunn-Jensen, Leadership succession planning for today’s digital transformation economy: Key factors to build for competency and innovation, Business Horizons, vol. 64, no. 2, pp. Furthermore, it addresses the obstacles to effective leadership continuity, such as short-term mindsets in succession planning, the failure to institutionalize leadership knowledge, and resistance to leadership changes. Keywords: continuity; development; knowledge; leadership; leadership development; learning; management; memory; organizations; planning; succession; succession planning; vol
• The humanitarian and development assistance program in Maguindanao province by Salipada, Tahir K. ; Abdula, Sajid P. ; Abdula, Datuali Paguital ; Sura, Khairon A. (2025) - Evidence is limited and mixed however, on governance, social capital spillovers, and conflict impacts [3]. This implies that HDAP economic intervention such as livelihood and employment support specifically capacity building of cooperatives, provision of agricultural 60 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 55-63, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.7753 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate support or post-harvest facilities and distribution of rice and corn seeds have fairly helped the farmers or the community in general. Keywords: community; conflict; development; government; hdap; health; implementation; mean; peace; program; respondents; services
• Sustainable entrepreneurship: A strategic orientation approach for fostering sustainable development in Thai SMEs by Suk-Udom, Cholawit ; Lekmat, Laddawan (2025) - [28] M. A. I. Gazi et al., CSR and sustainable environmental performance: an exploration of mediating and moderating factors, Sustainability, vol. 16, no. 19, p. 8499, 2024. [45] A. Dewi and L. Widyawati, The relationship between sustainability performance and financial performance with external assurance as the moderating variable in Indonesian listed companies, presented at the IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, vol. 1199, no. 1, pp. 1-10, 2023. Keywords: business; competencies; development; entrepreneurship; firm; leaders; orientation; performance; research; smes; sustainability; vol
• The impact of vat in the fight against the informal economy in Kosovo by Haziri, Artan ; Maksutaj, Mimoza Bytyqi ; Maksutaj, Nazmi (2025) - VAT Policy in Kosovo Kosovo implemented VAT in 2001, with subsequent reforms to improve compliance and broaden the tax base. • H2: Increasing VAT revenues has a positive and direct impact on GDP growth in Kosovo, helping to improve economic development and strengthen fiscal capacities. Keywords: businesses; collection; compliance; development; economic; economy; gdp; growth; informality; kosovo; tax; vat; vol
• Navigating talent management in public sector organizations: An examination of distributive justice and managerial challenges on career satisfaction by Yoshinta, Dian Okta ; Wijoyo, Suparto ; Suhariadi, Fendy (2025) - [56] K. Jehanzeb and J. Mohanty, Impact of employee development on job satisfaction and organizational commitment: person–organization fit as moderator, International Journal of Training and Development, vol. 22, no. 3, pp. By doing so, organizations can create a more supportive environment that facilitates effective talent management practices, ultimately leading to higher levels of employee satisfaction and distributive justice. Keywords: career; challenges; development; employees; fairness; high; inclusive; justice; management; management practices; opportunities; organization; practices; satisfaction; study; talent; talent management; training; vol
• Is training and development imperative? A bibliometric and systematic literature review by Binmlafikh, Mohammed Abdulmohsen ; Wahab, Shah Rollah Bin Abdul (2025) - The most frequently applied keywords in studies training and development. [15] M. J. Morley, A. Slavic, J. Poór, and N. Berber, Training practices and organisational performance: A comparative analysis of domestic and international market oriented Organisations in Central & Eastern Europe, Journal of East European Management Studies, no. 1, pp. Keywords: analysis; articles; development; limit; literature; management; practices; research; study; training; vol
• Research on grounded theory influencing the dimensions of building resilient cities by Yuxi, Huang ; Rehman, Asad Ur ; ASSIM, ALIZA ABU H; Nawal, Ayesha ; Talib, Zunirah Mohd (2025) - In summary, numerous researchers, building upon in-depth investigations of existing literature and informed by their own understanding of resilient city construction, employ empirical research or case study analysis, among other methods, intending to elucidate the underlying factors influencing the construction of resilient cities. Among these, urban risk management, as a central issue in resilient city construction, encompasses the three significant phases of disaster prevention, disaster response, and post-disaster reconstruction, thereby forming the foundational framework for building resilient cities. Keywords: building; cities; city; construction; development; disaster; emergency; experts; government; group; interviews; management; research; residents; resilience; response; risk; urban; vol
• Analysis of fishermen's economic welfare in Pinrang regency, South Sulawesi: Integrating institutional empowerment, infrastructure development, and productivity for sustainable livelihoods by Hamzah, Suharwan ; Maryunani, Maryunani; Multifiah, Multifiah; Satria, Dias (2025) - The research variables include institutional empowerment, fishermen empowerment, infrastructure, productivity, and welfare, with data analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM-PLS). However, fishermen empowerment did not show a significant impact on fishermen's productivity. Keywords: development; empowerment; fisheries; fishermen; fishing; infrastructure; pinrang; productivity; regency; value; variable; vol; welfare
• Institutional governance and financial management for rural welfare: The dual moderating role of Tri Hita Karana in Bali's independent villages by Jayanthi, Ni Kadek Eka ; Marhaeni, Anak Agung Istri Ngurah ; Dewi, Made Heny Urmila ; Yasa, I Nyoman Mahaendra (2025) - Data analysis uses PLS to test the causal relationship between variables and moderation analysis to test the role of Tri Hita Karana values in strengthening or weakening the relationship between independent variables and village community welfare. The high score in the social harmony indicator reinforces the idea that village community welfare depends not only on material aspects such as infrastructure but also on the quality of harmonious and supportive social relationships. Keywords: community; development; governance; government; hita; karana; management; strengthening; tri; values; village; welfare
• Analyzing the potential and development of sustainable tourism in Kampoeng Lama Tourism Village, North Sumatra by Nasution, Rahmi Khairani ; Harahap, R. Hamdani ; Kurniawati, Dewi ; Ridho, Hatta (2025) - In tourism, sustainable tourism development strives for a balance between economic development, socio-cultural inclusiveness and environmental protection. To sum up, Kampoeng Asli is a prospective scheme for sustainable tourism development, in which social and culture enriched values, ecological preservation, and community-based economy are balanced perfectly. Keywords: authors; community; development; economic; governance; infrastructure; kampoeng; kampoeng lama; lama; lama tourism; management; study; sustainability; tourism; tourism development; tourism village; tourists; village; vol
• Environmental sustainability in mining industry: A systematic review of economy perspective for achieving sustainability development goals by Abidin, Amanda Namira ; Murniati, Murniati (2025) - Its precise function in mining sustainability hasn't been fully explored, though. Published: 10 July 2025 * Correspondence: murniati@binus.ac.id Environmental sustainability in mining industry: Keywords: development; diversification; efficiency; industry; innovation; mining; mining industry; research; resilience; sector; study; sustainability; vol
• Innovative management practices for sustainable growth in China’s private enterprises: Challenges and solutions by Zhang, Zhilin ; Wang, Zhijian ; Han, Wenyuan ; Cui, Xin (2025) - Key recommendations include enhancing leadership 897 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 887-898, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i7.8760 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate awareness of performance management, developing fair and scientifically sound evaluation metrics, and integrating performance management systems with broader organizational strategies. Conversely, private enterprises, while potentially more agile, often struggle with inconsistent implementation of performance management practices, particularly due to leadership variations in prioritizing performance management and the absence of a robust framework. Keywords: challenges; china; development; employee; enterprises; management; market; performance; performance management; practices; research; systems; vol
• Corporate social responsibility and sustainable management: A study of Chinese private enterprises by Wang, Wenjie ; Wang, Genxi ; Asylbekovna, Bekturganova Aizhamal ; Qin, Yuli (2025) - The figure reveals that firms in the upper quartile of CSR performance experienced, on average, a 35% lower loss in stock price compared to those in the lower quartile. Our statistical analysis indicates that higher CSR performance prior to the COVID-19 outbreak not only mitigated financial losses but also significantly accelerated the recovery process. Keywords: analysis; authors; crisis; csr; development; enterprises; firm; management; performance; recovery; resilience; responsibility; stakeholder; vol
• Culturally grounded pathways to sustainable agricultural investment in Papua by Sumule, Agus ; Ludia Wambrauw; Purnomo, Dwi Wasgito ; Fretes, Yance de (2025) - Article 18B (2) of the 1945 Constitution affirms that the state recognizes and respects the traditional rights of indigenous legal communities, a provision further supported by the Papua Special Autonomy Law and the Constitutional Court’s decision No. 35/PUU-X/2012. Consequently, indigenous communities are frequently excluded from key decision-making processes and rarely receive equitable benefits from development activities Keywords: authors; communities; community; development; endowment; framework; fund; investment; land; law; papua; rights; study; values; vol
• Timeless research: A convergence of past and present in indigenous entrepreneurship development by Yetunde, ALABI Oyefunke ; OMONIJO, Dare Ojo, ; Olatundun, ILESANMI, Oluwatoyin ; Temitope, AKINMOLAYAN, Akintunde ; GABRIEL, Okereke Iheoma (2025) - Also, the paper showcases the importance of African culture in indigenous Igbo business mentorship and its ability to shape human understanding in human capital development and entrepreneurship. [1] and its parallels with indigenous Igbo business mentorship in contemporary Nigeria. Keywords: african; apprenticeship; authors; business; business mentorship; culture; development; entrepreneurship; guild; igbo; igbo business; journal; knowledge; learning; mentees; mentorship; nigeria; research; system; training; vol
• Sustainable residential area development in slum area of Makassar city by Mungkasa, Nirman Niswan ; Latief, Muh. Iqbal ; Aprianti, Evi (2025) - The problem of slum areas in urban areas, especially in Makassar City, is still a crucial issue in the national development agenda In Makassar City, slum areas are spread across various sub-districts, including Tallo, Tanjung Merdeka, and Bontorannu, each of which exhibits complex and diverse slum characteristics. Keywords: areas; bontorannu; city; community; development; makassar; management; merdeka; slum; sub; tallo; vol
• Strategic communication, media synergies, and trust in rural development: A case study from Albania by Boshnjaku, Anila ; Gjeloshi, Aljula ; Çoku, Belioza (2025) - This design captures the relational and adaptive nature of rural communication, answering RQ1 (trust dynamics) and RQ2 (hybrid strategies) through a synergy-focused lens. 4.4. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with communication experts, journalists, government officials, NGO practitioners, and local leaders from 1503 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 1496-1506, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i7.8945 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate four rural regions, four interconnected themes emerged, illuminating key challenges and opportunities in rural communication. Keywords: albania; communication; community; development; digital; framework; media; message; participatory; platforms; relational; synergy; trust
• Innovation of environmental management system as prototype of eco-temple models in Nakohon Pathom Province, Thailand by Wichai, Phra Jaroenphong; Sutnato, Phra Maha Narongsak; Thanomwaro, Phra Maha Thanom; Seankheankaew, Pattamawadee; Ketsil, Tanet (2025) - Published: 21 July 2025 * Correspondence: Patthamawadee.san@mcu.ac.th Innovation of environmental management system as prototype of eco- temple models in Nakohon Pathom Province, Thailand Phra Jaroenphong Wichai1, Phra Maha Narongsak Sutnato2, Phra Maha Thanom Thanomwaro3, Pattamawadee Seankheankaew4*, Tanet Ketsil5 1,2,3,4Buddhapanya Sri Thawarawadee Buddhist College Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Thailand; Patthamawadee.san@mcu.ac.th (P.S.). Abstract: The research entitled “Innovation of Environmental Management System in Temples as a Prototype of Eco-Temple Models in Nakhon Pathom Province, Thailand” has three objectives: 1) to study the design of environmental management systems in temples, 2) to develop activities to drive the environmental management system, and 3) to evaluate the environmental management system of temples as eco-temple models in Nakhon Pathom Province. Keywords: activities; development; energy; environmental; implementation; knowledge; learning; management; management system; research; system; temples; waste
• Empowering rural economies through women-led tourism enterprises in local development by Thaqi, Nora Vizdik; Thaqi, Agim (2025) - Empowering rural women through targeted financial programs, capacity-building initiatives, and inclusive governance frameworks would not only enhance their economic role but also strengthen the sustainability of rural tourism in the region. Tourism’s multifunctional character offers rural women opportunities to diversify their income sources, reduce social isolation, and enhance their cultural and social capital Keywords: authors; businesses; development; entrepreneurship; gender; madhe; participation; research; role; study; tourism; vol; women
• The role of female leadership in the strategic development of family businesses in Kosovo by Turkaj, Fatos; Qosja, Ermira; Shala, Venet (2025) - This paper aims to examine the current position of women in business leadership in Kosovo, the structural and cultural challenges they face, and to present successful examples that demonstrate their potential. According to recent studies, women leaders often show greater flexibility, greater sensitivity to employees' needs, and better skills in building a collaborative environment [3]. Keywords: businesses; challenges; development; family; kosovo; leadership; support; women
• The effect of human capital on income inequality across provinces in Vietnam by Ho, Chi Minh (2025) - [27] examined how income inequality affects human capital inequality. When discussing the impact of human capital inequality on income inequality, Lin [28] considered the effect of an individual's educational inequality on an individual economic inequality and confirmed that higher education reduces income inequality in Taiwan. Keywords: capital; development; economic; effect; fdi; gdp; growth; human; income inequality; learning; provinces; regression; relationship; spatial; threshold; vietnam; vol
• Sustainable livelihood model for ethnic minority regions – case study in Quang Ninh province by Ngoc, Ho Sy; Tung, Trinh Van; Doan, Ta Thi; Long, Pham Hoang; Hau, Ha Thi (2025) - licensee Learning Gate Mobilizing sustainable livelihood resources associated with specific, specific characteristics of ethnic minorities; Reviewing the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws on priority, support and assistance for ethnic minorities in accessing resources; Forming organizations, mobilizing participating entities to maximize sustainable livelihood resources for ethnic minority areas. Contents Of Sustainable Livelihood Model for Ethnic Minorities (1) Develop a plan to mobilize sustainable livelihood resources for ethnic minorities: The plan to mobilize sustainable livelihood resources is based on the overall socio-economic development of each locality, mobilizing resources (capital, resources, human resources, finance, science and technology, etc.); 1542 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 8: 1538-1546, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9652 © 2025 by the authors; Keywords: areas; development; land; livelihood; minorities; minority; ninh; province; quang; resources
• Sustaining paradise: How tourism-driven growth affects environmental sustainability and community welfare in Bali by Purba, Ida Bagus Agung Haridharma; Yuliarmi, Ni Nyoman; Suasih, Ni Nyoman Reni; Setyari, Ni Putu Wiwin (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/S2212- 5671(12)00356-5 [14] M. S. Utama and M. A. Raharja, The impact of tourism growth on inclusive economic growth and changes in economic structure in Bali Province, Indonesia, Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences, vol. 12, no. 96, pp. [32] A. B. Rimba et al., Identifying land use and land cover (LULC) change from 2000 to 2025 driven by tourism growth: A study case in Bali, The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, vol. 43, pp. Keywords: bali; community; development; effect; env; growth; indonesia; province; results; sustainability; tdg; tourism; vol; welfare
• Rural tourism: Nurturing prosperity and community resilience by Tola, Amalia ; Minga, Aldona ; Muca, Etleva (2024) - [32] pointed out that to understand 283 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 3: 279-289, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i3.968 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate the potentials of rural tourism, it is important to understand the perceptions of the local communities in regards to the potential of rural tourism development and to determine the factors that motivate the local community to develop rural tourism. [36] P. M. Nulty, Establishing the principles for sustainable rural tourism”, Rural tourism in Europe: Keywords: albania; areas; authors; communities; community; development; employment; income; research; study; tourism; tourists; vol
• Evaluating the impact of CSR initiatives on the achievement of SDGs in developing economies by Tripathi, Santosh Kumar; Farooque, Asma; Ahmad, Syed Afzal (2025) - In Indian service industries, sustainable CSR initiatives have been obstructed by the absence of top management commitment, perceived lack of significant benefits, and financial limitations kusantosh@student.iul.ac.in Evaluating the impact of CSR initiatives on the achievement of SDGs in developing economies Santosh Kumar Tripathi1*, Asma Farooque2, Syed Afzal Ahmad3 1,2,3Department of Business Management Integral Business School, Integral University, Dasauli, Kursi Road, Lucknow 226026 Uttar Pradesh, India; kusantosh@student.iul.ac.in (S.K.T.) asma@iul.ac.in (A.F.) safzal@iul.ac.in (S.A.A.). Keywords: companies; csr; csr initiatives; development; economies; goals; impact; india; initiatives; practices; responsibility; sdg; sdgs; socio; strategies; study; sustainability; table; vol
• Managing public road transportation for sustainable and safety during implementation: An empirical study by Giri, Om Prakash; Lamichhane, Basu Dev; Adhikari, Ritu; Koirala, Madhav Prasad (2025) - In the context of construction projects sustainability is defined as the process of utilizing the available resources required during the construction phases of the project without affecting the environment, social factors, and economic balance of projects. Envision offers an unbiased framework for evaluating project sustainability, raising client knowledge of sustainability issues, and fulfilling project sustainability criteria. Keywords: challenges; construction; development; environment; highway; increase; infrastructure; management; opportunities; project; rii; road; study; sustainability; transportation; vol; water
• Indigenous knowledge and economic resistance: Local strategies against market penetration in Eastern Indonesia by Az-Zahra, Andi Nurfatimah; Guntur, Ahmad Ismail (2025) - Abstract: This research examines how local wisdom is utilized as a form of resistance to the dominance of market economic expansion within indigenous communities in Eastern Indonesia. Its endurance hinges on the ability of Indigenous communities—and the legal and policy frameworks that engage them—to navigate, translate, and sometimes transform customary principles within rapidly shifting political‑economic terrains. Keywords: communities; community; development; indonesia; land; peoples; practices; resistance; resources; sustainability; vol; wisdom
• The effect of financial institution development on economic growth: Evidence from MENA region by Hanoun, Raed; Taher, Hanadi (2025) - The effect of financial institution development on economic growth: Evidence from MENA region Raed Hanoun1*, Hanadi Taher2 1,2Beirut Arab University, Beirut, Lebanon; raedhanoon@hotmail.com (R.H.) h.taher@bau.edu.lb (H.T.) Introduction In the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, financial development is best understood through a multidimensional view of financial institutions development (FID) that captures stability, depth, efficiency, and access [1]. Keywords: countries; development; economic; growth; institutions; investment; mena; trade; vol
• The sustainable development of Hi-Tech human resources under the background of excessive real estate investment by Wu, Qian; Liu, Yuehan; Li, Weiyi (2025) - [32] delves into the positive impacts of urbanization, including the role of real estate investment, on hi- tech human capital agglomeration. Overall, the interplay between real estate investment growth, urban economic development, and hi- tech human capital agglomeration is crucial for fostering a vibrant and successful tech hub Keywords: agglomeration; capital; capital agglomeration; china; control; control control; development; economic; effect; estate investment; growth; growth rate; impact; industry; investment growth; rate; spatial; tech; vol
• Status of SDG 6 and significance of PPPs in improved water infrastructure in Africa by Vyas-Doorgapersad, Shikha (2025) - The discrimination occurs in the form of geography whereby rural areas has less access to water; financial status of municipalities that struggle to upgrade water infrastructure and negatively impact the flow of water; and now a days technology whereby digital illetracy and technologically-deprived areas may encounter challenges regarding water usage, maintenance and control, and maintaining the water management system. Introduction In Africa, there are many geographically far established regions where rural communities live, and experience a lack of resources and water infrastructure, and fewer clean water sources. Keywords: access; africa; areas; challenges; development; governance; infrastructure; management; population; ppp; sanitation; services; study; vol; water

• The role of culturally-driven strategic agility in enhancing adaptation to sudden changes: Evidence from Saudi projects by Alamri, Reem Abdullah R (2025) - How do the components of strategic agility enhance project responses to unexpected crises, and how do these effects differ between the public and private sectors? • Dimension Saudi Arabia (r) Singapore (r) UAE (r) Germany (r) Contextual Differences Adaptive Leadership 0.45 (p < 0.05) 0.68;0.72 0.50 0.65 Individualist Advanced Systems 0.589 (p < 0.01) 0.75 0.62 0.70 Higher technological Resource Not significant 0.70 Not specified 0.70 Centralized 1352 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 9: 1334-1356, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i9.10133 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate These findings underscore the importance of addressing structural constraints within the Saudi context to enhance the effectiveness of strategic agility dimensions, particularly in the area of resource reconfiguration. Keywords: adaptability; adaptation; adaptive; agility; changes; decision; dimensions; flexibility; management; project; research; saudi; study; vol
• The role of corporate governance mechanisms in the emerging economies by Younas, Afshan; Veerasamy, Rengarajan; Wahaibi, Mahmood Al; Subramanian, Kabaly P; Elzahar, Hany (2025) - [28] W. F. W. Yusoff and I. A. Alhaji, Insight of corporate governance theories, Journal of Business & Management, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 52-63, 2012. Abstract: Corporate governance has attracted extensive attention globally due to its overarching impact on a business's future prospects. Keywords: board; business; companies; economies; good; governance; interests; journal; management; stakeholders; theory; vol
• Management accounting information practices in Vietnamese labor export enterprises: A firm size perspective by Linh, Nguyen Thi; Du, Tran Thi; Hoa, Nguyen Thi Quynh (2025) - Consequently, management accounting becomes an indispensable tool for managers, particularly in sectors characterized by intense competition and strong influences from both domestic and international political–social factors, such as labor export. A survey conducted with 197 Vietnamese labor export enterprises reveals that the implementation of management accounting remains inconsistent, reflecting disparities in development among different groups of firms. Keywords: accounting; analysis; costing; differences; enterprises; labor; management; management accounting
• The impact of human behavior on QHSE management systems (2025) by OULDHENIA, Mohammed (2025) - The impact of human behavior on QHSE management systems (2025) Mohammed OULDHENIA1* 1Universite Mohamed V, Rabat, Morocco; M.ouldhenia@gmail.com (M.O.). In the context of QHSE management systems, it is also crucial to understand how human behavior can affect quality, safety, and the environment. Keywords: author; behavior; cultural; factors; health; iso; learning; management; performance; qhse; quality; safety; systems; theory; vol
• Internal audit and governance of Moroccan local authorities: Drafting a conceptual model by SIMOU, Zineb; DAOUI, Driss (2025) - Abstract: This article proposes a conceptual model analyzing the contribution of internal audit to the governance of Moroccan local authorities. The framework emphasizes the strategic role of internal audit as the third line of defense, highlighting its independence, competence, communication, and follow-up mechanisms. Keywords: analysis; audit; authorities; citizen; governance; management; mechanisms; moroccan; morocco; officials; public; recommendations; role; transparency; vol
• Impact of energy management practices on environmental and firm performance: Role of energy audit, energy efficiency and top management commitment by Belgacem, Ines; Gafsi, Nesrine (2025) - 3. Methodology Because of their disproportionately high energy consumption and carbon emissions, manufacturing companies are an ideal research subject for energy management studies [36]. Since energy management is relatively new, understanding and awareness are core factors of EMP, particularly in the manufacturing industry. Keywords: authors; efficiency; emps; energy; energy management; firms; management; manufacturing; performance; practices; production; smes; study; vol
• Supply chain resilience as a mediator of the relationship between entrepreneurial marketing and competitive advantage in service-sector SMEs in Thailand: Evidence from the Nakhonchaiburin region by Phusamphao, Nantaphon; Suvittawat, Adisak (2025) - [36] M. Z. u. Haq and H. Aslam, Impact of entrepreneurial leadership on supply chain performance: The mediating role of supply chain resilience, Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, vol. 34, no. 5, pp. Abstract: This study aims to investigate how supply chain resilience (SCR) mediates the relationship between entrepreneurial marketing (EM) and competitive advantage (CA) among service-sector small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Thailand, grounded in the resource-based view (RBV) and dynamic capabilities theory (DCT). Keywords: advantage; capabilities; chain; chain resilience; journal; management; marketing; performance; research; resilience; resource; scr; smes; supply; supply chain; value; vol
• Cartographic analysis of enterprise risk management research: A bibliometric study using Scopus data (2014–2024) by Armin, Rini; Setiawan, Rahmat; Windijarto, Windijarto (2025) - The triangulated methodology allows us to chart not only structural relationships among authors and topics but also thematic development over time and geographic distribution of ERM research Who are the most prolific and collaborative authors in ERM research? Keywords: analysis; authors; enterprise; erm; management; research; risk; study; vol
• The role of corporate social responsibility in organizational reputation: A systematic review and bibliometric analysis by Herrera, Cesar Augusto Montoya; Valderrama, Diego Alejandro Villa; Lievano, Jhony Alexander Barrera; Virgüez, Jesús Enrique Beltrán; Ramirez, Sandra Miyey Parra (2025) - 1006-1015, 2011. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2010.12.022 [63] C. S. Cycyota, C. J. Ferrante, and J. M. Schroeder, Corporate social responsibility and employee volunteerism: What do the best companies do?, Business Horizons, vol. 59, no. 3, pp. 321-329, 2016. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bushor.2016.01.004 [64] F. B. MATE, C. Boboc, and S. GHIȚĂ, The relationship between corporate social responsibility and financial performance in romanian companies, Economic Computation & Economic Cybernetics Studies & Research, vol. 55, no. 3, pp. [56] E. Barrio-Fraile and A.-M. Enrique-Jiménez, The strategic value of corporate social responsibility CSR: the present and future of its management, Profesional de la información, vol. 30, no. 3, 2021. Keywords: authors; business; companies; company; csr; documents; et al; journal; management; reputation; research; responsibility; science; sustainability; vol
• Methodical apparatus for risk assessment in decision-making to combat illegal migration at the state border of Ukraine by Bloshchynskyi, Ihor ; Meiko, Oleksandr ; Zalozh, Victor ; Andrushko, Volodymyr ; Voitiuk, Olena (2024) - This apparatus includes a risk assessment methodology, a set of risk assessment indicators and criteria for combating illegal migration, a model of illegal migration risk assessment and a model for choosing the processing method. Output parameters: Risk level and risk processing methods. Keywords: analysis; assessment; border; impact; level; management; migration; risk; risk assessment; risk level; state; threat
• Impact and effects of the patient-centered approach in diabetic patients: A neuro-educational approach adapted to the concepts of empowerment and reflexivity by Essellouti, Jamila ; Bassiri, Mustapha ; Tridane, Malika ; Belaaouad, Said (2024) - Structure Nursing staff Services provided Number of patients Mode of education neuro- therapeutic Number of responses % Moghress RHC Diabetologist general practitioner Various curative and preventive activities chronic disease management 10 Individual 2 20 Collective 5 50 Individual and collective 3 30 DerbGhallef UHC General practitioner Various curative and preventive activities follow-up and management of Chronic diseases 10 Individual 1 10 Collective 7 70 Individual and collective 2 20 DiabetolyU HC Diabetologist Monitoring and care of diabetic patients 30 Individual 24 80 Collective 4 13.33 Individual and collective 2 6.66 Comment: Patients at the Moghress (RHC) and the DerbGhallef (UHC) exhibit a higher response rate to the collective mode of neuro-education, with Moghress RHC having a higher response rate than DerbGhallef UHC. Published: 17 May 2024 * Correspondence: jamila.essellouti@gmail.com Impact and effects of the patient-centered approach in diabetic patients: A neuro-educational approach adapted to the concepts of empowerment and reflexivity Jamila Essellouti1*, Mustapha Bassiri1,2, Malika Tridane1,3, Said Belaaouad1 1Laboratory of Physical Chemistry of Materials, Faculty of Sciences Ben M'Sick, Hassan II University of Casablanca, BP 7955, Casablanca, Morocco; jamila.essellouti@gmail.com (J.E.), sbelaaouad@yahoo.fr (S.B.). Keywords: approach; authors; bmi; care; evolution; hba1c; intervention; management; patient; pca; self; vol
• Studying the relationship between transformational leadership, organizational learning, organizational innovation, and organizational performance - an empirical study in Vietnamese small and medium enterprises by Dang, Ha Thu; Tran, Nu the; Truong, Hang Thanh (2025) - The results indicate that transformational leadership, organizational learning, and organizational innovation all exert direct and significant positive effects on organizational performance. In addition, organizational learning and organizational innovation serve as mediators in the relationship between transformational leadership and organizational performance. Keywords: authors; business; innovation; journal; leadership; learning; management; new; organization; performance; research; study; vol
• Factors influencing the adoption of responsibility accounting in the digital transformation context of Vietnamese enterprises by Thu, Pham Thi (2025) - These results reinforce the theoretical foundations of MCS, RBV, and TOE while providing important empirical evidence on the role of digital transformation in shaping responsibility accounting systems, an emerging research topic in the Vietnamese context. This finding aligns with recent international research emphasizing the critical role of digital transformation in modern management accounting systems Keywords: accounting; adoption; enterprises; factors; information; management; raa; responsibility; systems; transformation
• Comparative analysis of household waste composition in Kigali and Lome with a view to sustainable management by inès, Ekpawou elzame; coffi, Aholou; placide, Cledjo; patouki, Sing-non bourdannet; Mathieu, Jean pierre (2025) - Comparative Approaches in Waste Management Studies Comparative approaches have become essential for better understanding the contextual determinants of household waste management at the urban level, particularly in developing countries. Abstract: This article presents a comparative analysis of the composition of household waste in two African capitals: Lome (Togo) and Kigali (Rwanda). Keywords: analysis; authors; city; composition; consumption; glass; household; kigali; learning; lome; management; plastic; rwanda; urban; vol; waste; waste management
• Drivers of social responsibility accounting adoption in Vietnam’s coal industry: Empirical evidence from 23 enterprises amid the energy transition by Vu, Nguyen Thanh; Hoai, Pham Thi Thu (2025) - [15] highlight the strong relationship between accountants’ knowledge and awareness in the successful implementation of SRA or environmental accounting. The scales draw on validated items from prior research in SRA, environmental accounting, and sustainability management. Keywords: accounting; adoption; authors; business; coal; enterprises; environmental; management; mining; responsibility; social; sra; study; sustainability; vietnam; vol
• Systematic literature review: Theory perspective in green procurement by Yunus, Rafiuddin Mohd; Aripin, Norhana Mohd; Fauzi, Muhammad Ashraf; Alimin, Nur Sofia Nabila; Yusuf, Muhammad Fakhrul (2025) - It implies that, although the development in green procurement theory is on the right track, a greater focus on integration is required to meet the multi-level character of procurement practice. Search Strategy and Keywords The search design aimed to understand the scope of green procurement studies, with a focus on specific theoretical contributions. Keywords: articles; green; journal; management; practices; procurement; rbv; research; review; science; stakeholder; studies; supply; sustainability; systematic; theories; theory; vol
• Lean manufacturing practices, corporate social responsibility and sustainability performance: An empirical study on Tunisian manufacturing companies by Lajnef, Marwa; Lakhal, Lassaad (2025) - Abstract: Given the significant contribution of manufacturing sectors to major environmental issues worldwide and the growing attention directed toward manufacturing SMEs in developing countries, this study investigates the impact of lean manufacturing practices (LMPs) on corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities and corporate sustainability performance (CSP) within manufacturing SMEs in Tunisia. Keywords: Corporate social sustainability, Corporate sustainability performance, Lean manufacturing practices, PLS-SEM, Tunisian manufacturing SMEs. Keywords: csp; csr; et al; journal; lmps; management; manufacturing; manufacturing practices; performance; practices; smes; sustainability; vol
• New Pathway for Management Studies in China: Exploring Qualitative Research Methods of Business Anthropology by Guang Tian, Robert ; Liu, Hongfei ; Wang, Yanyu (2024) - The paths and approaches of management research may differ depending on the culture. Therefore, this paper will elaborate on business anthropology and its contribution to specific areas of management research, such as marketing, product design, and entrepreneurship. Keywords: analysis; anthropology; business; china; chinese; culture; management; management research; methods; qualitative; research; research methods; science; social; theory; tian
• Enhancing IT maturity in the Devops focus area: A comprehensive assessment with COBIT 2019 by Febrianti, Febby; Nugeraha Utama, Ditdit (2024) - In the context of assessing DevOps maturity levels, COBIT 2019 can be used as a reference to measure the extent to which organizations have adopted DevOps practices. Abstract: The research will investigate the following research inquiries: by utilizing the COBIT 2019 design toolkit, what is the level of DevOps maturity within the company according to COBIT 2019, and what recommendations are required to enhance the maturity level in DevOps. Keywords: area; cobit; devops; level; management; maturity; processes; research
• Exploring the influence of Thai private universities human resource management practices on employee retention and performance by Chukwuemeka Nwafor, Lloyd (2024) - Similarly, greater communication with different levels of the organization increases employee work satisfaction. As a result, it is critical to strengthen the execution of HR policies to encourage employee work satisfaction, which contributes to increased commitment to the organization. Keywords: career; employee; environment; hrm; impact; job; job satisfaction; management; organization; performance; practices; private; progression; quality; remuneration; resource; resource management; retention; satisfaction; service; universities; work
• Investigating the Health Diet Needs of Diabetic Elderly in Daily Life: A Systematic Review by Jinglong, Li ; Che Me, Rosalam ; Arif Ahmad, Faisul ; Qisen, Zhu (2024) - Author(s)/ Year Thematic focus Objectives Country Participants (Sample) Data collection Data analysis E. Morris et al., 2019 Diet management Test whether a newly developed programme can effectively deliver a healthy diet. / Related paper Literature review Meta analysis D. Sherifali et al., 2024 Type 2 diabetes management Understand the definitions, models of peer support, and experiences with peer support in patients with CMDs with a focus on T2DM in LMICs. Keywords: analysis; articles; diabetes; diabetic; diet; doi; glucose; health; management; monitoring; needs; review; vol
• Management and paradigm influence: A call for paradigm shift by Amellah, Saif ; Foulad, Rida ; Jebli, Samir; Sahib , Amal-Oudiî ; Bouaziz, Abdelhak (2024) - The methodology involves an exploration of the historical evolution of management practices and an analysis of how these practices have primarily served shareholder interests while often neglecting broader impacts on employees, customers, and society. Management practices in financially healthy organizations, such as frequent layoffs, have become commonplace and sparked debate. Keywords: authors; company; functions; management; managers; new; organizations; paradigm; practices; profit; science; society; term; vol
• Audit committee and the quality of financial reporting information - evidence in the new organisational structure of Vietnamese listed companies by Doan Minh Duc, Le ; Loi, Huynh ; Quoc Viet, Phung (2024) - The article aims to analyze and evaluate the actual effectiveness of the AC in improving the quality of financial statement information. The results show that the AC has played a primary role to improve the quality of financial statement information. Keywords: audit; audit committee; board; committee; information; management; quality; research; size; statements
• Odysseus inside the Cyclop’s cave: Turnaround strategy and leadership insights from the struggle against Polyphemu by Α. Kakaletris, Panagiotis ; Kopsidas, Odysseas (2024) - panagiotiskakaletris@acg.edu Odysseus inside the Cyclop’s cave: Turnaround strategy and leadership insights from the struggle against Polyphemu Panagiotis Α. Kakaletris¹*, Odysseas Kopsidas² 1School of Business and Economics, Deree - The American College of Greece, 6 Gravias Street, Aghia Paraskevi, Athens, Greece; panagiotiskakaletris@acg.edu (P.A.K.). Although the topic of turnaround strategy has attracted significant research attention over the last 50 years, the vast majority of extant studies has focused on the practices of formerly declining companies which mainly originate from developed countries. Keywords: cave; crisis; giant; journal; leadership; management; men; odysseus; polyphemus; situation; strategy; turnaround
• Fly me to the moon of business performance; elevating the organisational performances trough organisational commitment and the mediating role of change management by Azat Elsaman, Hosam ; Daud, Zulkiflee ; Rashdan Sallehuddin, Mohd (2024) - Since The oil and gas industry consider a critical sector in the UAE's economy by its significant contribution of country GDP and government revenues, particularly after facing unique challenges in ensuring employee commitment amidst global market fluctuations as the result of Covid 19 and Russia Ukrainian war, hence the recent unprecedented conditions forced the companies in this sector to encounter challenges in maintaining a committed and motivated workforce Similarly, Yousef [76] conducted a study among 430 2173 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 2168-2180 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1590 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate employees in the United Arab Emirates then the results reported that employee commitment significantly improved the job performance with statistics values (t = 2.89, p < 0.01). Keywords: business; change; commitment; effect; employees; gas; journal; management; oil; organization; performance; research; stakeholder; study; theory; uae
• Role of leadership styles in escalating the employee productivity: moderating role of knowledge sharing by Mansi Alshammari, Waleed ; Abbas Ali, Dhakir (2024) - Knowledge sharing as a Moderator between Authentic Leadership and Employee productivity The moderator effect of knowledge sharing on authentic leadership and employee productivity shows a unique significance due to the nature of the work and the complicated challenges faced by professionals in the health sector (Islam et al., 2024). Keywords: Authentic leadership, Employee productivity, Inclusive leadership, Knowledge sharing, Leadership styles, 1. Keywords: employee; employee productivity; et al; healthcare; journal; knowledge; knowledge sharing; leadership; learning; management; performance; productivity; role; sharing; study
• Systematic review of IPSAS standards: The introduction of IPSAS in public establishments by Yassine, HILMI ; Zahra, HAJRIOUI ; KEZAZY Hamza, EL (2024) - • Cluster Bleu (Government, Latin America, European Union): Provides regional case studies and comparative analyses of IPSAS adoption in different geographical contexts. • Cluster Orange (Accounting Standards, Institutional Theory, IPSAS Adoption): Suggests research into the theoretical and normative aspects of IPSAS adoption. 5.7. Keywords: accounting; accounting standards; adoption; authors; doi; international; ipsas; management; public; research; sector; sector accounting; standards; vol
• Impact of service innovation on consumer repurchase intentions - based on the intermediary role of live streaming and industry chain management by Guan, Rongfei ; Wareewanich, Thitinant (2024) - Likewise, consumers should prioritize the enhancement of shopping experiences and diversification of sales channels to capitalize on the benefits derived from service innovation service innovation has yielded favorable 56 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 45-63, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.1705 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate outcomes for merchandise. Live streaming with shopping improves consumers' shopping experience, establishes emotional connections between enterprises and consumers, and features such as instantaneity, personalized services, and social attributes of live streaming with shopping act as a bridge between enterprise service innovation and consumer repurchase intention and behavior. Keywords: border; chain; chain management; commerce; consumer; consumer repurchase; cross; enterprises; innovation; intention; management; questionnaire; repurchase; repurchase intention; research; service; service innovation; streaming; study
• Does the leadership style influence the office politics in performance appraisal? Empirical study from Malaysian financial sector by Daud, Zulkiflee ; Elsaman, Hosam Azat ; Mutazam, Mazli ; Sallehuddin, Mohd Rashdan ; Haron, Nasiruddin ; Abidin, Mohd Abidzar Zainol (2024) - Previous research has identified office politics as a detrimental factor in organizational performance, prompting this study to investigate the impact of leadership styles on organizational politics within the context of performance appraisal. Performance appraisal must be seen as fair because this result from performance appraisal is used to plan other human resource management functions. Keywords: analysis; appraisal; behavior; employees; factor; journal; leadership; management; office; organization; performance; performance appraisal; politics; research; study; style; vol
• Evaluation of environmental management and its correlation with eco-efficiency in public Institutions in Peru by Rodríguez, Ronald Floriano ; Horna, Richard Fermín Contreras ; Añazco, Karla Fabrinna Farías ; Guayanay, Reyder Ovidio López ; Palacios, Carmen Miroslava Sandoval (2024) - This coefficient indicates a high positive association, suggesting that as environmental management improves, eco- efficiency also tends to increase, indicating that there is a strong relationship where changes in environmental management practices have a significant impact on ecological efficiency. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1850 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: rflorianor2024@gmail.com Evaluation of environmental management and its correlation with eco- efficiency in public Institutions in Peru Ronald Floriano Rodríguez1*, Richard Fermín Contreras Horna2, Karla Fabrinna Farías Añazco3, Reyder Ovidio López Guayanay4, Carmen Miroslava Sandoval Palacios5 1Universidad Tecnológica del Perú, Ancash; Perú; rflorianor2024@gmail.com (R.F.R.) 2Universidad Nacional del Santa, Ancash, Perú; richardfcontreras48@gmail.com (R.F.C.H.) Keywords: eco; efficiency; environmental; impact; institutions; journal; management; practices; resources; sustainability; use; vol
• New value chain management for sticky rice farmers to support the Nang Rong pounded unripe rice business in Buriram province by Ketsripongsa, Udompong ; Parat, Sanit ; Chanpenkun, Lertpoom (2024) - The tradition of making pounded unripe rice in these communities began at Butawet Village, which was established more than 100 years ago. All three communities engage in the production of pounded unripe rice during the post-harvest period, producing clean and delicious pounded unripe rice that is sold to many provinces across the country. Keywords: chain; district; farmers; group; khu; management; mueang; nang; production; rice; rong; unripe; unripe rice; value
• Error management atmosphere, employee career resilience and employee innovation behavior: The mediating role of psychological empowerment by Zheng, Jinsong ; Li, Zhongwu ; Su, Jiafu (2024) - Abstract: In order to study the specific influence path and mechanism of different dimensions under error management culture on employees' innovation behavior, this paper takes the perception of error management atmosphere and employee career resilience as independent variables, psychological empowerment is taken as intermediary variable, active innovation motivation is taken as the moderating variable of psychological empowerment and employee innovation behavior, and employee innovation behavior is taken as the dependent variable. This paper systematically discusses the multi-dimensional and multi-level relationships among error management culture, employee occupational resilience, psychological empowerment, active innovation motivation and employee innovation behavior. Keywords: behavior; career; employee; employee innovation; empowerment; error; innovation; innovation behavior; management; motivation; perception; resilience; vol
• Correlational analysis of internal control and inventory management in commercial SMEs of Chimbote by Rodríguez, Ronald Floriano ; Chacón, Luis Fernando Espejo ; Añazco, Karla Fabrinna Farías ; Espinoza, Manuel Eduardo Carrasco ; Cutamanca, Héctor Daniel Corcino (2024) - Internal control 0.623 160 0.000 Control environment 0.532 160 0.000 Risk assessment 0.424 160 0.006 Control activities 0.418 160 0.007 Information and communication 0.493 160 0.001 Supervision 0.537 160 0.000 In Table 2, analyzing each dimension of internal control, the control environment shows a moderate positive correlation (Rho = 0.532, p = 0.000), indicating that a strong and ethical organizational environment is fundamental for efficient inventory management. Correlational analysis of internal control and inventory management in commercial SMEs of Chimbote Ronald Floriano Rodríguez1*, Luis Fernando Espejo Chacón2, Karla Fabrinna Farías Añazco3, Manuel Eduardo Carrasco Espinoza4, Héctor Daniel Corcino Cutamanca5 1,5Universidad Tecnológica del Perú, Ancash, Perú; rflorianor2024@gmail.com (R.F.R.); daniel_20c@hotmail.com (H.D.C.C.). Keywords: activities; chimbote; company; control; dimensions; enterprises; information; internal; inventory; inventory management; journal; management; perú; smes; vol
• The effect of asset management, private investment and government spending on labor absorption, economic growth and community welfare with income disparity as a moderating variable across districts in East Kalimantan by Sugianto, Bambang ; Ratnawati, Tri ; Rahmiyati, Nekky (2024) - This research method uses Quantiative research with overall secondary data sourced from BPS East Kalimantan Province and BPKAD in Districts throughout East Kalimantan, so that the collection of necessary data and information related to research data is carried out by means of documentation. The data collected in this study as a whole is secondary data sourced from BPS East Kalimantan Province and BPKAD in districts throughout East Kalimantan, so that the collection of data and information needed related to research data is carried out by means of documentation. Keywords: absorption; asset; community welfare; dan; districts; east kalimantan; economic; effect; ekonomi; employment; government; growth; information; investment; kalimantan province; labor; labor absorption; management; period; research; results
• Mapping the Embarkation Haji dormitory model equivalent to a star rating hotel to empower local communities and improve the national economy by Sirna, I Ketut ; Komalasari, Yeyen ; Prasiasa, Dewa Putu Oka (2024) - Supported by the division of tariff zones for services for using Haji dormitory facilities and infrastructure, the Ministry of Religion to regulate the organization of work procedures and governance of the technical implementation of Haji dormitories in Indonesia,Regulation of the Minister of Religion of the Republic of Indonesia (Number 41 of 2017). Image of Haji dormitory. Keywords: business; dormitories; dormitory; embarkation; haji; haji dormitory; hotel; indonesia; management; medan; quality; research; room; score; service; star
• Urban governance and solid household waste management in Togo: Case of the town of Vogan in Togo (West Africa) by Holaly, Gbekley Efui ; Ablam, NYAKPO ; Djiwonou, ADJALO Koffi ; Hanou, GBEKLEY Abla -Sika ; Tchadjobo, TCHACONDO (2024) - Conclusion Our work aimed to take stock of household waste management in the town of Vogan. [19] Kpizou, Status report on household waste management in the commune of Agoé Nyivé 6: Case of the locality of Adétikopé Centre. Keywords: 936; ahmadpc; collection; distribution; downloads/673; east; figure; file:///c:/users; health; households; management; population; respondents; vol; waste
• Water governance and agricultural livelihoods: Navigating human-ecological systems and farmer strategies in Rural Zimbabwe by Mugambiwa, Shingirai (2024) - This study aims to assess how water governance systems relate to farmers’ practices and rural livelihood in rural Zimbabwe with emphasis on Mutoko District, Mashonaland East. The experiences of the farmer highlight the typical generic issues of resource allocation inequities within water governance systems where the resources are mainly a factor, leaving such inequalities unchecked and the attainment of sustainable agriculture efforts achieved with difficulties. Keywords: change; climate; district; farmers; governance; livelihoods; management; mugambiwa; practices; resources; strategies; systems; water; zimbabwe
• The impact of knowledge management and innovation capacity on business results at FDI enterprises in Vietnam by Nhung, Nguyen Van ; Thang, Vuong Quoc ; Hoang, Tran Minh (2024) - The impact of knowledge management and innovation capacity on business results at FDI enterprises in Vietnam Nguyen Van Nhung1, Vuong Quoc Thang2*, Tran Minh Hoang3 1University of Economics and Business - Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU), 144 Xuan Thuy Street, Cau Giay Dist., Hanoi, Vietnam; nhung.nguyen1705@gmail.com (N.V.N.) 2Officer at the Science, Technology and Environment Committee, Vietnam National Assembly; thangvq7979@gmail.com (V.Q.T.) 3Hanoi School of Business and Management (HSB) - Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU), B1 Building, 144 Xuan Thuy Street, Cau Giay Dist., Hanoi, Vietnam; Hoangtm@hsb.edu.vn (T.M.H.). Abstract: This research investigates the influence of knowledge management and innovation capacity on the business results of FDI enterprises in Vietnam. Keywords: business; capacity; enterprises; innovation; innovation capacity; knowledge; knowledge management; management; research; results; vietnam
• Enhancing linguistic research through AI-powered reference management: A proposal for a voice-controlled academic assistant by Fraidan, Abdullah Al (2025) - The proposed AI assistant would provide linguistic researchers with an intuitive, voice-activated tool to search for and organize relevant literature. This would allow linguistic researchers to conduct more comprehensive and 3 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No.1: 1-8, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i1.2240 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate efficient literature reviews, ensuring that their research is informed by the latest developments in the field. Keywords: assistant; literature; management; reference; research; researchers; voice
• The role of international organizations in the protection and restoration of the cultural heritage of Ukraine in the conditions of armed aggression: Financial, economic and legal aspects by Tsugorka, Oleksandr ; Byrkovych, Tetyana ; Denysіyuk, Zhanna ; Kravchenko, Anastasiia ; Boyko, Vyacheslav ; Kotviakovskyi, Yurii (2024) - Therefore, the problems of protecting cultural heritage sites in Ukraine during the armed aggression of the Russian Federation are extremely urgent. The purpose of this interaction is to correct the behavior of the parties to the conflict in relation to cultural heritage sites. Keywords: conflict; cultural; destruction; et al; heritage; heritage sites; international; list; management; military; objects; protection; public; sites; syria; ukraine; unesco; world; world heritage
• An integrated food management framework: A preventive measure for food scarcity during the Prabowo Subianto administration by Gunawan, Cakti Indra ; Suhendrik, Hendrik ; Supartini, Nonok ; Dyanasari, Dyanasari; Aditia, Dito ; Yoga, Tirta ; Cakti, Vega Raksa Cindi ; Bah, Cherno (2024) - A critical aspect of food management in Indonesia lies in its management systems. Findings indicate that food management in Indonesia remains fragmented and lacks integration between central and local governments, hindering effective food management during periods of scarcity. Keywords: barn; food; food management; government; indonesia; information; management; national; rice; security; system; village
• One to Many: A Framework for Scaling Risk Mitigation Assurance by Bigley, Joel (2018) - [10, 11] while risk threats accumulate unnoticed. While the percent reduction in risk is not exact, it represents a method that was applied to a case to measure risk threats. Keywords: assault; burglary; case; controls; facility; figure; impact; journal; leaders; leadership; loss; management; mitigation; register; risk; scanning; security; threat; vol; vulnerability
• Sustainability in sustainability certifications in Thai hotel industry by Sriraksa, Antika ; Chaiyakot, Prachyakorn ; Luengchavanon, Montri (2024) - Secondary data are collected from current documentation and reports on sustainability hotel certification in Thailand’s hotel industry. Overall, while hotel certifications are making progress in several sustainability areas, they must strengthen efforts in governance, cultural heritage, and biodiversity protection to fully align with GSTC standards and drive holistic sustainability in the tourism sector. Keywords: certifications; compliance; conservation; criteria; green; gstc; hotel; management; practices; sustainability; tourism; water
• Interest rate risk in banking book management at commercial banks in Vietnam by Thu, Trang Nguyen Thi ; Thu, Hang Do ; Thu, Huong Tran Thi ; Diem, Huong Nguyen Thi (2024) - This paper aims to evaluate the current situation of IRRBB management commercial banks in Vietnam and develop the detail model to implement IRRBB management and computation economic capital for IRRBB. Since 2004, the Basel Committee has provided regulators with some guidelines in interest rate risk management, including interest rate risk on banking book and trading books (BCBS, 2004). Keywords: banking; banks; book; capital; change; gap; group; interest; interest rate; irrbb; irrbb management; management; rate; risk; scenario; stress
• Inbound Muslim tourists' perceptions toward hospitality service by Tangkliang, Umaporn ; Visuthismajarn, Parichart ; Kongchouy, Noodchanath (2024) - Undoubtedly, the relationship between perceptions of tourists and the attributes of tourist destination is based largely on SET (Ward & Berno, 2011). Social network for the choice of tourist destination: Attitude and behavioural intention. Keywords: attributes; destination; environment; et al; facilities; food; halal; india; intention; journal; malaysia; management; muslim; nationality; research; services; thailand; tourism; tourists
• Strategic Technology Foresight in Organizations through Quality Management and Business Excellence Concepts: A Case Study by Aichouni, Mohamed ; Touahmia, Mabrouk ; Alghamdi, Abdulaziz S; Kolsi, Lioua ; Al-Homaid, Tarik (2020) - The analysis showed that quality management and organization excellence frameworks implementation in Saudi organizations would be an enabler for successful foresight implementation. The main objective of the study was to report on the views and experiences of leadership management and staff members regarding foresight implementation as means to achieve the objectives of the 2030 Saudi vision. Keywords: excellence; foresight; future; implementation; management; national; organizations; quality; saudi; vision
• The impact of knowledge management capability and intellectual capital on business performance in the mediation of innovation capability by Huynh, Tam Minh ; Nguyen, Ha Hong ; Nguyen, Ky (2024) - 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2880 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: hongha@tvu.edu.vn The impact of knowledge management capability and intellectual capital on business performance in the mediation of innovation capability Tam Minh Huynh1, Ha Hong Nguyen2*, Ky Nguyen3 1Faculty of Business Administration, Nguyen Tat Thanh University, Vietnam; tamhm@ntt.edu.vn (T.M.H.). Especially this study bricks of building determinants of business performance as well as knowledge management capability and intellectual capital for future consideration. Keywords: business; business performance; capabilities; capability; capital; et al; innovation; innovation capability; knowledge; management; performance; relationship; resources; tourism
• CSR as a mediating to company characteristic, corporate governance, and firm value by Dewi, Hayuningtyas Pramesti ; Uzliawati, Lia ; Lestari, Tri ; Ibrani, Ewing Yuvisa (2024) - This research aims to explain the mechanism of comprehending factors in generating company value based on the signaling theory framework. Evaluating the well-being of shareholders is subject to metrics or indicators engineered from company value (Ben Fatma & Chouaibi, 2023). Keywords: company; csr; firm; governance; investors; management; profitability; research; responsibility; size; test; theory; value
• Effectiveness of a marital counseling program to improve the skill of Conflict management among mothers of children with autism spectrum disorder by Mhaidat, Fatin (2024) - Marital conflict management skills are used to help couples adapt to each other and achieve harmony and stability. Abstract: This study aimed to discover the effectiveness of a marital counseling program based on the model (Gottman’s model) to improve conflict management skills in a sample of mothers with autism spectrum disorder. Keywords: autism; conflict; conflict management; group; management; partner; scale; skills
• Re-imagining the need for good hospital services and health care administration in catholic hospitals in Africa: The Nigerian case by Udoekpo, Michael Ufok (2024) - Abstract: The importance of health care services and its management in Africa, particularly Nigeria today, and beyond cannot be overemphasized. Fundamental of Health Care Administration In health care services the terms “administration” Management” and “coordination” have been used interchangeably to address or qualify some of us in this room. Keywords: administration; care; catholic; church; coordinators; diocese; health; health care; health services; healthcare; hospital; management; nigeria; policy; science; services
• Holistic model for business resource and effective social media contents on MSME’S marketing by Wulandari, Astri ; Marcelino, Dandy (2024) - Abstract: Business in the 21st century cannot function without social media marketing. The spectrum of conservatives and progressives, of hierarchies and networks, of total authority and full anarchy may all be found in the realm of social media marketing. Keywords: advertising; brand; business; company; framework; governance; journal; management; marketing; media; media marketing; research; social; strategy
• Talent acquisition and its role in enhancing employee satisfaction and retention in star-rated hotels by Afna, A. S. ; Janardhanan, K. A. (2024) - Study is to investigate the connection between talent acquisition practices, employee satisfaction, and retention in star rated hotels in Kerala. Objectives of the Study • To assess the impact of talent acquisition practices on employee retention in star rated hotels in Kerala. Keywords: acquisition; employee; hotels; management; practices; retention; satisfaction; star; strategies; study; talent; talent acquisition
• Optimizing employee performance through E-HRM: Insights from its organizations in Trivandrum by John, Anu P; Velmurugan, V. P. (2024) - Structured questionnaires are gathering quantitative data on employee satisfaction and e-HRM strategies, while open-ended questions are captured qualitative insights into barriers and enablers of e-HRM implementation. The effectiveness of e-HRM systems in improving employee outcomes centred on their ability to automate HR processes, provide real-time access to critical information, and facilitate personalized support. Keywords: analysis; effectiveness; employee; hrm; job; management; performance; practices; satisfaction; strategies; study; systems
• The program to institutionalize meritocracy and excellence in human resource management in the Bangsamoro autonomous region in Muslim Mindanao by Salipada, Tahir ; Sam, Radzak A. ; Abdula, Sajid P. ; Salipada, Julmaherria M. ; Bayog, Maricor G. ; Sam, Solayha A. ; Abdula, Datuali P. (2024) - Local Government of Datu Abdullah Sangki, Maguindanao Del Sur The Human Resource Management (HRM) system in the local government of Datu Abdullah Sangki has traditionally centered on recruitment, selection, placement, performance management, learning and development, as well as rewards and recognition, even before the introduction of the Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and Excellence in Human Resource Management (PRIME- HRM). The officer further explained that One good practice in Datu Abdullah Sangki is the mandatory submission of the Individual Performance Commitment Review (IPCR), which ensures that employee performance and responsibilities are always realistically assessed. Keywords: abdullah; datu; government; hrm; management; performance; prime; program; resource; sangki
• Addressing ecosystem, sedimentation and collaborative approaches challenges in Jatibarang reservoir: A path towards sustainable water management by Margono, Agung Budi ; Hadi, Sudhartho Prawata ; Hidayat, Jafron Wasiq (2024) - 6 Community exclusion from water management and tourism development Local groups like Pokdarwis and farmers' groups were excluded from participating in water management and tourism development around the reservoir. Waduk Jatibarang significantly contributes to local water supply during dry seasons, aligning with global trends where dams are central to water management. Keywords: community; control; dam; doi; ecosystem; jatibarang; jatibarang reservoir; load; management; pollution; research; reservoir; sedimentation; total; tourism; vol; waduk; water
• The influence of internal marketing strategies on organizational employees retention? A case study in the touristic sector by Romana, Fernando ; Gestoso, Carlos (2024) - Keywords: Engagement, Fringe benefits, Internal marketing practices, Internal marketing, Talent retention. Abstract: This study aims to understand the influence of internal marketing practices on employee’s retention at the Jupiter Marina Hotel (JMH), a hotel unit belonging to the Jupiter Hotel Group. Keywords: analysis; commitment; component; correlation; employees; involvement; jmh; leadership; management; marketing; marketing practices; organization; practices; sample; satisfaction; statements
• Managing cloud-native applications using vSphere with Tanzu and Tanzu Kubernetes grid by Dakić, Vedran ; Bubnjek, Adriano (2024) - The organization chose a greenfield deployment of VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid due to the absence of legacy systems. The NSX Container Plugin (NCP) functions as Kubernetes's Container Network Interface (CNI), automating network provisioning for Tanzu Kubernetes Grid clusters, allocating IP addresses, and efficiently routing services. Keywords: cloud; clusters; container; deployment; doi; environments; infrastructure; integration; kubernetes; learning; management; network; nsx; platform; resource; security; storage; tanzu; tkg; vmware; vsphere; workloads
• Enhancing organizational citizenship behavior using transformational leadership: Role of quality of work life by Heridiansyah, Jefri ; Wahyudi, Wahyudi; Budiyono, Rokhmad ; Setiyanti, Sri Wiranti (2024) - Correlation between Transformational Leadership and Organizational Citizenship Behavior Various leadership styles—charismatic, transactional, and transformational—have been shown to enhance subordinates’ organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) (Hermanto et al., 2024). Prior empirical research emphasizes the strategic importance of organizational leadership, particularly Transformational Leadership (TL), in nurturing Quality of Work Life (QWL), which in turn positively influences employee OCB. Keywords: behavior; citizenship; citizenship behavior; employees; journal; leadership; life; management; ocb; quality; qwl; relationship; role; work
• Exploring the external factors affecting the effectiveness of internal audit in Moroccan public enterprises with commercial activities: A qualitative approach by GHARRAFI, Mehdi ; FELLAH, Ismail BEL ; LOUBNA, ASSAIRH ; MAHOUAT, Nacer ; Abderrahim, BENLAKOUIRI (2024) - This method enabled the identification of themes relating to internal audit management, corporate 7423 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 7419-7429, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3605 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate governance and contextual factors influencing internal audit effectiveness in Moroccan public companies. In this research, a purposive sample was chosen, comprising 24 participants: 12 heads of internal audit departments and 12 internal auditors with at least three years' experience. Keywords: audit; auditing; auditors; companies; departments; effectiveness; journal; lack; management; research; sector; study
• Determinants influencing attitude, intention and engagement toward circular economy: Empirical evidence in food industry by Truong, Dinh Chien ; Nguyen, Khoa Huu Dang ; Nguyen, Dinh Toan ; Truong, Linh (2024) - Environmental awareness in consumption and value chain has a positive influence on attitude towards circular economy (ß = 0.255, t = 5.048, p <0.001) and intention to join and spread transmission of circular economy models in the food industry (ß = 0.145, t = 2,947, p <0.01). Trust and belief have a positive effect on attitude towards circular economy (ß = 0.382, t = 7.014, p < 0.001) and intention to participate and spread circular economy models in the food industry (ß = 0.305, t = 5.346, p < 0.001). Keywords: business; customers; economy; et al; food; intention; journal; management; research
• How important are human resources in economic growth? by Sá, Jorge ; Luís, Ana Lúcia ; Rodrigues, Paulo (2024) - Conclusions This research provided strong empirical evidence that three human resources characteristics such as training, work ethics personal ethics, are highly important in explaining the variance among countries' income per capita. analuis@isg.pt How important are human resources in economic growth? Keywords: capital; countries; economic; ethics; growth; management; quality; resources; training; variables; vol; work
• Waste transportation management information system using web-based integrated “Simpaskot”. by Yunizar, Zara ; Usrina, Nura ; Ersa, Nanda Savira ; Ginting, Zainuddin ; Chan, Fajar Rivaldi ; Nasution, Elfira Damayanti (2024) - Conclusions The results of this study indicate that the application of the Simulated Annealing Algorithm in the optimisation of waste collection routes in the city of Lhokseumawe provides various significant advantages over the current waste collection routes. Metter this is because there are still obstacles in the field, including the need for more resources, the number of waste trucks, the increase in the amount of waste produced, the lack of temporary collecting points, as well as the long distances to the landfill. Keywords: algorithm; authors; city; information; lhokseumawe; management; route; system; tpas; transportation; vol; waste
• Smart village: Evaluating the role of Siskeudes management in enhancing village fund accountability by Mahmud, Amir ; Susilowati, Nurdian ; Handayani, Bestari Dwi ; Leonita, Ayu ; Santoso, Arif (2024) - The questionnaire was used to determine the implementation of village fund management accountability, while documentation was used to obtain data on the number of village officials. Findings Based on descriptive statistical test in Table 1, village fund management accountability, Siskeudes operator’s competence, training quality, internal control system, Siskeudes usage are in the very good category. Keywords: accountability; competence; control; fund; government; internal; management; management accountability; operator; quality; siskeudes; siskeudes usage; system; training; usage; village; village fund; vol
• Analysis of ship electrical load management to reduce exhaust gas emissions in landing platform dock (LPD) vessel class by Rahman, Abdul ; Antariksa, Antariksa; Semedi, Bambang ; Wahyudi, Slamet (2024) - Additionally, studies by Sequeira and Alakoon (2019) focused on Variable Speed Drives (VSD) in maritime applications, demonstrating their effectiveness in controlling motor speed and reducing energy consumption in various ship systems. Yang et al. (2017) explored the history and recent advancements in electric propulsion systems, highlighting the increasing electrification of both propulsion and auxiliary systems in marine vessels. Keywords: design; efficiency; electric; emissions; energy; ifep; load; management; maritime; propulsion; ships; systems; vsd
• Using time-driven activity-based costing to measure customer profitability, An applied study in Al Narjis Company for Construction and Building by AL-mashkoor, Imad A.S.; Hadi, Alaa Safaa M. (2024) - The reason for the difference in customer costs is due to the difference in quantities and ratios of time and cost drivers. 8355 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 8347-8367, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3801 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Advantages of cost management Cost management is indeed one of the basic requirements for the success of any project or any business in this regard, and there are a number of advantages that can be achieved if cost management is efficient and effective. Keywords: activities; activity; company; cost; costing; customer; customer profitability; management; orders; profitability; study; table; tdabc; time; unit
• The transfer of land management rights (Public functions or private functions) in relation to the privatization of PT. Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) by Dewi, Ayu Trisna ; Kamello, Tan ; Lubis, M. Yamin ; Ikhsan, Edy (2024) - Kereta Api Indonesia to prioritize profit orientation in the transfer of civil rights in HPL over state land, along with the optimization of the use of state land assets that benefit and boost revenue for PT. That's where it all started; the problem stems from the ambiguity and inconsistency in the rules governing state- owned enterprises' (BUMN) management of state land assets that are under the control of PT. Keywords: api; bumn; indonesia; kereta; land; law; management; persero; privatization; rights; state
• Assessing earnings quality metrics and the impact of interest rate fluctuations in the financial services sector in the Iraq stock market by Boshrouyeh, Salman Beik ; Jamil, Diyar Abdulmajeed (2024) - Earnings quality metric Interest rate fluctuations Pearson correlation coefficient Strength of association Net interest margin Increasing interest rates +0.70 Strong positive correlation, indicating that as interest rates increase, net interest margin tends to increase Loan loss provisions Increasing interest rates +0.45 Moderate positive correlation, suggesting that higher interest rates are associated with higher loan loss provisions Total accruals Increasing interest rates -0.25 Weak negative correlation, implying that higher interest rates are associated with lower accruals Revenue recognition Increasing interest rates +0.60 Strong positive correlation, indicating that as interest rates increase, revenue recognition becomes more conservative The study aimed to analyze relationships between earnings quality indicators and interest rate changes for financial services in Iraq. Abstract: This investigation analyzes how fluctuations in interest rates impact metrics of profit quality within Iraq's monetary administrations division from 2012 through 2022. Keywords: accounting; accruals; analysis; earnings; fluctuations; impact; institutions; interest; interest rates; iraq; loan; management; quality; rates; risk; sector
• Maslahah radical innovation: Breakthrough to achieve corporate sustainability in small and medium industries (SMI) batik in central java province by Sulistyawati, Dwi Retna ; Mutamimah, Mutamimah; Hartono, Sri (2024) - Changes that occur as a result of radical innovation in products, have consequences for the existence of risks that require handling by batik SMEs. Richard Leifer, et al, ( 2000) that radical innovation is very important for their long-term growth and renewal . Keywords: allah; batik; business; company; halal; handling; innovation; islamic; journal; management; marketing; maslahah; process; research; risk; smes; study; sustainability
• Alternative management of persistent Hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia in a neonate: A case report on octreotide and nifedipine therapy by Annia, Iva Nur ; Faizi, Muhammad ; Rochmah, Nur ; Hisbiyah, Yuni ; Perwitasari, Rayi Kurnia (2024) - Blood glucose levels during the initial days of hospitalization before initiation of octreotide therapy. Blood glucose levels after the initiation of octreotide therapy, showing partial stabilization with persistent fluctuations. Keywords: case; doi; glucose; hypoglycemia; management; nifedipine; octreotide; phhi; therapy
• A literature review of corporate governance by Chen, Xue Yu (2024) - 13673035999@163.com A literature review of corporate governance Xue Yu Chen1* 1Management and Science University, Malaysia; 13673035999@163.com (X.Y.C.). Abstract: Corporate governance is a set of rules, practices and laws that guide companies to operate in an ethical and responsible manner. Keywords: agency; company; doi; governance; management; research; shareholders; vol
• Compliance with personal protective equipment use among clay works employees by Kibirige, Israel ; Niyitegeka, Josue ; Mutekanga, D. R. (2024) - It is recommended that employers need to consider gender as an important factor regarding PPE compliance in the company and that companies uphold PPE compliance and also assess productivity as a consequence of compliance. PPE compliance Variables High N (%) Low N (%) COR (95%CI) P-value AOR (95%CI) P-value Sex Male 31(27.0) 84(73.0) Female 9(50.0) 9(50.0) 2.71(.99-7.45) 0.053 4.95(1.29-18.90) 0.019** Age <30 11(18.6) 48(81.4) >30 29(39.2) 45(60.8) 2.81(1.26-6.29) 0.012** 2.31(.83-6.40) 0.107 Education Educated 17(20.0) 68(80.0) Non- educated 23(47.9) 25(52.1) 0.27(.13-.59) 0.001** 1.25(.38-4.06) 0.714 Attitude Poor 12(14.6) 70(85.4) 1.82(.59-5.59) 0.295 Good 28(54.9) 23(45.1) 7.10(3.12-16.19) 0.000** Commitment No 12(12.6) 83(87.4) Yes 28(73.7) 10(26.3) 19.37(7.55-49.69) 0.000** 17.56(4.64-66.42) 0.000** Table 6 above shows that while sex is not significantly associated with PPE compliance at COR (COR = 2.71, 95%CI = 0.99-7.45, p = 0.053 > 0.05), at AOR it was statistically significant (AOR = 4.95, 95%CI = 1.29-18.90, p = 0.019 < 0.05). Keywords: commitment; company; compliance; equipment; factors; management; ppe; results; safety; use; vol; work
• Investigating the impact of effective risk management on the performance of Malaysian publicly listed companies by Saad, Masrina Md ; Ismail, Rina Fadhilah; Zam, Zuraidah Mohd ; Hasnan, Suhaily (2024) - Tobin's Q assesses firm performance, while the effectiveness of risk management is scrutinized by evaluating key risk objectives, including strategy risk, operational risk, reporting risk, and compliance risk. This study not only contributes empirical substance to the ongoing discourse on risk management but also offers valuable insights into how the effectiveness of risk management practices impacts the performance of publicly listed companies within the Malaysian context. Keywords: companies; company; compliance; firm; journal; malaysia; management; performance; reporting; risk; risk management; study; value; vol
• Social entrepreneurial orientation and social value of nonprofit organisation during crises by Samad, Nur Hayati Ab ; Ahmad, Noor Hazlina ; Ismail, Rina Fadhilah (2024) - Published: 27 December 2023 * Correspondence: nurhayati321@uitm.edu.my Social entrepreneurial orientation and social value of nonprofit organisation during crises Nur Hayati Ab Samad1*, Noor Hazlina Ahmad2, Rina Fadhilah Ismail1 1Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia; nurhayati321@uitm.edu.my (N.H.A.S.); rinafadhilah@uitm.edu.my (R.F.I.). Abstract: This study investigates the effect of social entrepreneurial orientation (SEO) on social value for nonprofit organisations (NPOs). Keywords: authors; construct; journal; management; mission; npos; orientation; seo; study; table; value; vol
• Drivers of tax avoidance: A literature review approach by Kasir, Kasir; Djajadikerta, Hamfri ; Maratno, Sylvia Fettry Elvira (2025) - [108] Suppliers and consumers Both customer and supplier relations have an influence on corporate tax avoidance. [45] M. Asiri, A. Al-Hadi, G. Taylor, and L. Duong, Is corporate tax avoidance associated with investment efficiency?, The North American Journal of Economics and Finance, vol. 52, p. 101143, 2020. Keywords: accounting; articles; assess; authors; avoidance; benefit; cash; charge; companies; company; contrasts; economics; et al; etr; evasion; journal; management; rate; research; review; shirking; tax; tax avoidance; vol
• Challenges facing emergency departments in public hospitals by Alshareef, Abdullah Ghaleb (2025) - For example, in the health system in the United Kingdom, the primary measure of emergency department waiting time is the percentage of patients spending four hours or less in emergency departments, while in Australia the health system emergency department refers to the time from triage to first clinical contact. Published: 20 January 2025 * Correspondence: agalshareef@uj.edu Challenges facing emergency departments in public hospitals Abdullah Ghaleb Alshareef1* 1Business Management Department, School of Business, University of Jeddah, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; agalshareef@uj.edu (A.G.A.). Keywords: care; department; emergency; emergency department; health; healthcare; hospitals; management; overcrowding; patients; professionals; study
• Dynamic marketing capability as mediator between resources and SMEs performance by Kusyana, Dewa Nyoman Benni ; Giantari, I Gusti Ayu Ketut ; Sukaatmadja, I Putu Gde ; Ekawati, Ni Wayan (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbusres.2018.01.038 [55] R. Seo, Entrepreneurial orientation and innovation performance: insights from Korean ventures, European Journal of Innovation Management, vol. 23, no. 4, pp. 675-695, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1108/cms-12-2016-0239 [60] A. Papa, L. Dezi, G. L. Gregori, J. Mueller, and N. Miglietta, Improving innovation performance through knowledge acquisition: The moderating role of employee retention and human resource management practices, Journal of Knowledge Management, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. Keywords: business; business performance; fashion; innovation; journal; knowledge; knowledge management; management; market; marketing; orientation; performance; pmo; research; vol
• Model for implementing sustainable agriculture based on good agricultural practice as a strategy for adapting to the impact of climate change by Prajanti, Sucihatiningsih Dian Wisika ; Litaay, Christina ; Widiatningrum, Talitha ; Amelia, Dhea Rizky ; Adzim, Fauzul (2025) - Based on the ANP analysis for sustainable land management criteria, the following results were obtained: 31 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 23-36, 2025 DOI: Sustainable agricultural systems fulfill a diverse set of goals (multifunctional) and must persist over time. Keywords: agriculture; change; climate; criteria; land; management; pesticides; research; science; sub; use; value; vol; water
• Satisfaction and organizational commitment in job performance: A systematic review by Tarmeño-Bernuy, Luis Edgar ; Cosme-Silva, Omar ; Rincón-Calvo, Sauri Yesenia (2025) - The inclusion criteria ensured that the studies (1) were published in peer-reviewed journals, (2) specifically addressed the variables of job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and job performance, and (3) were available in full text. This quantitative analysis enabled the identification of the most influential authors, journals, and articles within the field, offering insights into the evolution of the research on job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and performance over time. Keywords: authors; collaborators; commitment; impact; institution; job; job satisfaction; management; performance; research; satisfaction; study; vol; work
• Problems typical of the business environment in Armenia (Using the example of the agricultural sector) by Kyuregyan, Arpine (2025) - In part of the discussion, the concept of business environment https://orcid.org/0009-0008-5871-0722 126 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 125-131, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4438 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate management is presented in order to improve the efficiency of business environment management and also, in addition, the relationship between the indicators of gross domestic product, food exports and the tax burden was estimated using a regression model. Keywords: Business environment, Exports, GDP, Management System, Regression, Tax Burden. Keywords: business; business environment; environment; management; state; tax; value; variable
• Implementing logistics technologies to optimize road transport flows: Urban planning, traffic capacity, and safety by Sarkisian, Hor ; Zinevych, Oleksandr ; Molyboha, Ruslan ; Dubytskyi, Oleksandr ; Pavliuk, Vasyl (2025) - Abstract: The relevance of the research topic is driven by contemporary challenges of urbanization and the increasing number of vehicles, which necessitate effective management of transport flows and enhancement of road traffic safety. Keywords: Capacity, Organization and road traffic safety, Road transport, Transport flows, Urban planning. Keywords: capacity; flows; gis; management; planning; road; safety; systems; technologies; traffic; transport
• Strategy for accelerating the realization of climate-smart agriculture using a circular economy perspective approach by Prajanti, Sucihatiningsih Dian Wisika ; Soesilowati, Etty ; Daud, Dalila (2025) - The implementation of climate smart agriculture has three main pillars, namely productivity, adaptation and mitigation. By implementing climate smart agriculture, it is hoped that it can increase agricultural productivity, reduce GHG emissions and also increase environmental sustainability. Keywords: actors; agriculture; approach; change; climate; csa; economy; farmers; influence; management; matrix; research; stakeholders; value; village; vol
• Implementation of fully electric propulsion and variable speed drive to reduce ships emissions for sustainable maritime technology by Rahman, Abdul ; Antariksa, Antariksa; Semedi, Bambang ; Wahyudi, Slamet (2025) - Research into the application of Variable Speed Drives (VSDs) in ship propulsion systems has also gained momentum. Moreover, electric propulsion systems offer greater flexibility in energy management, particularly when integrated with advanced control systems like Variable Speed Drives (VSD). Keywords: consumption; efficiency; electric; emissions; energy; fuel; load; lpd; management; operations; power; propulsion; ship; systems
• Green intellectual capital driving green competitive advantage: The mediation of green innovation and transformational leadership by Pham, Ngoc Duong ; Pham, Quoc Tri ; Nguyen, Tuan ; Ho, Vinh Hoa ; Tham, Duc Hieu (2025) - [30] H. Zameer, Y. Wang, H. Yasmeen, and S. Mubarak, Green innovation as a mediator in the impact of business analytics and environmental orientation on green competitive advantage, Management Decision, vol. Received: 9 December 2024; Revised: 27 January 2025; Accepted: 29 January 2025; Published: 7 February 2025 * Correspondence: ngocduongx@ufm.edu.vn Green intellectual capital driving green competitive advantage: The mediation of green innovation and transformational leadership Ngoc Duong Pham1*, Quoc Tri Pham2, Tuan Nguyen2, Vinh Hoa Ho2, Duc Hieu Tham2 1Faculty of Commerce University of Finance – Marketing, 778 Nguyen Kiem, Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; ngocduongx@ufm.edu.vn (N.D.P.). Keywords: advantage; article; capital; employees; gca; gic; gin; green; innovation; leadership; management; research; role; tfl; vol
• Reputation and multiple stakeholder outcomes: The role of organizational culture and customer trust by Nasser, Hasan ; Beydoun, Abdulrahman ; Ali, AlaaEldin Abbass (2025) - Rejected H6 Perceived reputation Customer satisfaction *** 2.29 Accepted Table 5 summarizes the hypotheses along with their corresponding p-values and estimates. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2023.109079 [6] D. M. Cable and D. B. Turban, The value of organizational reputation in the recruitment context: A brand‐equity perspective, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, vol. 33, no. 11, pp. 2244-2266, 2003. Keywords: business; culture; customer; customer satisfaction; customer trust; employee; engagement; hotels; journal; management; reputation; research; satisfaction; trust; vol
• Workplace safety drivers: Strategic insights into communication, procedure, infrastructure, leadership & emergency procedure by S, Sothivanan.; K, Manikandan. ; E, Nakkeeran. (2025) - Preventing workplace accidents, diseases, and fatalities as well as the suffering and financial difficulties that organizations face is the primary objective of safety leadership [56]. The findings indicate that workplace safety awareness and safety leadership are positively correlated. Keywords: analysis; assessment; awareness; chemical; communication; emergency; equipment; gas; hazard; incident; journal; leadership; management; mean; procedures; process; research; response; risk; safety; science; staff; study; training; vol; workplace; workplace safety
• Advancing safety in chemical industries: A systematic review of risk mitigation strategies and technologies by S, Sothivanan. ; K, Manikandan. ; E, Nakkeeran. (2025) - [43] G. Talari, E. Cummins, C. McNamara, and J. O'Brien, State of the art review of big data and web-based decision support systems (DSS) for food safety risk assessment with respect to climate change, Trends in Food Science & Technology, vol. 126, pp. Abstract: The review provides a comprehensive analysis of the assessment of risk assessment and hazard identification methodologies, the role of safety culture, and training programs in the chemical industry. Keywords: assessment; chemical; culture; hazard; identification; industry; management; mitigation; programs; risk; risk assessment; risk mitigation; safety; safety culture; science; strategies; study; technologies; training; vol
• Evaluation of drainage system and flood management in Semarang city: A case study of kali Semarang and its impact on flood and tidal flood reduction by Irawan, Bagus ; Syafrudin, Syafrudin ; Budihardjo, Mochamad Arief (2025) - Global assessment modeling has revealed significant spatiotemporal variations and socioenvironmental drivers affecting drainage system flood resilience Financial Challenges The limited government budget for drainage project management is another significant hurdle. Keywords: areas; capacity; challenges; city; climate; drainage; flood; inundation; management; project; river; semarang; system; vol
• Strategic planning in healthcare sector for sustainable and medical quality performance by Ali, Albadri Albaloula (2025) - [12] S. L. Walston, Strategic healthcare management: Planning and execution. [3] I. B. Demir and O. Ugurluoglu, Evaluation of the use of strategic management tools by hospital executives in Turkey, Journal of Health Management, vol. 21, no. 1, pp. 38-52, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1177/0972063418822216 [4] A. M. Zuckerman, Advancing the state of the art in healthcare strategic planning, Frontiers of Health Services Management, vol. 23, no. 2, pp. 3-16, 2006. Keywords: business; healthcare; healthcare sector; hospitals; management; medical; methods; planning; sector; study; vol
• Corporate governance mechanisms and performance of banks in Africa: Empirical evidence from Nigeria by Muktar, Itai M. ; Bashari, Nafisa ; Ailemen, Ikpefan O. ; Timilehin, Olubiyi, O. (2025) - Abstract: The varied results in assessing corporate governance in banks may be attributable to the utilization of various measures considering endogeneity issues in different contexts. Therefore, this study investigates how corporate governance affects the performance of selected Nigerian deposit money banks, one of Africa’s largest economies. Keywords: banks; board; deposit; effect; governance; journal; management; money; nigeria; performance; study; vol
• The role of conflict resolution actors in the development of strategic management for the utilization of forests and register 38 land in Gunung Balak, East Lampung by Kesuma, Arsyad Sobby ; Syaifudin, Muhammad Syekh Ichsan ; Putri, Gita Leviana ; Kesuma, Mezan el-Khaeri (2025) - In addition to its theoretical contributions, this study offers several practical implications relevant to the implementation of forest rehabilitation programs and community-based land management. This scheme ensures that communities receive fair economic benefits, motivating them to remain actively involved in forest rehabilitation programs. Keywords: balak; communities; community; forest; gunung; lampung; land; management; program; rehabilitation; rhl
• The application of project management theory in hospital management: Bibliometric analysis based on web of science database by Liu, Yuchi ; Shafiei, Mohd Wira Mohd (2025) - The study focuses on the following four key themes: (a) Investigating the characteristics of collaboration in hospital project management research; (b) Identifying highly cited authors and frequently used keywords in this field; (c) Analyzing the primary research categories in this field over the past decade and their evolution; (d) Evaluating current hotspots and future trends in hospital project management research. This continuous growth trend underscores increasing attention from academia towards hospital project management research—particularly over the past decade—as it enters into a phase characterized by rapid expansion and positive developmental prospects. Keywords: analysis; authors; centrality; doi; health; hospital; hospital project; literature; management; project; project management; research; science; study; vol
• Impact of the implementation of a digital tool with artificial intelligence in the financial assessment of MSMEs in Chimbote by Plácido, Juana Maribel Manrique ; Garcia, Luis Alberto Torres ; Aldana, Luis Miguel Mosquera ; Tineo, Norma Socorro Ramirez (2025) - [30] J. M. Palomeque-Jaramillo, R. M. Izquierdo-Vera, D. A. Vintimilla-Orellana, and M. E. Palomeque-Solano, Evaluation and analysis of financial tools in microenterprises, Peer-Reviewed Scientific Journal of Communication, Marketing, and Business Research (Reicomunicar). AI-based digital tools enable companies to innovate in financial management by providing real-time data that fosters operational efficiency and optimizes managerial decisions in increasingly competitive markets [8]. Keywords: artificial; control; digital; experimental; group; intelligence; level; management; test; tool; vol
• Examining the role of managerial assertiveness and self-confidence in enhancing employees' loyalty and productivity: A theoretical perspective by Isabirye, Anthony K. ; Moloi, Kholeka Constance ; Lebelo, Ramoshweu Solomon (2025) - [54] G. Garaika, H. M. Margahana, and S. T. Negara, Self efficacy, self personality and self confidence on entrepreneurial intention: Study on young enterprises, Journal of Entrepreneurship Education, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 1-12, 2019. [45] L. Greenacre, N. M. Tung, and T. Chapman, Self confidence, and the ability to influence, Academy of Marketing Studies Journal, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. Keywords: ability; assertiveness; authors; confidence; employees; leadership; loyalty; management; managers; performance; productivity; research; self; study; vol
• Compliance with personal protective equipment use among clay works employees by Niyitegeka, J. ; Kibirige, I. ; Mutekanga, D. R. (2025) - It is recommended that employers consider gender as an important factor regarding PPE compliance in the company and that companies uphold PPE compliance and also assess productivity as a consequence of compliance. Yes 28(73.7) 10(26.3) 19.37(7.55-49.69) .000** 17.56(4.64-66.42) .000** Table 6 above shows that while sex is not significantly associated with PPE compliance at COR (COR = 2.71, 95%CI = 0.99-7.45, p = 0.053 > 0.05), at AOR it was statistically significant (AOR = 4.95, 95%CI = 1.29-18.90, p = 0.019 < 0.05). Keywords: commitment; company; compliance; equipment; factors; management; ppe; safety; study; use; vol; work
• Analyzing the determinants of operational efficiency in VN30 companies on the Vietnamese stock exchange by Nguyen, Kim Thi Chung ; Nguyen, Thi Thuy Huong ; Dao, Thi Ho Huong ; Truong, Quoc Cuong ; Nguyen, Dieu Linh (2025) - In Vietnam, research on corporate performance has been conducted using various methods to analyze both internal and external factors. To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the determinants of corporate performance, it is essential to consider both internal and external factors simultaneously. Keywords: business; companies; economic; exchange; factors; gdp; impact; inflation; journal; liquidity; management; performance; rates; risk; term; vn30; vol
• Mapping the landscape of integrated reporting study: A systematic literature review approach by Nugraha, Erik ; Djadjadikerta, Hamfri ; Fettry, Sylvia (2025) - Based on this, empirical evidence is needed on the factors that influence the adoption of integrated reporting, what is no less important is the theoretical foundation that is built as a foundation for conducting research integrated reporting. [46] obtained empirical evidence of an increase in the level of relevance of disclosure integrated reporting in 18 state-owned companies in eight European countries (Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Finland, Poland, England, Sweden and Austria), this shows evidence that integrated reporting is a company tool as a form of transparency and accountability that it wants to show to its stakeholders. Keywords: accounting; business; companies; company; disclosure; governance; influence; information; journal; management; quality; reporting; research; stakeholders; theory; vol
• Optimizing sharia banking business Units financial performance through effective risk management by Halim, Sofyan (2025) - 3. Intervening Variable: • Risk Management: Risk management plays a mediating role in shaping the relationship between financing structure, operating costs, and financial performance. According to Muthaher [20] Effective financing risk management is crucial for mitigating risks in Sharia-based financing, Effective financing risk management is crucial for mitigating risks in Sharia financing. Keywords: banks; business; costs; financing; funding; income; management; operating; performance; research; risk; risk management; sharia; structure; units
• The role of the product owner in digital communication in agile environments: A case study of Initgrammers by Nina, Aguiar Mariño, ; Sevilla, Alessandro Sebastián Sierra ; Rojas, Giullyana Karina Galeas (2025) - This includes internal communication tools for team communication and external communication tools for communicating with suppliers, clients, and agencies Correspondence: naguiar@ups.edu.ec The role of the product owner in digital communication in agile environments: A case study of Initgrammers Aguiar Mariño, Nina1*, Alessandro Sebastián Sierra Sevilla2, Giullyana Karina Galeas Rojas3 1,2,3Salesian Polytechnic University, Quito – Ecuador; naguiar@ups.edu.ec (N.A.M.) sebassierra2002@gmail.com Keywords: client; communication; environments; management; product; project; role; team; tools; use; vol
• Building resilience: A strategic framework for managing information security risks by Abazi, Blerton (2025) - Abstract: Information security risk management and its connection to incident handling play a crucial role in today's digital landscape, where threats to data integrity and confidentiality are widespread. This study explores the importance of information security risk management and its relationship with incident handling to enhance understanding and awareness in the field. Keywords: incident; information; information security; isrm; management; organizations; research; response; risk; risk management; security; vol
• The role of Asta Brata leadership in improving business sustainability in village credit institutions in Bali by Maharani, Ida Ayu Dinda Priyanka ; Wiagustini, Ni Luh Putu ; Baskara, I Gde Kajeng ; Rahyuda, Henny (2025) - Effect Path Coefficient P-value Note Asta Brata leadership à business sustainability 0.370 0.000 H1 supported Asta Brata leadership à Risk management 0.704 0.000 H2 supported Risk management à business sustainability 0.325 0.004 H3 supported Variable AVE Asta Brata leadership 0.821 Risk management 0.815 The role of Asta Brata leadership in improving business sustainability in village credit institutions in Bali Ida Ayu Dinda Priyanka Maharani1*, Ni Luh Putu Wiagustini2, I Gde Kajeng Baskara3, Henny Rahyuda4 1,2,3,4Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, Indonesia; iadindapriyanka@gmail.com (I.A.D.P.M.) wiagustini@unud.ac.id (N.L.P.W.) kajengbaskara@unud.ac.id (I.G.K.B.) hennyrahyuda@unud.ac.id (H.R.) Keywords: asta; brata; business; leadership; management; risk; study; sustainability
• Middle manager involvement and corporate culture in the strategic planning practices: The Indonesian corporation evidence by Ridwan, M. Sihab ; S, Sumiati ; AB, Fausta ; P, Sunu ; Henrycus, Henrycus (2025) - [2] demonstrated that middle managers are vigorously involved in organizing strategy execution as an raisonnable part of strategic planning process. The impact of organizational culture on strategic planning is a topic of significant debate, given the connection between culture and organizations' strategy Keywords: budget; culture; management; managers; middle; organization; planning; process; research; strategy; study; vol
• Earnings management in non-financial firms in Nigeria: Does audit quality matters? by Kayode, Ajape, Mohammed ; O, Adelowotan, Michael (2025) - Independent Variable: Audit Quality We measured audit quality using audit fees, auditor’s tenure, size of audit firm, and auditor's industry specialisation as proxies. Therefore, accuracy and level of dependability of such sensitive information, through quality audit must be ensured to boost users' assurance. Keywords: accounting; audit; audit quality; auditor; companies; earnings; earnings management; fees; firms; industry; journal; management; nigeria; quality; rem; vol
• Strategies for property rates debt management: Practical interventions for debt recovery by Enwereji, Prince (2025) - This study aims to explore the practical interventions for managing property rates debt with a focus on effective strategies for debt recovery. Through these approaches, municipalities can manage property rates debt effectively while ensuring equitable access to essential services for all residents. Keywords: africa; collection; compliance; debt; debt collection; management; municipalities; payment; property; property rates; rates; residents; south; strategies; study; vol
• Unlocking sustainable competitive advantage in healthcare: How workplace values, service culture, and capabilities drive excellence in hospitals by Susilowati, Kristiana ; Suharti, Lieli ; Sugiarto, Agus (2025) - In such challenging environments, religious-affiliated healthcare facilities serve a niche role with spiritual values integrated with clinical services provision [3]. The results add to the body of literature in healthcare management and general knowledge of spirituality in the workplace by revealing the channels through which spiritual values influence organizational competencies and competitive expertise. Keywords: advantage; capabilities; christian; community; faith; healthcare; hospitals; journal; management; mission; organizations; research; service; spirituality; values; vol; workplace
• From work motivation to innovative behavior of employees in enterprises by Nguyen, Huy Cong ; Tran, Quang Bach ; Nguyen, Thi Minh Phuong ; Bui, Dinh Viet Hoang ; Nguyen, Quoc Khai ; To, Xuan Dan ; Vu, Thi The (2025) - Although the relationship between work motivation and employee innovative behavior has been widely discussed in previous studies, research findings vary regarding this relationship vary. Furthermore, employees’ creative work effectiveness and leaders’ support for innovation mediate the relationship between transformational leadership style and innovative work behavior [12]. Keywords: behavior; capital; employees; enterprises; impact; innovation; journal; leadership; management; motivation; research; study; style; transformation; vol; work; work motivation
• Causal factors of e-commerce success affecting the retail performance in online sales business by Kongchoochuy, Eakkaphon ; U-on, Vichit (2025) - • Supply Chain Management and Retail Performance through E-Commerce Success: Influencers play a key role in improving e-commerce business performance. Product and service promotions via social media increase brand awareness, build product trust, stimulate interest, and boost consumer engagement, ultimately allowing e-commerce businesses to expand their market and increase sales. Keywords: commerce; commerce success; content; management; marketing; media; performance; retail; sales; success; vol
• Economic and socio-cultural transformation of communities through the implementation of village forest policy in Sigi regency by Dasril, Muhamad ; Gani, A. Juli Andi ; Domai, Tjahjanulin ; Mardiyono, Mardiyono (2025) - However, current realities in Sigi Regency, particularly in Namo and Lonca Villages, reveal obstacles in implementing village forest management policies, such as the limited capacity of the Village Forest Management Institutions (LPHD), especially those directly managed by villages through village regulations. * Correspondence: dasrilfiaub@gmail.com Economic and socio-cultural transformation of communities through the implementation of village forest policy in Sigi regency Muhamad Dasril¹*, A. Juli Andi Gani2, Tjahjanulin Domai3, Mardiyono4 1Faculty of Administrative Science, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, Indonesia; Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Muhammadiyah Palu, Indonesia; dasrilfiaub@gmail.com (M.D.) 2,3,4Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Brawijaya University, MT Haryono 163 Lowokwaru Malang, Indonesia; andiganifia@ub.ac.id (A.J.A.G.) Ulin_domai@yahoo.co.id (T.D.) Keywords: communities; community; forest; forestry; lonca; management; namo; policy; timber; village
• Factors influencing construction delays in public investment civil projects: The case of Hanoi, Vietnam by Toan, Nguyen Quoc ; Thuy, Nguyen Thi ; Linh, Pham Thuy ; Huyen, Trinh Khanh ; Dung, Pham Thi Ngoc ; Lien, Tran Thi Hong ; Nhi, Nguyen Yen ; Hanh, Nguyen Thi My (2025) - Literature Reviews Construction delays are a common issue in construction projects, especially in major urban centers such as Hanoi. An inconsistent and non-transparent legal system is one of the main causes of delays in construction projects. Keywords: capacity; construction; delays; factors; hanoi; investment; management; nguyen; projects; supervision; vietnam; vol
• Significant applications of digital modeling in the construction sector for improving project management and performance by Aldhamad, Saja Hadi Raheem ; Zaki, Rana I. K. ; Al-Zwainy, Faiq M. S. ; Varouqa, Ibrahim Farouq ; Obaid, Aseel H. (2025) - The research concludes that simulation modeling has a revolutionary impact on construction project management, as it provides advanced tools for planning efficiency, resource allocation, cost calculation, sustainability, and risk management. Optimizing Resource Allocation and Logistics Resource management and logistics are crucial aspects of construction project management. Keywords: bim; construction; cost; engineering; management; modeling; project; simulation; study; vol
• Exploring the influence of social media on digital reputation and e-commerce: Insights from Saudi SMEs by Alshamrani, Nada (2025) - Findings and Discussion The aim of this study is to explore the impact of social media platforms on the online reputation of SMEs within the Saudi Arabian context, alongside identifying the strategies employed by businesses to effectively manage their online reputation across various social media platforms. Conclusions and limitations The aim of this study is to explore the impact of social media platforms on the online reputation of SMEs in the Saudi Arabian context, as well as to identify the strategies used by companies to effectively manage their online reputation across different social media platforms. Keywords: brand; business; crisis; customer; management; media; media platforms; online; platforms; reputation; research; response; strategies; strategy; study; vol
• The impact of internal audit independence on internal audit effectiveness: A case study of Vietnam by Lam, Nguyen Thi Hong ; Ha, Vu Thuy ; Thuy, Pham Thi Thu (2025) - Received: 13 February 2025; Revised: 16 April 2025; Accepted: 21 April 2025; Published: 28 April 2025 * Correspondence: vuthuyhakt@gmail.com The impact of internal audit independence on internal audit effectiveness: A case study of Vietnam Nguyen Thi Hong Lam1, Vu Thuy Ha2*, Pham Thi Thu Thuy3 1,3Thuongmai University, Hanoi, Vietnam; honglam@tmu.edu.vn (N.T.H.L.) thuydang64@tmu.edu.vn (P.T.T.T.) 2VNU University of Economics and Business, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, Vietnam; vuthuyhakt@gmail.com (V.T.H.). This study investigates the impact of internal audit independence on internal audit effectiveness. Keywords: audit; auditing; auditors; effectiveness; independence; management; study; vietnam; vol
• Collaborative governance in light rail transit services in Palembang city: A multi-helix perspective by Asteriniah, Femi ; Wijaya, Andy Fefta ; Hermawan, Hermawan; Danar, Oscar Radyan (2025) - In the context of public transportation services, especially LRT management in Palembang, discovery allows the actors involved to identify potential collaborations that can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of services for the community. [14] regarding the importance of intermodal integration in improving the quality of public transportation services. Keywords: collaboration; emerson; governance; lrt; management; palembang; public; services; transportation; vol
• Future insights into enterprise risk management, competitive advantage, and firm performance by Lawati, Ammar Al ; Hussin, Baharuddin M ; Kadir, Mohd Rizuan Abdul ; Khudari, Mohamed (2025) - [34] S. P. Saeidi, S. Sofian, P. Saeidi, S. P. Saeidi, and S. A. Saaeidi, How does corporate social responsibility contribute to firm financial performance? The results of this research not only explain the key aspects of ERM and its effects on firm performance but also offer real-world guidance. Keywords: advantage; business; enterprise; enterprise risk; erm; firm; journal; management; performance; relationship; research; risk; risk management; study; theory; vol
• Enhancing business performance of small and medium-sized travel enterprises in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam by HUYNH, Tam Minh ; CHU, Hiep Bao ; NGUYEN, Ha Hong (2025) - Therefore, the purpose of this research focus the impact of market orientation market, digital marketing and customer relationship management on business performance of travel SMEs in Vietnam. Keywords: Business performance, Customer relationship management, Ho Chi Minh City, Market orientation, Digital marketing, Tourism smes, Vietnam. Keywords: business; business performance; capabilities; capability; customer; innovation; journal; learning; management; market; market orientation; marketing; orientation; performance; relationship; research; tourism; vol
• Linking organizational intangibles to sustainable performance: A mediated-moderated model from the hospitality industry by Siagian, Mauli ; Brahmasari, Ida Aju ; Mujanah, Siti (2025) - The Influence of Organizational Culture on Sustainable Organizational Performance The estimation results indicate that Organizational culture does not have a significant effect on sustainable Organizational performance, thus the seventh hypothesis (H7) is rejected. The Influence of Knowledge Management Practices on Sustainable Organizational Performance The estimation results indicate that knowledge management practices have a significant effect on sustainable Organizational performance, thereby supporting the eighth hypothesis (H8). Keywords: culture; fit; influence; job; job satisfaction; knowledge; knowledge management; learning; management; management practices; performance; resource; resource management; satisfaction; vol
• Balancing internal capabilities and external funding: A study on the financial sustainability of people’s credit funds in Vietnam by Phan, Huy Duong ; Le, Ngoc Thang ; Nguyen, Bao Huyen ; Tran, Thanh Long ; Nguyen, Le Thao Huong (2025) - Hypotheses Results Supported H1: Organizational capacity has a positive impact on financial sustainability of PCFs B=0.189 Yes Sig=<0.001<0.05 H2: Productivity has a positive impact on Financial sustainability of PCFs B=0.168 Abstract: This study examines the determinants of financial sustainability in Vietnam’s People’s Credit Funds (PCFs) using a quantitative model. Keywords: capacity; factor; financial; governance; impact; institutions; loan; management; pcfs; portfolio; quality; research; sustainability; vietnam; vol
• Causal factors of project success affecting the business growth of residential real estate by Punya, Yutthasart ; U-on, Vichit (2025) - The objectives of this research are: 1) to examine the causal factors affecting the project success and business growth of residential real estate, 2) to analyze the influence of causal factors of project success affecting the growth and profitability of residential real estate, and 3) to develop a causal model of project success factors affecting the growth and profitability of residential real estate. What factors contribute to the success of real estate projects, and in your opinion, what is the key factor that leads to project success? Keywords: business; business growth; estate; growth; leadership; management; project; project success; risk; success; vol
• Regional cooperation on water and climate resilience: Somalia’s perspective by Afyare, Abdifatah Ahmed Ali (2025) - The exploration of regional cooperation on water and climate resilience from a Somali perspective reveals a critical interplay between climate change impacts and water resource management strategies. Water resource management in Somalia is particularly intricate due to a combination of political instability, economic challenges, and environmental degradation, exacerbated by the impacts of climate variability and recurring droughts. Keywords: climate; cooperation; frameworks; governance; management; resilience; somalia; water
• Factors affecting the implementation of environmental management accounting - A study of manufacturing enterprises by Nu, Tran The ; Chi, Bui Linh ; Bac, Dang Thi ; Huong, Hoang Dinh ; Hai, Nguyen Thi Thanh (2025) - Environmental accounting was first introduced in Vietnam through the project Environmental Management Accounting for SMEs in Southeast Asia (EMA-SEA), which aimed to help enterprises and organizations develop and promote their business activities in a sustainable manner and facilitate better trade integration with the world by transferring knowledge and skills on environmental accounting. [12] H. D. Long, Environmental accounting and the impact of environmental factors on the implementation of environmental accounting in manufacturing enterprises in Vietnam, Journal of Accounting and Auditing, vol. 32, no. 3, pp. Keywords: accounting; adoption; business; ema; enterprises; environmental; factors; hanoi; implementation; management; manufacturing; pressure; variables; vietnam
• The moderating of portfolio sustainability impact on oil and gas corporate management resilience in Indonesia by Satria, Ridha ; Astarini, Sulfiah Dwi ; Utomo, Christiono (2025) - Several critical factors of project portfolio management resilience have been identified in previous studies as crucial factors. This study aims to address the research gap by investigating and proposing a new model that integrates sustainability principles into project governance practices and enhances the resilience of project portfolio management in the OG industry, particularly in Indonesia. Keywords: energy; gas; governance; indonesia; industry; journal; management; oil; portfolio; ppmo; project; project management; project portfolio; resilience; spg; study; sustainability; vol; vuca
• The impact of alliance diversity on firm innovation performance: The mediating role of degree of internationalization and organizational agility, and the moderating effect of social embeddedness by Chen, Cheng ; Chen, SzeTing (2025) - Internationalization works as an enabling condition to facilitate innovation activity yet produces a weaker result than alliance diversity effects sze-ting.che@dpu.ac.th The impact of alliance diversity on firm innovation performance: The mediating role of degree of internationalization and organizational agility, and the moderating effect of social embeddedness Cheng Chen1, SzeTing Chen2* 1,2Chinese International College, Dhurakij Pundit University, Bangkok, Thailand; sk239364673@163.com (C.C.) sze- ting.che@dpu.ac.th (S.T.C.) Keywords: agility; alliance; alliance diversity; business; diversity; effects; embeddedness; innovation; innovation performance; internationalization; journal; knowledge; management; market; performance; research; results; study; vol
• An assessment of construction delay management: A Nepalese perspective by Giri, Om Prakash ; Pahari, Anuska ; Lamichhane, Basu Dev (2025) - Delays in progress payments, lack of employee training, poor waste management strategies, unrealistic contract durations, rework due to construction errors, excessive subcontracting, permit delays, ineffective planning and scheduling, poor collective planning, and an unskilled workforce all contribute to construction project delays [12]. Difficulties in financing, manpower shortages, poor coordination, delays in design documents, late progress payments, improper planning, poor communication, low labor productivity, an unqualified workforce, and ineffective contract management all contribute to construction project delays and inefficiencies [14]. Keywords: causes; construction; contractor; correlation; delays; design; factors; management; pearson; project; rii; sig; vol
• Strategic role of financial intelligence in sustainable business growth and profitability: An entrepreneurial perspective by Azuka, Ugbah Andrew ; Ugeoritsete, EYIDE Michael ; Jebolise, CHUKWUKA, Ernest ; Onebi, Prevail Orhumurigho ; Solomon, Egbule A.C (2025) - Published: 22 May 2025 * Correspondence: ernest.chukwuka@unidel.edu.ng Strategic role of financial intelligence in sustainable business growth and profitability: An entrepreneurial perspective Ugbah Andrew Azuka1, EYIDE Michael Ugeoritsete2, CHUKWUKA, Ernest Jebolise3*, Prevail Orhumurigho Onebi4, Egbule A.C Solomon5 1,2,4Department of Accounting and Finance, University of Delta, Agbor, Delta State, United States. Abstract: This study is an empirical investigation into the role of financial intelligence on sustainable business growth and profitability. Keywords: behavior; business; business growth; company; decisions; growth; intelligence; literacy; making; management; profitability; research; study; vol
• COVID-19 lessons for crisis management and recovery in the food service industry in Indonesia by Subakti, Agung Gita; Omar, Hamimi ; Mohamed, Ahmad Edwin Bin (2025) - The purpose of this study is to examine how restaurant industry in Indonesia implemented crisis management strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic, how these strategies evolved in the post-COVID-19 period, and how the restaurant’s experience with COVID-19 has shaped its preparedness for managing similar crises in the future. This study examines crisis management strategies adopted by local restaurants in Indonesia during and after COVID-19. Keywords: business; covid-19; crisis; crisis management; food; indonesia; industry; management; pandemic; research; restaurant; service; strategies; study; vol
• The impact of applying target costing on enhancing the competitive advantage of industrial companies in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia: A field study by Abdulaziz, Jafar Othman Elsharif ; Alharbi, Mohammed Atiah (2025) - https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v6ns6.10921 [16] T. Tani, H. Okano, N. Shimizu, Y. Iwabuchi, and J. Fukuda, Target cost management in Japanese companies: Current state of the art, Management Accounting Research, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. [17] B. Norhafiza and J. Ruzita, Implementation of target cost management in a non-Japanese environment, Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management, vol. 16, no. 1, pp. Keywords: advantage; companies; costing; costs; management; product; quality; saudi; study; target; vol
• The contribution of corporate social responsibility to the sustainability of small and medium-sized enterprises: A systematic review by Lopera, Natalia Andrea Lopera ; Angarita, Ruby Sareth Joya ; Cañas, Yuly Andrea Florez ; Lievano, Jhony Alexander Barrera (2025) - Corporate social responsibility Business sustainability Small companies Small businesses Small enterprises Business social responsibility Medium businesses Medium sized companies Medium enterprises To search, the following equation is employed, detailed below: (corporate social responsibility OR business social responsibility OR corporate social responsibility) AND (business sustainability) AND (small companies OR small businesses OR small enterprises OR medium businesses OR medium-sized companies OR medium enterprises). [91] A. Toppinen, M. Mikkilä, and K. Lähtinen, ISO 26000 in corporate sustainability practices: A case study of the Forest and energy companies in bioeconomy, presented at the In ISO 26000-A Standardized View on Corporate Social Responsibility: Practices, Cases and Controversies (pp. 95-113). Keywords: authors; business; csr; documents; enterprises; et al; journal; management; medium; research; responsibility; smes; sustainability; vol
• Mergers and Acquisitions: Navigating HRM challenges for successful integration by S, Bangura, ; Chitamba, Anos ; Ngidi, Lucia Zothibile (2025) - Methods This article employs an integrative review to examine current theories related to mergers and acquisitions (M&A) as well as pertinent human resource management challenges faced in M&A as well issues contributing to a successful merger. However, the integration of two distinct organisations presents various challenges, particularly in human resource management during the transition phase. Keywords: acquisitions; challenges; employee; hrm; integration; journal; m&a; management; mergers; resource; vol
• How does knowledge sharing and employee engagement mediate transformational leadership on creative performance by Rifai, Arif ; Dalimunthe, Ritha F. ; Lumbanraja, Prihatin ; Absah, Yeni (2025) - Abstract: Employee creative performance is very important and urgent in driving innovation, increasing productivity, and maintaining a competitive advantage in building global competitiveness, which is becoming increasingly complex nowadays. The Resource-Based View (RBV) theory is considered one of the alternatives for building Employee Creative Performance. Keywords: creativity; employee; employee creativity; employee engagement; influence; journal; knowledge; knowledge sharing; leadership; management; performance; research; sharing; vol; work
• Green human resource management and sustainable workplace: Artificial Intelligence as mediating variable by Mahat, Dipak ; Shrestha, Sajeeb Kumar ; Neupane, Dasarath ; Karki, Tej Bahadur ; Dongol, Padam (2025) - AI fosters sustainable workplace practices by automating energy-efficient operations, such as optimizing lighting, heating, and cooling systems based on real-time usage patterns. Heterotrait-Monotrait Ratio (HTMT) Artificial Intelligence Green HRM Sustainable workplace Artificial Intelligence Green HRM 0.446 Sustainable workplace 0.590 0.706 Fornell-Larcker Criterion Artificial Intelligence Green HRM Sustainable workplace Artificial Intelligence 0.638 Green HRM 0.451 0.668 Sustainable workplace 0.597 0.705 0.642 Keywords: ghrm; green; human; intelligence; management; practices; resource; study; sustainability; value; vol; workplace
• Unraveling the impact of political control and earnings management on corporate performance in Indonesia by Yusuf, Muhammad ; Ismail, Tubagus ; Taqi, Muhammad ; Soleha, Nurhayati (2025) - Keywords: Corporate performance, Earnings management, Political control, State owned enterprises, Structural equation modeling. 𝑃𝐸𝑅𝐹𝑖𝑡 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑃𝑂𝐿𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽2𝐸𝑀𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽3(𝑃𝑂𝐿𝑖𝑡 × 𝐸𝑀𝑖𝑡) + 𝜖𝑖𝑡 Where : 𝑃𝐸𝑅𝐹𝑖𝑡 : Corporate Performance (ROA, ROE) 𝑃𝑂𝐿𝑖𝑡 : Political Control 𝐸𝑀𝑖𝑡 : Earnings Management 𝛽3(𝑃𝑂𝐿𝑖𝑡 × 𝐸𝑀𝑖𝑡) : Interaction term to test mediation effect 𝜖𝑖𝑡 : Error term This study provides significant contributions to the field of corporate governance by offering empirical insights into the complex interplay between political control, earnings management, and corporate performance in Indonesian SOEs. Keywords: control; earnings; earnings management; governance; government; management; manipulation; performance; soes; vol
• Examining government officials’ perceived risk management and internal control in combating fraud in the public sector by Ilias, Azleen ; Baidi, Nasrudin ; Ghani, Erlane K; Mohammad, Kamaruzzaman ; Omonov, Akrom (2024) - Abstract: This study aims to examine the perception of risk management and internal control in the public sector, specifically concerning preventing fraud. This study can contribute to the government's efforts in improving risk management, addressing corruption, and advancing the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12 and 16 initiatives. Keywords: activities; assessment; control; deviation; fraud; fraud prevention; management; mean; organisation; prevention; respondents; response; risk; risk assessment; risk management; statement; vol
• Service innovation affecting customer satisfaction and customer loyalty toward services provided by event organizing companies in Thailand by Suntornwipart, Pachara ; Bandurat, Patipan ; Vuthisopon, Sujira (2025) - Keywords: Service innovation customer satisfaction customer loyalty services provided by event organizing. Studies examining variables influencing customer loyalty in event management services have shown that the service quality of events directly affects satisfaction with the event [6-8] and loyalty to the event Keywords: companies; customer; customer loyalty; event; event management; innovation; loyalty; management; quality; satisfaction; service; service innovation; service quality; variables; vol
• Is performance appraisal to employee performance imperative? A bibliometric and systematic literature review by Binmlafikh, Mohammed Abdulmohsen ; Wahab, Shah Rollah Bin Abdul ; Al-Osaimi, Tariq Mohammed (2025) - [12] A. H. Paramesh, V. Samartha, R. Mathukutti, and I. T. Hawaldar, Manifestation of idiosyncratic rater effect in employee performance appraisal, Problems and Perspectives in Management, vol. 18, no. 3, pp. Molafakh2000@gmail.com Is performance appraisal to employee performance imperative? Keywords: analysis; appraisal; articles; employee; employee performance; learning; management; performance; performance appraisal; research; review; theory; vol
• Earnings management: Is accrual usage abusive? Auditors perception of accounting practices in Angola by Santos, Pinho, Carlos ; Gomes, Santos, Paula ; Carla, Martinho, (2025) - Abstract: This research explores auditors' perceptions regarding earnings management practices in Angola, with a particular focus on the use of accruals as a mechanism for manipulating financial results. This paper aims to fill this gap by addressing earnings management practices in Angola, a country that has suffered several financial scandals, which have even led the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to put the country on the grey list Keywords: accounting; accruals; angola; companies; earnings; management; practices; regression; results; study; table; variables; vol
• The nexus between entrepreneurial skills and generational business success by Jebolise, Chukwuka, Ernest ; Nkechi, Apaokueze Tessy ; Peter, Abude ; Konye, Igweh Florenece (2025) - It also seeks to ascertain the connection between entrepreneurial skills and generational business success, as well as to establish a conceptual framework for family business success. It also seeks to ascertain the connection between Entrepreneurial skill and Generational Business Success as well as to establish a conceptual frame work for family business success. Keywords: abilities; business; business success; company; family; family business; journal; learning; management; skills; study; success; vol
• Triple burden or triple strength? Exploring work-study-family balance among parents by Putri, Ghaissani Elsa ; Satrya, Aryana (2025) - [30] S. Harini, M. R. Luddin, and H. Hamidah, Work life balance, job satisfaction, work engagement and organizational commitment among lecturers, Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, vol. 14, no. 7, 2019. 168-195, 2014.https://doi.org/10.1111/tsq.12050 [66] M. N. Murthy and S. Shastri, A qualitative research on work life balance of employees working in private sector, International Journal of Recent Scientific Research, vol. 6, no. 7, pp. Keywords: balance; coping; family; family balance; individuals; journal; life; life balance; management; parents; participants; research; responsibilities; roles; stress; study; support; time; vol; women; work; working
• Brand trust: Exploring the roles of environmental, social, and governance and digital transformation by Tran, Sy Nguyen ; Doan, Linh ; Viet, Thuan Huynh Ngo ; Nhat, Minh Vo Tran ; Ha, Ngan Tong Vu (2025) - Abstract: Currently, in times of digital transformation, there has been a growing attention paid to sustainability and corporate responsibility, so ESG practices play a pivotal role in shaping brand trust, which is essential for long-term consumer loyalty and engagement. Despite its potential, the role of digital transformation in moderating the relationship between ESG practices and brand trust remain underexplored. Keywords: brand; brand trust; consumers; digital; esg; factors; governance; impact; information; journal; management; practices; research; role; sustainability; transformation; trust; vol
• Strategies for improving ASEAN MSME competitiveness by applying digital marketing, business management quality and crowdfunding by applying product innovation and operational efficiency as intervening variables by Hadi, Dwi Prastiyo ; Sumastuti, Efriyani ; Indriasari, Ika ; Fathurachman, Chadyan (2025) - Interpretation: (1) The diagram shows a direct relationship between X2 (Crowdfunding) and Y2 (Product Innovation) with a coefficient of 0.193, as well as a positive relationship between Y2 (Product Innovation) and Z (MSME Competitiveness) with a coefficient of 0.573, (2) Therefore, Product Innovation also mediates the effect of crowdfunding on MSME competitiveness, although the effect is relatively small. Interpretation: (1) There is a positive relationship between X3 (Digital Marketing) and Y1 (Operational Efficiency) with a coefficient of 0.056, as well as a relationship between Y1 (Operational Efficiency) and Z (MSME Competitiveness) with a coefficient of 0.928, (2) With a very large coefficient between Y1 and Z, Operational Efficiency can be considered as a very strong mediator between digital marketing and MSME competitiveness. Keywords: business; competitiveness; crowdfunding; efficiency; innovation; management; marketing; msme competitiveness; msmes; product; quality; vol
• Behaviorally anchored rating scales in the performance management system within the centralized policing system in Indonesia by Rachmat, Faesal ; Prasojo, Eko ; Muslim, Muh Azis (2025) - These issues contribute to inconsistencies, limited transparency, and reduced strategic value in performance evaluations. Beyond organizational structure, cultural factors also play a critical role in the effectiveness of performance evaluations. Keywords: assessment; bars; evaluation; implementation; indicators; management; national; performance; personnel; police; policing; polri; rating; regional; smk; system; vol; work
• Self-optimization of falaj irrigation using case-based reasoning algorithms by Salih, Nadir K (2025) - Case Information and Data Analysis The implementation of case-based reasoning for irrigation system modernization required comprehensive data collection and analysis across all three hierarchical levels 1. Introduction For millennia, traditional irrigation systems have sustained agriculture in arid regions, representing remarkable achievements in water management. Keywords: case; falaj; function; irrigation; learning; level; management; modernization; provider; reasoning; science; similarity; systems; tenant; user; vol; water
• Danantara Indonesia and investment policy disorientation by Handoko, Aloysius Dewanto ; Sirait, Ningrum Natasya ; Siregar, Mahmul ; Nasution, Mirza (2025) - Danantara is tasked with consolidating and optimizing government investments, which are expected to drive national economic growth. [6] hereinafter referred to as LPI, as a body granted special authority (sui generis) to manage central government investments as mandated by the Job Creation Law (UUCK). Keywords: article; danantara; government; growth; ina; indonesia; investment; law; management; public; regulations; vol; welfare
• Reforming police human capital management through functional positions and competency-based appraisal systems: A systematic review (2020-2025) by Panuntun, Bagus ; Runturambi, Arthur Josias Simon (2025) - [29] G. M. A. Naji et al., Do leadership, organizational communication, and work environment impact employees’ psychosocial hazards in the oil and gas industry?, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, vol. 19, no. 8, p. 4432, 2022. [13] P. T. Poblete, Police performance and legitimacy: Lessons learned in crime mapping, Academia Nacional de Polícia, vol. 13, no. 8, pp. Keywords: analysis; appraisal; articles; authors; competency; et al; international; job; journal; leadership; learning; literature; management; performance; police; public; research; review; role; science; study; vol
• Organizational cultural identification and employee engagement: Rethinking organizational performance in creative enterprises by Liu, Yangtong ; Hussain, Ibiwani Alisa Binti (2025) - nancheng1413@163.com Organizational cultural identification and employee engagement: Rethinking organizational performance in creative enterprises Yangtong Liu1*, Ibiwani Alisa Binti Hussain2 1,2Management and Science University, Shah Alam 40100, Malaysia; nancheng1413@163.com (Y.L.) ibiwani_alisa@msu.edu.my (I.A.B.H.). This study is structured around the conceptual link among organizational cultural identification, employee engagement, and organizational performance. Keywords: brand; culture; employee; employee engagement; engagement; enterprises; identification; journal; management; organization; performance; research; vol; work
• Antecedents to foster green innovation: The role of green HRM, knowledge management and organizational culture by Nhan, Nguyen Thi Minh; Quyen, Nguyen Thi Tu; Phong, Le Ba (2025) - [3] that investigated the mediating role of green knowledge sharing and green KM in the relationship between key antecedent factors (such as green HRM practices and KM enablers) and green innovation, few to no studies have investigated the mediating impacts of green KM in the relationship between green HRM practices and green innovations in terms of green product and process innovation. Received: 22 May 2025; Revised: 1 July 2025; Accepted: 4 July 2025; Published: 19 July 2025 * Correspondence: quyenntt@tmu.edu.vn Antecedents to foster green innovation: The role of green HRM, knowledge management and organizational culture Nguyen Thi Minh Nhan1, Nguyen Thi Tu Quyen2*, Keywords: culture; environmental; firms; green; green hrm; hrm practices; innovation; knowledge; knowledge management; management; practices; process innovation; product; role; study; vol
• The impact of psychological capital on employees' organizational commitment by Huong, Nguyen Thuy; Trung, Nguyen Tan; Phuong, Ha Thi Thu; Hieu, Vu Dinh; Phuong, Mai Quynh (2025) - Abstract: An organization's core value is its people, and since it influences the business success of the company, employee organizational commitment is crucial to raising the caliber of human resources. The context of developing countries is distinctly different from that of developed countries [2] and raises the question of whether the previous understanding of employee organizational commitment that began and was developed in the context of developed countries Keywords: analysis; authors; capital; commitment; employee; journal; luthans; management; organization; research; study; vol; work
• Analysis of the integration pattern of waste management systems in local policies in Ambon city, Indonesia by Magrib, Novita Irma Diana; Lanuru, Mahatma; Lanuru, Mahatma; Demmalino, Eymal Bahsar (2025) - Study Literature The integration of waste management policies is a significant concern for urban sustainability, as it influences the efficiency of waste handling and resource recovery. Research on waste management policies in Indonesia often highlights the challenges posed by regulatory incoherence and fragmented enforcement. Keywords: ambon; city; collection; integration; management; perda; perwali; policies; policy; study; vol; waste; waste management
• The role of good corporate governance in enhancing firm value: Operational efficiency as a mediating variable in financial conglomerate banking companies in Indonesia by Sigalingging, Juliser; Sumiati, Sumiati; Ratnawati, Kusuma; Indrawati, Nur Khusniyah (2025) - GCG Implementation Can Improve Operational Efficiency The research data examining the effect of GCG implementation on operational efficiency indicate that the GCG coefficient has a directly positive relationship with operational efficiency, with a value of 0.822. The data analysis on the effect of GCG implementation on firm value shows that the GCG coefficient has a directly positive relationship with firm value, with a coefficient of 0.421. Keywords: banks; company; efficiency; financial; firm; gcg; gcg implementation; governance; implementation; management; study; value; vol
• The influence of financial literacy, financial attitude, and lifestyle on financial management behavior in paylater usage among generation Z: The moderating role of locus of control by Veneya, Keisha; Dehandri, Visca Aretha; Lidiyawati, Lidiyawati (2025) - The influence of financial literacy, financial attitude, and lifestyle on financial management behavior in paylater usage among generation Z: The moderating role of locus of control Keisha Veneya1*, Visca Aretha Dehandri2, Lidiyawati3 1,2,3Accounting Department, School of Accounting, Bina Nunsatara University, Tangerang, Indonesia; keisha.veneya@binus.ac.id (K.V.) visca.dehandri@binus.ac.id (V.A.D.) lidiyawati@binus.ac.id (L.) Abstract: Using Locus of Control as a moderating variable, this study investigates the influence of financial literacy, financial attitudes, and lifestyle on financial management behavior among Generation Z Paylater users in Indonesia. Keywords: attitude; behavior; control; financial; individuals; influence; lifestyle; literacy; locus; management; management behavior; moderating; regression; research; study; test; value; variable; vol
• SMEs in Indonesia: How do market and entrepreneurial approaches shape dynamic capabilities and performance? by Cahaya, Yohanes Ferry ; Prasetyo, Johan Hendri; Winarti, Ch Endah; Erasashanti, Annathasia Puji ; Rachman, Hikmah Abdul (2024) - https://doi.org/10.1108/03090569510095008 [18] H. M. Buttar and A. Koçak, The relationship between entrepreneurial orientation dynamic capabilities and firm performance: An exploratory study of small Turkish firms, International Journal of Business and Globalisation, vol. 7, no. 3, pp. 351-366, 2011. [14] K. R. Cantaleano, G. P. Rodrigues, and T. S. Martins, The mediating effect of proactive market orientation capability in entrepreneurial orientation and service innovation, Revista De Administração Mackenzie, vol. 19, 2018. Keywords: business; capabilities; journal; learning; management; market; market orientation; orientation; performance; research; smes; study; vol
• O.R. tambo district municipality communities’ perception of the municipal disaster management Centre services by Israel, ZOKO Mxolisi (2025) - Keywords: Community resilience, Disaster management, Emergency response, Municipal efficacy, New public management, Public Administration, Social constructionism. South African, African, and international studies were reviewed to investigate the available data on disasters and disaster management. Keywords: africa; community; disaster; disaster management; district; management; municipality; participants; public; response; risk; south; study; tambo; vol
• Analysis of workers’ perception for enhancing on-site safety climate in small-sized construction enterprises in South Korea by Yu, Chaeyeon; Gim, Wonsik; Jeong, Hojeong; Kim, Sungjin (2025) - Keywords: Construction safety management, Construction safety, Safety climate, Small-sized construction enterprises, Worker perception. [24] analyzed the level of construction safety management of mid-size construction enterprises. Keywords: accidents; analysis; awareness; climate; construction; construction sites; factors; items; management; safety; sites; study; vol; workers
• The effectiveness of crisis communication strategies in public relations: A comparative study of traditional and digital approaches by Binlibdah, Saud (2025) - Correspondence: bhaylan@ksu.edu.sa The effectiveness of crisis communication strategies in public relations: A comparative study of traditional and digital approaches Saud Binlibdah1* 1College of Humanities and Social Sciences Mass Communication Department King Saud University, Riyadh Saudia Arabia; bhaylan@ksu.edu.sa (S.B.). This research investigates the effectiveness of crisis communication strategies by comparing traditional and digital approaches and analyzing methods to balance their strengths for improved organizational crisis response. Keywords: analysis; challenges; communication; communication strategies; crisis; effectiveness; management; media; research; response; strategies; tools; vol
• The factors in shaping credit risk of commercial acceptance bills in supply chain finance in the Chinese real estate industry by Hongwei, Zhu; Wisedsind, Noppawan; Naknok, Sakchai (2025) - Several participants credited effective managerial oversight with reducing supply chain risks. Given the complex, dynamic, and context-sensitive nature of financial risk, particularly in a sector marked by regulatory flux and organizational opacity, a qualitative approach offers the flexibility and depth necessary to capture real-world managerial perspectives and practices that quantitative metrics alone may fail to illuminate. Keywords: acceptance; bills; chain; credit; credit risk; estate; finance; interviewee; management; real; reputation; risk; supply; supply chain; vol
• Stress management factors affecting the effectiveness for physical teachers’ performance of secondary school in Changsha city by Wang, Yangfeng; Siththada, Thada; Boonphadung, Suttipong (2025) - The questionnaire covered key aspects such as stress management factors and performance effectiveness, designed to measure factors influencing stress management and its impact on PE teacher performance. These findings suggest that while PE teachers demonstrate moderate levels across stress management factors, there is variability in the 580 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 8: 575-585, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9366 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate emphasis placed on cognitive processing and emotional stability compared to the implementation and solution relevance aspects of stress management. Keywords: changsha; effectiveness; management; performance; stress; support; teachers; teaching
• The impact of international entrepreneurial orientation and open innovation on the international performance of Chinese SMEs in cross-border e-commerce: A quantitative study by Xue, Chen; Mansor, Mohd Najib (2025) - [61] offer empirical evidence that OI mediates the impact of IEO on innovation performance, indirectly suggesting a positive linkage. These factors have been shown to shape the success of cross-border strategies and innovation performance [65] and should be integrated into future empirical models. Keywords: cbec; chinese; firms; ieo; innovation; journal; knowledge; management; orientation; performance; research; smes; study; vol
• The relationship between psychological contract fulfilment on turnover intention: A conceptual paper by Zhao, Yu; Hasan, Norhafizah Abu; Arshad, Rasidah; Abdullah, Nur Atiqah (2025) - [21] C. M. Justino, The relationship between toxic leadership traits and employee turnover intention among four cultural typologies, Doctoral Dissertation, Touro University Worldwide, 2022. The phenomenon of employee turnover has been associated to a number of unfavourable consequences, including the loss of tacit knowledge, the deterioration of social capital, and the incurring of considerable recruitment costs [1]. Keywords: contract; crafting; employees; fulfilment; intention; job; journal; learning; management; organisation; pcf; satisfaction; thriving; turnover; turnover intention; vol; work
• The contribution of CEO profile to enhancing SME performance: Evidence from an empirical study using SEM by Ouahi, Mohamed; Abbadi, Bouchra El (2025) - Next, a review of the scientific literature is presented to showcase the main theoretical and empirical contributions related to the impact of the leader’s profile and organizational culture on organizational performance. Their findings indicate that strong cultures emphasizing specific traits can have a significant impact on organizational performance. Keywords: characteristics; culture; impact; leader; management; performance; research; skills; smes; study; vol
• Investigating the relationship between motivation, competence, and commitment: A mediation model of self-efficacy on employee performance in the hospitality industry by Sahabuddin, Romansyah; Haeruddin, Ikhwan Maulana; Burhanuddin, Burhanuddin (2025) - Published: 22 August 2025 * Correspondence: romansyah@unm.ac.id Investigating the relationship between motivation, competence, and commitment: A mediation model of self-efficacy on employee performance in the hospitality industry Romansyah Sahabuddin1*, Ikhwan Maulana Haeruddin2, Burhanuddin3 1,2,3Department of Management, Faculty of Econmics and Business, Universitas Negeri Makassar, Indonesia; romansyah@unm.ac.id (R.S.). Abstract: This study delves into the multifaceted relationships among motivation, competence, and commitment as foundational determinants of employee performance in the hospitality sector, emphasizing the transformative role of self-efficacy as an intervening variable that reinforces these linkages. Keywords: commitment; competence; efficacy; employee performance; employees; hospitality; hospitality sector; journal; management; motivation; performance; sector; self; study; tourism; vol; work; work motivation
• The mediating role of financial management behavior in the relationship between financial literacy and business performance by Dwijayanty, Rima; Buchory, Herry Achmad; Nuryaman, Nuryaman; Kusumah, Wedi Rusmawan (2025) - [10] R. Dwi Setiani, R. Nugraheni, and D. Arifah, Analysis of financial literacy and financial performance of MSMEs, Jurnal Akuntansi dan Investasi, vol. 25, no. 1, p. 56‑70, 2024. The mediating role of financial management behavior in the relationship between financial literacy and business performance Rima Dwijayanty¹*, Herry Achmad Buchory², Nuryaman³, Wedi Rusmawan Kusumah⁴ 1Doctoral Student, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Widyatama University, Indonesia; rima.dwijayanty@widyatama.ac.id (R.D.) 2,3,4Faculty of Graduate Studies, Widyatama University, Indonesia; herry.achmad@widyatama.ac.id (H.A.B.) nuryaman@widyatama.ac.id (N.) wedi.rusmawan@widyatama.ac.id (W.R.K.). Keywords: behavior; business; effect; financial; indonesia; literacy; management; msmes; performance; study; vol
• The role of communication in management decision-making in manufacturing enterprises by Qerimaj–Lushtaku, Shehide; Bellaqa, Bashkim (2025) - Decision communication also has a noticeable aspect in terms of approving or disapproving options, which can be done explicitly or implicitly [28]. In E. L. Toth (Ed.), The future of excellence in public relations and communication management: Challenges for the next generation. Keywords: communication; decision; enterprises; impact; kosovo; making; management; managers; manufacturing; quality; study; vol
• The human resource model of field officers for irrigation modernization in Indonesia: A case study of the rentang irrigation area by Ernawati, Ernawati; Soekarno, Indratmo; Siswanto, Joko; Suryadi, Yadi (2025) - Correspondence: erna_ernawati73@yahoo.co.id The human resource model of field officers for irrigation modernization in Indonesia: A case study of the rentang irrigation area Ernawati1*, Indratmo Soekarno2, Joko Siswanto3, Yadi Suryadi4 1,2,3,4Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Bandung, Indonesia; erna_ernawati73@yahoo.co.id (E.). The study concludes that structured capacity-building interventions, particularly targeted training programs, are essential to elevate human resource readiness and support the broader goals of irrigation modernization and national food security. Keywords: area; field; human; ikmi; indonesia; irrigation; irrigation modernization; management; modernization; officers; stage; training
• Study of the factors influencing the implementation and deployment of an occupational health and safety management system within Moroccan companies by Mannane, Khadija; Benhadou, Mariam; Haddout, Abdellah; Kacemi, Khadija (2025) - This study aims to explore the motivations behind the adoption of OHS management systems, identify the main obstacles to their implementation, and propose potential solutions to facilitate their integration. To address these issues, we propose a structured methodological approach aimed at supporting the straightforward and effective deployment of OHS management systems, particularly within small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Morocco. Keywords: authors; companies; enterprises; figure; health; iso; management; ohsms; safety; smes; system; vol
• Moderating effect of risk management committee on the relationship between financial risk and profitability of listed insurance companies in Nigeria by Fali, Ibrahim Mallam; Ahakiri, Francis Idiege; Inah, Egu Usang; Oyong, Ogar-Abang John; Banku, Mbu-Ogar, Geraldine; Ochi, Inyang, Inyang; Gabriel, Emori, Enya; Ogenyi, Oboh John; Gbenga, Lawal Suleiman; Imong, Nelly Raphael; Obeten, Okoi, Innocent (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 9, 1-15 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i9.9765 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 9 June 2025; Revised: 11 August 2025; Accepted: 14 August 2025; Published: 1 September 2025 * Correspondence: Faliibrahim7@gmail.com Moderating effect of risk management committee on the relationship between financial risk and profitability of listed insurance companies in Nigeria Ibrahim Mallam Fali1*, Francis Idiege Ahakiri2, Egu Usang Inah3, Ogar-Abang John Oyong4, Mbu-Ogar, Geraldine Banku5, Inyang, Inyang Ochi6, Emori, Enya Gabriel7, Oboh John Ogenyi8, Lawal Suleiman Gbenga9, Nelly Raphael Imong10, Okoi, Innocent Obeten11 1,2,3,4,5,6Department of Accounting, Faculty of Administration and Management Sciences, University of Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria; Faliibrahim7@gmail.com (I.M.F.) ahakirifrancis.1@gmail.com (F.I.A.) eguinah@yahoo.com (E.U.I.) ogarabang@gmail.com (O.A.J.O.M.O.) geraldineokafa@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigates the moderating effect of the Risk Management Committee (RMC) on the relationship between financial risk and profitability of listed insurance companies in Nigeria, addressing previous mixed findings in the literature. Keywords: companies; effect; firms; insurance; insurance companies; journal; management; nigeria; performance; profitability; research; risk; risk management; rmc; study; vol
• Enhancing business performance through Maslahah relationship marketing: The mediating role of entrepreneurial orientation by Wahyudi, Wahyudi; Sulistyo, Heru; Wikaningrum, Tri; Heridiansyah, Jefri (2025) - [8] L. F. Moura et al., Factors for performance measurement systems design in nonprofit organizations and public administration, Measuring Business Excellence, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. Published: 10 September 2025 * Correspondence: jefri@stiesemarang.ac.id Enhancing business performance through Maslahah relationship marketing: Keywords: behavior; business; commitment; communication; competence; effect; firm; innovation; innovativeness; journal; management; marketing; orientation; partners; performance; relationship; research; study; trust; vol
• Productivity and its relation to business management in Peruvian companies by Niño, Emilio Wilmer Barreto; Mejia, Percy Junior Castro; Velarde, Raúl Navarrete; Coronado, Grecy Yanina Becerra; Urrutia, Carlos William Atalaya; Montes, Mercedes Fátima Benites; Tassara, Pedro Demetrio Reyes; Arredondo, José Luis Ángelo; Delgado, Nelly Alicia Guevara (2025) - Bejarano-Auqui found that Business Management practices have a positive and significant influence on the productivity of Peruvian companies, with a beta coefficient of 0.9782 (p < 0.001), which shows that effective business management is directly related to higher levels of productivity in the organizations studied [5]. The results of the specific objective 1 are complemented by the study of Bejarano-Auqui where a positive and significant correlation was demonstrated between Business Management practices and business effectiveness, observing that these practices have a positive and significant influence on the effectiveness of Peruvian companies, with a beta coefficient of 0.3453 (p < 0.001) Keywords: business; business management; companies; correlation; efficiency; level; management; productivity; relationship; research; variable; vol

• Beyond Instagram: Aspect-based sentiment analysis and cross-platform opinion mining in Philippine tourism user-generated content by Bejoc, Marites B.; Gorro, Ken D.; Olivar, Gladies Mae C.; Campita, Rose Ann Casas (2025) - +8% (legacy) Google Reviews 2% 3% 95% organic / 5% sponsored No significant difference TripAdvisor 3% 7% 90% organic / 10% sponsored -8% lower engagement (new), +5% (legacy) 4.3. +112% +0.52 Diverse Content Portfolio 1.6x Keywords: analysis; authenticity; authors; content; destination; instagram; marketing; patterns; philippine; platform; pos; research; reviews; sentiment; tiktok; tourism; travel; ugc; user; vol; youtube
• The effective use of educational software and media in teaching and education by Kokaj, Agon; Kurshumlia, Mimoza; Hoxha, Ilmi (2025) - Different software programs have allowed us to analyze 3D modeling to demonstrate concepts to students during various teaching sessions. Just as Geogebra provides a clear and practical understanding of mathematical concepts, digital audio workstations (DAWs) and other music production software allow students to create, manipulate, and comprehend music in real-time. Keywords: authors; figure; geogebra; learning; software; vol
• Epidemiological situation of leishmaniasis during the period 2020-2024 in the province of Ouezzane Northern Morocco by Youssef, EL GHRIFI; Abdellah, EL ZHIRI; Nouhaila, BELGHYTI; ELKHARRIM, Khadija; BELGHYTI, Driss (2025) - On the other hand, the evolution of cutaneous leishmaniasis cases during this period highlights a heterogeneous distribution, dominated by the rural municipalities of Teroual, Zghira and Sidi Bousber, while the other municipalities show low or sporadic endemicity, with uneven geographical distribution 2096 Proportion of leishmaniasis cases in the province of Ouezzane. Keywords: authors; cases; figure; hospital; leishmaniasis; ouezzane; province; vol
• Using the Lanchester sport combat theory model to analyze the competitive entry strategy of the cross-border e-commerce market in southeast Asia – for example as cross-border e-commerce in Taiwan, China by Huang, Wenya; Irina, Mukambaeva; Huang, Dalin; Dzhanuzakov, Kanat; Leu, Jai-Houng (2025) - The potential of e-commerce in Taiwan = e-commerce market share in Taiwan / e-commerce market share in Southeast Asian countries. As of June 2024, the number of cross-border e-commerce enterprises registered with China Customs reached 78,811, an increase of 20.81% compared with the end of 2023. Keywords: asia; authors; china; commerce; commerce market; countries; global; lanchester; law; market; market share; potential; share; southeast; taiwan
• Analysis, evaluation and justification of labor productivity growth in construction by Oleynik, Pavel; Kazaryan, Ruben; Doroshin, Ivan; Avetisyan, Robert (2025) - For example, shifting the volumes of certain works from the construction site to industrial production (such as prefabricated or modular construction methods) significantly reduces the number and complexity of technological operations in construction production and, therefore, significantly increases the productivity of construction work. The increased use of modular components in the process of technical preparation at construction sites helps to accelerate project implementation and improve the quality of construction work. Keywords: authors; construction; industry; labor; labor productivity; measures; number; production; productivity; time; vol; work
• In vitro induction and investigation of salinity tolerance in the callus of Vigna spp. (L) by Alsewidi, Wasan Mohammed ; Al-Oubaidi, Hashim Kadhim (2024) - A fresh source of genetic diversity that can be used to improve plant germplasm is soma clonal variation in plant cell culture, which is a useful method for testing hypotheses regarding the advantages and risks of different chemicals and biological agents because it is a crucial component of plant science and biotechnology. Plant tissue culture, in addition to meeting the demands for large-scale plant multiplication, is essential for other biotechnology applications in plant development Keywords: authors; callus; culture; des; expression; gene; pcr; plant; salt; science; tissue; tolerance; vigna; vol; weight
• Beyond price shocks: Developing resilience indices for measuring EU energy vulnerabilities by Vlachos, Konstantinos; Economou, Maria; Xydis, George (2025) - A high SDI indicates that the global market is experiencing a severe reduction in energy supply, which is leading to higher prices [31]. Existing Metrics and Review Quantifying the impact of geopolitical geographies on the oil and gas industry is critical to understanding the risks the global economy faces and developing strategies that ensure the stability of energy markets. Keywords: authors; consumption; energy; european; gas; index; oil; price; production; risk; supply; vol
• Synthesis and properties of new derivatives of 4h-1,2,4-oxadiazin-5(6H)-one by Turmanov, R.; Alimkhan, B.; Kanzhar, S.; Zhussupova, L.; Togyzbayeva, N. (2025) - [14] S. Askarova et al., Distinctive effects of fullerene C60 and Fullerenol C60 (OH) 24 Nanoparticles on histological, molecular and behavioral Hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease in APPswe/PS1E9 Mice, Antioxidants, vol. 14, no. 7, p. 834, 2025. [1] S. I. Presnukhina et al., Unusual formation of 1, 2, 4-oxadiazine core in reaction of amidoximes with maleic or fumaric esters, Molecules, vol. 27, no. 21, p. 7508, 2022. Keywords: activity; authors; derivatives; et al; oxadiazole; synthesis; vol
• An accelerated numerical framework to simulate brain tumor growth via KSOR method by Pang, Sean Chong Huai; Sulaiman, Jumat; Ghazali, Khadizah; Saudi, Azali; Chew, Jackel Vui Lung; Muthuvalu, Mohana Sundaram; Ali, Majid Khan Majahar (2025) - Hence, in this study, we used the GS and KSOR iterative methods to solve the linear system above because both methods are considered classical point iterative schemes with a wide range of use in numerical solutions for partial differential equations. A two-dimensional diffusion–proliferation model of brain tumour growth is discretized using an implicit finite difference scheme to generate a large, sparse linear system. Keywords: authors; brain; diffusion; glioma; iterative; ksor; method; system; tumour; vol
• First analysis of the physicochemical composition of the waters of Lake Kankossa, Mauritania by Moctar, HABIBY El; DICK, Brahim Ahmed; SIDIHAMOUD, Fatimetou Salma; SLIMANE, Hamid; BELGHYTI, Driss (2025) - The presence of significant quantities of nitrites degrades water quality. Monitoring these levels allows for the assessment of water quality and the identification of sources of nitrogen pollution in Lake Kankossa. Keywords: authors; doi; issn; kankossa; lake; learning; vol; water
• Comparative analysis of advanced dental implant materials for enhanced biocompatibility and mechanical stability by Lakkundi, Anand R; G J, Satish; H K, Madhusudhana; Gaitonde, V N (2025) - Though dental implant materials have been the focus of much research, present research does not include a comprehensive comparison of materials according to both biocompatibility and mechanical characteristics. [2] J. Ivvala, B. Kuriachen, and V. S. Sharma, A review on the selection of dental implant material and suitable additive manufacturing technique in dentistry, in International Conference on Production and Industrial Engineering, 2019. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ https://doi.org/10.1155/2018/1539678 286 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 12: 273-286, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i12.11334 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Keywords: authors; biocompatibility; deformation; graphene; implants; load; materials; peek; properties; science; strength; stress; study; titanium; vol; zirconia
• Ecological impact of Oued Fez canalisation Morocco on waterbirds biodiversity by ISSAOUI, Ayoub EL; BOUHADDIOUI, Abderrahim; BAHHOU, Jamila (2025) - EN 5 1 0 6 0.09% Spatula clypeata Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM; OB LC 68 13 0 145 2.22% Anas crecca Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM LC 85 27 0 195 2.99% Anas platyrhynchos Linnaeus, 1758 RB; WV LC 174 72 28 358 5.48% Spatula querquedula Linnaeus, 1758 PM; OW LC 7 4 0 11 0.17% Mareca strepera Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM; OB LC 66 8 0 102 1.56% Aythya ferina Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM; OB VU 75 22 0 97 1.49% Aythya nyroca Güldenstädt 1770 RB 13 0 0 16 0.25% Tadorna ferruginea Pallas, 1764 RB LC 1 0 0 1 0.02% Netta rufina Pallas, 1773 RB 4 0 0 4 0.06% Marmaronetta angustirostris Ménétries, 1832 RB; WV; PM NT 2 2 0 5 0.08% 500 149 28 940 14.40% Ciconiiformes Ardeidae Ardea alba Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM LC 2 0 0 3 0.05% Ardea cinerea Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV; OB LC 17 22 8 62 0.95% Ardea purpurea Linnaeus, 1766 PM; BM; OW LC 2 2 0 5 0.08% Nycticorax nycticorax Linnaeus, 1758 PM; BM; WV LC 17 20 37 84 1.29% Bubulcus ibis Linnaeus, 1758 RB; PM; WV LC 219 193 198 627 9.61% Egretta garzetta Linnaeus, 1766 RB; PM; WV LC 145 79 100 370 5.67% Ardeola ralloides Scopoli, 1769 BM; RB? 1758 RB LC 10 2 2 16 0.25% 12 2 2 18 0.28% Burhiniformes Burhinidae Burhinus oedicnemus Linnaeus, 1758 RB; WV; PM LC 5 18 3 27 0.41% 5 18 3 27 0.41% Passeriformes Motacillidae Motacilla alba Linnaeus, 1758 WV; RB; PM LC 47 22 9 83 1.27% Motacilla alba subpersonata Meade- Waldo, 1901 RB LC 2 1 1 5 0.08% Motacilla cinerea Tunstall, 177 PM; RB; WV LC 6 4 7 20 0.31% Motacilla flava Linnaeus, 1758 PM; BM/RB; WV LC 12 39 1 55 0.84% 67 66 18 163 2.50% 2887 1551 758 6527 100% Note: (*) Species with significant conservation status; (**) Species of coastal origin. Keywords: authors; fez; gate; learning; linnaeus; morocco; science; species; vol; wetlands; wv lc
• Enhancing firm performance through corporate strategy and religious observance: Implications for business sustainability by Kartono; Johari, Razana Juhaida ; Rosnidah, Ida ; Hamdani, Emrizal (2024) - https://doi.org/10.21043/konseling.v6i2.16064 [40] H. F. Aqmal, Diversification as a corporate strategy and its impact on sustainability business performance, Studi Kasus Pada CV. H5 Firm performance - Business sustainability 0.391 6.054 0.000 Corporate strategy Firm performance Business sustainability 0.137 3.363 0.001 Religious observance Firm performance Business sustainability 0.188 4.787 0.000 6. Keywords: authors; business; business sustainability; ciremai; company; company performance; farmasi; firm; influence; observance; performance; research; results; strategy; sustainability; value; vol
• Would edible insects become part of our gastronomic quest? by Jagadeesan, Premanandh; Siddiqui, Abdullah ; Muzahem, Salem ; Jaber Mohamed Al Shareef, Ahmed (2024) - Likewise, a detailed description of insect food such as ants, Cicadidae, larvae of beetles, locusts, and termites was evident in the book published by Bengt Bergius in 1797 In a recent study, it has been stated that eating edible insects does not seem to represent a higher chemical risk than the one potentially offered by consuming protein of macro livestock origin Keywords: acceptance; authors; consumer; consumption; countries; doi; entomophagy; fao; feed; food; gate; insects; learning; meat; products; world
• Evaluation of phytochemical, trace metals content, antioxidant and antimicrobial potential of Bonnaya Ruellioides (Colsm.) Spreng: An ethnomedicinal plant of North Eastern India by Singh Maharabam, Kishorjit ; Ronibala , kram ; S. Laitonjam, Warjeet ; Khunjamayum, Rakhi ; Singh Chingakham, Brajakishor ; Birla Singh, Kshetrimayum (2024) - Plant extracts have been reported to have a wide range of therapeutic applications due to the presence of various phytochemical active constituents, which can contribute significantly to their antioxidant and antimicrobial activities [25]. These days, there is a lot of interest in researching the antioxidant activity of plant extracts to look into potential therapeutic benefits Keywords: activity; antibacterial; antioxidant; assay; authors; chloroform; extracts; india; methanol; plant; sample; science; test; trace
• Iron citrate Synthesit: Impact on blood parameters in non-iron deficient models by Kusnir, Patrik ; Bulgin, Dmitry ; Baig, Shahbaz (2024) - The varied patterns shown in the percentages of lymphocytes, neutrophils, 2343 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4: 2331-2347 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1602 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate eosinophils, and basophils demonstrate the specific effects of iron citrate supplementation on different types of immune cells. Overall, the results of the study on iron citrate supplementation in rhesus macaques are consistent with previous research on iron metabolism and the impact of supplementation in primates. Keywords: authors; blood; cells; citrate; citrate supplementation; count; day; effects; iron; iron citrate; iron supplementation; levels; macaques; metabolic; parameters; potential; research; study; supplementation; synthesit; vol
• Enhancing wound healing in cattle through the application of vitreous humour fluid and platelet-rich plasma by Hussein, Abbas Ali ; Farman, Rafid Hadi ; Jassim, Ali Ismail (2024) - Keywords: Cattle Dairy cows, Platelet-rich plasma, Vitreous humour fluid, Wound healing. 1. Introduction Wound healing is a complex biological process that involves a series of activities aimed at restoring the integrity and function of damaged tissue the importance of wound healing in veterinary medicine is remarkable because it immediately affects the fitness and welfare of animals There are These lesions can cause significant financial losses to farm animal producers and further damage the animal’s overall health and productivity. Keywords: authors; collagen; doi; figure; fluid; h&e; healing; humor; learning; plasma; platelet; prp; science; section; skin; tissue; wound
• Economic and legal principles of social protection of military personnel: World experience and Ukraine by Klochko, Alona ; Chernadchuk, Tamara ; Klietsova, Nataliia ; Sherstiuk, Hanna ; Bryzhan, Yurii ; Kyrylenko, Volodymyr (2024) - For troops and their families, military social welfare offers a nearly comprehensive range of services, including housing, healthcare, childcare, family counseling, legal support, educational perks, and more. Thinking about military welfare brings up a lot of issues. Keywords: authors; benefits; budget; compensation; defense; law; military; new; personnel; protection; security; service; state; ukraine; veterans; war; welfare; welfare state
• The role of American intelligence in shaping foreign policy strategies by Artemov, Volodymyr ; Ishchenko, Yevhenii ; Rusnak, Alexander ; Trepak, Viktor ; Denysenko, Mykola (2024) - Antony John Blinken announced US foreign policy priorities for 2024 at a press conference at the end of 2023. Research objectives: • Determine the main priorities of US foreign policy; • Keywords: analysis; authors; citizens; community; intelligence; national; policy; priorities; role; security; states; u.s
• The relationship between cervical lordosis and neck pain: A systematic review and meta-analysis by Kim, Kyung-Ho ; Park, Seong-Ah ; An, Chang-Sik ; Kim, Jeong-Lae (2024) - In each study, details including the publication year, study design, matching of patient and control groups, country of included studies, and method of CLA measurement were recorded. However, McAviney et al. identified a significant correlation between cervical pain and lordosis measuring less than 20° Keywords: analysis; authors; cla; control; lordosis; meta; neck; pain; quality; spine; studies; study
• The analysis of earthquake and tsunami hazards for the planned development of the Balinese cultural center in Klungkung regency by Sutarja, I Nyoman ; Ardana, Made Dodiek Wirya ; Fatchurohman, Iman ; Aryasatya, Muhammad Maheswara (2024) - Tsunami hazards map of Bali Cultural Center area. Ground shaking level in the development area of Bali Cultural Center due to significant earthquake scenarios in the Bali region. Keywords: area; authors; bali; center; cultural; doi; earthquake; figure; inundation; map; tsunami; vol
• Melodies of empowerment: Unearthing ideological themes in Maguindanaon's protest songs through stylistic analysis by Maulana, Saima S. ; Parcon, Marissa N. ; Untong, Leonel P. ; Parcon, Baisoraya S. ; Mamidted, Asgar D. ; Bawa, Lydia S. (2024) - There are twenty-six total protest songs under cultural protest songs and twenty-five under political protest songs. Abstract: This qualitative study employing stylistic analysis probed the stylistic architecture of Bangsamoro protest songs concerning semantics levels of language and investigated how this stylistic architecture foregrounds the embedded ideologies of protest songs. Keywords: analysis; authors; bangsamoro; corpora; device; gate; issn; language; learning; music; people; protest; protest songs; results; science; sept; songs; songwriters; study; use; vol
• State of play of women's participation in urban governance in greater Lomé, Togo by Dounwourgue, Nagbandjoa ; Oyedele, Peter ; Gbekley, Efui Holaly ; Aholou, Coffi ; Kola, Edinam (2024) - Urban women are recognized for their many productive, domestic and community tasks, but they are still relatively excluded from the world of decision-makers, managers and urban administrators. This activity is carried out by local elected women who have decided to fight for their rights through negotiations. Keywords: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1980; agoè; authors; decision; doi; gender; governance; gulf; issn; learning; lomé; municipalities; nyivé; participation; respondents; table; vol; women
• National security of Ukraine in the modern world: Problems of strategic communications development in the context of European integration by Shchepanskiy, Eduard ; Grytsyshen, Dymytrii ; Maievskyi, Yurii ; Marushchyn, Yurii ; Savitskyi, Vladyslav (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2255 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: eduard.shchepanskiy@gmail.com National security of Ukraine in the modern world: Abstract: The article attempts to conduct theoretical analysis of today security paradigms based on the case of national security of Ukraine in the context of current Russo-Ukrainian war and its surrounding landscape of interests and discourses. Keywords: authors; et al; european; international; military; nato; russia; security; state; system; ukraine; war; western
• Antibacterial Activity of Ocimum Basilicum L. and Thymus Vulgaris L. Extracts against Escherichia coli as a future method for decontamination and deodorization of compost-like mixtures by Malcheva, Boyka ; NASKOVA, Pavlina ; GRIGOROVA-PESHEVA, Bilyana ; PLAMENOV, Dragomir ; BLAZHEKOVIKJ-DIMOVSKA, Dijana ; NIKOLOV, Dimitar ; KOLEVA, Rozalina (2024) - Introduction The study of essential oil crops as biocides possessing antimicrobial activity is essential to determine their qualities as biological agents against pathogenic microorganisms. Medicinal essential oil plants are a natural source of antimicrobial activity, as they contain a whole range of pharmacologically active compounds with pronounced antimicrobial action. Keywords: activity; authors; basil; coli; doi; escherichia; extracts; microorganisms; plant; soil; thyme; variants
• The impact of the entrepreneur’s profile on the entrepreneurial failure of Moroccan very small business by Elafi, Reda ; Jouali, Youssef ; Wahbi, Aumaima (2024) - Of significant importance are the findings of this study which reveal that an entrepreneur is more likely to witness company failure if he is a man under 35, driven by the need for income, and has established a SARL business1. On the other hand, there is an absence of a theory dedicated to company failure, which might seem to reduce the concept's complexity. Keywords: age; authors; business; companies; company; entrepreneurial; failure; hypothesis; journal; learning; motivation; number; research; science; study; table; vol; vsb; vsbs
• Current paths of tax for business entities: Financial, economic and legal aspects by Khatniuk, Natalia ; Liakhova, Olena ; Sadovyi, Dmytro ; Pobiianska, Nelli ; Nersesian, Armen (2024) - Keywords: Economic aspects of taxation, Income tax, Legal principles of taxation, Optimization of tax system, Single tax. Legislative improvements related to taxation and financial mechanisms for determining and collecting specific taxes, such as income tax and a single tax, are discussed. Keywords: authors; business; economic; entities; growth; income; optimization; policy; system; tax; taxation; ukraine; vol
• Typographic tools for semantic exploration in Aravind Adiga's “The white tiger” by Bala, Parveen ; Sharma, Vishnu Kumar ; Vijaylakshmi, Vijaylakshmi; Bhatnagar, Nidhi ; Atreya, Prachi (2024) - Typography – A Panoramic Perspective There is a common tendency in literary criticism to overlook the semiotic potential of typography by focusing mainly on word meaning. Abstract: This study aims to explore the typographic strategies employed by Aravind Adiga in his novel The White Tiger, focusing on how visual elements contribute to the narrative’s thematic depth and infer deeper meaning. Keywords: adiga; analysis; authors; elements; meaning; narrative; new; novel; reader; style; text; tiger; typography; use; words
• Study of the drive mechanism of the working bodies of a roller machine by Amanov, Auezhan T. ; Bahadirov, Gayrat A. ; Nabiev, Ayder M. ; Tsoy, Gerasim N. ; Abdullajanov, Asrorbek A. (2024) - Therefore, the authors propose a drive mechanism for working rollers, which operates in a combination of gear and chain transmission Material and Methods The technical result of using the drive mechanism is that the functionality of the roller machine is widened; it ensures the processing of sheet materials of different thicknesses and can process sheet materials more efficiently due to symmetrically rotating working rollers relative to each other at a certain angle, depending on the change in the thickness of the sheet material along the width of its feed for processing; it ensures synchronicity of rotation of the working rollers, reduces wear of the coatings of the working rollers, and increases the productivity of the roller machine. Keywords: authors; drive; gear; leather; machine; mechanism; roller; sprocket; vol; working
• An evaluation of Thais’ attitude toward Telepharmacy in community pharmacies: A cross-sectional survey study by Maneemai, Ongart ; Jaroenpiyapat, Patchalee ; Wongwiwattana, Pimlapus ; Phatthanasobhon, Sirayut (2024) - Telepharmacy services have been implemented in many countries and are available in both hospitals and community pharmacies. Nowadays, telepharmacy services are now available in retail pharmacies as well as hospitals. Keywords: authors; care; community; health; opinions; pharmacies; respondents; services; study; telepharmacy; thailand; thais
• Modulatory potentials of nitric oxide in obesity-induced endothelial dysfunction by Kwaifa, Ibrahim Kalle ; Noor, Sabariah, Md (2024) - It performs a number of protective actions facilitated by the release of nitric oxide (NO), a soluble gas that is generated in endothelial cells by the amino acid L-arginine through the action of endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS). The layer is surrounded by the tunica intima, comprising of endothelial cells, the tunica media, which contains VSMC, and the elastic tunica adventitia, which comprises the terminal nerve fibres in the connective tissues. Keywords: adhesion; authors; bioavailability; blood; cells; dysfunction; endothelial; enos; factor; inflammation; mechanisms; obesity; oxide; production; tissue; vascular
• Mapping scientific research on employee motivation by Moudriq, Faiçal Abou ; Soudane, Jalila Ait (2024) - The second part of the study explores the geographical distribution of publications, allowing us to identify the leading countries in employee motivation research and to assess international collaborations. Studying these aspects provides insight into current trends in employee motivation research and hints at possible future directions. Keywords: authors; employee; employee motivation; field; importance; journal; motivation; performance; publications; research; satisfaction; science; work
• Social impact of recruitment and selection strategies in fostering an inclusive onboarding process by Romana, Fernando Acabado ; Gestoso, Carlos Guillen ; Santos, António Mário Velindro dos (2024) - According to Chiavenato (2014, p. 161), the socialization or onboarding process is ‘the way in which the organization welcomes new employees and integrates them into its culture, its context and its system, so that they can behave in a manner appropriate to the organization’s expectations.’ Through this work, we intend to contribute to continuously improving HR management practices in organizations, our analysis identifies potential barriers to successful inclusive onboarding process. Keywords: analysis; authors; correlation; expectations; integration; onboarding; organization; pearson; process; r&s; recruitment; research; selection; study
• Group factors influencing the majority of Cameroonian consumers' attitudes towards counterfeits products by Justin, Lekini Dieudonne´; Fonchamnyo, Dobdinga Cletus ; Oad, Salochina ; John, Moti Wilson ; Naheed, Rehana (2022) - Counterfeit products deceive consumers and cause an increase in the demand for lower- cost replications, which can devalue authentic products. Counterfeit sales have grown into a multibillion-dollar industry, and identifying the reasons behind consumers' motivation and intention to buy counterfeit products rather than original ones can be beneficial to both policymakers and firms. Keywords: attitudes; authors; cameroonian; coefficient; consumers; correlation; counterfeiting; counterfeits; economic; factors; goods; influence; intention; journal; level; marketing; products; purchase; research; study; table; vol
• Visualising the research landscape on financial issues among special needs children: A bibliometric analysis from 1992 to 2024 by Nawi, Hafizah Mat ; Siong, Ong Hock ; Tanaraj, Krishna ; Sapiai, Nur Shaliza ; Nee, Chen Yuen ; Jusoh, Mohd Abdullah (2024) - This study presents a bibliometric analysis of research on financial issues among special needs children, using data from the Scopus database. The study highlights the need for more interdisciplinary and global research efforts to address the complex financial challenges faced by families with special needs children. Keywords: analysis; authors; autism; children; citations; documents; families; financial; health; issues; journal; learning; needs; needs children; research; spectrum; study
• The modalities of use of medicinal flora in the province of Taza (Northern Morocco): Via an ethnobotanical and ethnopharmacological survey by Hajli, Faiza El ; Chakir, Said ; Ghabbour, Issam ; Bouhraoua, Said ; Kachmar, Mohamed Reda ; Khabbach, Abdelmajid ; Hammani, Khalil ; Echchgadda, Ghizlane (2024) - These results are considered to be a very important source of information for the study area and may help to prevent the loss of traditional knowledge on the use of medicinal plants. Keywords: Ethnobotanical indices, Medicinal plants, Morocco, Survey, Taza province. Keywords: authors; decoction; digestive; diseases; et al; infusion; morocco; number; plants; province; results; science; species; study; system; table; taxa; taza; use; value; vol
• Analytical study regarding the topological optimization of an automotive gear wheel pair by Gaidur, Mihai ; Pascal, Ionut ; Rakosi, Edward ; Ulian, Tudor-Marian ; Manolache, Gheorghe (2023) - Conversely, scenario V for gear 𝑧9 exhibits a decline in all parameters, making it the least favorable scenario. Minimum safety factor, valid for gear 𝑧9. Keywords: authors; figure; gear; mass; maximum; scenario; vol
• Socially dangerous sexual paraphilias: Frotteurism and necrophilia by Požarskis, Anatolijs ; Požarska, Rita (2024) - Introduction The concept of sexual paraphilias was first mentioned in the literature by Richard von Krafft-Ebing in Psychopathia Sexualis According to International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision (ICD- 10), sexual paraphilias are disorders of sexual preference and include conditions such as fetishism, fetishistic transvestism, exhibitionism, voyeurism, pedophilia, sadomasochism, and multiple disorders of sexual preference [2]. Keywords: authors; case; doi; frotteurism; literature; necrophilia; paraphilias; patients; review; studies; study; treatment
• Risk and return analysis of selected stocks in the Indian automobile industry on the national stock exchange by Madhavedi, Sudhakar ; Hoo, Wong Chee ; Pung, Ng Chee ; Reddy, Anugu Anil (2024) - Systematic risk, also known as market risk, measures the extent to which a stock's returns are influenced by overall market movements. Stock returns and volatility: Pricing the short‐run and long‐run components of market risk. Keywords: -0.0315; -0.2101; analysis; authors; automobile; automobile companies; automobile industry; companies; doi; edelweiss; gate; indian; industry; investment; investors; learning gate; licensee learning; mahindra; market; maruti; motors; nifty; performance; price; returns; risk; science; sector; stock; stock returns; study; suzuki; technology issn; variance; vol; volatility
• The impact of macroprudential policies on bank competition: Empirical study in Vietnam by Do, Hang Thu, ; Ta, Huyen Thanh, ; Pham, Linh Hong, (2024) - These points highlight the theoretical contradictions in how changes in bank costs, credit supply, and entry barriers associated with MPIs affect bank competition. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3648 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: huyentt@hvnh.edu.vn The impact of macroprudential policies on bank competition: Empirical study in Vietnam Hang Thu, Do1, Huyen Thanh, Ta2*, Linh Hong, Pham3 1,2,3Banking Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam; hangdo@hvnh.edu.vn (H.T.D.) huyentt@hvnh.edu.vn (H.T.T.) linhph@hvnh.edu.vn (L.H.P.). Keywords: authors; bank; bank competition; banking; capital; competition; credit; impact; market; policies; risk; vietnam
• A bibliometric review on halal tourism development by Marlina, Lina ; Julian, Juliana ; Nasrullah, Agus Ahmad ; Suhud, Usep ; Inomjon, Qudratov ; Sutianah, Cucu ; Nuryanti, B. Lena (2024) - Halal tourism is a form of tourism that is deeply rooted in Islamic principles and involves Muslims who want to preserve religious practices while traveling and is not only limited to visits to mosques but also includes experiences closely related to nature, culture and creativity (Juliana et al., 2023a; Suban et al., 2021; Abdullah et al., 2020). As halal awareness increases, the trend of halal tourism also shows a fairly significant upward trend (Juliana et al., 2023b). Keywords: authors; destination; halal tourism; indonesia; islamic; journal; muslim; research; satisfaction; study; tourism development; tourist
• Microscopic detection and characterization of microplastics along Rivermouths in Borongan city, Eastern Samar, Philippines by Nibalvos, Aljon Victor G. ; Nibalvos, Cristina T. ; Acorin, Lylah Daisy A. (2025) - 4. Results and Discussion After thorough analysis and examination of observed microplastics, the following data are herein elucidated: 4.1. 154 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 1: 146-158, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3927 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Figure 7: Physical structure of observed microplastics. Keywords: authors; borongan; city; marine; microplastics; mps; science; study; vol; water
• Epidemiology of cutaneous Leishmaniasis and taxonomy of phlebotomians sandflies in the Tafingoult village (Taroudant – Morocco) by Youssef, EL GHRIFI ; BENCHAHID, Abdelfatah ; Nouhaila, BELGHYTI ; FRAINE, Charaf ; ELBAKRI, Fatima Zahrae ; TAIBA, Riam ; ELALAOUI, Zakaria ; HABIBY, El Moctar ; ELKHARRIM, Khadija ; BELGHYTI, Driss (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.4093 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: belghyti@hotmail.com Epidemiology of cutaneous Leishmaniasis and taxonomy of phlebotomians sandflies in the Tafingoult village (Taroudant – Morocco) EL GHRIFI Youssef1, Abdelfatah BENCHAHID1, BELGHYTI Nouhaila1, Charaf FRAINE1, Fatima Zahrae ELBAKRI1,2, Riam TAIBA1,3, Zakaria ELALAOUI1,3, El Moctar HABIBY1, Khadija ELKHARRIM1, Driss BELGHYTI1* 1Laboratory of Renewable Resources, University Ibn Tofail, Faculty of Sciences Kenitra, Morocco; youselgh00@gmail.com (E.G.Y.) belghyti@hotmail.com (D.B.) 2Laboratory Med Biotech, University Mohamed V, Faculty of Medicine-Pharmacy, Rabat, Morocco. The results of the epidemiological survey revealed 87 positive cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis due to Leishmania tropica which were classified: 1 case had three lesions, 9 cases had 2 lesions and the rest of the 77 cases had a single lesion. Keywords: authors; cases; health; issn; leishmaniasis; morocco; sandflies; study; tafingoult
• Successful recognition of emergency conditions of primary adrenal insufficiency in a nine-month-old girl: A case report from a tertiary hospital in Indonesia by Dewi, Karina Pharamita ; Perwitasari, Rayi Kurnia ; Hisbiyah, Yuni ; Faizi, Muhammad ; Rochmah, Nur (2025) - Adjusting the hydrocortisone dose to body surface area (5.5 mg/m2) or body weight (0.12 mg/kg) may result in higher physiological cortisol levels in primary adrenal insufficiency patients compared to fixed-dose regimens [20]. Adrenal insufficiency may present with a spectrum of symptoms, including gastrointestinal complaints, and its diagnosis hinges on identifying specific hormone deficiencies. Keywords: addison; authors; condition; diagnosis; disease; hours; hydrocortisone; insufficiency; pai; patient; vol
• The impact of Jordanian natural zeolite and silica fume on concrete performance sustainability by Ata, Tamara Hussein Bani ; Ibraheem, Asma Thamir (2025) - Based on comparative studies of zeolite concrete tests with various cement types, the ideal zeolite proportion is between 10% and 20% of the cement weight in order to obtain the best compressive strength value. [7] studied the natural zeolite effect on concrete strength properties used in rigid pavements. Keywords: authors; cement; concrete; fume; materials; mix; mixtures; pavement; properties; silica; strength; study; vol; zeolite
• Comprehensive management for miliary tuberculosis associated with schizoaffective disorder in an adolescent female: A case report by Wina, Djiu, ; Irwanto, Irwanto; Setyoningrum, Retno Asih ; Chafid, Arda Pratama Putra ; Hapsari, Rika ; Febriyana, Nining (2025) - Growth and development may be impaired in TB patients due to the chronic nature of the disease and late diagnosis. Abstract: Adolescents are vulnerable to tuberculosis (TB), some with severe forms like miliary TB, due to biological, psychosocial, and environmental factors. Keywords: adolescents; authors; cases; disorder; health; patient; symptoms; treatment; tuberculosis; vol
• Effect of striped catfish (Pangasianodon hypophthalmus) for cartilage thickness and chondrocyte count in mice (Mus musculus) by Akbar, Izaak Zoelkarnain ; Oktaviyanti, Ika Kustiyah ; Rasyid, Sukma Ihsan ; Wibowo, Agung Ary ; Putera, Husna Dharma ; Utomo, Tjahyo Kelono ; Sikumbang, Kenanga Marwan (2025) - These findings suggest that the nutrients in striped catfish enhance cartilage metabolism, reduce inflammation, and support extracellular matrix (ECM) integrity. With a murine model, this study attempts to assess, using striped catfish supplementation, the effects on articular cartilage thickness and chondrocyte count. Keywords: acids; authors; cartilage; catfish; chondrocyte; control; fatty; group; mice; omega-3; thickness; treatment; vol
• Navigating hesitancy: Lived experiences of COVID-19 vaccine resistance and public health adaptations in the Philippines by Sypongco, Aileen G. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - The study employed a qualitative methodology with a phenomenological approach to explore the lived experiences of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among unvaccinated individuals. This diversity in age, occupation, and educational attainment provides valuable insights into the participants’ lived experiences of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy. Keywords: authors; covid-19; covid-19 vaccine; experiences; health; hesitancy; individuals; participants; public; research; study; vaccination; vaccine; vaccine hesitancy; vol
• Actors in real estate production and housing typology in greater Abidjan in Ivory coast by Deki, Kouakou Tehua Pierre ; Zinsou-Klassou, Kossiwa ; Bénoît, Danvide T. (2025) - Housing Produced by the State The state has produced housing of various types and shapes. In addition to the State, private companies are involved in housing production. Keywords: abidjan; authors; companies; construction; estate; housing; land; production; urban
• Effect of graphene, silicon, and silver doping on the mechanical and structural properties of advanced epoxy composites by Abdulnabi, Duha M. ; adhel, A.F. Essa, Abbas F (2025) - 2081 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 2076-2091, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.5045 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Figure 3. Shows the graphene and epoxy samples. 2.2.3. The moldable structure depicted by pure epoxy samples corresponds to their lower mechanical strength of 0.23 kN/mm² and demonstrates amorphous characteristics based on the XRD patterns. Keywords: authors; epoxy; figure; graphene; properties; samples; silicon; vol
• Stock price volatility following dividend announcements: A systematic literature review by Yunarni, Baiq Reinelda Tri ; Fadah, Isti ; Utami, Elok Sri ; Puspitasari, Novi (2025) - Research on post- dividend announcement volatility thus becomes extremely relevant in India where there are very love- lace reactions after new information is on board. Published: 18 March 2025 * Correspondence: reinelda.yunarni@gmail.com Stock price volatility following dividend announcements: A systematic literature review Baiq Reinelda Tri Yunarni1 * , Isti Fadah2, Elok Sri Utami3, Novi Puspitasari4 1,2,3,4Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Jember, Indonesia; reinelda.yunarni@gmail.com (B.R.T.Y.) Istifadah@unej.ac.id (I.F.) elok_utami.feb@unej.ac.id (E.S.U.) novipuspitasari@unej.ac.id (N.P.). Keywords: announcements; articles; authors; dividend; dividend announcements; finance; journal; literature; market; policy; price; research; review; stock; stock price; study; volatility
• Cross-cultural communication of foreign films in China: A case study of marvel film Captain American by Song, Yubo ; Klaysung, Somsak (2025) - [10] Y. Li, The implication of storytelling techniques in Chinese Sci-Fi films and Chinese cultural values on the perception of TV reality among Chinese audiences, Unpublished Master's Thesis, Bangkok University, 2021. Localization Authenticity The research explores how Marvel implements Chinese cultural content into their movies as audiences evaluate its authenticity level. Keywords: america; audiences; authors; captain; china; chinese; communication; context; cross; culture; elements; films; marvel; media; research; strategies; study; vol
• Research on the method of measuring blasting stress waves in water-filled boreholes by The, Duc Ngo ; Trong, Thang Dam ; Ngoc, Thuy Ngo (2025) - Abstract: Accurately measuring stress waves generated during blasting is crucial for understanding rock failure mechanics. Keywords: Blasting stress waves, Explosive simulation, Stress wave measurement, Transmitted waves. Keywords: authors; borehole; interface; pressure; rock; stress; vol; water; wave
• Epidemiological and parasitological approaches to human leishmaniasis in the Meknes region, Morocco by Abdelfatah, Benchahid.; Driss, Belghyti.; khadija, El kharrim. (2025) - Keywords: Cutaneous leishmaniasis, Epidemiological approach, Meknes, Parasitological approach, Visceral leishmaniasis. Distribution of visceral leishmaniasis cases by commune (2020-2023). Keywords: authors; cases; distribution; figure; leishmaniasis; meknes; vol
• Pedestrian profile and perception of walkability in Hêvié, Ouèdo, and Togba in Abomey Calavi, Republic of Benin in West Africa by KADJA, Cossi Jeannot Melchior ; DANDONOUGBO, Iléri ; KOREM, Ayira ; ALLAGBE, Benjamin Sotondji (2025) - [38] W. Gong, X. Huang, M. White, and N. Langenheim, Walkability perceptions and gender differences in urban fringe new towns: A case study of Shanghai, Land, vol. 12, no. 7, p. 1339, 2023. Summary of pedestrian profiles. Keywords: access; authors; comfort; connectivity; environment; factors; figure; gate; income; learning; pedestrians; perception; study; urban; vol; walkability; walking
• Biopolymer-based nanocomposites as antimicrobial agents for water purification by Taka, Anny Leudjo ; Monapathi, Mzimkhulu E. ; Klink, Michael J. (2025) - Biopolymers exhibited antimicrobial activity against tested microorganisms. An indication of antimicrobial activity of developed pCh-MWCNTs@Ag-TiO2 against the test organisms: (a) Formation of a zone of inhibition on an agar plate around an antimicrobial agent (b) Minimum inhibitory concentration indicated by colour changes. Keywords: activity; analysis; authors; biopolymer; mwcnts@ag; nanocomposites; pch; tio2; vol
• The impact of financial subsidies and tax incentives on corporate innovation: A systematic literature review based on Citespace by Liu, Qiuhong ; Othman, Rani Diana ; Kamarudin, Siti Nurhazwani (2025) - The findings reveal advancements in research on the impact of financial subsidies and tax incentives on innovation performance, innovation efficiency, innovation input and output, technological innovation, and innovations related to environmental sustainability. Analysis of Research Fields in Literature From the perspective of the involved research field, the 51 articles primarily revolve around five aspects related to innovation, including innovation performance, innovation efficiency, innovation input and output, technological innovation, and innovations in green and environmental protection. Keywords: analysis; authors; efficiency; impact; incentives; innovation; keywords; literature; policy; r&d; research; science; study; subsidies; tax; tax incentives; vol
• Sustainable corrosion protection of steel bulkhead wall by installation of pultruded GFRP panels by Hachem, Ghassan ; Raphael, Wassim (2025) - The use of GFRP panels can have a significant impact of CO2 and reduction in construction surfaces and the usage of heavy cranes due to their light weight compared to steel Therefore, it is further assumed that the GFRP panels will safely be fully suspended from the existing structure, that is the existing bulkhead wall can carry the additional overall weight of the system (GFRP panels + concrete). Keywords: 1007; authors; concrete; doi; issn; licensee; panels; steel; vol
• Improving energy efficiency in Moroccan homes: Thermal performance of gypsum plaster and expanded clay by Omari, Soufian ; Laaroussi, Najma ; Ettahir, Aziz (2025) - Gypsum plaster samples were prepared with varying mass proportions of expanded clay while maintaining a constant water-to-plaster ratio. The study highlights the potential of integrating expanded clay in gypsum plaster to enhance building energy efficiency, offering valuable insights into sustainable construction practices. Keywords: authors; building; clay; conductivity; construction; energy; gypsum; insulation; materials; performance; plaster; properties; vol
• Price fluctuations of curly red Chilli and their effects on farmers' welfare in Pringsewu regency, Lampung: The influence of government policy and household income by Haryono, Dwi ; Sabiela, Indah ; Riantini, Maya ; Tambunan, Varingan Prianando ; Firdasari, Firdasari (2025) - This study seeks to examine the income levels and overall wellbeing of curly red chilli farmers in Pringsewu Regency, Lampung Province. Data was collected through direct interviews with curly red chilli farmers, using structured questionnaires. Keywords: analysis; authors; chilli; chilli farmers; costs; farmers; farming; food; household; household income; idr; income; pringsewu; production; regency; rice; science; study; total; vol; welfare
• Patterns of representation and discrimination in dating applications: Analysis and perspectives by Pérez, Jorge Alberto Esponda ; Hernández, Rubén Cervantes ; Figueroa, Julia María Marroquín ; Aquino, Juan Manuel Tapia de ; Cisneros, Tania Lucia Vila (2025) - This study analyzes patterns of representation in digital dating platforms, exploring the impact of algorithmic decisions on the equity and diversity of interactions, as well as potential mechanisms to mitigate discriminatory effects in these environments. 2. Research that does not specifically address digital dating platforms or focuses on social networks without matchmaking functions. Keywords: algorithms; applications; authors; biases; dating; diversity; dynamics; exclusion; identity; interactions; platforms; representation; self; study; users; visibility; vol
• Population growth and housing demand in greater Abidjan, Ivory Coast by DEKI, Kouakou Tehua Pierre ; DANVIDE, T. Bénoît ; ZINSOU-KLASSOU, Kossiwa ; MARTOS, Juan Carlos MAROTO (2025) - However, they emphasize that the pace of housing growth in Algeria has led to a slight improvement in the occupancy rate per dwelling. Published: 21 April 2025 * Correspondence: kouakou.deki@cervida-togo.org Population growth and housing demand in greater Abidjan, Ivory Coast Kouakou Tehua Pierre DEKI1*, T. Bénoît DANVIDE2, Kossiwa ZINSOU-KLASSOU3, Juan Carlos MAROTO MARTOS4 1CERViDA -DOUNEDON (University of Lomé), Togo; kouakou.deki@cervida-togo.org (K.T.P.D.) Keywords: abidjan; africa; authors; cities; city; côte; d'ivoire; demand; growth; housing; population
• Climate change adaptation in seaweed aquaculture: A survey of farmer knowledge and practices by Arwati, Sitti ; Nadja, Rahmawaty Andi ; Mahyuddin, Mahyuddin; Heliawaty, Heliawaty (2025) - In addition to collecting data on various socio-economic attributes, the survey also included information on climate change knowledge and adaptation behaviors of seaweed cultivators in the face of climate change. A significant, very strong exist correlation between climate change knowledge and adaptation behavior, meaning that climate change is not only perceived but also drives action among seaweed farmers to secure their livelihoods. Keywords: adaptation; authors; behavior; changes; climate change; conditions; farmers; farming; growth; impacts; information; knowledge; learning; planting; rainfall; research; science; season; seaweed; seaweed farmers; study; vol; water
• Corporate social responsibility as a strategic lever: Enhancing perceived quality and brand equity in emerging banking industry by Pham, Hung Manh ; Ngo, Nga Thi ; Nguyen, Minh Nhat (2025) - Abstract: This study explores the strategic role of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in shaping customer perceptions, trust, and brand equity in Vietnam’s emerging banking sector. Keywords: Banking industry, Brand loyalty, Corporate social responsibility (CSR), Service quality, customer trust, Vietnam. Keywords: authors; banking; brand; csr; customer; effect; impact; initiatives; loyalty; psq; quality; research; responsibility; service; service quality; study; trust; value; vol
• Advance attacks on AES: A comprehensive review of side channel, fault injection, machine learning and quantum techniques by Naserelden, Shiraz ; Alias, Norma ; Altigani, Abdelrahamn ; Mohamed, Ahmed ; Badreddine, Said (2025) - To systematically analyze recent advancements in AES attacks, we present two structured summaries. [20] System logs Real-time error monitoring Detects anomalies in AES execution May not block attacks The analysis reveals that most of recent AES attacks are practical in nature, with 17 categorized as practical and only 7 as theoretical as shown in figure 1. Keywords: aes; analysis; attacks; authors; channel; encryption; et al; fault; hardware; implementations; injection; key; learning; power; quantum; security; vol
• Empathy in Chinese media communication: A review of theory and practise by Wang, Yanxue ; Kadir, Shamsiah Binti Abd ; Hassim, Nurzihan Binti (2025) - For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese social media saw an influx of personal accounts from doctors, patients, and volunteers. Similarly, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese social media became a key platform for empathic storytelling. Keywords: authors; china; chinese; communication; content; digital; empathy; health; media; platforms; public; social; stories; values; vol
• “Silence and hoarseness”: Symbolic poetics and linguistic structures in the music of Bob Dylan and Trịnh Công Sơn – an interdisciplinary approach by Pham, Hang Thu ; Nguyen, Nhung Thi My (2025) - This contrast is not merely evident in rhythm or musical structure, but more fundamentally in how each artist perceives, interprets, and constructs the world through symbolic language [2] and Trinh [1] converge in a shared use of symbolic language— language that no longer serves to designate external referents, but rather functions as a vehicle for internal sensibility. Keywords: aesthetic; authors; dylan; gate; language; learning; lyrics; meaning; music; space; study; symbolic; time; trịnh; world
• Herzberg's theory and job satisfaction: A study of industrial SMEs in Morocco by Faiçal Abou Moudriq; SOUDANE, Jalila AIT (2025) - Abstract: Employee job satisfaction is a significant factor in corporate performance and competitiveness today. However, for such measures to have a positive impact on employee job satisfaction, companies must, in turn, strive to understand the psychological and social characteristics of their staff https://orcid.org/0009-0006-6518-8931 30 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 29-42, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.6772 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate and identify their intrinsic and extrinsic needs to put in place the best programs to satisfy them, thus meeting both organizational and individual objectives. Keywords: authors; employee; factors; herzberg; hygiene; industrial; job; job satisfaction; motivation; performance; satisfaction; theory; vol; work; working
• Regulatory disparities and operational challenges in ASEAN rail transit: Insights from Thailand and Lao PDR by Weeraphan, Paramaporn ; Seehawattana, Acharaporn ; Jongudomkarn, Peachaya (2025) - Required Documentation Essential documents for transit rail customs procedures include (1) a bank guarantee letter, (2) transit procedure request, (3) route details, (4) proof of origin transporter, (5) cargo manifest, (6) through bill of lading, (7) commercial invoice, and (8) import license (if applicable). An example of one interview question was, What regulations and procedures related to customs transit procedures in rail transport between Thailand, Lao PDR, and China present obstacles to transport operations? Keywords: asean; authors; border; customs; lao; pdr; procedures; rail; system; thailand; transit; transport; vol; window
• The impact of organizational climate on commitment and its influence on people turnover by Romana, Fernando Acabado ; Gestoso, Carlos Guillen (2025) - If the organizational climate is tense, toxic and pressured, this can lead to demotivation and lack of organizational commitment, resulting in low productivity. The second point develops organizational commitment and has two subpoints: the three-dimensionality of organizational commitment and the influence of commitment on the psychological contract. Keywords: authors; climate; commitment; communication; correlation; employees; individuals; leadership; level; organization; study; turnover; variable; vol
• Reframing female leadership through accommodation strategies: A feminist stylistic lens on public speaking by Talib, Hawraa Muhammad ; Mubarak, Ahmed Sahib (2025) - It is taken from Hillary Clinton’s speech, where she predominantly uses convergence feminist stylistic devices to emphasize unity, historical allusion, and collective responsibility. What is the range of feminist stylistic devices that speakers use to either deepen audience connection or establish a critical distance, and the implications for reinforcing or challenging gender norms. Keywords: audience; authors; convergence; devices; divergence; doi; feminist; gate; gender; issn; language; learning; speech; vol; women
• Transformation of Indian railways–a story of change, challenges and visionary leadership by Ranjan, Rajesh ; Prasad, T ; Singh, Rashmi ; Tripathi, Saumya (2025) - Summary Author has tried to simplify as much as possible the complex leadership of Indian Railways system with many challenges and varied perceptions. [9] Indian Railways, IT audit of Indian Railways passenger reservation system (PDF). Keywords: authors; delhi; express; group; india; leadership; mumbai; network; new; passenger; railways; safety; speed; system; trains
• Hybrid U-net based on channel reconstruction and self-attention calibration bridge for weakly-supervised cell segmentation by Yuan, Shuping ; Mariano, Vladimir Y. (2025) - On the other hand, with the widespread application and development of deep learning in image segmentation, many neural network-based end-to-end segmentation algorithms have also been applied to cell image segmentation tasks. Currently, research in cell semantic segmentation is continuously expanding and deepening. Keywords: attention; authors; cell; channel; cluster; features; image; information; learning; method; module; net; reconstruction; results; segmentation; vol
• Clinical-functional and immune-microbiological features of the oral cavity in children and adolescents with chronic forms of gingivitis by Axmadovich, Sobirov Alijon ; Amrulloevich, Gafforov Sunnatullo ; Tukhtakhujaevna, Nurmatova Nodira ; Sotvoldievich, Djambilov Ravshan ; Xaldarovna, Yakubova Farida ; Matlubovich, Radjabov Nodirxon ; Sunnatulloyevna, Gafforova Sabina ; Nusratovich, Ibragimov Faxriddin (2025) - The obtained results for OHI-S, PLI indices, and caries indicators in primary and permanent teeth among the studied patients showed: • OHI-S values: • CCG patients: above 2.8±0.3 units. • CHG patients: 1.4±0.40 units. Keywords: adolescents; age; authors; blood; ccg; chg; children; gingival; gingivitis; group; index; patients; vol
• Mapping the evolution of myocardial infarction research in communication studies: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis by BOZKURT, Emrah ; URHAN, Bahar ; ERTÜRK, Hülya Anakız ; SERTKAYA, Sema (2025) - While several bibliometric analyses have been conducted to map the evolution of myocardial infarction research from a clinical perspective, there is a notable gap in the literature concerning its intersection with communication studies. Received: 25 March 2025; Revised: 23 May 2025; Accepted: 27 May 2025; Published: 4 June 2025 * Correspondence: emrahbozkurt37@gmail.com Mapping the evolution of myocardial infarction research in communication studies: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis Emrah BOZKURT1*, Bahar URHAN2, Hülya Anakız ERTÜRK3, Sema SERTKAYA4 1Afyon Kocatepe University, Vocational School, Department of Marketing and Advertising at Sandıklı, Afyonkarahisar, Türkiye; emrahbozkurt37@gmail.com (E.B.) 2Akdeniz University, Faculty of Communication, Department of Public Relations and Publicity, Antalya, Türkiye; baharurhan15@gmail.com (B.U.) 3Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University, Faculty of Communication, Department of Public Relations and Advertising, Niğde, Türkiye; hulyanakiz@gmail.com (H.A.E.) 4Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Sociology, Çanakkale, Türkiye; semasertkaya017@gmail.com (S.S.) Keywords: analysis; articles; authors; communication; infarction; journal; medicine; research; risk; science; study; total; vol
• Assessment of dental photography imaging as a diagnostic tool for incipient pits and fissures caries in permanent posterior teeth by Omer, Husein Al ; Firdous, Rayyan A. Al ; Shamrani, Salma Hamed Al ; Anazi, Saqer Suwayyid Al ; Natto, Zuhair S. ; Dayel, Omer Al (2025) - The early detection of dental caries is crucial for preventive strategies [7]. A review of the literature revealed that photographic image analysis demonstrated higher sensitivity in detecting dental caries compared to visual examination of extracted permanent teeth [10]. Keywords: authors; caries; dental; detection; examination; figure; icdas; lesions; study; teeth; vol
• A bibliometric analysis of emotional eating in obesity research by Anindita, Yustika Izziyatu ; Febriyana, Nining (2025) - For the development of further analysis, the focus of emotional eating research should be expanded into the context of other eating disorders to obtain a comprehensive and relevant image across populations. izziyustika@gmail.com A bibliometric analysis of emotional eating in obesity research Yustika Izziyatu Anindita1*, Nining Febriyana1,2 1Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya, Indonesia. Keywords: authors; behavior; eating; food; health; individuals; journal; obesity; overweight; research; stress; theory; vol
• The kinematic potential of music and the perception of musical motion by Voskoboinikova, Yuliia ; Konovalova, Iryna ; Ginak, Nataliia ; Xiaolin, Lu ; Chen, Jiang (2025) - The spatial anchoring of auditory sensations clearly provides fertile ground for the development of an individual's perception of the shape and form of musical movement. The habit of thinking within the Western tradition, which tends to focus more on the abstract properties of music, hides from us one of the most immediate sources of musical movement – the performer. Keywords: authors; body; learning; listener; motion; movement; music; perception; performance; performer; sound; time; vol
• Key factors affecting the pension scheme performance in Albania, and its impact on budgetary deficit, public debt management, and pension levels since the reform measures of 2014-2015 by Stringa, Azmi; Korbi, Alban (2025) - The government should analyze the effects of demographic changes and high migration on the economy, fiscal stability, and pensions schemes and identify and implement policies to address any concerns. On the other side of the coin, due to accounted and unaccounted economic and demographic factors and very limited reform results, average urban pensions have only kept up with average consumer price inflation over the years, while new pensions awarded during the years are even lower than average pensions. Keywords: authors; deficit; food; number; pension; pension scheme; people; price; scheme; years
• Scientific and practical justification of alternative methods for using the phytopreparations Hemostat and Clove Essential Oil in the treatment of severe chronic generalized periodontitis by Axmadovich, Sobirov Alijon; Amrulloyevich, Gafforov Sunatullo; o`g`li, Abdukholiqov Sirojiddin Fakhriddin; o`g`li, Xamrayev Mirali Sherali; Sotvoldiyevich, Djambilov Ravshanbek; Tuhtakhodjaevna, Nurmatova Nodira; o`g`li, Odiljonov Javokhir Dilmurodjon (2025) - 10 days after treatment 20 days after treatment 11.2 8.43 4.23 10.3 8.99 5.79 9.2 6.55 3.45 N eu tr o p h il i n fi lt ra ti o n , ce ll s/ fi el d Hemostat Clove Essential Oil Chlorhexidine 1744 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 1737-1747, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i7.9007 © 2025 by the authors; The patients were then divided into the following treatment groups for therapeutic and preventive interventions: Group 1: 112 patients (34.35%) received local treatment with Hemostat liquid extract (KFM 42 Uz-22477731-3757-2019, State Project AL-422105573) combined with a 0.05% solution of Chlorhexidine Bigluconate. Keywords: authors; chlorhexidine; days; group; hemostat; oil; periodontitis; stage; treatment; vol
• A systematic literature review on self-presentation strategies in dating app profiles by Duan, Xiaomeng; Mahbob, Maizatul Haizan (2025) - Cantos-Delgado and Maíz-Arévalo [57] conducted a comparative analysis of dating app users in the United Kingdom and Spain, finding that British users were twice as likely to use humor in their profile bios compared to Spanish users. First, by systematically collecting, organizing, and evaluating existing literature, it fills the gap in the field of dating app profile presentation strategies, where no comprehensive review was previously available. Keywords: apps; authors; dating; gender; journal; literature; men; online; photos; platform; presentation; profiles; research; review; science; self; strategies; studies; study; users; vol
• Machine learning models for rainfall prediction over arid climatic regions of South Africa by Ogunniyi, Jeremiah Ayodele; Elbasit, Mohamed A. M. Abd; Obagbuwa, Ibidun Christiana (2025) - Therefore, this study explores the use of machine learning models for rainfall prediction. With the success of machine learning models in rainfall prediction worldwide, this work seeks to explore different models for a long-term (1-year) forecast. Keywords: actual; africa; arid; authors; climate; learning; machine; models; prediction; rainfall; south; vol
• Assessing the efficiency of African stock markets through multifractal cross-correlation insights by Rajaa, AMZILE; Aicha, MRHARI; Zaynab, HIJAB; Soufiane, BENBACHIR (2025) - [6] S. Adarsh et al., Multifractal cross correlation analysis of agro-meteorological datasets (Including Reference Evapotranspiration) of California, United States, Atmosphere, vol. 11, no. 10, p. 1116, 2020. [18] K. Jinchuan, Y. Duan, C. Xu, and Y. Zhang, Cross-correlation multifractal analysis of technological innovation, financial market and real economy indices, Fractal and Fractional, vol. 7, no. 3, p. 267, 2023. Keywords: analysis; authors; correlations; cross; dcca; markets; multifractality; pairs; series; stock; time; vol; 𝐹𝑞 𝑋𝑌(𝑠; 𝐻𝑋𝑌(2
• Ornithological importance and phenological status of the avifauna population of the Idriss 1st dam in semi-arid climate Morocco by ISSAOUI, Ayoub EL; AJDI, Mouhcine; BOUHADDIOUI, Abderrahim; BAHHOU, Jamila (2025) - Anas crecca Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM LC 893 2837 1090 4820 10.59% Mallard Anas platyrhynchos Linnaeus, 1758 RB; WV LC 2468 2960 661 6089 13.38% Garganey Spatula querquedula Linnaeus, 1758 PM; OW LC 2 6 0 8 0.02% Gadwall Mareca strepera Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM; OB LC 607 1135 233 1975 4.34% Common pochard* Aythya ferina Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM; OB VU 217 385 25 627 1.38% Ruddy shelduck Tadorna ferruginea Pallas, 1764 RB LC 842 1158 356 2356 5.18% Common shelduck Tadorna tadorna Linnaeus, 1758 WV LC 123 198 100 421 0.92% Marbled teal * Marmaronetta angustirostris Ménétries, 1832 RB; WV; PM NT 8 3 0 11 0.02% Total 5714 9973 3000 18687 41.05% C ic o n ii fo rm e s A rd e id a e Great egret Ardea alba Linnaeus, 1758 WV; PM LC 0 1 0 1 0.01% Grey heron Ardea cinerea Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV; OB LC 202 147 41 390 0.86% Purple heron Ardea purpurea Linnaeus, 1766 PM; BM; OW LC 0 0 6 6 0.01% Black-crowned night heron Nycticorax nycticorax Linnaeus, 1758 PM; BM; WV LC 0 0 12 12 0.03% Cattle egret Bubulcus ibis Linnaeus, 1758 RB; PM; WV LC 230 155 77 462 1.01% Little egret Egretta garzetta Linnaeus, 1766 RB; PM; WV LC 82 160 63 305 0.67% Squacco heron Ardeola ralloides Scopoli, 1769 BM; RB? Shanks Tringa spp 14 30 9 53 0.12% Spotted redshank Tringa erythropus Pallas, 1764 PM; WV LC 6 2 3 11 0.02% Wood sandpiper Tringa glareola Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV LC 79 46 34 159 0.35% Greenshank Tringa nebularia Gunnerus, 1767 PM; WV LC 54 117 25 196 0.43% Green sandpiper Tringa ochropus Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV LC 2 24 8 34 0.07% Common redshank Tringa totanus Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV; OB LC 25 14 1 40 0.09% Common sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV LC 88 164 31 283 0.62% Common snipe Gallinago gallinago Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV LC 7 10 6 23 0.05% Ruff Calidris pugnax Linnaeus, 1758 PM LC 101 231 84 416 0.91% Bar-tailed godwit* Limosa lapponica Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV NT 52 59 14 125 0.27% Black-tailed godwit* Limosa limosa Linnaeus, 1758 PM; WV NT 115 92 44 251 0.55% Whimbrel** Numenius phaeopus Linnaeus, 1758 PM LC 0 1 0 2 <0.01% Keywords: authors; bird; black; dam; figure; gull; linnaeus; morocco; science; site; species; study; total; vol; wetlands; wv lc
• An analysis of circuit breaker capacity according to IEC 60909 and IEC 60059 standards at the PT Borneo Alumina Indonesia electrical system by Hakim, Agustino Al; Gianto, Rudy ; Purwoharjono; Kurnianto, Rudi ; Yusuf, Ismail (2024) - [3] N. Khattijit, K. Oranpiroj, and W. Muangjai, The evaluation of short circuit current to achieve optimal design and protection for elements in power network with renewable energy, presented at the 2018 International Electrical Engineering Congress (iEECON), IEEE, 2018. [6] J. A. X. Prabhu, K. S. Nande, S. Shukla, and C. N. Ade, Design of electrical system based on short circuit study using ETAP for IEC projects, presented at the 2016 IEEE 6th International Conference on Power Systems (ICPS), IEEE, 2016. Keywords: 10kv; authors; bus; circuit; current; d01; etap; iec; power; system; table; voltage
• Spanish academic writing for aerospace engineering students by Dolzhich, Elena; Dmitrichenkova, Svetlana (2025) - Academic discourse is the result of a special kind of dialogic interaction, combining elements of scientific argument and informative dialogue, the participants of which are either real scientists, or scientific texts, in which the thoughts and ideas of the participants are implemented. This paper identifies text structural units designed to construct a comprehensive model of the aerospace technical text and provides appropriate Spanish connectors for each. Keywords: aerospace; authors; knowledge; learning; paper; research; results; structure; study; text; unit; vol
• Evaluating ESG information disclosure quality and integrated firm value: A bibliometric review by Yixuan, Chen; Aziz, Nazirah; Kharuddin, Khairul Ayuni Mohd (2025) - [35] investigated the quality of ESG disclosure based on how detailed of information disclosed, which is also the most cited reference on ESG disclosure quality. Another aim of this study is to call for attention to ESG disclosure quality. Keywords: analysis; authors; disclosure; environmental; esg; esg disclosure; firm; governance; journal; performance; quality; research; science; study; sustainability; value; vol
• CO2 emissions and bank stability – evidence from Southeast Asia countries by Oanh, Vu Thi Kim; Cuong, Ta Viet; Anh, Nguyen Ha Vy; Duong, Hoang Nhat (2025) - [6] A.-T. Le, T. P. Tran, and A. V. Mishra, Climate risk and bank stability: International evidence, Journal of Multinational Financial Management, vol. [16] S. M. Özsoy, M. Rasteh, and E. Yönder, Understanding drought shocks: Bank financial stability and loan performance, Global Finance Journal, vol. 65, p. 101100, 2025. Keywords: authors; bank; banking; climate; co₂; emissions; impact; risk; stability; vol
• Exploring ESG practices for family businesses: A bibliometric analysis by GMATI, Hinda; CHABBOUH, Insaf (2025) - Abstract 3 0.49 Good C1 Affiliation 3 0.49 Good RP Corresponding Author 9 1.46 Good DE Keywords 30 4.88 Good ID Keywords Plus 30 4.88 Good DI DOI 37 6.02 Good Table 2 presents the completeness of the bibliographic metadata of family business ESG practices collected from the WoS database for bibliometric analysis. https://doi.org/10.2189/asqu.52.1.106 [14] J. F. Siebels and D. zu Knyphausen‑Aufseß, A review of theory in family business research: The implications for corporate governance, International Journal of Management Reviews, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 280-304, 2012. Keywords: analysis; authors; business; esg; family; family businesses; family firms; firms; governance; practices; research; science; sustainability; vol

• Scientific landscape of traditional and complementary medicine in chronic diseases in older adults: A bibliometric and qualitative analysis of the most influential literature by González-Cano, Jonathan Alexander; Mendoza-Medina, Euro Xavier; Medina-Arredondo, Sergio Alejandro; Peralta-Gamboa, Dennis Alfredo (2025) - • Priority clinical studies (major clinical studies, 12 occurrences, TLS=130) demonstrated an approach based on controlled trials and solid empirical data. TCM research on chronic diseases in older adults has achieved global relevance but remains fragmented, with limited international collaboration and a lack of standardized clinical protocols. Keywords: adults; alternative; articles; citations; diseases; evidence; health; impact; journals; medicine; research; science; studies; tcm; therapies; vol
• Climate stress and rural livelihoods in Zimbabwe: Unpacking the nexus between agricultural decline and migration by Mugambiwa, Shingirai S (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1162/glep_a_00609 [15] V. Clement et al., Groundswell part 2: Acting on internal climate migration. Keywords: Agricultural decline, Climate change, Migration, Rural livelihoods, Zimbabwe. Keywords: africa; agriculture; change; chimanimani; climate; female; food; gutu; households; migration; mutoko; research; science; study; vol; women
• From perceived need to purchasing behavior: A study on the formation mechanism of consumers’ willingness to pay a premium for organic food by Zhang, Ziyu (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2014.12.055 [14] J. Thøgersen, S. Pedersen, M. Paternoga, E. Schwendel, and J. Aschemann-Witzel, How important is country-of- origin for organic food consumers? This paper centers on consumer behavior, drawing upon consumer behavior theory, signaling theory, and ABC theory to construct a framework for the formation mechanism of willingness to pay a premium for organic foods. Keywords: behavior; consumers; consumption; decisions; factors; food; food safety; health; information; journal; market; premium; products; purchase; purchasing; quality; research; safety; science; vol; willingness
• The impact of hypoxic training at different altitudes on human physiology, biochemistry, and cytogenetics by A. Demchenko, Georgiy ; N. Abdreshov, Serik ; U. Koibasova, Laura ; A. Yessenova, Makpal; N. Yeshmukhanbet, Anar (2024) - Cytogenetic parameters of rat blood after hypoxic training and proton therapy at 2,900-3,000 and 4,900-5,000 m asl. The impact of hypoxic training at different altitudes on human physiology, biochemistry, and cytogenetics Georgiy A. Demchenko1*, Serik N. Abdreshov2, Laura U. Koibasova3, Makpal A. Yessenova4, Anar N. Yeshmukhanbet5 1,2,3,4,5Laboratory of Physiology of Lymphatic System, Institute of Genetics and Physiology of the Science Committee of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Al-Farabi Ave. 93, Almaty 050060, Kazakhstan; Georgiidemchenko@Mail. Keywords: adaptation; altitude; animals; asl; blood; body; count; decline; group; hypoxia; lymph; m asl; oxygen; science; table; training
• Current trends in carbon emission trading: Theoretical perspectives, research methods and emerging themes by Xiaoping, Zhang ; Syuhada Jasni, Nur ; Fadhilah Ismail, Rina (2024) - The research theory involves compliance cost theory, Porter's hypothesis theory, emissions trading theory and green innovation theory, empirical research is the main method of carbon emissions trading research. Given the rapid expansion of research interest, it is crucial for carbon emissions trading research to avoid becoming superficial and confined to empirical or formalistic approaches. Keywords: analysis; carbon; carbon emissions; carbon trading; china; emissions trading; environmental; impact; innovation; literature; market; policy; research; science; trading
• Fabrication of solar cells from polymer composite (3-Hexylthiophene-co-Thiophene) with Ag nanoparticles and study of electrical properties and efficiency by Ismael, Ahmed; Hussein, Hussein F; Al-luaibi, Salah S (2024) - Various device architectures have been developed to address the specific demands of efficient photon-to-charge conversion, as depicted below: Figure (3) shows four different device designs for organic solar cell cells. (J–V) curves of PEDOT: (70% P3HT-CO-30%PTH) @ (25% Ag Np)/PCBM ( for solar cell device. Keywords: co-30%pth; doi; energy; figure; layer; p3ht; polymer; science; vol
• COVID-19 pandemic and environmental protection: Imperatives for environmental law and management in Nigeria by Ekpoudo, Anthony ; Ebu, Alex Abang ; Aniashie, Akpanke Shishiitileugiang ; Edet, Okpong Denis ; Eteng, Ekpe Wekeekayo (2024) - [33] Igomu, T., “Infectious Diseases Bill is Undemocratic, Conflicts with Constitution-Govs Forum”< https://healthwisepunching.com>Accessed 11/05/2024 [34] Olurounbi, R., Coronavirus: Nigeria’s Proposed COVID-19 Law tears the Country Apart” accessed 11/08/2024. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1932 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: shikpansbrain013@gmail.com COVID-19 pandemic and environmental protection: Imperatives for environmental law and management in Nigeria Anthony Ekpoudo1, Alex Abang Ebu2, Akpanke, Shishiitileugiang Aniashie3*, Okpong, Denis Edet4, Ekpe Wekeekayo Eteng5 1Department of Commercial and Industrial Law, Faculty of Law, University of Calabar, Calabar; ekpoudo@unical.edu.ng (A.E.). Keywords: act; animals; country; covid-19; environmental; government; health; law; national; nigeria; outbreak; pandemic; protection; regulations; science; state; virus; vol
• Legal responsibility for negative effects of the vaccine: Nature and financial compensation by Alazzam, Farouq Ahmad Faleh ; Al-zoubi, Tariq Muhammad Hussein ; Aldghaim, Rafat A′yesh Issa ; Al-Maagbeh, Mohmmed Mufadi ; Bani-Meqdad, Mohammad Ali Mohammad ; Shakhatreh, Hisham Jadallah Mansour (2024) - X7.The specific laws and policies that govern vaccine compensation in the jurisdiction. Internationally, Looker and Kelly (2020) and Meier and Habibi (2020) provide comparisons of vaccine injury compensation systems worldwide, discussing how different countries manage the balance between protecting vaccine manufacturers and providing redress for vaccine injuries. Keywords: compensation; effects; factors; health; injuries; injury; liability; scenario; science; vaccination; vaccine
• Multiorbital effects in high-order harmonic emission from CO2 by Bauerle, Lauren ; Xia, Yuqing ; Mora, Andres ; Jaron, Agnieszka (2024) - Comparison of amplitude ratio r (a, d), phase difference δ (b, e), and ellipticity (c, f) of high order harmonics from H+ (a-c) and H2 (d-f) as a function of the alignment angle: 27th (Solid lines), 29th (Dashed lines), 31st (dashed-dotted lines), and 33th harmonic (dotted lines). [2] W. Li, A. A. Jaron-Becker, C. W. Hogle, V. Sharma, X. Zhou, A. Becker, H. C. Kapteyn, and M. M. Murnane, “Visualizing electron rearrangement in space and time during the transition from a molecule to atoms,” Proc. National Acad. Keywords: alignment; co2; electron; ellipticity; harmonic; laser; orbitals; order; phys; results; rev; science
• Value orientations of youth and the formation of cultural memory in the region (On the example of the Chechen republic) by Uvaisovna, Kurbanova Lidiya ; Nikolaevich, Gunya Aleksey ; Sultanovna, Abdulaeva Elita (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2349 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: medna59@mail.ru Value orientations of youth and the formation of cultural memory in the region (On the example of the Chechen republic) Abstract: The article analyzes the characteristics of the Chechen youth, their value attitudes and roles in the formation of cultural memory. Keywords: chechen; culture; family; generation; memory; new; past; people; science; society; socio; value; youth
• The effect of abrasion on resilience of fishermen/ Fish farmer livelihoods on the North coast of central Java by Riptanti, Erlyna Wida ; Harisudin, Mohamad ; Kusnandar, Kusnandar; Khomah, Isti ; Setyowati, Nuning ; Qonita, Aulia ; Nugroho, Reismaya Wanamertan ; Gayatri, Siwi (2024) - The other jobs added should not be risky and this result is in line with Susilo et al., This is a result of the research by Amin et al. in 2019 Keywords: abrasion; adaptation; area; coastal; communities; doi; farmer; fish; fisheries; fishermen; indonesia; jobs; journal; livelihoods; research; respondents; science; sector; strategies
• Multiformity and Economic Importance of True Brachyuran Crabs by Rana, Saroj (2018) - In the local periodical market of Terai of Nepal, freshwater crabs are sold in very cheap price, but the marine crabs which are imported from the neighboring countries are sold in the departmental stores and local market at a high price i. e. about 8 to 10$/ kg (1$ = N. Rs 103 [64]. [95] delivered that whole body of freshwater crab is used for the treatment Jaundice and other liver disorders by tribes of Nagaland. Keywords: brachyura; crabs; crustacea; decapoda; food; freshwater; freshwater crab; genus; india; journal; nepal; new; science; species; vol
• Food and Drink: Thoughts on Base Size in Sensory and Consumer Research by Moskowitz, Howard (2020) - Abstract: In the applied world of product testing the appropriate number of panelists (base size) involves technical and business considerations. Base sizes range from very low (around six; used in expert panelist profiling) to high (hundreds; us ed in product tests by marketing researchers). Keywords: analysis; base; base size; issue; patterns; product; research; respondents; science; size; vol
• The role of emotional marketing in enhancing strategic customer behavior through financial knowledge: An analytical study of a sample of shopping malls in Iraq by Meala, Qhayser Ali Hadi ; Al Zubaidi, Haidar Hamoudi Ali ; Al-Daamee, Waleed Abbas Jebur (2024) - qaisera.mualh@uokufa.edu.iq The role of emotional marketing in enhancing strategic customer behavior through financial knowledge: An analytical study of a sample of shopping malls in Iraq Qhayser Ali Hadi Meala1*, Haidar Hamoudi Ali Al Zubaidi2, Waleed Abbas Jebur Al-Daamee3 1,2,3Faculty of Administration and Economics, University of Kufa; qaisera.mualh@uokufa.edu.iq (Q.A.H.M.) haidarh.alzubaydi@uokufa.edu.iq (H.H.A.A.Z.) waleeda.aldamme@uokufa.edu.iq (W.A.J.A.D.). Abstract: The research aims to diagnose the logical relationships between emotional marketing and its role in enhancing strategic customer behavior through financial knowledge to reach results in the dynamic environment of shopping malls. Keywords: analysis; behavior; consumer; consumer behavior; customer; customer behavior; deviation; importance; knowledge; level; malls; marketing; mean; research; science; variable
• Wavelet-based collocation methods for solving multi-dimensional integro-differential systems by Kazar, Abbas Mohsin (2024) - 5. Numerical Experiments and Results We develop wavelet collocation methods for solving multi-dimensional weakly singular Volterra type Fredholm function Volterra type integro-differential systems with multiple time delays, and thus extend some existing results of delay integro-differential equations to systems. We develop wavelet collocation methods for solving these weakly singular type integro-differential systems. Keywords: analysis; collocation; differential; equations; function; integro; methods; numerical; problems; science; systems; time; vol; wavelet
• The narrative structure in Ibrahim Nasrallah’s novel the second war of the dog. An analytical study by Abouelnour, Moustafa Mohamed ; Alsharef, Ali Kamel Ali ; Adel, Mohammed Ahmed Abou ; Alhourani, Mohammad Issa (2024) - Transformations of narrative structure in contemporary Arabic novels. Keywords: Fragmentation, Magic realism, Narrative structure, Postmodernism, Satire. Keywords: dog; events; irony; narrative; nasrallah; novel; postmodernism; rashid; science; structure; time; war; world
• Microplastic detection and identification in edible bivalves from Dolores and Oras, Eastern Samar by Nibalvos, Aljon Victor G. ; Nibalvos, Cristina T. ; Obina, Maricar T. (2024) - Smaller microplastics (< 10 µm) are of particular concern due to their ability to pass through biological barriers and reach internal organs. It is also recommended that a more comprehensive waste management be implemented in the areas concerned as improper waste disposal is one of the major factors for microplastics contamination to organisms in marine environments. Keywords: bivalve; doi; dolores; eastern; eastern samar; microplastics; mps; oras; samar; samples; science
• Investigation of the statistical data on the technical condition of brake equipment components of passenger carriages in operation by Ravlyuk, Vasyl ; Derevianchuk, Yaroslav ; Derevyanchuk, Oleksandr ; Krychun, Anna ; Kravchenko, Hanna (2024) - Histogram of fault distribution in passenger wagon brake equipment. Presentation of the Main Material Based on the study of the current state of passenger wagon braking systems, an analysis of brake equipment faults under various operating modes was performed: charging and releasing; service braking; cut-off; full-service braking; emergency braking [37, 38]. Keywords: brake; braking; components; distributor; equipment; faults; operation; passenger; pneumatic; science; system; train; valve; vol; wagon
• Study of piezoelectric properties for electromechanical applications in PVDF composites reinforced with barium titanate nanorods by Jiaad, Suaad M. ; Jasim, Safaa A. (2024) - The improvement ratio in output voltage for the PVDF nanocomposites was found to be 1.45 times (45%) that of the polymer without barium titanate nanorods, indicating an enhancement in the material's piezoelectric responsiveness. The improvement ratio in output voltage for the PVDF nanocomposites was found to be 1.45 times (45%) that of the polymer without barium titanate nanorods, indicating an enhancement in the material's piezoelectric responsiveness. Keywords: barium; batio₃; nanorods; piezoelectric; properties; pvdf; science; tensile; titanate
• Preparation of new perovskite ferroelectric compound by Saeed, Harith M. ; AlShakarchi, Emad (2024) - Show SEM of Point one, Point Two and point three of new ferroelectric materials. Perovskite solar cells are a type of solar cell that uses perovskite materials as the light-absorbing layer. Keywords: analysis; materials; perovskite; phase; point; science; structure
• Health guidelines in the Holy Qur'an by Al-Naeem, Abdulaziz Bin Jamal (2024) - [18] Al-Nihāyah fī Gharīb al-Ḥadīth wa al-Athar by Majd al-Dīn Abū al-Sa‘ādāt al-Mubārak al-Shaybānī al-Jazarī Ibn al- ‘Athīr (d. 606 AH), al-Maktabah al-‘Ilmiyyah, Beirut, 1399 AH / 1979 CE, edited by Ṭāhir Aḥmad al-Zāwī and Maḥmūd Muḥammad al-Ṭanāḥī. [12] Lisān al-‘Arab by Muhammad bin Makram bin ‘Alī, Abū al-Faḍl, Jamāl al-Dīn Ibn Manẓūr al-Anṣārī al-Ru’fa‘ī al- Afrīqī, 3rd edition, Dār Ṣādir, Beirut, 1414 AH. Keywords: allah; bin; gate; guidance; guidelines; health; human; learning; life; qur'an; quran; research; science; soul; surah; vol
• Vicia faba overcomes drought stress by spraying with Xerophytic Anabasis setifera extract by Amin, Mohamed A. ; Shahhat, Ismail M. A. M. ; Ismail, Mohamed A. ; Nowwar, Abdelatti I. ; Elsheikh, Salma Yousif Sidahmed ; El-khawaga, Hend A. ; Abdelwahab, Abdelrahman T. ; Abdelfattah, Marwa A. ; Elsherbeny, Sally A. ; Abdel-Mageed, Ahmad. M. ; Abdein, Mohamed A. ; Bedawy, Ismail M.A. (2024) - According to earlier research, treatment with plant extract can improve the drought resistance of plants as rice (Farooq et al., 2009), jute mallow (Nowwar et al., 2022), common bean (Nowwar et al., 2023), sunflower (Mohamed A Al Abboud et al., 2024) and maize (Han et al., 2024). According to a number of studies, exogenous application of plant extract, e.g. Anabasis setifera extract, may be crucial for controlling a plant's ability to withstand both biotic and abiotic stresses and for regulating growth and development (Nowwar et al., 2022, Keywords: acid; anabasis; bean; drought; drought stress; et al; extract; faba; growth; plant; science; seeds; setifera; stage; stress; yield
• Developing arts-oriented intergenerational learning programs between older adults and young children by Shih, Yi-Huang (2024) - (Figure 1) Older adults and young children create a beneficial learning experience for both body and mind between them, and promote older adults’ well-being. Children often admire the skills and stories of older participants, and older adults enjoy witnessing the curiosity and creativity of younger participants, fostering mutual appreciation and cultivating empathy, patience, and a sense of purpose across generations, enriching the lives of all involved. Keywords: activities; activity; adults; arts; children; learning; music; participants; programs; science; share
• Panphysics Enopiisis by Challoumis, Constantinos (2024) - This is interesting because, while classical gravitational force between the Earth and Moon is indeed lower than that between the Moon and Sun. Extended classical vs enhanced deflection as a function of distance, providing further insights into the exponential decay of deflection values. Keywords: author; classical; deflection; desmos; distance; energy; moon; science
• An essay on relational analysis of relational sociology by Kasapoglu, Aytul (2025) - [5] one of the most referenced in relational sociology, challenges both the holism of Durkheim and the individualism or partialist classical sociological approaches focused on Weber in his work Manifesto of Relational Sociology. Characteristics of Relational Sociology Although it is not possible to talk about a homogeneous relational sociology, it is possible to talk about some basic characteristics of relational sociology. Keywords: analysis; depelteau; fact; field; latour; new; relations; research; science; sociologists; sociology; studies; theory; vol
• Radiation shielding properties of xPbF2−20Na2O−10CaO−(70−x) B2O3 glass system by Esmail, Abdalla A.S. ; M.M, Kassab ; M.M, Radwan ; M, A. Abd-Latif (2025) - One of the most effective types of shielding glass is lead-doped borate glass. [30] Y. Rammah, I. Olarinoye, F. El-Agawany, and A. El-Adawy, The impact of PbF2 on the ionizing radiation shielding competence and mechanical properties of TeO2–PbF2 glasses and glass-ceramics, Ceramics International, vol. 47, no. 2, pp. 2547-2556, 2021. Keywords: attenuation; borate; density; energy; glass; glasses; lead; pbf2; photon; properties; radiation; science; shielding; vol
• Sustainable Food production through organic farming worldwide and locally in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Afaf, Almaghamsi, (2025) - licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 10 January 2025; Revised: 17 February 2025; Accepted: 17 February 2025; Published: 14 March 2025 * Correspondence: aaalmaghamsi@uj.edu.sa Sustainable Food production through organic farming worldwide and locally in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Almaghamsi, Afaf1* 1Department of Biological Science, College of Science, University of Jeddah, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; aaalmaghamsi@uj.edu.sa (A.A.). Abstract: Organic farming is increasingly recognized as a key strategy for sustainable food production, addressing both immediate food demands and long-term agricultural sustainability. Keywords: agriculture; arabia; crop; farming; food; global; hectares; manure; practices; production; rotation; saudi; science; soil; sustainability; systems; vol; water
• Sustainable utilization of agricultural waste: Adsorption performance of magnetic polyethyleneimine-modified peanut shell biochar for eco-friendly Congo red removal in dyeing wastewater by Liu, Sha ; Ngadi, Norzita ; Bakar, Aznizam Abu (2025) - The study evaluated the effect of Fe3O4-PEI-BC on CR adsorption by varying the reaction temperature, reaction time, adsorbent dosage, pH, and initial dye concentration. This result implies that a potential exothermic process may be involved when using the anion exchange EBTAC membrane for CR adsorption. Keywords: adsorbent; adsorption; agricultural; biochar; efficiency; fe3o4; pei; removal; science; surface; vol; wastewater
• The role of numerical and scientific literacy in preparing students for the challenges of the 21st century: A systematic review and bibliometrics analysis by Nalle, Christina ; Ilma, Arina Zaida ; Saryanto, Saryanto; Rejokirono, Rejokirono (2025) - Keywords: Bibliometric analysis, Numerical literacy, Scientific literacy, Systematic literature review. A thematic map highlights key research themes, particularly in scientific literacy, showcasing the diverse methodologies applied in this domain, including qualitative, review, mixed methods, quantitative, and research and development (R&D) approaches. Keywords: analysis; learning; literacy; methods; numeracy; numerical; research; review; science; skills; study; vol
• Logical social similarities and imitation (Phenomenon influencing human thinking) by Yusifova, Gulnare Yusifqizi ; Kazimi, Parviz Firudinoqlu (2025) - Published: 23 April 2025 * Correspondence: pkazimi@mail.ru Logical social similarities and imitation (Phenomenon influencing human thinking) Abstract: The problem of logical social similarity and imitation has been studied very little by the humanities. Keywords: art; imitation; science; similarities; similarity; social; society; study; vol
• Synthesis and characterization and biological evaluation of bivalent metal complexes with (E)-4-bromo-N'-(4-chlorobenzylidene) benzohydrazide ligand by Abdullah, Khalid Tuama ; Etheb, Alaa Mohammed ; Majeed, Wedad Hameed ; Al-Janabi, Ahmed S.M. ; Hussien, Nasry Jassim (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ccr.2016.09.006 [4] M. M. Shakdofa, M. H. Shtaiwi, N. Morsy, and T. M. Abdel-rassel, Metal complexes of hydrazones and their biological, analytical and catalytic applications: A review, Main Group Chemistry, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. [27] A. S. Al-Janabi, A. O. Elzupir, M. M. Abou-Krisha, and T. A. Yousef, New dual inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2 based on metal complexes with Schiff-base 4-chloro-3-methyl phenyl hydrazine: Keywords: activity; biological; complexes; hydrazide; ligand; metal; science; vol
• Calculating pollution indices of heavy metals in surface soil at Baiji refinery by Ahmed, Rand R. ; Karaghool, Haneen A.Kh. ; Hazzaa, Masood Mohsin (2025) - Heavy metal soil contamination in Baiji Refinery is a serious environmental problem facing many areas of Baiji Refinery and surrounding areas. So determining the spread of heavy metal pollution is critical Keywords: class; concentrations; contamination; health; metals; pollution; refinery; science; soil; vol
• Evaluation of the sports inheritance of she ethnic intangible cultural heritage: A fuzzy comprehensive assessment approach by Guo, Yonghong ; Karim, Zulakbal Abd ; Wang, Feng ; Wang, Yinan (2025) - Abstract: This study evaluates the inheritance of She ethnic sports intangible cultural heritage using a fuzzy comprehensive assessment approach to identify key preservation factors and their interrelationships. [5] K. Li, Sports Intangible cultural heritage promotes the sense of community of the Chinese Nation, Open Journal of Social Sciences, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 282-295, 2025. Keywords: activities; analysis; assessment; community; cultural; ethnic; evaluation; factors; heritage; inheritance; inheritor; participation; preservation; research; resources; science; sports; study; transmission; vol
• Assessment of heavy metals and health risks of street vended foods in the Mangaung metro municipality, free State, South Africa by Letuka, Ponts’o ; Nkhebenyane, Sebolelo Jane ; Tywabi-Ngeva, Zikhona (2025) - Assessment of heavy metals and health risks of street vended foods in the Mangaung metro municipality, free State, South Africa Ponts’o Letuka1*, Sebolelo Jane Nkhebenyane1, Zikhona Tywabi-Ngeva2 1Department of Environmental Health, Central University of Technology, Bloem-fontein 9301, South Africa; letlotloletuka@gmail.com (P.L) The health risk assessment through ICLR and Hazard Index (HI) indicated potential cancer and non- cancer risks from heavy metals in street-vended foods, as ICLR ≥ 10-3 and HI > 1. Keywords: cancer; chicken; exposure; food; health; metals; pork; risk; samples; science; street; vol
• A literature review of netizens' online public opinion dissemination behavior on food safety by Li, Xiaopei; Talib, Zunirah Mohd (2025) - The fermentation of public opinion is accompanied by the growth, transfer and dissemination of public opinion information. [28] analyzed from the perspective of stakeholders that in the circle-based communication of food safety public opinion, the frequency of information interaction in the core circle (such as consumer groups and industry practitioners) is more than three times that of the marginal circle, and the trust endorsement within the circle will reduce the cost of information screening and make opinions solidify quickly. Keywords: amplification; behavior; communication; food; information; media; netizens; opinion; public; research; risk; safety; science; social; vol
• Population dynamics and demographic structure of Juniperus Phoenicea L. in Semi-Arid North African ecosystem by Benabderrahmane, Ahlame; Belhadj, Safia; Daoudi, Belkacem; Khadoumi, Amar; Boumakhleb, Abdallah; Belhouadjeb, Fathi Abdellatif (2025) - Parameters of the static life table used to estimate the survival and mortality rates of Juniperus phoenicea populations in the Saharan Atlas. Distribution of the average density of Juniperus phoenicea populations by age category in the Central Saharan Atlas. Keywords: age; density; juniperus; juniperus phoenicea; phoenicea; populations; science; stations; structure; survival; table; trees; vol
• Factors influencing green purchase intention in fashion: Environmental knowledge, green marketing, social influence, and eWOM by Yoharis, Brenda; Rahel, Keisha; Lusianah, Lusianah (2025) - I know environmental terms such as “greenhouse gases”, “climate change”, and “global warming” EK5 I know that green fashion products cause less environmental damage than conventional ones Green Marketing GM1 Fashion brands are making great progress by using eco-friendly packaging, like replacing plastic with paper bags Chahal, et al. This shows that Indonesian Gen Zs are more influenced by social factors such as peer pressure when buying green fashion products. Keywords: behavior; consumer; ewom; fashion; gen; industry; influence; intention; journal; knowledge; marketing; products; purchase; purchasing; relationships; research; science; values; vol

• Strategic market evaluation of Starbucks in Taiwan: A swot analysis of brand positioning, consumer adaptation, and growth opportunities in a tea-dominated culture by Ganbat, Enkhsolongo; Novak, Marko (2025) - [13] K. Pham-Gia, Marketing strategy of “Starbucks coffee”. [6] N. F. Koehn, Howard Schultz, and Starbucks coffee company (Case No. 801-361). Keywords: analysis; brand; challenges; coffee; customer; market; opportunities; starbucks; strategies; strengths; swot; taiwan; weaknesses
• Contributory factors to crane-related accidents in the Thai construction industry by Kongsong, Waranon; Chimpradit, Sayun; Snongtaweeporn, Teeradej; Sumet; Pooworakulchai, Chaiwat; Thammapornram, Chaleeporn (2025) - [13] W. Patamavisut, Crane accidents in construction work. [17] A. R. A. Hamid et al., Causes of crane accidents at construction sites in Malaysia, in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 220, No. 1, p. 012028). Keywords: accidents; analysis; construction; correlation; crane; factors; level; mean; safety; table; vol
• Employees’ voluntary green behavior in small and medium-sized tourism enterprises – a case study of Hanoi by Minh, Nguyen Ngoc (2025) - The relationship between green inclusive leadership and employee green behavior has also attracted attention from several scholars, although research in this area remains limited. Employee green behavior refers to voluntary actions that go beyond job requirements to reduce negative environmental impacts [1]. Keywords: analysis; behavior; commitment; employees; enterprises; green; identity; leadership; study; tourism; vol
• Association between systemic inflammation response index and female breast cancer based on NHANES data (2001–2018): A cross-sectional study by Liu, Jun; Abisado, Mideth B. (2025) - Although SIRI shows promise for informing diagnosis and prognosis in female breast cancer, its specific relationship with breast cancer has not been comprehensively examined. Core Regression Results Univariable linear regression demonstrates that a one-unit increase in SIRI was associated with a 24% increase in breast cancer risk. Keywords: analysis; association; breast; breast cancer; cancer; risk; siri; study; vol
• A stylistic study of eulogic speeches on the death of Queen Elizabeth II by Ahmed Muhammed, Huda ; MingherObied, Iman (2024) - Once again, there is another hyperbolic expression by using the superlative adjectives ”greatest”, it is an exaggerated expression not to be taken literally, but the speaker uses it to indicate on the influence of the strength Queen Elizabeth II gave to those closest to her and the void she left behind after her death. Queen Elizabeth II was the rock on which modern Britain was built” Analysis Metaphor is utilized by Liz Truss as shown in “Queen Elizabeth II was the rock” to compare two different things. Keywords: analysis; death; devices; elizabeth; metaphor; queen; speeches; study; stylistics
• The history of the great migration: Movement to the urban north (1916-1970) and its cultural, social, and political impact by Jadallah Khasawneh, Asma (2024) - These innovations not only enhance the academic understanding of the Great Migration but also provide a robust framework for future research to build upon, especially in areas that may have been previously neglected or underrepresented in migration studies. The Essence of Key Concepts The term Great Migration refers to a pivotal era in American history when African Americans moved in large numbers from the rural Southern United States to urban centers in the North and Midwest. Keywords: african; american; analysis; doi; factors; influence; method; migration
• The 3D plan analysis under progressive collapse for RC buildings through demand capacity ratio (DC) for three levels of damage by Mushina, Wissam; Mushina, Jalal (2024) - The critical columns in plan B for corner and mid column case columns have positive increments. The no. of critical column cases (more than 50% increment with origin) are 3 columns in case of corner column condition to 2 in mid column condition. Keywords: analysis; case; collapse; column; plan; size
• Time history analysis of multi- storey building with basement story accounting for soil–structure interaction by Mushina, Jalal ; Mushina, Wissam (2024) - The dynamic analysis results comparison between the two approaches of modeling soil structure interaction, favored the substructure approach on the direct approach as the direct approach is time consuming. Database of dynamic soil properties for most Iraq soils. Keywords: analysis; approach; building; modeling; results; soil; ssi; storey; structure
• Electrophoretic analysis of proteins from raw materials and commercial diets used in animal feed by Isea-León, Fernando ; Saltos, Luis David Balarezo ; Parra, Jean Carlos Pérez ; Obando, María Belén Vinces ; A. L, Medina, ; Delgado, Juan Manuel Vera ; Useche, Lelly ; Piedra, Felipe Jadán (2024) - A molecular weight range between 31.1 and 234.1 kDa was observed (Table 1), and protein bands with molecular weights of 103.0 kDa and 190.4 kDa were present in most of the analyzed samples. The HLF and HLT samples differed in the number of protein bands obtained when compared with the 24 protein bands detected in raw earthworm (Eisenia foetida) and 17 protein bands in oven-dried earthworm flour. Keywords: analysis; animal; bands; diets; electrophoresis; kda; meal; page; protein; samples; sds; standard; weight
• Examining market synchronicity: Spillover connectedness among commodity markets and exchange rates during crisis periods by Almansour, Bashar Yaser ; Shojaei, Seyed Amirhossein ; Elkrghli, Sabri (2024) - Moreover, while there are considerable studies on the individual impacts of crises on market interconnectedness, there is a dearth of comparative research that examines how distinct types of crises, such as the Covid-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions like the Russia- Ukraine conflict and Israel-Palestine tensions, influence the interconnectedness of exchange rates and commodity markets over an extended period. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1835 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: Bal_mansour@hotmail.com Examining market synchronicity: spillover connectedness among commodity markets and exchange rates during crisis periods Bashar Yaser Almansour1,2*, Seyed Amirhossein Shojaei3, Sabri Elkrghli4 1Faculty of Business and Management, Muscat University, Muscat, Oman. Keywords: analysis; commodity; commodity markets; conflict; connectedness; crude; eur/$; exchange; exchange rates; gbp/$; gold; interconnectedness; markets; oil; rates; spillovers; usd
• A study on the introduction of mixed payment compensation system through top-down cost information analysis in Korea by Kim, Han-sung ; Woo, Jung-sik (2024) - In order to resolve the ongoing complaints of medical service providers under the current fee- for-service system and secure the appropriateness of health insurance compensation rates, compensation for physician fees should be induced to realize the level of cost compensation through cost-based, per- service fee calculations, and the rationality of the payment compensation system can be secured by securing autonomy of providers through bundled fees for hospital costs and changing the payment method. For example, in the US, a mixed payment system is operated in which a bundled payment system is applied to hospital costs for the treatment of the same patient, and a FFS fee is applied to the professional services of doctors. Keywords: analysis; compensation; cost; department; fee; health; hospital; medical; payment; system
• Development of a scale to measure successful aging in late middle-aged women by Lee, Do-Young ; Noh, Gie-Ok (2024) - [6] J. H. Cho, “Prediction Model for the Successful Aging of Middle aged Women,” Doctoral dissertation at Hanyang, 2013. [14] H. Y. Jung, K. M Sung, The development of healthy aging scale for middle aged women: convergent approach. Keywords: age; aging; analysis; factor; items; middle; questions; study; tool; women
• Genre and motif variations in Biliran folk narratives: Insights for literary and cultural studies by A. Niez, Roland (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.2005 © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the author; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: dnalorzie3@gmail.com Genre and motif variations in Biliran folk narratives: Insights for literary and cultural studies Roland A. Niez1* 1Biliran Province State University, Naval, Biliran Province, Philippines; dnalorzie3@gmail.com (R.A.N.). By exploring the genre and motifs of Biliran folk narratives, the researcher intends to develop localized teaching materials for literary and cultural studies across various educational institutions. Keywords: analysis; ang; biliran; folk; folk narratives; folktales; gate; island; learning; legend; literature; love; motif; narratives; oral; story; traditions; values; vol
• Exploring the interplay between female entrepreneurship and marriage: Insights through bibliometric analysis by Fard, Hajar Moayery ; Jikidze, Ekaterine (2024) - Women entrepreneurship in China: A bibliometric literature review and future research agenda. Exploring the interplay between female entrepreneurship and marriage: Insights through bibliometric analysis Hajar Moayery Fard1*, Ekaterine Jikidze2 1,2George Herbert Walker School of Business and Technology, Webster University Georgia; hajarmoayeryfard@webster.edu (H.M.) ekaterinejikidze@webster.edu (E.J.) Abstract: This study utilizes a bibliometric analysis to examine the intersection of marriage and female entrepreneurship and identify five key themes: the gender gap in entrepreneurship, rural women entrepreneurship, female entrepreneurial concerns, entrepreneurship-family structure, and cultural problems of women entrepreneurs. Keywords: analysis; business; entrepreneurship; et al; family; female; gap; gender; journal; marriage; research; role; themes; women; women entrepreneurs
• The role of mindfulness in treating gaming addiction in high school students: A case study in Vietnam by Ha, Duong Thi Thu (2024) - The role of mindfulness in treating gaming addiction in high school students: A case study in Vietnam Duong Thi Thu Ha1* 1Tran Nhan Tong Institute - Vietnam National University Hanoi; hadtt.vtnt@vnu.edu.vn (D.T.T.H.). Abstract: The objective of this study is to understand how mindfulness heals gaming addiction among high schoolers in Vietnam by sampling 200 individuals. Keywords: addiction; analysis; children; control; et al; gaming; gaming addiction; health; mindfulness; research; school; self; study
• Multivariate analysis of homicide and intentional crime rates in South America: An application of the HJ biplot by Contreras, Franklin Raúl Espinoza ; Quilligana, Roberto Ivan Basurto ; Barzola, Jimmy Aldrin Cedeño ; Quispillo, Juan Mauricio Guaman ; Gamboa, Dennis Alfredo Peralta (2024) - Socioeconomic factors such as economic inequality and lack of job opportunities are strongly correlated with higher crime rates in these regions. Countries with greater economic inequalities tend to have higher crime rates, especially in marginalized urban areas where the lack of employment and educational opportunities can lead to an increase in violence (Vargas, 2023). Keywords: analysis; biplot; countries; crime; homicide; rates; south; study; variables; violence
• Correlation between increased neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin urine protein level with disease activities on pediatrics lupus nephritis: A meta-analysis study by Vitariana, Ade Ratna Ayu ; Prasetyo, Risky Vitria ; Wungu, Citrawati Dyah Kencono (2024) - 2006 United States Cross sectional observation al study 35 ELISA 4°C SLEDAI-2K Median 2 IQR 3 r>0.47 p<0.0001 (significant) This study reported a strong to moderate correlation between urinary NGAL level and renal disease activity in patients with lupus nephritis. 2013 Egypt Cross sectional observation al study 33 ELISA -80°C R-SLEDAI Not reported r = 0.5, p = 0.02 There was a significant positive correlation between urine NGAL level and lupus nephritis activity score. Keywords: activity; analysis; correlation; disease; doi; level; lupus; nephritis; ngal; study
• Unveiling the dynamics of rooftop solar entrepreneurship among micro-scale prosumers in Kerala by Ajith, N. K. ; Velmurugan, V. P. (2024) - Additionally, it places this analysis within the global and national context, examining how India's experiences and challenges align with and diverge from global trends in solar energy adoption and prosumption. Within this context, micro-scale solar prosumers, individuals who both consume and produce solar energy, play a pivotal role in decentralized energy production. Keywords: adoption; analysis; energy; entrepreneurship; factors; government; hypothesis; incentives; prosumers; rooftop; study
• A study on occupational stress of police women employees in Kerala by Sivadas, Kalpa ; Rajalakshmi, K. (2024) - Several researches consistently demonstrate that increased levels of job stress are associated with decreased job satisfaction, therefore establishing a clear relationship between occupational stress and numerous negative organizational outcomes. A study on occupational stress of police women employees in Kerala Kalpa Sivadas1*, K. Rajalakshmi2 1Research Scholar, Department of Management, Prist School of Business, Prist Deemed to be University, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India; kalpasivadas@outlook.com (K.S.) Keywords: analysis; impact; job; levels; officers; performance; police; police officers; research; satisfaction; stress; study; work
• Impact of occupational stress on performance metrics for women in Kerala’s police force by Sivadas, Kalpa ; Rajalakshmi, K. (2024) - This study examines the factors that influence occupational stress amongst female police officers in Kerala, emphasizing the effects of these stressors on their job performance, physical and mental well-being, work-life balance, and plans to leave the profession. Keywords: Female police officers, Job performance, Kerala, Management support, Occupational stress, Work life balance. Keywords: analysis; balance; job; occupational; officers; performance; police; police officers; stress; support; time; work
• Bibliometric analysis of business performance dynamics in the infrastructure sector by Adam, Helmi ; Achsani, Noer Azam ; Sembel, Roy H.M. ; Sari, Linda Karlina (2024) - Network visualization of ESG publications. Density visualization of ESG publications. Keywords: analysis; author; business; cluster; companies; company; doi; esg; factors; figure; ihsg; infrastructure; keywords; market; number; performance; publications; research; university; vol
• A novel framework for electrocardiogram beats recognition based on Hjorth parameters and inferential statistics by Purboyo, Tito Waluyo ; Naufal, Dziban ; Putra, M. Darfyma ; Kurniawan, Ekki (2024) - Several studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of combining Hjorth parameters with machine learning techniques for ECG signal analysis. This conclusion is particularly useful in contexts such as ECG signal analysis, where determining whether different heartbeats exhibit distinct characteristics is crucial for accurate diagnosis and classification. Keywords: activity; analysis; beat; classification; ecg; hjorth; lead; parameters; signal
• Academic administration affecting student achievement of vocational colleges in Jiangxi province by Yao, Yao ; Siththada, Thada (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3776 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: 353066997@qq.com Academic administration affecting student achievement of vocational colleges in Jiangxi province Yao Yao1*, Thada Siththada2 1Student of Doctor in Educational Administration, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University; 353066997@qq.com (Y.Y.) 2Department of Educational Administration, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University; thada.si@ssru.a (T.S.). Abstract: This study examines the impact of academic administration on student achievement in vocational colleges in Jiangxi Province, China. Keywords: achievement; administration; analysis; colleges; jiangxi; province; student; study
• Assessing the efficiency of pacific Asia Islamic stock markets using multifractal detrended fluctuation analysis by Soufiane, Benbachir ; Mohamed, Habachi (2024) - The current research on Islamic stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region, using the MF-DFA method, mirrors many findings from global studies in demonstrating that multifractality is a widespread characteristic in financial markets, highlighting inefficiencies that traditional models may fail to capture. Introduction The efficiency of stock markets is a subject that has captivated the attention of economists, investors, and researchers for several decades. Keywords: analysis; correlations; efficiency; index; indices; islamic; markets; multifractality; series; stock; term; time
• Cross-country comparative analysis of social policy process: Implications for sustainable development in Vietnam by Hai, Do Phu (2024) - This complexity necessitates methodological tools capable of capturing the interplay between multiple institutional variables and their impact on social policy outcomes. The datasets encompass social policy outcomes and institutional variables, ensuring comprehensive coverage of relevant factors. Keywords: analysis; capacity; cases; conditions; countries; executive; government; outcome; policies; policy; qca; society; threshold
• Multifractal detrended cross-correlation analysis of Islamic stock markets in the pacific Asia region by Soufiane, Benbachir ; Karim, Amzile (2025) - The findings have important implications for investors, policymakers, and financial analysts concerned with portfolio diversification, risk management, and the efficiency of Islamic financial markets in this economically vital region. Furthermore, Multifractal cross-correlation analysis enhances portfolio diversification by revealing fluctuations in asset correlations that traditional methods often miss, allowing for more resilient portfolios. Keywords: analysis; correlations; cross; dcca; indices; islamic; markets; multifractal; series; vol
• Factors influencing IFRS 13 adoption in enhancing financial report accuracy by Mehrani, Sasan ; Tofiq, Adalet (2025) - [12] M. El-Helaly, C. G. Ntim, and M. Soliman, The role of national culture in international financial reporting standards adoption, Research in International Business and Finance, vol. 54, p. 101241, 2020. [21] A. Hoti and L. Krasniqi, Impact of international financial reporting standards adoption on the perception of investors to invest in small-to-medium enterprise adopting transparency in disclosure policies, International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, vol. 13, no. Keywords: accounting; accuracy; adoption; analysis; factors; ifrs; market; reporting; standards; study; value; vol
• Analysis of the quality of service of PT Bheta Yard Nusantara towards customer satisfaction as a contracting company in the field of services and procurement of goods by Nugraha, Augit Izza ; Wulandari, Astri (2025) - The implications of this research emphasize the importance of improving service quality in areas deemed significant by customers to enhance satisfaction and loyalty. In the service and goods procurement industry, service quality is defined as the company's ability to provide the best service that meets or exceeds consumer expectations. Keywords: analysis; bheta; company; consumer; customer; importance; nusantara; performance; quality; satisfaction; service; yard
• Institutional factors and economic policy uncertainty: An asymmetric analysis by YILDIZ, Tuba ; KIRMIZIOĞLU, Hale ; ARSLAN, Ünal ; ÇELİKÖZ, Yıldız SAĞLAM (2025) - Abstract: This study examines the relationship between economic policy uncertainties and institutional infrastructure or institutional quality. This condition may decrease economic policy uncertainty, resulting in improved growth and prosperity. Keywords: analysis; ardl; cointegration; corruption; cross; economy; epu; factors; gdp; institutions; policy; run; test; uncertainty; vol
• Decomposition analysis of influencing factors of GPU-centric supercomputing demand: LMDI-based approach by Shim, Hyungwook ; Ko, Myeongju ; Seo, Minho (2025) - In this paper, LMDI factor decomposition analysis was performed. U = ∑ 𝑈𝑖𝑖 = ∑ (𝑈𝑖 𝑊𝑖⁄ )(𝑊𝑖 𝑊⁄ )𝑊 = ∑ 𝐼𝑖𝑆𝑖𝑖 𝑄𝑖 (9) Data for factor decomposition analysis was used from the National Supercomputing Center's Nurion and Neuron supercomputer operation data. Keywords: analysis; cpu; demand; effect; energy; gpu; lmdi; resources
• Using Large Language Models in Software Requirements Analysis by Son, Han Seong (2025) - [2] software requirements analysis is the process of ensuring that software requirements accurately break down the system requirements. Cantone and Adonsou proposed to use Karnaugh Maps (K-Maps) in software requirements analysis to identify absent requirements and reduce redundant related requirements [2]. Keywords: analysis; mode; object; radar; requirements; software
• Influence of traditional graphics integration on information system user experience: Investigating the mediating role of interaction systems and the moderating role of national graphics standards by Wu, Aifeng (2025) - This study presents a universal framework for embedding visual heritage in user interface design and its meaning for human-computer interaction and intercultural, digital communication. Abstract: This study examines the influence of traditional graphics on the user experience (UX) in digital interfaces by integrating cultural visual elements to evaluate usability. Keywords: analysis; design; graphics; information; integration; system; user; vol
• Factor analysis of teacher job satisfaction before and during WFH: Evidence from Indonesia by Setiorini, Amanda ; Rachmarwi, Wiwik ; Nurfadillah, Dety (2025) - amanda.setiorini@umn.ac.id Factor analysis of teacher job satisfaction before and during WFH: Evidence from Indonesia Amanda Setiorini1*, Wiwik Rachmarwi2, Dety Nurfadillah3 1Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Indonesia; amanda.setiorini@umn.ac.id (A.S.). Therefore, this research aims to find out and compare the factors that influence teacher job satisfaction before the pandemic (Before WFH) and during the pandemic (During WFH). Keywords: analysis; factor; home; job; job satisfaction; learning; responsibility; satisfaction; security; teachers; variables; vol; wfh; work; working
• Impact of social media use on job performance of private university teachers in Henan Province, China by Jun, Gao ; Hussin, Wan Nur Tasnim Binti Wan (2025) - In the unique context of private universities in Henan Province, the use of both JO-SMU and SO- SMU social media will negatively impact research performance. Therefore, teachers in private universities in Henan Province should actively use social media to improve their teaching performance. Keywords: analysis; job; learning; media; performance; research; smu; teachers; teaching; universities; university; vol
• The impact of corporate social responsibility on the reputation of local companies (Case study with companies in Kosovo) by Lima, Demir ; Sejdiu, Sherif ; Kastrati, Taulant ; Shala, Venet (2025) - 726 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 725-735, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6060 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Below, we will discuss in more detail the concept of CSR (corporate social responsibility) and company reputation. Published: 8 April 2025 * Correspondence: sherif.sejdiu@uni-gjk.org The impact of corporate social responsibility on the reputation of local companies (Case study with companies in Kosovo) Demir Lima1, Sherif Sejdiu2*, Taulant Kastrati3, Venet Shala4 1,3,4Faculty of Economics, University of Prizren “Ukshin Hoti”, Prizren, Kosovo; demir.limaj@uni-prizren.com (D.L.) taulantkast@gmail.com Keywords: analysis; companies; csr; reputation; research; responsibility; table; total; vol
• Vibration-based structural anomaly detection and health monitoring of urban air mobility vehicles by Seo, Soeng-Weon ; Kwag, Dong-Gi (2025) - Rotational imbalances caused by propeller damage, mass imbalance, and fastening defects, which have been previously reported in wind turbines and aircraft engines, are key factors that can alter natural frequencies and amplitudes, thereby making them critical references for UAM vibration analysis [2-4]. These rotational imbalances can induce structural vibrations that can act as key determinants of UAM operational conditions. Keywords: analysis; arm; conditions; damage; experiment; frequency; mass; propeller; rotor; uam; vibration; vol
• Paradoxical symbolism in Madurese fiction: A psychoanalytic perspective by Umamy, Etty ; Supratno, Haris ; Indarti, Titik (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to uncover the meaning of paradoxical symbols in Royyan Julian's works, especially in the novel Pendosa yang Saleh, using psychoanalytic and semiotic approaches. The results of the study indicate that paradoxical symbols such as Suhairiyah's smile, hallucinations, and Mubarak's behavior as a pedophile reflect the tension between social expectations and personal desires. Keywords: analysis; characters; conflict; desires; julian; mubarak; norms; novel; real; symbols; tension; vol
• Sustainable development strategies for improving the efficiency and safety of a highway in Iraq by Had, Ahmed ; Ghazali, Farid Ezanee Mohamed ; Jrew, Basim ; Hassoon, Ali (2025) - Keywords: Highway performance, Infrastructure improvement traffic flow, Level of service (LOS), Road safety. Lastly, for two-lane, two-way highways in Iraq, it is also advised to explore the relationship between road geometric characteristics, Heavy Vehicles (HVs), LOS, and capacity to gain a deeper understanding of the factors influencing highway performance. Keywords: analysis; conditions; flow; highway; iraq; lane; los; performance; right; road; speed; study; traffic; vol
• Comparative analysis of varimax and Promax rotation methods in exploratory factor analysis by Ahmed, Abdalla ; Maruod, Walla (2025) - https://doi.org/10.9790/0990-1106014753 [9] W. H. Finch, A comparison of factor rotation methods for dichotomous data, Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods, vol. 10, no. 2, p. 14, 2011. Factor rotations may be broadly divided into two categories: (1) oblique rotations, in which factors are allowed to correlate, and (2) orthogonal rotations, in which factors are restricted to stay uncorrelated. Keywords: analysis; factor; loadings; method; promax; rotation; variance; varimax; vol
• The role and discourse of FinTech companies in ESG issues: A cross-company content analysis by Zhang, Jie (2025) - Furthermore, our sentiment analysis indicates a consistently positive tone across ESG topics, suggesting a performative dimension in FinTech ESG communication. These findings converge on the need to treat governance not as a compliance checkbox but as a discursive practice with definable linguistic markers,an approach adopted in our classification of governance sub-themes within FinTech ESG narratives. Keywords: analysis; communication; companies; content; discourse; esg; fintech; firms; governance; narratives; sentiment; study; sustainability; vol
• Evolution of cross-cultural architectural decorative elements from a semiotic perspective: A comparative study of Ming-Qing Chinese and Malacca Baba-Nyonya architecture by Ren, Yujing ; Masri, Mawar (2025) - Published: 15 May 2025 * Correspondence: mawar194@uitm.edu.my Evolution of cross-cultural architectural decorative elements from a semiotic perspective: A comparative study of Ming-Qing Chinese and Malacca Baba-Nyonya architecture Yujing Ren1, Mawar Masri2* 1,2University of Technology MARA, Malaysia; 18503271119@163.com (Y.R.) mawar194@uitm.edu.my (M.B.M.). Peirce's triadic classification of signs provides a methodological tool for the classification and analysis of architectural decorative elements Keywords: analysis; architecture; baba; cultural; elements; malacca; meaning; nyonya; patterns; qing; research
• Molecular regulatory mechanisms and nursing preventive measures of depression-related thrombosis risk by Fang, Jing ; Shen, Qunyan ; Lv, Xinghui (2025) - Standardizing thrombosis risk assessment criteria in depression studies, including uniform biomarker measurement protocols and structured intervention frameworks, would enhance comparability across future research. Overall, the effect sizes show in Table 1, that all three categories (inflammation, platelet hyperreactivity, endothelial dysfunction) are significant contributors to increased thrombosis risk in people with depression. Keywords: adherence; analysis; depression; dysfunction; endothelial; individuals; interventions; levels; nursing; patients; platelet; psychiatric; risk; studies; study; thrombosis; thrombosis risk; vol
• Insights for growth: Understanding the drivers of ASNAF entrepreneurial success in Malaysia by Hamid, Nadiah Abd ; Ismail, Ida Suriya ; Yunus, Nuridayu ; Norizan, Saifulrizan ; Palil, Mohd Rizal (2024) - Stasch [49] highlighted that marketing concepts that can be executed with a small budget are a good marketing strategy that could lead to business success. Keywords: ASNAF entrepreneurs, Capital, Employees, Marketing strategy, Online business, Record keeping, Zakat organization. Keywords: analysis; asnaf; asnaf entrepreneurs; business; capital; employees; entrepreneurs; factor; islamic; journal; malaysia; marketing; online; study; success; vol; zakat
• The impact of transformational leadership on employee performance: The mediating role of job satisfaction and organizational commitment by Aldossari, Fahad ; Alanizan, Salem (2025) - Published: 5 June 2025 * Correspondence: s.alanizan@outlook.com The impact of transformational leadership on employee performance: The mediating role of job satisfaction and organizational commitment Fahad Aldossari1, Salem Alanizan2* 1,2College of Administration and Finance, Business Administration Department, Saudi Electronic University, Saudi Arabia; s.alanizan@outlook.com (S.A.). The primary objective of this study was to examine the relationship between transformational leadership and employee performance and to investigate the extent to which job satisfaction and organizational commitment mediate this relationship. Keywords: analysis; commitment; employee; employee performance; engagement; impact; job; leadership; learning; performance; research; satisfaction; study; vol; work
• Influence of internal social capital and external social capital on product innovation by Sang, Phung Khac ; Hoan, Nguyen ; Huy, Pham Van ; Phuong, Mai Quynh ; Huong, Nguyen Thuy (2025) - Published: 16 June 2025 * Correspondence: hoannx.nd@gmail.com Influence of internal social capital and external social capital on product innovation Phung Khac Sang1, Nguyen Hoan2*, Pham Van Huy3, Mai Quynh Phuong4, Nguyen Thuy Huong5 1,5University of Labour and Social Affairs, Hanoi, Vietnam; sangphung2706@gmail.com (P.K.S.) nguyenthuyhuong.889@gmail.com (N.T.H.). The purpose of this study is to determine whether internal social capital and external social capital have a positive impact on product innovation. Keywords: analysis; business; capital; companies; innovation; new; packaging; plastic; product; product innovation; research; study; vietnam; vol
• Relationship between clinical, laboratory, and radiological parameters with polymerase chain reaction positivity sputum in adult HIV patients with suspicion of pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia by Atmaja, Kadek Surya ; Somia, I Ketut Agus ; Krisdanti, I Desak Putu Agung ; Candrawati, Ni Wayan ; Kusumawardani, Ida Ayu Jasminarti Dwi ; Arisanti, Ni Luh Putu Eka (2025) - The combination of decreased lymphocyte cells and increased LDH was able to distinguish PCP patients compared to those without PCP with an AUC of 0.941 (95% CI 0.892-0.990).2 This study aims to assess the relationship between clinical, laboratory, and radiological parameters with PCR positivity in sputum in HIV patients with suspicion of PCP. [2] found that routine indicator examinations such as lymphocytes, monocytes, red blood cells, total protein, albumin were significantly lower in PCP patients compared to non-PCP, while LDH was significantly higher in PCP patients compared to patients without PCP. Keywords: analysis; cd4; hiv; parameters; patients; pcp; pcr; pneumocystis; pneumonia; sputum; study; subjects; vol
• Factors hindering compliance with hygienic-dietary measures among pregnant women with gestational diabetes in Morocco by Azargui, Hanane ; Ibrahmi, Btihaj AL ; Arabi, Fatine EL ; Khal-Layoun, Soad ; Bour, Abdellatif (2025) - Dietary factors according to compliance. Dietary Factors: Personalization Versus Standardization Analysis of diet-related factors confirms the importance of personalization in dietary compliance: adaptation to food preferences emerges as the most discriminating dietary factor (d = -0.788), confirming its inclusion in the final predictive model. Keywords: analysis; compliance; diabetes; diet; factors; measures; mellitus; study; understanding; vol
• Influence of leader social capital on product innovation by Yen, Pham Ngoc ; Phuong, Ha Thi Thu ; Trung, Nguyen Tan ; Thanh, Do Minh ; Anh, Le The (2025) - Keywords: Business administration, Economics, Leader social capital, Plastic and packaging firms, Product innovation. Abstract: This study was conducted with the aim of analyzing, evaluate and measuring the impact of leadership social capital on product innovation of plastic and packaging firms in Hanoi and neighboring provinces through survey results. Keywords: analysis; business; capital; innovation; leader; leadership; lsc; packaging; plastic; product; research; social; vietnam; vol
• Impact of capital market performance on foreign portfolio investment in Nigeria by Ogege, S. ; Biiranee, K.F.B (2025) - Despite the growing body of research focusing on the effects of foreign capital on Nigeria’s capital markets, there is relatively limited emphasis on how capital market characteristics themselves influence the scale and persistence of foreign portfolio investment. This external vulnerability highlights that capital markets in frontier economies are often at the mercy of global financial cycles, necessitating a comprehensive approach that integrates both domestic and international determinants when analyzing FPI dynamics. Keywords: analysis; capital; capital market; distribution; financial; fpi; inflows; investment; investors; journal; market; nigeria; portfolio; test; value; vol
• Calorific value analysis of coastal plastic waste for electric power generation in Selayar Islands by Abeng, Dwi Novalita Tanri; Wahab , Abdul Wahid; Monoarfa, Winarni; Demmalino, Eymal Bahsar (2025) - Among the alternative energy options receiving increasing attention is the utilization of plastic waste and biomass as fuel for power generation [5]. This strategy not only helps in managing plastic waste but also offers a promising solution to the escalating energy crisis, especially in remote and underserved areas Keywords: analysis; calorific; content; energy; matter; plastic; potential; study; value; vol; waste; water
• Understanding the investment behavior of FPIs and DIIs in Indian stock market in changing macroeconomic scenario: A post financial crisis (2008) analysis by Hani, Umme; Karimullah, Karimullah; Alam, Firoz (2025) - It created increasing interest of the people towards stock market investment as it was easy for them due to payment crisis. 5.2. In the recent past, Indian stock market continued to be an attractive investment destination for global as well as domestic institutional investors Keywords: analysis; behavior; diis; fpis; impact; investment; investors; market; purchase; result; return; shocks; stock market; vol
• Optimization of formulation and drying temperature of dried Cassava Getuk with black mulberry (Morus Nigra L.) juice using response surface method (RSM) by Taufik, Yusman; Sutrisno, Asep Dedy; Widiantara, Tantan; Apsari, Feby Dwi; Hariadi, Hari (2025) - Optimization Results Using Design Expert Ver-13 Figure 13. Dried cassava getuk can be made by adding some food additive like food flavour. Keywords: analysis; cassava; content; design; expert; mulberry; response; vol

• Enhancing teacher performance: The impact of emotional support and work passion by Purwanto, Edy; Rahmawati, Dyah Ayu; Kiptiyah, Siti Maryatul (2025) - Teacher emotional support, especially through peer and colleague relationships, is a crucial element in enhancing teacher performance to its highest potential Biasi, et al. Although earlier research has 1300 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 9: 1298-1308, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i9.10129 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate already proven connections between teacher emotional support and work engagement such as Almazyad et al., (2020), there is still a potential to further investigate the specific ways in which emotional support from colleagues and school administrators directly influences different aspects of teacher performance. Keywords: engagement; learning; passion; performance; research; school; support; teacher; teacher performance; teaching; vol; work
• Cultural intelligence and employee innovation performance in foreign trade companies: The role of innovative work behavior by Xin-Liufang, Xin-Liufang; Mohamad, Abang Azlan; Lo, May-Chiun (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1348/096317903769647210 [9] J. Li, The impact of employee cultural intelligence on their innovative performance, Doctoral Dissertation, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, 2021. This study examines how cultural intelligence (CQ), which encompasses cognitive, metacognitive, motivational, and behavioral dimensions, enhances employee innovation performance (EIP) through innovative work behavior (IWB). Keywords: behavior; cognitive; employee; ideas; individuals; innovation; intelligence; iwb; metacognitive; performance; vol; work
• The impact of implementing professional ethics standards on job performance and professional behavior of employees in information institutions in Khartoum State: An analytical study by Osman, Ehlam Hussein Elsadig; Hafeez, Gadaa Taha Abdal; Mohammed, Abeer Taha Abdelhafeez (2025) - Information institution employees must take greater responsibility because their institutions' service quality is directly linked to their ethical conduct. This improves employee performance by finding innovative solutions to the issues they encounter, such as improving search processes or developing information management systems. Keywords: behavior; employees; ethics; information; institutions; job; number; performance; professional; sample; standards; study; work
• Individual productivity as a key to survival: An integrated structural model of self-regulation, self-motivation, and social cohesion in Thailand’s industrial workforce by Khaegkhan, Thanongsak; Chaveesuk, Singha; Chaiyasoonthorn, Wornchanok (2025) - Specifically, organizations with more satisfied employees experienced greater customer loyalty, enhanced employee productivity, increased profitability, and lower staff turnover rates. Abstract: This study investigates the influence of self-regulation (SR), self-motivation (SM), and social cohesion (SC) on individual productivity (IP) among industrial workers in Thailand. Keywords: cohesion; goals; individual; industrial; motivation; performance; productivity; regulation; research; self; study; thailand; theory; vol; work
• Genetic algorithm for intelligent portfolio selection: A data-driven approach to asset allocation by Christodoulou-Volos, Christos N. (2025) - Figures 1 and 2 illustrate the graphical results of portfolio optimization performance. The comparison is based on key financial metrics such as portfolio return, risk, and Sharpe Ratio. Keywords: algorithms; methods; mpt; optimization; performance; portfolio; pso; ratio; return; risk; sharpe; vol
• A review for analyzing critical factors affecting indoor robot operation: Evidence-based design approaches by Jeong, Hojeong; Seo, Seungha; Kim, Sungjin (2025) - [4] proposed spatial design principles for robot-oriented environments through a Roomba-based experimental study, demonstrating that uniform luminance, high color contrast, and clearly defined marking systems enhance robotic perception performance [4]. This study examines service robot performance indicators, perception accuracy, path stability, and collision rate and relates them to material properties such as reflectance, coefficient of friction, surface roughness, illuminance uniformity, and transparency. Keywords: accuracy; design; ebd; environments; et al; evidence; factors; friction; perception; performance; reflectance; robot; stability; study; surface
• The performance of workers through knowledge sharing and knowledge management: A quantitative analysis of SMEs by Sutrisno (2024) - This research employs two primary theories, knowledge sharing and knowledge management, along with individual performance constructs, to identify correlations that serve as key findings. The findings indicate a robust and statistically significant positive correlation between knowledge sharing, knowledge management, and the performance of SME workers. Keywords: business; employees; exchange; information; journal; knowledge; knowledge management; knowledge sharing; learning; organization; performance; practices; research; smes; vol
• Measuring the performance of national oil companies in creating value Conceptual model by Diab, Malak Othman; Hammoud, Jamil Ali; Farhat, Mohamed Youssef; Atyeh, Mohamad (2025) - National oil companies differ greatly in their institutional environments, objectives, operations, and local and international social and economic links, which makes a comparative assessment of the value creation of national oil companies important [2]. By doing so, the study provides a practical framework that policymakers and researchers can rely on when evaluating national oil company performance across diverse contexts. Keywords: country; governance; index; national; noc; oil; oil companies; oil company; oil sector; performance; sector; state; value; value creation; variables
• Delay factors and operational performance of bus rapid transit systems: A systematic literature review with insights for Indonesia by Hazmi, Ervaby Jati Al; Setiadji, Bagus Hario (2025) - Across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, BRT systems have been implemented to improve mobility, reduce congestion, and enhance environmental performance. Despite these intentions, one of the most persistent challenges faced by BRT systems is the issue of operational delays. Keywords: brt; bus; delay; headway; indonesian; performance; research; scheduling; semarang; service; signal; studies; systems; time; trans; transit; travel; vol
• The science of ladder drills and plyometrics: Enhancing neuromuscular efficiency in athletes by Ravi, Pramod ; K, Divya (2024) - There is a significant (p > 0.05) interaction between agility (high and low), ladder drill training techniques, and plyometric training methods of athletic performance skills (p < 0.05). The first theory is there is a significant difference in the influence of plyometric training and ladder drill training methods on athletes' agility’. Keywords: agility; athletes; doi; drills; ladder; motor; muscle; neuromuscular; performance; players; plyometric; test; training; vol
• Board diversity effect on financial performance in Indonesian financial institution by Sani Kurniawan, Muhammad; Dwi Hardiman, Hendi ; Santoso, Agus ; Kurniawati, Renny (2024) - This study includes four independent variables: board commissioners gender diversity, board directors gender diversity, board commissioners national diversity, board directors national diversity. In theory, board commissioners diversity improve their monitoring process. Keywords: board; commissioners; companies; company; directors; diversity; gender; nationality; performance
• Exploring factors influencing work productivity: A qualitative case study of employee motivation and leadership practices by Khawaja, Sarwar ; Karimi, Hengameh (2024) - The journey explored how leadership strategies, organisational culture, and communication dynamics influence employee experiences and organisational performance. Keywords: Employee engagement, Employee motivation, Leadership strategies, Organisational culture, Qualitative case study, Work productivity, 1. Keywords: business; communication; culture; employee; engagement; leadership; performance; productivity; research; study; work
• The impact of self-esteem and self-efficacy on the performance of medical personnel: The mediating role of job satisfaction by Sulaimiah; Nuruly, Santy ; Suprayetno, Djoko ; Wardani, Laila ; Endri, Endri (2024) - [5] T.A. Judge and J.E. Bono, J. E, “Relationship of core self-evaluation traits—self-esteem, generalized self-efficacy, locus of control, and emotional stability—with job satisfaction and job performance: A meta-analysis,” Journal of Applied Psychology, vol. 86, no. 1, pp. Abstract: The study aims to investigate the impact of self-esteem and self-efficacy on the performance of medical personnel by making job satisfaction variables as mediators. Keywords: effect; efficacy; esteem; job; job satisfaction; performance; personnel; satisfaction; self; vol; work
• The effect of communication skills and compensation on performance through job satisfaction and subjective well-being of mental hospital nurses in South Sulawesi by Mubyl, Mutiarini ; Basalamah, Salim ; Rahman Mus, Abdul ; Alam, Roslina ; Dwinanda, Giri (2024) - Compensation has a positive and significant effect on performance through nurse Work Satisfaction. Purba (2018) shows several aspects related to nurse performance in providing nursing services, including the level of nurse education, inadequate abilities, some nurses being rude and impatient in dealing with patients. Keywords: communication; communication skills; compensation; dadi; effect; health; nurses; patients; performance; research; rskd; satisfaction; skills; study; subjective; value; work; work satisfaction
• The flag effect on the physical performance of soccer assistant referees by Gottlieb, Roni ; Aviv, Efi ; Shalom, Asaf ; Calleja Gonzalez, Julio ; Meckel, Yoav (2024) - In general, the findings of this study indicate that unlike the regular running that is required of soccer referees during a game, having to continuously hold a flag clearly decreases the running efficiency of assistant referees, and increases their energy expenditure – especially while combined with lateral running. The influence of soccer match play on physiological and physical performance measures in soccer referees and assistant referees. Keywords: assistant; assistant referees; fitness; flag; game; performance; physical; referees; running; soccer; test
• Market and entrepreneurial orientations model to increase product innovation of culinary micro small medium enterprises in Indonesia by Ernawati Fatimah, Siska ; Juhaida Johari, Razana; Komara, Acep ; Maulany, Soesanti (2024) - The results indicated a significant impact of market and entrepreneurial orientations on product innovation with market orientation having a more dominant effect on product innovation than entrepreneurial orientation. A strong market orientation shows business players can absorb market knowledge for product innovation. Keywords: business; culinary; effect; influence; innovation; market; market orientation; marketing; msme; orientation; owners; performance; product; product innovation; research
• Influence of torque flow, pressure on the performance of a fire pump at the gas complex level by Benmoussa, Moufida ; Inel, Fouad (2024) - Bearing DE NDE DE NDE DE NDE 0.00 NR NR NR NR NR NR 38.85(*) NR NR NR NR NR NR 72.85 NR NR NR NR NR NR 79.64 NR NA NR NR NR NR 87.14 NR NA NR NR NR NR 99.28 (**) NR NA NR NR NR NR 107.14 NR NA NR NR NR NR 128.57 NR NR NR NR NR NR 150 NA NA NA NA NA NA Note: NA : Not applicable; (*) : Finally, to monitor pump performance, we recommend the immediate installation of a permanent flow meter at the pump discharge level and avoid any type of risk. Keywords: fire; flow; head; nr nr; performance; pressure; pump
• The impact of circuit training among volleyball and basketball players girls in Tirana of Albania by Lleshi, Enkeleida ; Mema, Blerina ; Martiri, Altin ; Lile, Anduela (2024) - Basketball players had more speed and agility than volleyball players in the start of the training program. There were no significant differences among the girls’ basketball and volleyball players' vertical jump performance variables, but volleyball players showed slightly higher values after training compared to basketball players; SJ (VB- 0.9, BB-0.06), CMJ (VB-2.38,BB-0.98) and in DJ 20 cm (VB-2.37, BB-0.45). Keywords: agility; basketball; jump; performance; players; results; speed; sports; test; training; volleyball
• Using magnetic marketing tools to enhance the financial performance of the Iraqi general insurance company by Hamid, Zainab Rafid ; Ibrahim, Maha Sabah (2024) - As for insurance companies, the importance of financial performance increases due to their specificity from other economic sectors, especially with regard to the levels of risks they are 482 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 3: 476-489, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i3.1673 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate exposed to as a result of their financing method compared to other service companies, as they rely more closely on It is essential for the money of its insured persons represented by insurance premiums (Sajini, 2022: 102). 3.7. However, the challenges that insurance faces today are related to the nature and specificity of the service provided, in addition to Controls and regulations imposed by the laws and legislation governing it, it has become necessary for insurance companies to move towards adopting modern and advanced marketing methods and tools that support the efforts of marketing producers and enhance their productive performance. Keywords: activity; companies; company; customers; financial; insurance; loss; magnetic; marketing; message; performance; portfolio; rate; research; revenues
• Strategic design to ensure the sustainable productivity of military division government organization by Sari, Rini Mulyani ; Nugraha, Evan (2024) - Keywords: Balanced scorecard, Good corporate governance, Military division, Organization productivity, Strategy mapping. This study examines the effect of utilizing the balanced scorecard and implementing good corporate governance on the productivity of military government organizations. Keywords: gcg; governance; government; impact; learning; performance; productivity; research; scorecard; table; test
• Sustainable leadership among financial managers in Spain: A gender issue by Bulmer, Elene ; Zamarrón, Ivan ; Yañez-Araque, Benito (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i5.1838 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: ebulmer@nebrija.es Sustainable leadership among financial managers in Spain: A gender issue Elene Bulmer1*, Ivan Zamarrón2, Benito Yañez-Araque3 1,2Escuela Politécnica Superior, Universidad Antonio de Nebrija, Calle Santa Cruz de Marcenado, 27, Madrid 28015, Spain; ebulmer@nebrija.es (E.B.) izamarron@nebrija.es This study analyzed the level of sustainable leadership among financial managers in Spain. Keywords: avery; honeybee; leadership; level; locust; organizations; performance; practices; scale; sustainability; women
• The influence of workplace environment on employee work performance among automotive engineers: A preliminary study by Abiddin, Norhasni Zainal (2024) - My The influence of workplace environment on employee work performance among automotive engineers: A preliminary study Norhasni Zainal Abiddin1* National Defence University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Norhasni@Upnm. This pilot study intended to explore the impact of workplace attributes on work performance among automotive engineers in Klang Valley, Malaysia. Keywords: automotive; engineers; environment; industry; klang; malaysia; performance; valley; work; workplace
• Professional qualifications and working competence of Vietnamese civil servants by Hoa, Nguyen Thi Thu ; Thai, Nguyen Dinh (2024) - That poses a requirement that when individuals become civil servants, in addition to their professional qualifications in accordance with their training level, they have the obligation to study and update relevant knowledge about politics, administration, and state management to meet civil servant rank standards and job position requirements in public service activities. Prescribed by Vietnamese law, this training process includes: Training to meet state management qualifications according to civil servant ranks; training specialized knowledge and skills to meet the job position requirements of civil servants Keywords: competence; duty; duty performance; level; performance; qualifications; results; servants
• Unleashing potential: The impact of supervisor trust on organizational citizenship and job performance by Niwes, Apichaya ; Kulachai, Waiphot ; Wannarak, Junphen ; Homyamyen, Patipol (2024) - [2] R.C. Mayer, J.H. Davis and F.D. Schoorman, “An integrative model of organizational trust,” Academy of Management Review, 20, pp.709-734, 1995. Trust in supervisors 1519 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 1517-1528, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2269 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate fosters a supportive and fair work environment, encouraging employees to engage in behaviours that go beyond their formal job duties, ultimately enhancing organizational performance. Keywords: behaviours; citizenship; employees; job; ocb; performance; supervisors; tis; trust; work; work performance
• The Impact of Macroeconomic Variables on Stock Market Performance: A Case of Malaysia by Chauque, Dercio Fernando Filipe ; Rayappan, Patricia AP (2018) - Stock market plays a very significant role in promoting capital formation and sustaining the economic growth of a country. Olweny and Kimani [1] have argued that stock market facilitates the investment of surplus funds into additional financial instruments that better match their liquidity preference and risk appetite. Keywords: exchange; inflation; market; performance; rate; relationship; stock; stock market; test; variables; vol
• The Environmental Analysis of Polymers Process by Altuwair, Ibrahim (2018) - [5] X. Lin and K. R. Polenske, Input—output modeling of production processes for business management, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, vol. 9, no. 2, pp. 205-226, 1998. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0954-349x(97)00034-9 Conclusion and Recommendation In this paper, traditional processing and alternative modified methods for polycarbonate production were described and compared in terms of environmental performance evaluation (PEP) to identifying opportunities to improve environmental performance of polycarbonate production processes. . Keywords: assessment; cycle; environmental; evaluation; figure; impact; life; method; performance; phosgene; polycarbonate; process; production; vol
• Good corporate governance at the unit level: Insights from a State-Owned Bank Branch by Azizah, Widyaningsih ; Sudarmaji, Eka ; Khairany, Nabilah (2024) - The results showed that GCG implementation at BRI Curup significantly improves employee performance and customer satisfaction. Based on the explanation that has been described systematically, the diagram of the framework can be seen in Figure 1, and the hypothesis formulated is: H1: Transparency has a positive effect on employee performance at PT. Keywords: bank; branch; customer; employee; fairness; gcg; governance; performance; research; responsibility; satisfaction; study; transparency; value; vol
• Optimization of coupling phase-change materials and thermal screens in façade-integrated hybrid photovoltaic collectors for optimal energy production and thermal comfort in buildings by Toka, Kokou Aménuvéla ; Nougbléga, Yawovi ; Laré, Yemboate Doubik ; Kpodé, Kodjo (2024) - [34] A. Nahar, M. Hasanuzzaman, N. A. Rahim, and S. Parvin, “Numerical investigation on the effect of different parameters in enhancing heat transfer performance of photovoltaic thermal systems,” Renew Energy, vol. 132, pp. 284–295, Mar. 2019, doi: 10.1016/j.renene.2018.08.008. A phase-change material (PCM) is capable of absorbing or releasing thermal energy during a physical phase transition, thereby maintaining a minimal temperature change throughout the process. Keywords: argon; building; change; doi; efficiency; energy; heat; pcm; performance; phase; photovoltaic; pvt; system; temperature; vol
• The role of Sharia compliance in moderating the indirect influence of board diversity on roe mediated by Zakat disclosure by Firdaus, Rizalnur ; Sumiati, Sumiati; Djazuli, Atim ; Indrawati, Nur Khusniyah (2024) - Additionally, the role of board diversity in times of crisis or economic recovery is crucial, as research indicates that diversity can promote Islamic bank performance, although under turbulent conditions, the impact can be reversed [7]. Multi-Group Analysis (MGA) is employed to test the moderating effects of Sharia compliance on the indirect relationships between board diversity and ROE, mediated by zakat disclosure. Keywords: banks; board; board diversity; commissioners; compliance; disclosure; diversity; financial; islamic; performance; relationship; roe; role; sharia; study; zakat; zakat disclosure
• Effect of integrated financial reporting on firm value with the role of adjusting corporate governance in companies listed on the Iraqi stock exchange by Atatfee, Thaeer Abdulsahib Oglah ; Malekian, Esfandiar ; Maleki, Bahram Mohseni (2024) - The purpose of this research is the effect of integrated financial reporting on company value with the role of adjusting corporate governance in companies listed on the Iraqi Stock Exchange. Introduction The present study seeks to examine the effect of integrated financial reporting on company value with the role of adjusting corporate governance in companies listed on the Iraqi Stock Exchange. Keywords: companies; company; company value; effect; governance; information; performance; quality; reporting; research; sustainability; value
• The influence of organizational culture, competence and professionalism on innovative behavior, job satisfaction and performance moderated by the spiritual intelligence of Muhammadiyah university lecturers in East Kalimantan by Jafri, Mastur ; Brahmasari, Ida Aju ; Ardiana, I Dewa Ketut Raka (2024) - The coefficient of influence of organizational culture on lecturer performance shows an insignificant influence with a CR value of 1.583 (less than 1.96) and a significance level (p-value) of 0.113 (greater than 5%). The coefficient of influence of competence on lecturer performance also shows a significant influence with a CR value of 3.603 (greater than 1.96) and a significance level (p-value) of 0.000 (less than 5%). Keywords: behavior; east; east kalimantan; influence; kalimantan; lecturers; muhammadiyah; performance; results; satisfaction; value
• The role of internal control and audit in improving the performance of government institutions: A case study of the Iraqi housing fund by Farhan, Raghad M. (2024) - This study examines the relationship between pillars of enhanced government institution performance and internal audit quality. The absence of internal auditing in business organizations has adverse consequences, including compromised professional conduct of internal auditors, diminished internal audit quality, eroded investor confidence in financial statements, and jeopardized organizational growth, survival, and sustainability. Keywords: audit; auditing; control; government; housing; institutions; level; mean; performance; quality; study; table
• Analysis of the effect of financial literacy and financial behavior on the performance of MSMEs Setu Babakan with digital competency as a moderating variable by Mulyadi, Mulyadi; Hendratni, Tyahya Whisnu ; Wulandjani, Harimurti (2024) - Meanwhile, the highest scores of the dimensions of the research variables are as follows: 5318 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 5310-5328, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3176 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Financial Literacy variables are indicated by Savings and Loan Management (with a score of 83.22%), Financial Behavior variables are indicated by the Security Dimension (with a score of 80.00%), Digital Competency variables are indicated by the Safety Dimension (with a score of 80.44%), and Organization Performance variables are indicated by the Customer Perspective Dimension (with a score of 80.44%). Financial Literacy, Financial Behavior and Financial Attitudes have a negative effect on Firm Bankruptcy. Keywords: babakan; behavior; competency; digital; effect; financial; literacy; msmes; organization; organization performance; performance; score; setu; table; value; variable
• The relationship between sports communication strategies and sports image creation with sports communication performance in Thailand by Ritnuang, Jutarat (2024) - The benefits of this research can explain the causal relationship between sports communication strategies and sports image creation and the effectiveness of sports communication in Thailand. The results of the study can be used to manage sports communication in Thailand, leading to sustainable performance for the sports industry. Keywords: communication; creation; image; performance; research; sports; sports communication; sports image; strategies; thailand
• Impact of participative leadership and hierarchical organizational culture on performance in Oman's food processing industry by Maqbali, Rashid Al ; Khudari, Mohamed (2024) - Discussion The study's main focus was the Oman Food Processing Sector (OFIC), and it looked at the intricate relationships between organizational performance, leadership styles, organizational culture, and employee engagement. Organizational performance, according to Omotayo (2015), is a critical indicator that reflects effectiveness, dependability, and the capacity to meet predetermined objectives. Keywords: culture; employee; engagement; food; leadership; oman; performance; value
• Leadership styles' effect on Oman food companies: mediating and moderating factors in performance by Maqbali, Rashid Al ; Khudari, Mohamed (2024) - Regression analysis for leadership styles performance. Keywords: Leadership styles, Mixed-methods, Organizational outcomes, Productivity, Regression analysis, Transformative leadership. Keywords: business; employee; food; industry; leadership; performance; research; styles; success
• The influence of transformational leadership style, competency and emotional intelligence on job stress, job satisfaction and performance of women leaders of private universities (PTS) in LLDIKTI region VII, which is moderate by work-life balance by Prameswari, Riski Dwi ; Brahmasari, Ida Aju ; Ratih, Ida Aju Brahma (2024) - This shows that work satisfaction is influenced directly by leadership, where one of the employees’ satisfactions with their work is from a leader. Based on these results, the first hypothesis, which states that transformational leadership style influences work stress in female leaders of private universities in LLDIKSI Region VII East Java, can be accepted (H1 is accepted). Keywords: effect; female; individual; job; job satisfaction; leaders; leadership; performance; satisfaction; stress; universities; value; work; work stress
• Empowering lecturers: How culture, training, and rewards drive performance with Islamic work ethics as the key by Zulpikar, Zulpikar; Brahmasari, Ida Aju ; Ratih, Ida Aju Brahma (2024) - Therefore, this study aims to answer the primary question of how cultural change, training, and reward systems influence lecturer performance at Muhammadiyah universities in Aceh. While many studies explore the relationship between HRM and organizational performance, few link the concepts of OCB and Employee Engagement in the context of higher education, particularly in Muhammadiyah universities in Aceh. Keywords: change; cultural; employee; employee engagement; engagement; et al; faculty; faculty performance; impact; islamic; lecturer; lecturer performance; ocb; performance; research; reward; training; work
• Measuring the immeasurable by proposing a CSR index by Younas, Afshan (2024) - Measuring CSR performance is needed by all stakeholders (Younas & Kassim, 2022). Measuring CSR is crucial to CSR literature and theory. Keywords: business; csr; measurement; oman; performance; practices; responsibility
• Modeling the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on agricultural performance: Evidence from Morocco during the period 2000-2023 by Mohamed, ES-SANOUN ; ELMOUKHTAR, Mohamed ; Mohammed, FILAL ; Yassine, NISSAR ; Mounir, BENBOUBKER (2024) - This suggests that the direction of exchange rate changes significantly influences agricultural outcomes, underlining the importance of considering asymmetry when analyzing exchange rate effects. Exchange rate effects: A case study of the export performance of the Swiss agriculture and food sector. Keywords: competitiveness; exchange; exchange rate; exports; fluctuations; impact; morocco; performance; rate; reer; sector; term
• The role of At-Tafa'ul inspiration motivation leadership in improving organizational performance by Sulistyowati, Pemilia ; Ghoniyah, Nunung ; Cahyono, Budhi (2024) - Hypothesis Testing 3 H 3 : Involvement is capable increase performance organization on College Tall Private Java In the middle of AIML mediation Hypothesis testing 3 to explain the involvement ability in improving performance organization on College Tall Private Java In the Middle of AIML Mediation Hypothesis testing 4 to explain the ability of consistency to increase performance organization on College Keywords: aiml; college; culture; inspiration; java; leadership; motivation; motivation leadership; organization; performance; tafa'ul; value; work
• Model of pedagogical accompaniment from a socio-critical reflective perspective for teaching performance in pre-professional practice, Abancay 2024 by Arredondo, Jose Luis Angelo ; Vera, Juan Raul Egoavil ; Mejia, Percy Junior Castro (2024) - Abstract: This research suggests a model of pedagogical accompaniment based on a reflective socio- critical perspective to optimize teaching performance in pre-professional practice. Among the specific objectives, it aims to evaluate the frequency of pedagogical accompaniment, measure the influence of the quality of support on teaching performance, and analyze teachers' satisfaction with this process. Keywords: accompaniment; correlation; figure; learning; levels; performance; quality; spearman; support; teachers; teaching; variables
• TOPSIS method analysis for company financial performance ranking based on DER, ROA, AND PBV by Padang, Novi Natalia ; Erlina, Erlina; Muda, Iskandar ; Nasution, Abdillah Arif (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3975 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: novipadang06@gmail.com TOPSIS method analysis for company financial performance ranking based on DER, ROA, AND PBV Novi Natalia Padang1*, Erlina2, Iskandar Muda3, Abdillah Arif Nasution4 1,2,3,4Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Sumatera Utara, Indonesia; novipadang06@gmail.com (N.N.P.) erlina@usu.ac.id v (E.) iskandar1@usu.ac.id (I.M.) badiqq@yahoo.com (A.A.N.). Observation Findings The system that is currently employed to calculate company performance, but particularly for the energy and mining industries, remains manual currently. Keywords: company; der; energy; ideal; performance; roa; solution; topsis; value
• Impact of environmental conditions on the signal of 650 nm semiconductor lasers by Al-Karawi, Safana Saad Salih ; Habeeb, Ammar Ayesh ; Nazhan, Salam ; Al-Karawi, Ahmed (2024) - The particles in dust obstruct laser transmission by absorbing and dispersing light in several directions. For obvious reasons, temperature changes lead to changes in wavelength and consequently a reduction in laser power, possibly due to the intended true mode structure. Keywords: conditions; dust; humidity; laser; message; performance; power; smoke; temperature; transmission; vol
• Implementation of carbon emission reduction and green innovation on investor reaction with environmental performance as a moderation variable by Vannia, Jesslyn ; Lindrianasari, Lindrianasari (2025) - Even if a company's annual report includes at least one element of carbon emission disclosure, it does not necessarily lead to a positive investor reaction towards investing in the company. [2] B. Solikhah, Y. A, and T. Suryarini, “Legitimacy theory perspective on the quality of carbon emission disclosure : Case study on manufacturing companies in Indonesia stock exchange legitimacy theory perspective on the quality of carbon emission disclosure : Case study on manufacturing Compani,” IOP Conf. Keywords: carbon; company; disclosure; emission; green; innovation; investor; performance; reaction; reduction; vol
• Inland water transportation attributes and marketing performance of micro-businesses by Anyadighibe, Joseph A. ; Bessong, Peter Kekung ; Ogar-Abang, John Oyong ; Kankpang, Alphonsus Kechi ; Nkiri, Joseph Enyam ; Inah, Egu Usang ; Etim, Iwara Okoi ; Nwobodo, Christiana Chukwu (2025) - In the context of this study, the implication of this finding is that the degree of inland water transportation safety can have significant influences on the marketing performance of micro agricultural businesses. Despite its benefits and potentials, inland water transportation constitutes less than 1 per cent of the total inland cargo movement in many developing countries such as Nigeria [8]. Keywords: businesses; cost; inland; marketing; marketing performance; micro; performance; safety; security; study; transportation; vol; water; water transportation; waterways
• The effect of CSR on the financial performance of Islamic banks in the Middle East: The moderating role of ownership concentration and type by Alarabeyyat, Ahmad Abed Alhaleem Ahmad ; Kadir, Mohd Rizuan Abdul ; Kamarudin, Khairul Anuar ; Sapingi, Raedah Bte. ; Al-Dalaien, Ahmad (2025) - Previous studied [32] include social involvement, consumer interactions, environmental issues, and HR statistics as CSR disclosure. CSR disclosure has transformed accounting and business reporting practices. Keywords: banks; concentration; csr; effect; islamic; journal; ownership; performance; responsibility; roa; roe; study; vol
• Analysis of human capital as moderating role on the strategic orientation, operational resilience, and innovation capability to organizational longevity mediated by innovation performance by Santosa, Erwin ; Sijabat, Rosdiana ; Achmadi, Hendra (2025) - Razavi and Attarnezhad [53] explored the idea of organizational explored the idea of organization innovation to pinpoint different strategies and handle innovation, adapt, manage the organizations the foundation of innovation management. It could be interpreted that human capital variable explains its effect on innovation capability to innovation performance variable. Keywords: business; capital; csl; innovation; innovation performance; journal; longevity; organization; orientation; performance; research; resilience; sustainability; variable; vol
• The impact of stress on elite volleyball players female and male in Albania by Pogoni, Artan ; Bajaziti, Artemis ; Lleshi, Enkeleida (2025) - [1] S. M. Rice et al., Preliminary psychometric validation of a brief screening tool for athlete mental health among male elite athletes: The athlete psychological strain questionnaire, International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, vol. 18, no. 6, pp. Introduction In competitive sports, psychological stress and tension can negatively impact the performance and well-being of athletes. Keywords: athletes; environment; health; performance; players; sports; stress; vol; volleyball; women
• Laboratory investigation on the mechanical behavior of asphalt mixtures incorporating reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) and Sasobit additive by Mohammed, Humam H. (2025) - [18] researched how EBS with polyethene (PE) affects water stability in warm mix asphalt mixtures while determining that EBS decreases asphalt pavement water damage. [32] H. H. Mohammed, M. A. Yousif, and H. H. Zghair, Mechanical performances of warm asphalt mixtures containing waste fillers powders, Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, vol. 17, pp. Keywords: additive; asphalt; materials; mixtures; moisture; pavement; performance; rap; resistance; sasobit; vol; wma
• Financing constraints, financial flexibility and firm performance: Based on empirical data of listed A-share listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen enterprises in China by Zhao, Pujun ; Huang, Minghao (2025) - mhuang@assist.ac.kr Financing constraints, financial flexibility and firm performance: Based on empirical data of listed A-share listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen enterprises in China Pujun Zhao1, Minghao Huang2* 1,2Seoul Business School, aSSIST University, South Korea; pujun18339821222@163.com (P.Z.) Abstract: This paper investigates the concept of financial flexibility within the frameworks of financing hierarchy theory and agency theory. Keywords: cash; companies; company; constraints; financing; financing constraints; flexibility; flow; group; investment; performance; regression; vol
• How HR professionalism and Employee voice drive Organizational commitment and engagement by Van, Vu Hong ; Pham, Duong Ngoc ; Tram, Nguyen Thi Minh ; Trang, Le Thi Thanh (2025) - The Relationship Between Employee Voice and HR Attribution The relationship between Employee Voice (EV) and HR Attribution, including both Well-being HR Attribution (HRAwb) and Performance HR Attribution (HRApf), is essential in understanding how employees perceive and interpret HR practices. [9] K. Van De Voorde and S. Beijer, The role of employee HR attributions in the relationship between high‐performance work systems and employee outcomes, Human Resource Management Journal, vol. 25, no. 1, pp. Keywords: commitment; employee; employee voice; engagement; hr attribution; hr practices; hr professionalism; organizations; performance; role; study; sustainability; vol; work; work engagement
• Revitalizing traditional crafts: How innovation and branding capability drive business success in batik SMEs by Zainurrafiqi, Zainurrafiqi; Saifi, Muhammad ; Kusumawati, Andriani ; Sunarti, Sunarti (2025) - By focusing on this specific population, the study ensures that its findings are highly relevant to similar traditional industries operating in competitive markets. affirming that effective branding helps firms differentiate themselves in competitive markets. Keywords: advantage; batik; branding; branding capability; business; capability; innovation; market; performance; vol
• The moderating role of sector risk in the relationship between ESG and financial performance: Evidence from top companies in Malaysia by Jasni, Nur Syuhada; Zulkifli, Amirah (2024) - [22] J. Lee, The relationship between ESG performance and financial performance: Evidence from South Korea, Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment, vol. 13, no. 1, pp. 1-15, 2023. The results provide evidence that sector risk levels moderate ESG-financial performance relationships, with more substantial impacts seen in high- and low-risk sectors compared to medium-risk. Keywords: business; esg; factors; financial; firm; governance; impact; journal; performance; relationship; research; responsibility; risk; sector; vol
• Constructs of emotional intelligence and the performance of employees of registered eateries in an emerging economy by Vincent, Edewhor ; Ernest, Eruteya Ejiro (2025) - Conclusion This study on the Impact of EI on Employee Performance in Fast Food Outlets in Delta State, Nigeria investigated the influence of self-control, self-awareness, and social competency on employee performance. Abstract: This study investigates the impact of Emotional Intelligence (EI) on employee performance in fast food outlets in Delta State, Nigeria. Keywords: awareness; control; emotions; employee; food; intelligence; performance; self; vol
• Analysis of the physical performance of national team athletic athletes in preparation for international competitions: A multidimensional approach by Wiriawan, Oce ; Lolita, Yuri ; Setijono, Hari ; Turi, Moh (2025) - Although a multidimensional approach to physical performance analysis has potential, it may not be a panacea for ensuring the success of national team athletes in international competitions [17, 18]. A multidimensional approach to physical performance analysis should consider a variety of physiological, biomechanical, and anthropometric measures to gain a holistic understanding of the athlete's strengths and areas for improvement [14]. Keywords: approach; athletes; journal; national; performance; research; sports; study; training; value; vol
• Corporate governance and ESG strategies: The moderating impact of internal audit quality on financial performance in Indonesian companies by Fernandez, Chrysostom ; Evandio, Daniel Yanuar ; Riantono, Ignatius Edward (2025) - [54] W. Khan, D. Muhammad, and Y. Khan, CEO duality, board independence and firm financial performance: Evidence from an Asian emerging market, Sarhad Journal of Management Sciences, vol. Received: 14 February 2025; Revised: 15 April 2025; Accepted: 18 April 2025; Published: 8 May 2025 * Correspondence: chrysostom.fernandez@binus.ac.id Corporate governance and ESG strategies: The moderating impact of internal audit quality on financial performance in Indonesian companies Chrysostom Fernandez1*, Daniel Yanuar Evandio2, Ignatius Edward Riantono3 1,2,3Accounting Department, School of Accounting, Bina Nusantara University, Tangerang, Indonesia; chrysostom.fernandez@binus.ac.id (C.F.) daniel.nugroho002@binus.ac.id (D.Y.E.) iriantono@binus.edu (I.E.R.). Keywords: agency; audit; board; disclosure; diversity; esg; financial; firm; fps; governance; greenwashing; journal; performance; quality; research; size; study; theory; vol
• How fintech companies' capital structure influences their financial performance by Khusna, Lana Milatul ; Rahadian, Dadan (2025) - [46] O. D. Yanti and E. Sisdianto, Analysis of the influence of debt policy on company financial performance, Budget: Journal of Economic and Accounting Publication, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. Financial 856 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 851-858, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.7035 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate authorities and regulators can consider supervisory policies on FinTech capital structures to encourage healthier financial management practices, thereby increasing the stability of the FinTech industry. Keywords: capital; companies; debt; der; fintech; impact; leverage; performance; ratio; roa; structure; term; vol
• Impact of technological innovation and executive incentives on corporate financial performance in Western China by Li, Xiaona ; Isa, Filzah Md ; Kang, Ryan Ho Ming ; Cheng, Peng (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to explore the impact of technological innovation and executive incentives on corporate financial performance, with a particular focus on enterprises in Western China, an area often overlooked in existing research. Yu, Research on executive equity incentives and corporate innovation performance: the role of corporate social responsibility, Chinese Management Studies, vol. 17, no. 5, pp. 1014-1030, 2023. Keywords: cfp; china; coefficient; effect; enterprises; equity; executive; impact; incentives; innovation; path; performance; salary; vol; western
• The relationship between ecological accounting information and financial performance through the moderating role of business sector by Ha, Tran Thi Thu ; Du, Tran Thi ; Hoa, Nguyen Thi Quynh ; Huong, Tran Quynh (2025) - Building on previous studies, the author hypothesizes: H1: Ecological accounting information has a positive impact on financial performance in Vietnamese enterprises H2: The relationship between ecological accounting information and financial performance in Vietnamese enterprises is moderated by business sector The relationship between ecological accounting information and financial performance through the moderating role of business sector Tran Thi Thu Ha1*, Tran Thi Du2, Nguyen Thi Quynh Hoa3, Tran Quynh Huong4 1University of Labour and Social Affairs, Hanoi, Vietnam; hattt07@gmail.com (T.T.T.H.) 2,3,4Banking Academy of Vietnam; dutt@hvnh.edu.vn (T.T.D.) hoantq@hvnh.edu.vn (N.T.Q.H.) huongtq@hvnh.edu.vn (T.Q.H.). Keywords: accounting; business; enterprises; information; performance; relationship; vol
• Influence of employee satisfaction and job performance in a public entity in 2024 by Jesús, Carrasco Arroyo, Cristhian ; Angeles, Esteves Suclupe, María De Los ; Milagro, Mori Chavesta, Luz Del ; Melissa, Perez Iman, Anyela ; Margot, Segura Saldarriaga, Adriana (2025) - [11] showed that job satisfaction and performance are complementary; higher job satisfaction leads to improved job performance. As a result, it is observed that job satisfaction is significantly related to job performance. Keywords: employees; entity; job; job performance; job satisfaction; level; performance; relationship; research; satisfaction; variable; vol
• Impact of corporate governance on financial performance: The mediating role of corporate social responsibility by Aoudane, Meryem ; Hilali, Majdouline ; Mehdi, Sanae (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1108/17471111111141549 [32] M. M. Hossain, M. Chowdury, R. Evans, and A. C. Lema, The relationship between corporate social responsibility and corporate financial performance: Evidence from a developing country, Corporate Ownership and Control, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 348-355, 2015. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.11.047 [34] A. Raza, M. I. Ilyas, R. Rauf, and R. Qamar, Relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate financial performance (CFP): Literature review approach, Elixir Financial Management, vol. 46, no. 9, pp. 8404-8409, 2012. Keywords: business; companies; csr; governance; performance; research; responsibility; studies; study; vol
• Design and characterization of a novel nanocomposite: Synergistic integration of rhodium, carbon fiber, and cobalt via CES Edu pack by Ostergllava, Naim (2025) - Carbon fiber material. [7] S. Kim and H. Park, Advances in carbon fiber composites for high-performance applications, Composite Structures, vol. 182, pp. Keywords: carbon; cobalt; composite; fiber; material; modulus; performance; rhodium
• Causal factors of digital marketing, market orientation, and entrepreneurial personality affecting the performance of hormone therapy business by Amnajcharoensak, Thanate ; Paopun, Natsapun (2025) - The objectives of this study were: 1) to examine the causal factors of digital marketing, market orientation, and entrepreneurial personality affecting the performance of the hormone therapy business, 2) to investigate the influence of causal factors of digital marketing, market orientation, and entrepreneurial personality on hormone therapy business performance, and 3) to develop marketing strategies based on the causal factors of digital marketing, market orientation, and entrepreneurial personality affecting the performance of the hormone therapy business. Therefore, this research develops and investigates empirical variables that influence hormone therapy business performance by integrating digital marketing theory, market orientation concepts, and entrepreneurial personality frameworks. Keywords: business; business performance; customer; digital; hormone; hormone therapy; market; market orientation; marketing; orientation; performance; personality; research; therapy; vol
• Financial performance of securities firms in Vietnam: The significance of business size and diversification by Nguyen, Dinh Hoan ; Nguyen, Minh Duc ; Nguyen, Thu Ha; Tran, Thu Thanh (2025) - In addition, the zero-fee trend has reflected the increasingly fierce competition among Vietnamese securities companies. Although the operating areas were not separated, the results of this study confirmed the role of business diversification in the financial performance of Vietnamese securities companies. Keywords: business; business diversification; companies; diversification; firm; impact; lending; market; performance; profitability; securities; securities companies; size; value; vietnam; vol
• Integrating sustainability and technology: How green and digital marketing drive business performance through market orientation by Marlinah, Andi ; Parawansa, Dian Anggraece Sigit ; Hamid, Nurdjanah ; Ismail, Muhammad (2025) - [4] V. P. Putri and D. W. U. Riyanto, Green innovation and green competitive advantage mediate the influence of green marketing orientation on green marketing performance in SME Indonesia, International Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting Research, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. Moreover, green marketing strategies have been shown to enhance brand awareness and consumer loyalty, particularly among environmentally conscious Millennials and Gen Z consumers. Keywords: business; business performance; consumer; effect; electric; green; influence; journal; market orientation; marketing; orientation; performance; research; strategies; study; sustainability; vol
• Corporate social performance in search of financial meaning: Evidence from Moroccan listed companies by Loubna, OUMARI ; AAHD, ASSERRAJI ; Ouidad, BENLAMRABET (2025) - https://doi.org/10.2307/3556659 [16] T. Rowley and S. Berman, A brand new brand of corporate social performance, Business & Society, vol. 39, no. 4, pp. [19] S. Maqbool and A. Bakr, The curvilinear relationship between corporate social performance and financial performance: Evidence from Indian companies, Journal of Global Responsibility, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. Keywords: business; cause; companies; csr; granger; journal; performance; relationship; responsibility; results; study; vol
• Enhancing fraud detection based on technology to improve auditor’s performance in greater Jakarta area ‎ by Maharani, Shaina Melvina ; Gartiwa, Khansa Zeirena ; Mulyawan, Archie Nathanael (2025) - The analysis shows that digital skills do not directly affect fraud detection; however, they impact the improvement of forensic accounting skills, which are essential for detecting fraud. Keywords: Audit performance, Digital proficiency, Forensic accounting skills, Fraud detection. Keywords: accounting; accounting skills; audit; auditors; detection; financial; forensic; fraud; fraud detection; performance; research; skills; vol
• Entrepreneurial orientation and sustainable business: Examining the mediating role of market orientation and financial performance in village-owned enterprises by Satria, Gde Agung; Wiagustini, Ni Luh Putu; Rahyuda, Henny; andraningrat, Ica Rika C (2025) - Sustainable market orientation can effectively increase customer value through competitive innovation while supporting sustainable goals [22]. Several empirical studies have shown that market orientation is a pivotal strategic orientation to business performance Keywords: business; business sustainability; enterprises; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship orientation; innovation; journal; market; market orientation; orientation; performance; sustainability; variables; village; vol
• The role of corporate governance and managerial overconfidence in enhancing firm value: The mediating effect of sustainability reporting and moderating role of audit quality by Dewi, Putu Purnama; Wiagustini, Ni Luh Putu; Ratnadi, Ni Made Dwi; Putri, I Gusti Ayu Made Asri Dwija (2025) - Received: 28 May 2025; Revised: 14 July 2025; Accepted: 17 July 2025; Published: 28 July 2025 * Correspondence: purnamadewi@undiknas.ac.id The role of corporate governance and managerial overconfidence in enhancing firm value: The mediating effect of sustainability reporting and moderating role of audit quality Putu Purnama Dewi1,2*, Ni Luh Putu Wiagustini1, Ni Made Dwi Ratnadi1, I Gusti Ayu Made Asri Dwija Putri1 1Doctoral Program in Accounting, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Udayana, Bali, Denpasar 80234, Indonesia; purnamadewi@undiknas.ac.id (P.P.D.). Results show that both managerial overconfidence (β = 0.536, p < 0.05) and corporate governance (β = 1.222, p < 0.05) significantly enhance firm value. Keywords: audit; business; company; firm; governance; overconfidence; performance; quality; reporting; sustainability; value; vol
• The impact of macroeconomic factors on the financial performance of the food and beverage industry – evidence from Vietnam by Hoi, Chung Tan (2025) - In summary, inflation typically increases input costs, pressuring the profitability and financial performance of F&B firms, particularly when it exceeds moderate levels. Chopra and Meindl [6] emphasize that economic growth supports investments in technology and product innovation, enabling F&B firms to improve operational efficiency and market competitiveness. Keywords: f&b; firms; gdp; growth; impact; industry; inflation; interest; performance; rates; vietnam
• Agency, signals, and the paradox of efficiency: Mediating role of investment efficiency in determining firm value in Indonesia by Wicaksana, Ketut Arya Bayu; Purbawangsa, Ida Bagus Anom; Artini, Luh Gede Sri; Candraningrat, Ica Rika (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 8, 211-230 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i8.9256 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 14 May 2025; Revised: 13 June 2025; Accepted: 17 June 2025; Published: 4 August 2025 * Correspondence: aryabayuwicaksana@gmail.com Agency, signals, and the paradox of efficiency: Mediating role of investment efficiency in determining firm value in Indonesia Ketut Arya Bayu Wicaksana1*, Ida Bagus Anom Purbawangsa2, Luh Gede Sri Artini3, Ica Rika Candraningrat4 1,2,3,4Faculty of Economic and Business Udayana University, Indonesia; aryabayuwicaksana@gmail.com (K.A.B.W.) gidabagus@unud.ac.id (I.B.A.P.) lg_artini@unud.ac.id (L.G.S.A.) candraningrat@unud.ac.id (I.R.). Abstract: This study examines the mediating role of investment efficiency in the relationship between financial performance, business risk, institutional ownership, and board diversity on firm value in Indonesia. Keywords: agency; board; business; diversity; effect; efficiency; firm; governance; investment; investment efficiency; journal; market; ownership; performance; risk; study; theory; value; vol
• The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Moroccan firms’ performance: A pre- and post-crisis comparative analysis by Idrissi, Nabaouia; Mizani, Manal El; Charif, Ahmed; DARKAWI, Zakaria BEN; Makati, Safaa (2025) - While these results do not reflect a complete collapse in financial performance, they highlight a deterioration sufficiently marked to warrant careful interpretation of the effects of the crisis on company performance. Conversely, the negative value of the Z-statistics indicates a decline in company financial performance after the pandemic. Keywords: companies; covid-19; crisis; health; impact; pandemic; performance; roa; roe; test; vol
• Strategic governance and risk management: Unlocking higher stock returns by Rahyuda, Henny; Purbawangsa, Ida Bagus Anom (2025) - Based on Figure 1, the hypothesis of this research is: Hypothesis 1: Internal factors affect risk Hypothesis 2: External factors affect risk Hypothesis 3: Internal factors affect performance Hypothesis 4: External factors affect performance Hypothesis 5: Risk affects performance Hypothesis 6: Risk mediates internal factors on performance Hypothesis 7: Risk mediates external factors on performance Hypothesis 8: —internal factors (X1) and external factors (X2)—along with one dependent variable—stock returns (Y3)—two mediating variables—risk factors (Y1) and financial performance (Y2)—and one moderating variable—good corporate governance (X3). Keywords: business; company; company performance; factors; governance; hypothesis; performance; returns; risk; stock; stock returns; vol
• The impact of environmental, social and governance on firm performance: The mediating role of green innovation by Guo, Fei; Kadir, Hazlina Abd.; Talib, Zunirah Binti Mohd (2025) - The results of hypothesis testing show that: good ESG performance significantly enhances corporate ROA; corporate ESG performance positively promotes green innovation; green innovation positively affects ROA; and green innovation plays a partial mediating effect between ESG and ROA. Research Progress on ESG and Firm Performance A large number of studies have focussed on the relationship between ESG performance and firm performance, but the conclusions are not yet uniform. Keywords: effect; environmental; esg; firm; green; impact; innovation; mediating; performance; roa; vol
• Navigating business intelligence: Analyzing and visualizing KPIs of U.S. gas stations with C-store by applying MIS, BI tools charts, graphs, interactive dashboards by Rahman, Kazi Obaidur; Akash, Amir Hamza; Hasan, Mehedi; Nasrullah, Farhan; Khanam, Achhia (2025) - Case Example We consider a typical U.S. gas station operating with C-store, we named it ABC gas station. For analytical purpose, we will generate transactional and operational dataset for ABC gas station based on relevant experience at the U.S. gas station. Keywords: abc; business; gas; gas station; kpis; performance; sales; station; store
• Examining the effects of job demand, organizational support, and psychological capital on work-life balance and employee performance: A conceptual framework by Phiwphong, Kritsanapol; U-on, Vichit (2025) - Employees with high PsyCap demonstrate 537 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 9: 533-543, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i9.9837 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate greater ability to persevere through challenges, adapt to changing work demands, and sustain motivation and well-being [9, 34]. Organizational support helps employees manage work demands and personal life effectively. Keywords: balance; capital; demands; employee; job; life; performance; psychological; support; vol; work
• Performance guarantee: Banking guarantee for large and Bonafide Companies by Dharmawan, Johanes Bagus; Murwadji, Tarsisius; Mulyati, Etty (2025) - Therefore, the recognition and legalization of performance guarantee systems by authorities such as the OJK is very important. From a macroeconomic perspective, performance guarantee systems can also strengthen the national financial system by increasing trust between banks and debtors. Keywords: approach; banking; banks; business; collateral; credit; guarantee; guarantee system; indonesia; law; performance; performance guarantee; risk; system; vol
• Cryptocurrency ownership and corporate risk: Empirical evidence from U.S. firms on liquidity, financial conditions, and volatility by Lukito, Richard; Soepriyanto, Gatot (2025) - As a result, the corporate beta may not only reflect traditional market risk but also encapsulate the additional risk introduced by digital asset volatility. [24] further emphasized that internal efficiency plays a crucial role in dampening distress risk, implying that firms with higher profitability may be better positioned to absorb the shocks associated with digital asset volatility [24]. Keywords: assets; beta; companies; conditions; cryptocurrency; firm; liquidity; market; ownership; performance; ratio; returns; risk; study; volatility
• Multi-scale feature fusion with adaptive edge enhancement for robust sidewalk detection in urban environments by Batulan, Denilin (2025) - These approaches have been adapted for sidewalk boundary detection with moderate success. Abstract: This paper presents a novel approach for sidewalk detection in urban environments using multi-scale feature fusion combined with adaptive edge enhancement techniques. Keywords: computer; detection; edge; et al; feature; ieee; learning; method; performance; scale; segmentation; sidewalk; urban; vision; vol
• Why opportunities matter more than challenges: Lessons from Korean SMEs’ export strategies by Lee, Byungki; Yin, Wenyan; Ivan, Ureta Vaquero (2025) - The moderation analysis shows that FDI strengthens the relationship between strategy and strategic export performance, although its effect on financial export performance is not significant in the multi-group SEM analysis. H3b: FDI moderates the relationship between strategies adopted by SMEs and strategic export performance. Keywords: business; challenges; export; export performance; fdi; framework; global; international; internationalization; journal; market; opportunities; performance; research; smes; strategy; study; vol

• Liability of limited liability companies through the single economic doctrine by Sembiring, Raminda Unelly Maret; Murwadji, Tarsisius; Suryanti, Nyulistiowati (2025) - This indicates that SEE has become part of competition law practice, even though normatively it still raises debate and requires stronger legal legitimacy. For Indonesia, learning from these jurisdictions is very important to strengthen the position of national competition law in order to face the challenges of globalization. Keywords: application; business; companies; competition; doctrine; entity; indonesia; kppu; law; market; ownership; practices; regulations
• Evaluation of the impact of utilizing people's business credit on rice cultivation farmers' group by Dasipah, Euis; Nataliningsih, Nataliningsih; Gantini, Tuti; Suseno, Gijanto Purbo; Triana, Rina (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e20448 [27] J. S. Mulyono, D. G. P. Putra, and M. I. Kurniawan, The impact of smallholder farmer business credit financing on rice farming income, Agrimas, vol. 6, pp. The utilization of KUR has been shown to enhance the quality of production and increase the income of rice farmers. Keywords: business; business credit; capital; credit; farmers; farming; grain; income; microfinance; people; research; results; rice; usury; vol
• Mining corruption, environmental damage, and the increasing unauthorized properties of state officials by Yustrisia, Lola; Wardiono, Kelik ; Surbakti, Natangsa ; Budiono, Arief (2024) - It was found that to formulate appropriate law enforcement for mining corruption, Friedman’s legal system theory approach was used. Based on the explanation above, it is necessary to carry out research related to mining corruption, environmental damage and the increase in state officials’ illegal assets. Keywords: business; coal; corruption; damage; enforcement; eradication; government; idr; indonesia; law; losses; mineral; mining; research; resources; sector; state; tin
• Cracking the code: Unveiling dividend policy factors in Palestine’s stock exchange (PEX) by Alslaibi, Naji Anton (2024) - Abstract: This study aims to enrich the literature on dividend policy by better understanding the factors and determinants affecting dividends. This is the first study that comprehensively covers dividend policy using 11 variables identified by researchers. Keywords: business; cash; companies; company; dividend; dividend policy; earnings; flow; journal; ownership; policy; size; study; variables
• The impact of business strategy on the relationship between voluntary disclosure of carbon emissions and firm value by Kim, Suyon (2024) - [20] K. S. Lee, and S. I. Joen, “The effects of carbon emission information on firm value,” Journal of Environmental Policy and Administration 6: 69-98, 2019. The research did find that firms make strategic decisions about whether or not to release carbon emissions information. Keywords: accounting; business; carbon; carbon emissions; disclosure; emissions; firms; information; research; strategy; value
• Investigating Oman’s environment for startup opportunities by Muthuraman, Subrahmanian (2024) - Entrepreneurship ecosystem has emerged to provide a solution to market failures as well as to correct the deficiencies in ignoring the role of entrepreneurship in the economic system (Al-Abri, et al., 2018). Valuation methodologies for business startups: A bibliographical study and survey. Keywords: business; challenges; ecosystem; entrepreneurship; innovation; journal; oman; start; startup
• The impact of financial capital on the survival of start-ups in the Mekong delta region, Vietnam by An, Nguyen Van Vu ; Ha, Nguyen Hong (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3204 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: hongha@tvu.edu.vn The impact of financial capital on the survival of start-ups in the Mekong delta region, Vietnam Nguyen Van Vu An1, Nguyen Hong Ha2* 1,2Tra Vinh University, Vietnam; nvvan@tvu.edu.vn (N.V.V.A.) hongha@tvu.edu.vn, honghaicbtv@yahoo.com.vn (N.H.H.) Abstract: This study investigates the impact of financial capital on the survival of start-ups in Vietnam's Mekong Delta region, where new ventures face unique financial constraints due to limited access to formal funding and high reliance on informal sources. Keywords: business; capital; delta; experience; human; impact; mekong; start; startups; survival; ups
• Work ethic: Religious and cultural values that encourage independence and the spirit of migration by Zuhri, Ach. ; Riyadi, Slamet ; Sihab, Muhammad (2024) - Further research can explore the potential of Madurese work ethic and its impact in facing global challenges by considering the complexity of the existing culture. Abstract: The work ethic of the Madurese people is influenced by religious and cultural values, encouraging hard work, independence, and the spirit of wandering to achieve prosperity. Keywords: behavior; business; entrepreneurs; ethic; income; informants; madurese; research; results; success; theory; values; work
• Increasing competitive advantage in Binong tourism village with the implementation of digital brand destination by S.E., M.M, Astri Wulandari, ; M. Si, Riska Aprilina, S.T., ; Marcelino, S.A.B., M.M, Dandy (2025) - Then there will also be training and destination branding testing for Binong Tourism Village MSMEs regarding the use of digital platforms as a promotional tool. Abstract: The potential of Binong Tourism Village is very large with the various knitting products produced and the existing tourist attractions. Keywords: binong; binong tourism; branding; business; tourism; tourism village; village
• SKI: Strategic innovations and brand awareness for the laundromat industry in Thailand by Kirai, Sukree ; Khangasri, Chamroen ; Keawtatanawattana, Phuriphat ; Sirinanthana, Apiwan (2025) - 4.06 0.900 High Offering better promotions compared to competitors 4.02 0.931 High Choice of laundromat brand due to quality and safety certifications 3.98 1.01 High Choice of laundromat brand due to strong logo and brand identity 3.88 0.981 High Choice of laundromat brand due to the use of Alliance Laundry Systems 3.99 0.963 High Cost-saving benefits, coupled with efficiency and convenience, create a competitive advantage, making laundromat brands more appealing to budget- conscious consumers. Keywords: alliance; awareness; brand; business; communication; consumer; customer; innovation; laundromat; laundry; llc; loyalty; machines; marketing; quality; research; services; systems; thailand; vol; washing
• Regulation of criminal sanctions against corporations in administrative penal law in the context of criminal law reform by Surbakti, Feri Antoni ; Danil, Elwi ; Fauzi, Wetria ; Mulyati, Nani (2025) - Additional criminal sanctions applicable to corporations, even though the regulation is intended to complement or add (punishment) to the main criminal penalty, but the additional criminal sanctions formulated in the administrative penal law do not regulate how the implementation mechanism of the form of additional criminal sanctions. The formulation of criminal sanctions that can be imposed on corporations, in the table above, the author concludes that first, that the crime prevention policy by using the means of criminal law through criminal sanctions that can be imposed on corporations is still limited and directed at criminal sanctions that are criminal in nature consisting of main criminal sanctions and additional criminal sanctions. Keywords: article; assets; business; corporations; criminal; fine; form; law; punishment; sanctions
• Restructuring options in commercial bankruptcy: A legal analysis under the Saudi law by Almalki, Adnan Ayza (2025) - Keywords: Business Flexibility, Corporate restructuring, Preventive settlement, Saudi bankruptcy law, Vision 2030. Financial Restructuring Procedure Financial restructuring is a key component under Saudi bankruptcy law, which adopts a rehabilitation- centered methodology. Keywords: arabia; bankruptcy; business; debtors; law; procedure; restructuring; saudi
• Enabling digital Servitization in Philippine manufacturing: A business model innovation framework for MSMEs in the industry 4.0 ERA by Pacubas, Christina Y. ; Secretaria, Norberto M. ; Jr., Leoncio T. Lucero, ; Umpar, Najera R. ; Armas, Kenneth L. (2025) - When combined, these two trends enable what is now called digital servitization, offering new business opportunities through the integration of digital technologies and service-oriented strategies Studies have shown that the successful integration of digital technologies is pivotal for firms aiming to transition towards digital servitization, as it facilitates the creation of value-added services and improves customer engagement. 3.2. Keywords: business; digital; framework; industry; innovation; manufacturing; msmes; philippine; servitization; technologies
• Causal factors of market demand affecting the growth and profitability of cannabis business by Kunnadilokkan, Kanapon ; Laptaned, Ungul (2025) - Published: 13 May 2025 * Correspondence: epxull@yahoo.com Causal factors of market demand affecting the growth and profitability of cannabis business Kanapon Kunnadilokkan1, Ungul Laptaned2* 1Master of Business Administration Program, Graduate College of Management, Sripatum University, Bangkok, Thailand; kanapon.bk@gmail.com (K.K.) 2Graduate College of Management, Sripatum University, Bangkok, Thailand; epxull@yahoo.com (U.L.). The analysis results indicate that consumer accessibility significantly affects market demand, consumer accessibility influences growth and profitability through market demand, investment levels impact market demand, investment levels affect growth and profitability through market demand, and market demand itself directly affects growth and profitability. Keywords: business; cannabis; consumer; demand; growth; investment; market; market demand; profitability; vol
• The relationship between digital finance and capital structure: A conceptual paper by Dianjie, Liang ; Rahim, Ruzita Abdul (2025) - Second, previous literature investigates the role of digital finance in corporate innovation from the angle of credit providers, digital finance fuels innovation by relieving financing constraints. Based on the findings, this paper proposes a theoretical framework to understand digital finance's role in capital structure, providing valuable insights for academics and practitioners in corporate finance, such as the role of digital finance in deleveraging campaigns. Keywords: article vol; business; capital; capital structure; constraints; credit; digital; evidence; finance; financing; fintech; firms; information; journal; review; structure; vol
• The reality and prospects of supply chains in light of digital transformation and its impact on the sustainable Business environment in Palestine by Hakawat, Moatasem; Khefacha, Islem (2025) - Digital supply chains contribute to excellent business execution, creating opportunities for company success 0.733 B Economic Sustainability B1 Digital supply chains reduce the operating cycle time, enhancing economic sustainability 0.554 B2 The use of digital supply chains improves company productivity, increasing economic sustainability 0.588 B3 Digital supply chains help improve process/production efficiency, positively impacting economic sustainability 0.692 B4 Digital supply chains reduce reprocessing costs, enhancing economic sustainability 0.714 B5 The use of digital supply chains reduces the number of unnecessary departments and personnel, aiding company and economic sustainability 0.693 B6 The use of digital supply chains increases market share, driving growth and economic sustainability 0.840 B7 Digital supply chains increase company profits, contributing to economic sustainability 0.685 B8 Factor Loadings A Reality of Supply Chains A3 Digital transformation in supply chains increases manufacturing efficiency at all levels 0.637 A4 Digital transformation in supply chains requires suppliers to adopt flexible production and supply processes, increasing market share and sales 0.644 A5 Digital transformation of supply chains improves activities and methods used 0.627 A6 Digital supply chains provide transparency and clarity in information exchange between the company and suppliers 0.715 Keywords: business; digital; prospects; reality; research; sample; study; supply; supply chains; sustainability; transformation; variables; vol
• A multi-case study on the legitimacy construction of female successors in strategic innovation and green transition of petrochemical family enterprises by HU, Xueping (2025) - Abstract: This study investigates how female successors in family-owned petrochemical and high- carbon enterprises construct leadership legitimacy while promoting strategic innovation and green transformation. Cross-Case Analysis: Comparative Patterns in Legitimacy Construction The preceding case narratives reveal how female successors in petrochemical and high-carbon family enterprises employ differentiated strategies to construct leadership legitimacy amidst complex institutional terrains. Keywords: business; case; family; female; gender; innovation; leadership; legitimacy; succession; successors; sustainability; transformation; vol

• The strategic role of digital branding in enhancing the market value of Kapulaga through the DEKEGO web platform by Riana, Zenni; Fahmi, Nur Augus; Putra, Irwan Agusnu; Asmara, Muhammad Endang; Susilawati, Evi; Abdilah, Milwan; Sabila, Tasya Aliya; Zai, Elvan Dyan Lestari (2025) - Digital branding is identified as the independent variable influencing consumer perception value as an intervening variable, which subsequently affects the market value of cardamom as the dependent variable. The results show that digital branding positively and significantly affects consumer perception value (β = 0.642; p < 0.001), which in turn enhances the market value of cardamom (β = 0.511; p < 0.001). Keywords: branding; consumer; consumer perception; digital; influence; market; market value; marketing; perception; product; results; test; value; vol
• The influence of functionality and innovativeness of smart service systems on customer’s impulse buying behaviors by Chuang, Shu-Hui ; Ou, Cheng-Chieh ; Lin, Shinyi (2024) - This study contributes to academic knowledge by integrating experience value into the S-O-R framework, demonstrating that SSS functionality and innovativeness significantly enhance customer experience value, perceived usefulness, and pleasure, thereby promoting impulse buying behaviors. [34] learned that payment management systems and push marketing systems positively influence customer experience value. Keywords: behaviors; buying; consumer; customers; experience; experience value; functionality; impulse; innovativeness; journal; research; service; ssss; study; system; value; vol
• Discriminant analysis for valuing voluntary work among university youth in the United Arab Emirates by Aboutaleb, Amoura Hassan ; Alazab, Ashraf Mohamed ; Nser, Khaled Khamis ; AL-Tkhayneh, Khawlah Mitib ; Al Ali, Ahmed Abdullah (2024) - Published: 22 July 2024 * Correspondence: Khawlah.altkhayneh@aau.ac.ae Discriminant analysis for valuing voluntary work among university youth in the United Arab Emirates Amoura Hassan Aboutaleb1, Ashraf Mohamed Alazab2, Khaled Khamis Nser1, Khawlah Mitib AL- Tkhayneh1*, Ahmed Abdullah Al Ali3 1Al Ain University, UAE; Amoura.aboutaleb@aau.ac.ae (A.H.A.); khaled.nser@aau.ac.ae (K.K.N.). Hence, we can formulate the following questions that will be answered based on the results of discriminant analysis, as follows: What are the factors related to valuing voluntary work among university youth in the United Arab Emirates? Keywords: community; individuals; participants; results; sample; status; study; university youth; value; variable; work
• Effect of consumption of cookies made with Andean crops on biochemical indicators in recently weaned Wistar rats by Paulina Valdivia Barra, Tatiana ; Flores de Quispe, Tita ; Reynaldo Paredes Quispe, Juan ; Guillermo Apaza Ahumada, Moises (2024) - Abstract: Andean crops such as quinoa, cañihua and tarwi have high nutritional value; however, their consumption has lower demand compared to traditional cereals such as wheat, rice, barley and soybean. In addition, there are crops with great potential in the Andes to be transformed into processed food of high nutritional value, such as grains, tubers, roots, fruits, and aromatic and medical plants. Keywords: andean; cañihua; cookies; doi; effect; flour; quinoa; rats; tarwi; treatment; value; wheat
• Exploring determinants influencing the selection of geriatric nursing care services in Thailand Bangkok metropolitan area by Promsiri, Triyuth ; Arunyik, Budsara ; Keerativutisest, Vasu (2024) - The primary objective of this research is to explore the determinants influencing the selection of Geriatric nursing care and to identify the challenges encountered in delivering these services. Findings suggest that demographic factors, excluding occupation, along with social factors, the necessity for dependency, and the decision-making process, affect the selection of Geriatric nursing care in the studied regions. Keywords: bangkok; care; care facilities; correlation; decision; dependency; factors; geriatric; nursing care; relationship; value
• Adopting marketing intelligence to achieve competitive advantage: Applied research in a sample of the union bank of Iraq by Ammar Salih, Aya ; Ali Jassim, Tarik (2024) - The concept of competitive advantage: Competitive advantage refers to the situation in which the organization has a competitive advantage over its competitors in the market. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4, 2094-2107 2024 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1584 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: ayaammar000@gmail.com Adopting marketing intelligence to achieve competitive advantage: Applied research in a sample of the union bank of Iraq Aya Ammar Salih1*, Tarik Ali Jassim2 1,2Department of Economics of Investment and Business Management, College of Business Economics, AL-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq; ayaammar000@gmail.com (A.A.S.) dr.tarik@nahrainuniv.edu.iq (T.A.J.). Keywords: advantage; customer; dimension; information; intelligence; level; marketing; marketing intelligence; organization; product; significance; system; value
• Surgery do save life in cervical spinal injury: 5 years study of a tertiary care in East Java, Indonesia by Pratamanugroho, Ilham ; Agung Irianto, Komang ; Widhiyanto, Lukas ; Lestari, Pudji (2024) - Management of cervical injury patients can be either conservative or operative. Retrospective study was conducted with descriptive-analytic design by total sampling of cervical spinal injury patients in Dr. Soetomo General Academic Hospital from January 2018 to June 2023. Keywords: ais; doi; injury; operative; patients; sig; spinal; study; surgery; survival; value; vol
• Strategic renewal and its impact on enhancing the strength of expertise: A survey study of a sample of private banks – Baghdad by Al-Mulla, Hamid Ali Ahmed ; Khalif, Nisreen H (2024) - (Glaser et al, 2015: 306) indicated that strategic renewal provides the organization with the ability to obtain new opportunities in the market, as organizations use strategic renewal processes to achieve a balance between the forces of change and stability within them in order to maintain their survival and stability in the long term, and (Klitsie, 2018: 26) agreed with that. Abstract: The study aims to form comprehensive intellectual visions and clear perceptions about the relationship between strategic renewal and the strength of expertise in light of the major changes in the business environment and the knowledge-based economy, in an attempt to generalize the model and the extent of its applicability in the Iraqi environment. Keywords: coefficient; experience; experience strength; expertise; renewal; strength; study; value; variable
• Climate change impact on Indonesian firm value: Exploring the moderating role of accounting conservatism by Sayuti, Alfian ; Farizal Mohammed, Nor ; Susanti Amirrudin, Mira (2024) - Even though prior studies have proven that climate change disclosure can influence firm performance (firm value), the interaction of financial report quality, such as accounting conservatism, has not been tested. Therefore, it is crucial to test accounting conservatism, which has not been tested by prior research, to determine whether it strengthens the relationship between climate change disclosure and firm value. Keywords: accounting; accounting conservatism; change; climate; climate change; company; conservatism; disclosure; emissions; et al; firm; ghg; impact; investors; journal; market; panel; research; value
• The effect of attitude towards behaviour, local wisdom culture, whistleblowing intention on fraud prevention by Marota, Rochman ; Rosnidah, Ida ; Juhaida Johari, Razana (2024) - Behaviour attitude is a person's mental readiness to behave or act, in this case, acting as a whistleblower. Behaviour attitude is the whistleblower's mental readiness to report and face the effects of reporting actions taken. Keywords: attitude; behaviour; corruption; culture; doi; effect; fraud; influence; intention; prevention; research; value; whistleblower; whistleblowing; whistleblowing intention; wisdom
• Ho Chi Minh's ideology on national values and the issue of building national values in Vietnam today by Quang Dung, Trinh (2024) - These works clarify the concepts of values, value systems, and national value systems. Although Ho Chi Minh did not directly address national value systems, his ideas on the subject are truly revolutionary, and comprehensive, and still retain their value today. Keywords: chi; minh; national; people; system; value; vietnam
• Looking at the relationship between job satisfaction and employee engagement by Ariana, Sunda ; Helmi, Sulaiman ; Natalisa, Diah ; Jaya, Ade Kemala (2024) - Therefore, workers who are satisfied and feel that their contributions are taken into account and work as a team will tend to show greater diligence in their work [10] The majority of general workers are aware that their primary responsibility is to complete the tasks assigned to them and produce work that is acceptable and beneficial to the organization as a whole [11] Employee job satisfaction is measured through several indicators, namely the adequacy of work equipment; safety and comfort of work; working hours; a reward system that stimulates the quality of work, commitment and creativity of employees; work and commitment that is monitored and evaluated objectively and fairly; financial compensation for work; being cooperative with coworkers; interpersonal relationships; communication with direct supervisors in daily work; leaders who treat employee ideas and suggestions with respect; and respect for professional skills and ethical values for advancement [12] A. Sugiarto and A. D. Huruta, “Antecedents of green creativity: the mediating role of employee green commitment and employee job satisfaction,” Cogent Business and Management, vol. Keywords: competence; doi; effect; employee; employee engagement; engagement; environment; job; job satisfaction; satisfaction; value; vol; work
• Managing digital finance: The role of cryptocurrency in financial reporting by Yusuf, Muh. Fathir Maulid ; Rauf , Dian Mayafaty ; Hamid, Ahmad ; Sultraeni, Wiwin ; Garusu, Ilham Akbar (2024) - Financial statement marathon digital holdings and subsidiaries In Figures 7 and 8 Marathon Digital Holdings Company, Inc. records Digital assets into its balance sheet as company assets. In cryptocurrency holdings considered as financial assets within its scope that cryptocurrency serves as a financial asset for security tokens that represent residual interests in equity or for stable coins that give the holder a legally enforceable right to exchange the coins for cash. Keywords: accounting; activities; assets; bitcoin; cash; companies; company; crypto assets; cryptocurrencies; cryptocurrency assets; digital; doi; market; operating; statements; value
• Determinations of employee engagement and employee performance at international freight forwarding company by Susanto, Primadi Candra ; Sawitri, Ni Nyoman ; Ali, Hapzi ; Rony, Zahara Tussoleha (2024) - Employee engagement and discipline mediated the significant determination of discipline on employee performance, while employee engagement and servant leadership mediated the significant determination of servant leadership on employee performance. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2080 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: primadicandrasusanto89@gmail.com Determinations of employee engagement and employee performance at international freight forwarding company Primadi Candra Susanto1*, Ni Nyoman Sawitri2, Hapzi Ali3, Zahara Tussoleha Rony4 1Student Doctoral Universitas Bhayangkara Jakarta Raya, Jakarta, Indonesia; primadicandrasusanto89@gmail.com, 202230151009@msw.ubharajaya.ac.id (P.C.S.) 2,3,4Universitas Bhayangkara Jakarta Raya, Jakarta, Indonesia; sawitrininyoman@dsn.ubharajaya.ac.id (N.N.S.) hapzi@dsn.ubharajaya.ac.id (H.A.) tussoleha@dsn.ubharajaya.ac.id (Z.T.R.). Keywords: companies; discipline; doi; effect; efficacy; employee; employee engagement; employee performance; freight; leadership; results; self; servant; study; training; value; vol; work
• The influence of professional ethics, competency, integrity, skeptism and experience on audit quality with independence and risk based audit as intervening variables and artificial intellegance audit as a moderation variable at financial and development supervisory board in East Kalimantan by Muslimin, Muslimin; Ratnawati, Tri ; Riyadi, Slamet (2024) - Competence has a positive and significant effect on risk based audit. Experience has a positive and significant effect on risk based audits . Keywords: audit; audit quality; auditor; bpkp; effect; independence; integrity; means; professional; quality; risk; value
• A Study on the influence of religious beliefs on the intention to purchase sharia insurance products in Indonesia by Wijayanti, Jati ; Widayanti, Catur (2024) - Jati.Wijayanti@gmail.com A Study on the influence of religious beliefs on the intention to purchase sharia insurance products in Indonesia Jati Wijayanti1*, Catur Widayanti2 1Magister Management, Universtas Mercu Buana, Jakarta, Indonesia; Jati.Wijayanti@gmail.com (J.W.). Therefore, due to the phenomenon that occurs, there is an urgency for this research to be conducted in order to find out the extent of the public's understanding and purchasing intention regarding sharia insurance products. Keywords: attitude; awareness; behavior; brand; consumer; influence; insurance; insurance products; intention; islamic; products; promotion; purchase; purchase intention; religiosity; research; sharia; sharia insurance; study; value
• Building a sustainable creative economy: The influence of capital access and government programs by Wijoyo, Handoko Sosro Hadi ; Mujanah, Siti ; Susanti, Nanis (2024) - Likewise, the hypothesis Ha3 which links creative industry performance (Z) with creative industry growth (Y) is also accepted, with a T-statistic value of 4.129 and P-values of 0.000. On the other hand, hypothesis Ha8 stating that access to capital (X3) has a positive effect through creative industry performance (Z) on creative industry growth (Y) is accepted with T-statistics of 4.117 and P-values of 0.000. Keywords: access; capital; creative; cultural; government; heritage; hypothesis; industry; industry growth; industry performance; influence; innovation; programs; relationship; results; study; value
• Uncovering the dynamics of individual learning and employee adaptability in influencing innovation behavior by Fauziannor, Fauziannor; Ujianto, Ujianto; Nugroho, Riyadi (2024) - The gaps obtained include employee work behavior can fluctuate due to seasonal or situational variations that cannot be observed in a short period of time. This shows that, although employee adaptability is important, in the context of ASN employees in South Kalimantan, adaptability does not directly affect employee innovative behavior. Keywords: asn; behavior; employee; employee adaptability; employee creativity; employee innovation; individual; influence; innovation behavior; kalimantan; learning; south; study; value; work
• Estimated Stock Price Based on Company Communications: Mind Genomics and Cognitive Economics as knowledge-Creation Tools for Behavioral Finance by Moskowitz, Howard ; Baum, Edgar; Rappaport, Stephen D ; Gere, Attila (2019) - The vignettes comprised 2-4 elements-statements selected from four groups: WHO presents the information, the company’s VALUES, how the presenter shows ALIGNMENT with company values, and how CUSTOMERS respond. The use of inferential statistics to determine ‘significance’ is less relevant than a holistic view of the patterns separately strong performing elements driving high dollar values from weak performing elements driving low dollar values. Keywords: company; customers; dollar; elements; genomics; job; mind; products; respondent; response; services; value
• Technical and Economical Feasibility Analysis on Household-Scale Rooftop Solar Power Plant Design with On-Grid System in Semarang City by Windarta, Jaka ; Saptadi, Singgih ; Denis; Satrio, Dimas Adi ; Silaen, Johanes Soritua (2021) - Therefore, the pu rpose of this research is to analyze the energy produced by rooftop solar power plant system with a household-scale on-grid system with simulation in PVSyst 6.43 software and to analyze the economic feasibility of rooftop solar power plant on grid system household -scale. Solar power plant variation. Keywords: cost; energy; idr; panel; plant; power; price; rooftop; solar; total; value; variation; year
• A theoretical study of the output coupler reflectivity effect on the characteristics of Er+3 laser pulse at passively q-switching by Hussein, Zainab Ali ; Salih, Abdul- Kareem Mahdi (2024) - The low value of FPID which is shown in Figure 5 has resulted in the release of a large number of laser photons despite the low IPID value lead to obtained laser pulses characterized by high photons densities as the R value increased as shown in Figure 6. A theoretical study of the output coupler reflectivity effect on the characteristics of Er+3 laser pulse at passively q-switching Zainab Ali Hussein1*, Abdul- Keywords: density; doi; figure; laser; pulse; switching; time; value; vol
• The impact of organizational support for human resources in enhancing sustainable competitive advantage by Qais, Zahraa ; Abdlhussin, Safaa J. ; Hussein, Hafsa Atallah (2024) - The impact of organizational support for human resources in enhancing sustainable competitive advantage Zahraa Qais1*, Safaa J. Abdlhussin2, Hafsa Atallah Hussein3 1,2,3Middle Technical University, Iraq; zahraazoz0757@gmail.com (Z.Q.) safa.alsaatya@gmail.com (S.J.A.) hafsaatalah@mtu.edu.iq (H.A.H.) Abstract: The current study aims to examine the effects of organizational support for human resources and their ability to enhance sustainable competitive advantage. Keywords: advantage; correlation; employees; level; organization; regression; relationship; self; support; value; work
• Role of customer experience and customer engagement in organised retail apparel stores with respect to select cities in Kerala by Kumar, R. Anil ; Kinslin, D. (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3234 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: anilkumar.noorul@outlook.com Role of customer experience and customer engagement in organised retail apparel stores with respect to select cities in Kerala R. Anil Kumar1*, D. Kinslin2 1Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, Thuckalay, Tamil Nadu, India; anilkumar.noorul@outlook.com (R.A.K.) 2Industry Institute Collaboration, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, Thuckalay, Tamil Nadu, India. Abstract: Customer experience (CX) and customer engagement (CE) are pivotal elements in the success of retail stores, influencing customer satisfaction, loyalty, and overall business performance. Keywords: apparel; customer; customer engagement; customer experience; engagement; experience; journal; kerala; loyalty; research; retail; stores; value
• The impact of information systems and technology to the planning function in the Saudi telecoms companies by Elhag, Rahma Elhag Mohamed ; Abdelgadir, Mohamednour Eltahir Ahmed ; Fait, Adil Mohamed Ahmed ; AL-Bashir, Siddiq Mohammed (2024) - raalhaj@imamu.edu.sa The impact of information systems and technology to the planning function in the Saudi telecoms companies Rahma Elhag Mohamed Elhag1*, Mohamednour Eltahir Ahmed Abdelgadir2, Adil Mohamed Ahmed Fait3, Siddiq Mohammed AL-Bashir4 1,3Imam Mohamed Ibn Saud Islamic University, college of Business, Business Administration Department, Saudi Arabia; raalhaj@imamu.edu.sa (R.E.M.E.). Abstract: This study aimed to identify the impact of Information Systems and Technology in the preparation and implementation of plans for telecommunications companies in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, through the availability of information in telecoms system, and perceptions of employees of its importance, and determine the relationship between information systems and technology and to identify objectives and develop plans and identify alternatives, implementation and evaluation plans. Keywords: availability; company; decision; information system; information technology; level; objectives; planning; plans; relationship; square; study; systems; test; value
• A lean manufacturing approach to waste minimization: a case of industrial rack plant by Kiatcharoenpol, Tossapol ; Chaosamthong, Kirati ; Rawirangsun, Phuwit ; Klongboonjit, Sakon (2024) - However, VSM can be challenging for individuals unfamiliar with production processes, as it may obscure the flow of resources and information. Application of Lean Manufacturing One of the fundamental applications of lean in industry involves streamlining production processes through tools such as value stream mapping (VSM), which identifies inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement [9-11]. Keywords: beam; cycle; man; manufacturing; process; production; sec./day; time; value; vol; waste
• Exploration of patient loyalty through value integration and customer satisfaction in class B university hospitals on Java Island by Sutrisno, Sutrisno; Andjarwati, Tri ; Budiarti, Endah (2024) - This indicates that customer perceptions of service value at State University Hospitals (RSPTN) in Indonesia are generally high, approaching a maximum scale of 5. The customer value variable (Z) also showed a significant positive relationship with customer satisfaction (M) and revisit intention (Y), with a very small P-Value, confirming that patient experience of service value plays an important role in their satisfaction and decision to return to the hospital. Keywords: accessibility; brand; customer; customer satisfaction; customer value; health; hospital; image; indonesia; influence; intention; patient; quality; research; revisit; satisfaction; service; service quality; study; university; value
• The competitive advantages of Sudanese live sheep exporting in export to international market by Abass, Amal Saeed ; Emam, Abda Abdalla ; Elmulthum, Nagat (2024) - For exports quantities of live sheep noticed that Sudan and Somalia increasing stocks export sheep to the global market, in reverse Australia has a reduction in export quantities especially in current years. Based on the average contribution to world imports during 1986-2016 the countries competing Sudan in sheep exports include Somalia, Australia, and Jordan. Keywords: advantage; countries; export; response; sheep; somalia; sudan; value
• Some immunological parameters levels in COVID-19 patients in Al-Muthanna governorate, Iraq by AL-Lebawy, Noor Sami ; Nahab, Hedaa M. ; Abdulkareem, Aws Z. (2025) - drnoor_s78@mu.edu.iq Some immunological parameters levels in COVID-19 patients in Al- Muthanna governorate, Iraq Noor Sami AL- Lebawy1*, Hedaa M. Nahab2, Aws Z. Abdulkareem3 1,2College of Science, Al-Muthanna University, Iraq; drnoor_s78@mu.edu.iq (N.S.A.L.) hedaa.m.nahab@mu.edu.iq (H.M.N.) 3Science Department College of Basic Education University of Diyala, Iraq; awszamel0@gmail.com (A.Z.A.) Most of COVID-19 patients were male (56 %:28), while the rest cases were females (44%:22). Keywords: covid-19; covid-19 patients; il-8; level; mean; patients; tnf; value; vol
• Enhancing green loyalty in 3-star hotels in Surabaya: The role of green image, green marketing, and the mediation of green satisfaction and green trust by Mahendra, I.G.N. Andhika ; Ujianto, Ujianto; Halik, Abdul (2025) - Therefore, the proposed hypothesis is: H2: Green product has a significant effect on Green Satisfaction among visitors to three-star hotels in Surabaya 2.2.3. Variable Composite reliability Green image (X1) 0.919 Green product (X2) 0.911 Green price (X3) 0.927 Green place (X4) 0.913 Green promotion (X5) 0.885 Green satisfaction (Z1) 0.961 Green trust (Z2) 0.959 Green loyalty (Y) 0.904 Keywords: brand; eco; effect; et al; green; green trust; image; influence; loyalty; marketing; place; price; products; promotion; satisfaction; star; surabaya; value; vol
• Correlation between carcinoembryonic antigen and systemic immune-inflammation index with the outcomes of colorectal cancer patients who underwent radical surgery at Dr. Soetomo Surabaya during 2022-2024 by Adidharma, I Made Ary ; Danardono, Edwin ; Hariastawa, I G. B. Adria (2025) - LOS Total P-value Correlation coefficient <7 14-Jul >14 CEA level Low (<=8.5150) 3 15 2 20 0,019 0.352 % of LOS 42.86% 53.57% 22.22% 45.45% High (>8.5150) 4 13 7 24 % of LOS 57.14% 46.42% 77.78% 54.55% From the data presented in table 5, it was found that patients with a short length of stay (<7 days) 57.14% (4 samples) had high CEA values, but it was not much different from 42.86% (3 samples) who had low CEA values. Patients with care between 7-14 days as much as 53.57% had high CEA values. Keywords: cancer; cea; patients; relationship; sii; stage; value
• The role of marketing information in enhancing market share: A study on a sample of service institutions in the city of Baghdad by Al-Azzawi, Hameed Shukur AbdulAmeer ; Ahmed, Hasanain Hamid ; Ali, Mohammed Hussein ; Jabbar, Riyadh Hassoon (2025) - 3) Collection of marketing information: Marketing information is characterized by its vast volume, posing a hurdle for marketers in the process of collecting and analyzing this data. Market share knowledge accounts for 23.4% variance (R² = 0.234), and it has a regression coefficient of 0.484 with a t-value of 4.972. Keywords: competitors; customer; information; institution; knowledge; market share; marketing; marketing information; organization; relationship; service; table; value
• Accelerating adoption process in the biased context: The significance of diffused information and consumer knowledge by TRAN, Thu Thanh (2025) - [45] C. Shapiro, Consumer information, product quality, and seller reputation, The Bell Journal of Economics, vol. 13, no. 1, pp. 20-35, 1982. Most studies on consumer buying behavior focus on how consumers' knowledge influences their purchases, overlooking the effect of combining new information with existing knowledge on their behavior toward new products. Keywords: adoption; beef; brand; consumer; information; jpw; knowledge; preference; product; study; value; vol; 𝑃 𝑝=1
• The influence of e-commerce seller reverse logistics quality on customer loyalty: The mediating role of customer experience and perceived value by Gronphet, Seree ; Onputtha, Suraporn (2025) - Keywords: Customer experience, Customer loyalty, E-commerce, Reverse logistics, value perception. [4] N. T. M. Anh and V. D. Khoa, Impact of reverse logistics on the shopping experience of e-commerce customers, presented at the In International Conference on Research in Management & Technovation (pp. 473-485). Keywords: commerce; customer; customer experience; customer loyalty; experience; logistics; logistics quality; loyalty; process; quality; research; return; reverse; seller; value; vol
• Predicting the effects of EWOM and product innovation on purchase decision and the impact on customer loyalty by Putri, Alifa Savira ; Indra, Ricardo ; Pertiwi, Indah Dirgahayu Putri ; Salsabilla, Ulfira (2025) - Shiau [25] XB2 I feel that the performance of iswhite body mask products has satisfactory technological quality XB3 I feel that the technology in is white body mask products is able to adapt to new technologies XB4 I feel that is white body mask products have high quality technology Services Innovation XB5 New products XB9 I think is white body mask products are unique and worth using XB10 Keywords: body; decisions; ewom; influence; innovation; mask; products; purchasing; relationship; research; validity; value; vol
• Development of instruments for implementation analysis and effectiveness evaluation of clinical pharmacy services as well as need identification of Telepharmacy services by Rachmawati Felani ; Andrajati, Retnosari ; Syafhan, Nadia Farhanah ; Wispriyono, Bambang (2025) - Literature Study The initial step of this report was to conduct a literature study on clinical pharmacy services in hospitals, telepharmacy clinical pharmacy services, patient compliance with treatment procedures, and appropriate use of drugs. This consisted of 3 instruments, namely 1) an evaluation instrument for the implementation of clinical pharmacy pharmaceutical services in hospitals, 2) an instrument for the effectiveness of clinical pharmacy services in hospitals, and 3) an instrument for identifying community needs for telepharmacy services. Keywords: health; instrument; pharmaceutical; pharmacy; question; services; study; telepharmacy; validity; value; vol
• The impact of service quality in retail stores on loyalty and repurchase intent through consumer value by Lee, Sin-Bok, (2025) - Previous studies have consistently attempted to analyze the influence of hypermarket service quality on consumer value, customer loyalty, and repurchase intention. Therefore, this study aims to systematically analyze the impact of hypermarket service quality on customer loyalty and repurchase intention through consumer value (functional value and emotional value). Keywords: consumer; consumer value; customer; hypermarket; intention; loyalty; quality; repurchase; service; value; vol
• The impact of auditor change on the significance of accounting information value relevance, mediated by earnings management practices by Salih, Jalil Ibrahim ; Shibli, Abdulhussein Tofeeq (2025) - The term (value relevance) began to appear in the literature in the nineties of the last century, but studies conducted to show the relationship between accounting numbers and company value began more than 59 years ago, as the first article in this field was published in 1966 by (Miller & Modigliani) using a sample of companies belonging to the electricity sector. Keywords: Auditor, Earnings management, Relevance of accounting information value. Keywords: accounting; audit; auditor; banks; company; earnings; emps; impact; information; quality; relevance; share; study; value; vol
• Italian and international property valuation methods: A critical comparison by Murro, Rocco (2025) - Keywords: International appraisal methods, International valuation standards, Italian property valuation methods, Property valuation methods, Real estate appraisal. The applicability of international valuation methods implies the existence of the same operating conditions in all countries, including the possibility of collecting real estate data. Keywords: appraisal; estate; international; market; methods; property; standards; valuation; value
• Exploring the impact of profitability, debt covenant, and financial flexibility on firm value: Does company growth moderate the relationship? by Evianti, Dessy ; Hasanudin, Agus Ismaya ; Mulyasari, Windu ; Soleha, Nurhayati (2025) - Keywords: Profitability, Debt covenants, Financial flexibility, Firm value, Company growth. c. H3: Financial flexibility has a positive effect on firm value. Keywords: company; covenants; debt; firm; flexibility; growth; profitability; study; value
• Capital structure as a determinant of firm value: A moderation analysis of firm size by Nurdin, Emillia ; Awaluddin, Ishak ; Abdullah, Muntu ; Asni, Nur ; Sari, Ika Maya (2025) - Abstract: This study examines the effect of capital structure on firm value, with firm size as a moderating variable. The results show that capital structure positively affects firm value. Keywords: capital; capital structure; company; debt; effect; firm; manufacturing; size; structure; value; vol
• Navigating the path of sustainability: The interconnected impact organizational resilience, community trust, and financial support by Zen, Agustian ; Ali, Hapzi ; Sastrodiharjo, Istianingsih ; Hidayat, Wastam Wahyu (2025) - [22] A. L. Brewster, M. Fleming, M. Knox, and A. Roth, Community resilience for COVID-19 and beyond: Leveraging a system for health care and social services integration, Health Affairs Forefront, 2020. From the results and discussions above, community trust has a significant effect on sustainability, financial support has a significant effect on sustainability, and together there is a positive influence. Keywords: coefficient; community; community trust; correlation; organizations; resilience; support; sustainability; trust; value; variable; vol
• Exploring the achievement levels of successful professional photographers in Chongqing, China by Yang, Yanlin ; Alias, Jamsari Bin ; Awang, Mohd Mahzan Bin ; Rahim, Syafiqah Abdul (2025) - By deconstructing how Chongqing photographers negotiate localized ecosystems, this research advances a multidimensional model for talent evaluation and industry sustainability in transitional creative economies and to explore the multidimensional determinants of professional photographers’ achievement levels, with a focus on regional, technological, and educational synergies. For instance, although Chongqing photographers actively participate in international photography festivals, only 3% of their works are collected by mainstream galleries in Europe and America. Keywords: achievement; china; chongqing; industry; interview; photographers; photography; research; value; vol; work
• Social media marketing-based brand engagement strategy in increasing purchasing decisions in fashion SMEs in Bali by Giantari, I Gusti Ayu Ketut ; Sukawati, Tjok Gede Raka ; Ekawati, Ni Wayan ; Yasa, Ni Nyoman Kerti (2025) - [68] T. Samarah, P. Bayram, H. Y. Aljuhmani, and H. Elrehail, The role of brand interactivity and involvement in driving social media consumer brand engagement and brand loyalty: the mediating effect of brand trust, Journal of Research in Interactive Marketing, vol. 16, no. 4, pp. Various information and sales-related campaigns are https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7841-0526 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9007-0218 https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6337-5983 https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1655-8220 874 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 873-893, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.7972 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate often used on brand social media accounts as a driver of attention and increased sales. Keywords: brand; brand engagement; brand trust; decisions; effect; fashion; influence; journal; marketing; media; media marketing; purchase; purchasing; purchasing decisions; research; study; table; value; vol
• Audit quality, firm value, and audit opinion in Indonesian state-owned enterprises by Lamaya, Fauziyah ; Pandin, Maria Yovita R ; Ratnawati, Tri (2025) - The findings reveal that audit quality significantly affects audit opinions, both directly and indirectly through firm value. The study concludes that audit quality plays a pivotal role in shaping audit opinions, while ESG-related disclosures have not yet been fully considered in public sector audit assessments. Keywords: audit; audit opinion; audit quality; auditors; disclosure; esg; firm; opinion; quality; reporting; risk; study; sustainability; value; vol
• The influence of gamification, customer experience, and customer engagement on brand equity in Thai e-marketplace by Tangsophon, Suphicha ; Udomratanamanee, Theerakorn ; Siriudomset, Watcharit (2025) - [20] N. Xi and H. Juho, The relationship between gamification, brand engagement and brand equity, in Proceedings of the 52nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2019. suphicha.faa@gmail.com The influence of gamification, customer experience, and customer engagement on brand equity in Thai e-marketplace Suphicha Tangsophon1*, Theerakorn Udomratanamanee2, Watcharit Siriudomset3 1DBA Student, Business School, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, Thailand; suphicha.faa@gmail.com (S.T.). Keywords: brand; brand equity; commerce; customer; customer engagement; customer experience; digital; engagement; experience; gamification; journal; loyalty; marketing; research; study; value; vol
• Simulating value co-creation in digital agri-food platforms: An agent-based model of consumer–producer interaction in the organic vegetable market by Rini, Neneng Kartika ; Deliana, Yosini ; Wibowo, Kunto Adi ; Trimo, Lucyana ; Setiawan, Iwan ; Sukmawani, Reny ; Widianto, Sunu ; Wulandari, Eliana (2025) - [33] who emphasized digital co-creation engagement as a multi-actor, iterative process influenced by user participation, interface design, and contextual dynamics. Simulation Scenarios To explore the impact of value co-creation features and contextual variables on consumer-producer interactions within a digital platform for organic vegetables, five simulation scenarios were developed (see Table 1). Keywords: abm; agent; agriculture; consumer; creation; design; digital; engagement; learning; platform; price; producer; scenario; trust; value; value co; vcc; vol
• The influence of low self-control, fear of missing out online reviews, hedonic motivations, materialism, and price value on impulsive buying through impulsiveness of social networks and positive attitude toward targeted advertising among young Shopee consumers in Indonesia by Falajunah, Cut Tamara ; Dewi, Citra Kusuma (2025) - [3] Y. Chetioui and L. El Bouzidi, An investigation of the nexus between online impulsive buying and cognitive dissonance among Gen Z shoppers: Are female shoppers different?, Young Consumers, vol. 24, no. 4, pp. 406-426, 2023. The findings reveal that low self-control, fear of missing out (FOMO), and materialism significantly influence impulsive buying behavior. Keywords: advertising; attitude; buying; control; fomo; impulsiveness; networks; reviews; self; study; value; vol
• The influence of mobile service quality on customer loyalty of Gojek with customer satisfaction as a mediated variable by Guntur, Muhammad Fauzan Samudera Putra; Martini, Erni (2025) - [18] discuss how factors like accessibility and customer service affect service quality in transportation. 2.5. fauzansamudera14@gmail.com The influence of mobile service quality on customer loyalty of Gojek with customer satisfaction as a mediated variable Muhammad Fauzan Samudera Putra Guntur1*, Erni Martini2 1,2Faculty of Economics and Business, Telkom University, Bandung, Indonesia; fauzansamudera14@gmail.com (M.F.S.P.G.) ernimartini@telkomuniversity.ac.id (E.M.). Keywords: customer; customer loyalty; customer satisfaction; gojek; loyalty; mobile; quality; satisfaction; service; service quality; test; value
• Traditional crafts in digital commerce: Consumer value and behavior on TikTok China's ceramic live-streaming by Limin, Fang; Abidin, Shahriman Zainal; Harun, Zahirah; Xiumian, Chen (2025) - [17] found that presenting traditional cultural elements enhances product perceived value [17]. Related Work Perceived value theory serves as a crucial foundation for consumer behavior research. Keywords: behavior; characteristics; consumer; product; purchase; research; satisfaction; streaming; table; value; vol
• Research on brand stickiness of gamification marketing under the perspective of immersion theory: Network social capital as mediating variable and fear of missing out as moderating variable effect by Han, YiJing; Chen, Sze-Ting (2025) - Bagozzi and Dholakia [46] pointed out that brand community value is an important driving force for consumers to participate in the brand community, when consumers get enough value from the brand community, their community participation will be increased, and they will be more likely to form a community commitment and ultimately affect their brand loyalty, which will enhance the adhesion between consumers and brands Bagozzi and Dholakia [46]. On the other hand, gamification elements can help to enhance brand experience. Keywords: brand; brand stickiness; capital; community; consumers; effect; experience; fear; game; gamification; gamification marketing; journal; loyalty; marketing; network; online; research; social; stickiness; study; value; vol
• Testing the mediating effect of corporate sustainability on the relationship of institutional ownership and firm value by Novita, Dian; Amiruddin, Amiruddin; Sundari, Sri; Ferdiansah, Muhammad Irdam (2025) - Published: 22 August 2025 * Correspondence: diannovita@unifa.ac.id Testing the mediating effect of corporate sustainability on the relationship of institutional ownership and firm value Dian Novita1*, Amiruddin2, Sri Sundari3, Muhammad Irdam Ferdiansah4 1Department of Accounting Faculty of Economics and Social Science Fajar University, Indonesia; diannovita@unifa.ac.id (D.N.) 2,3,4,5Department of Accounting Faculty of Economics and Business Hasanuddin University, Indonesia; amiruddinj64@gmail.com (A.) sriamir66@gmail.com Abstract: Corporate sustainability is a concept associated with corporate social responsibility. Keywords: audit; companies; company; corporate; firm; investors; market; ownership; quality; sustainability; value; vol
• Utilizing edible mushrooms as natural flavor enhancers and nutrient sources in meatball products by Putri, Salsabila Hendro; Putranto, Rudi Hendro; Suryatma, Anton; Suryatinah, Yuniarti; Nurlinawati, Iin (2025) - Materials and Methods The main ingredients used are Fruit bodies of Oyster mushrooms, Shitake mushrooms, and Ear mushrooms, white pepper powder, onion powder, garlic powder, salt, sugar, roasted tapioca flour, tapioca flour, beef, ice cubes, fried onions, pepper, mushroom flavoring treatment, and meatball chewy flour. Consumer Preferences for Meatball Products with Mushroom Flavoring After the proximate analysis test was carried out, an organoleptic test was carried out on meatballs with mushroom flavoring, which aimed to determine the degree of preference of panelists for meatball products with mushroom flavoring and compared with commercial flavoring. Keywords: color; meatball; meatball sauce; msg; mushroom flavoring; mushrooms; panelists; sauce; test; treatment; type; value; vol

• Application of mutual authentication algorithm on the robust communication protocol between the server and the tag for RFID by Huang, Haolin; Isaeva, Gulmira; lin, Haicai; Huang, Wenya (2025) - The authentication problem in the proposed system is divided into two parts: tag authentication and reader authentication. In tag authentication, we verify the accuracy of the tag. Keywords: authentication; internet; iot; protocol; reader; rfid; security; system; tag; tags; things; vol
• Cognitive transfer of Chinese native speakers' use of English quantifiers from the perspective of binomial quantity construction by Yang, YiXuan; Mamat, Roslina Binti (2025) - There are significant differences between English quantifiers and Chinese quantifiers, with Chinese quantifiers being an independent part of speech alongside verbs and nouns [1- 3]. As a result, native Chinese speakers often map the generalization of Chinese quantifiers to the English context, leading to incorrect choices. Keywords: bqc; chinese; english; language; quantifiers; speakers; system; theory; transfer; use; vol
• Influence of early withdrawals from private pension funds on inflation in Peru, 2020–2024 by Iparraguirre, Rosa María Quiñonez; Rojas, Percy Escalante (2025) - Finally, it is concluded that early pension fund withdrawals, while they played a key role in mitigating the crisis, should not be repeated without a rigorous technical analysis that considers their macroeconomic effects. The pandemic, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and international inflation have forced governments to implement expansionary economic policies, often financed by pension fund withdrawals or direct subsidies Keywords: consumption; covid-19; effects; funds; increase; inflation; pension; pension funds; peru; system; vol; withdrawals
• Optimal OCR setting and protection coordination on priority customer feeder at PT. PLN ULP Gondang Wetan using modified firefly algorithm by Gaol, Hans Hanggara Lumban; Pujiantara, Margo; Priyadi, Ardyono (2025) - The testing carried out in the ETAP software in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 confirmed that the optimal coordination of protection relays can successfully isolate three-phase short-circuit currents with 389 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 10: 378-390, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i10.10438 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate minimal operating time, while maintaining good coordination and CTI that meet the minimum requirements for selective coordination in accordance with established protection standards. PLN ULP Gondang Wetan, especially in terms of regulating and coordinating OCR protection relays. Keywords: algorithm; coordination; current; firefly; ieee; protection; relay; system; tds; time
• The essence of the system of actors ensuring national security by Truba, Roman ; Kozin, Serhii ; Vykhrystiuk, Anatolii ; Melnyk, Vadym ; Shkliarenko, Andrii (2024) - At the same time, a critical analysis of the essence of this system allows us to conclude that it is a relatively decentralized subsystem of the system of ensuring national security system, taking into account the different legal status of entities belonging to the system. In a general sense, any element of the State establishing can be perceived as national security actor (from the highest public authorities to every citizen), since they are united by a common goal – to ensure national security. Keywords: actors; ensuring; national; security; security actors; security system; state; system; ukraine
• Peculiarities of law enforcement system functioning in the context of digitalization by Popovich, Iryna ; Rusetskyi, Anatolii ; Nazymko, Ehor ; Korniienko, Maksym ; Polianskyi, Anton (2024) - The main steps of implementing the Intelligence-Led Policing methodology into police activity should be: improving the qualifications of law enforcement officers (in particular, their managers) regarding the use of analytical products in the decision-making and planning process; establishment of close interaction (cooperation) of national law enforcement agencies with international experts, foreign law enforcement agencies; establishment of a national system of coordination by law enforcement, controlling and other state bodies, agencies, enterprises, institutions; alignment of national analytical databases; creation of a mechanism of accountability of law enforcement agencies during the implementation of Intelligence-Led Policing regarding compliance with the principles of protection of human and citizen rights. iryna.m.popovich@gmail.com Peculiarities of law enforcement system functioning in the context of digitalization Iryna Popovich1*, Anatolii Rusetskyi2, Ehor Nazymko3, Maksym Korniienko4, Anton Polianskyi4 1,2National Scientific Center «Ноn. Keywords: context; crime; digitalization; enforcement; enforcement system; law; law enforcement; system; ukraine; vol
• The role of the central bank of Iraq in confronting economic crime by Al-Kaabi, Noor Al-Huda Emad Kadhim; Al-Saadi, Ikhlas Qasim Nafil (2024) - Despite the presence of some obstacles, it has achieved tangible progress in combating corruption Keywords: Central Bank of Iraq, Economic crime, Money laundering, Terrorist financing. [3]S. H. Al Rubaie, Role of Central Bank of Iraq in Combating Money Laundering, Rechtsidee, vol. 12, no. 1, p. 7, Jun. 2024. Keywords: bank; banking; crime; iraq; laundering; money; role; system; vol
• Developing an internet of things system for hydrogen leak detection at hydrogen refueling stations integrating LoRa and global positioning system by Hwang, Ha-Jin ; Hwang, Sung-Ho (2024) - However, with hydrogen gas sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) equipment, hydrogen gas leaks can be detected when and where they are required. Overall block diagram of an IoT system for detecting hydrogen gas leaks at hydrogen refueling stations. Keywords: digital; equipment; gas; gps; hydrogen; iot; lora; refueling; system
• Bus rapid transport system for urban mobility in Ahmedabad: A people’s perception of service quality and performance of BRTS by Minampat, Venkat Ram Reddy ; Divi, Sriram ; Raghuvanshi, Jyothi Singh (2024) - Commuters are satisfied to the BRT standards compared to the preexisting level of public transport services. The objective is to analyzing the service Quality of Ahmedabad BRTS service providers to the commuters. Keywords: ahmedabad; brts; bus; busses; city; commuters; public; quality; service; system; transport
• Organizational and economic principles of financial monitoring of national business entities in the context of national security by Poliova, Nataliya ; Polova, Lesya ; Stepanenko, Sergey ; Izmailov, Yaroslav; Varenyk, Volodymyr ; Akimov, Oleksandr (2024) - [45] Ostapenko, O. et al., 2023. [47] Panasiuk, O. et al., 2021. Keywords: aml; cft; crime; doi; et al; financing; international; laundering; money; money laundering; monitoring; national; new; proceeds; security; system; terrorist
• Automated Student Attendance System using Fingerprint Recognition by Rahman, Sifatnur ; Rahman, Mahabur; Rahman, Md Mijanur (2018) - Also, the use of biometric features in student attendance management system is a secure approach. Keywords: Attendance system, Biometric features, Fingerprint recognition, Identification, Verification. Keywords: attendance; biometric; fingerprint; identification; recognition; student; system; template
• Providing Water to the Plants Automatically Using Microcontroller by Mengistie, Dejenie (2018) - The soil moisture/humidity levels are checked using soil moisture sensor. Examples of sensors include: oxygen sensors, temperature sensors, infra-red sensors, humidly sensors, soil moisture sensors and motion detection sensors. Keywords: arduino; digital; microcontroller; moisture; moisture sensor; motor; output; pins; power; sensors; soil; soil moisture; system; voltage; water
• Arabic word tokenization system using the maximum matching model by Almaaytah, Shahab Ahmad (2024) - Keywords: Arabic language processing, Arabic word tokenization, Maximum matching model, Natural language processing, PoS tagging. The rest of the article is divided into sections that discuss the literature review in section 2, the characteristics of the Arabic language in section 3, difficulties in Arabic word tokenization in section 4, a proposed architectural design in section 5, and the study's conclusion in the last section. Keywords: arabic; information; language; learning; matching; processing; system; text; tokenization; word
• Automated Solar Powered Street Lighting System with Super Capacitors by Pena, Alvin T Dela ; Quezon, Clarissa F ; Feliciano, Christian Q (2020) - [11] Complete Solar Power Systems, Complete solar power systems, 2017. References [1] W. I. S. Power?, What is solar power?, 2017. Keywords: battery; charging; energy; light; power; solar; street; system
• Parametric self-excitation in the dynamic cutting system by Binh, Nguyen Ngoc ; Tung, Pham Dinh ; Anh, Nguyen Dong ; Thuy, Tran Thi Thu ; Phan, Nguyen Huu (2024) - The specific features of stability loss in dynamic cutting systems are revealed. In general case, matrices of stiffness of workpiece subsystem can be expressed in the following form: 11 11 1 12 12 1 12 21 21 1 21 22 22 1 22 33 sin( ) sin( ) 0 sin( ) sin( ) 0 0 0 c t c t c c t c t c  Keywords: c c; cutting; excitation; stability; system; t c; t t
• From the standpoint of progressive law, the idea of legal protection for land deed officials in the electronic mortgage system by Sinaga, Nelly Azwarni ; Nurlinda, Ida ; Yamin, Muhammad ; Zaidar, Zaidar (2024) - The aspect of legal protection for Land Deed Officials within the realm of legislation related (Kharisma et al., 2022) to Land Deed Officials is more internal or administrative in nature. The Legal Responsibilities of Land Deed Officials from the Perspective of Law and Profession The form of accountability of the Land Deed Official in relation to their profession adheres to the principle of liability based on fault. Keywords: deed official; land; land deed; law; mortgage; number; regulation; rights; system
• A novel approach to elicit distributed requirements for IOT system using SVM classifier by AbdelQader, Akram ; Awad, Khalil ; Qader, Mohammad A. Abedel (2024) - While the system stakeholder needs may be different from the device functionality this makes gab in smart system requirements to reach an optimal software solution. The training phase for smart device requirements: 1. Keywords: classifier; dataset; devices; engineering; features; iot; keywords; needs; requirements; smart; stakeholder; system; table; user
• Enhancing line loadability in urban rail systems: evaluating the impact of distributed generation on voltage stability, power losses and generation costs by Ali, Adlan ; Emran, Muhammad Helmy ; Ramli, Mimi Faisyalini ; Yassim, Halyani Mohd ; Wahab, Amirul Sufie A ; Ghazali, Auni Najihah Mohamed (2024) - The study's results confirm that integrating Distributed Generation (DG) significantly benefits urban railway distribution systems by enhancing voltage stability, reducing power losses, and lowering operational costs. Traditional power flow analysis methods often overlook the costs associated with power generation and operational expenses, underscoring the need for a comprehensive evaluation of DG. Keywords: generation; line; losses; power; railway; system; tps; voltage
• Smart irrigation system using PLC, SCADA, and fuzzy control by Morsi, Iman ; Ahmed, Maged (2024) - Abstract: This paper describes the design of smart irrigation control system for a 20-acre farm in Alexandria, Egypt, based on a Graphical User Interface GUI, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems SCADA, Programmable Logic Control PLC, Fuzzy Logic Control FLC, and sensors. In agriculture, smart irrigation control systems based on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Raspberry Pi technology were introduced based on data analysis collected from sensors that measured temperature, humidity, and soil moisture Keywords: applied; control; doi; figure; irrigation; output; plc; power; pressure; pumps; scada; soil; system; vol
• Islamic distributive justice accounting model to reduce payroll system inequities by Rahman, Karlina Ghazalah ; Alimuddin, Alimuddin ; Indrijawati, Aini ; Sundari, Sri (2025) - Conclusions The study concluded that foundation organisations should implement Islamic distributive justice accounting in creating payroll systems. Based on some of the paragraphs above, Islamic distributive justice accounting implements the idea that economic actors are obliged to be fair in dividing mandates and salaries to employees, especially in foundation organisations. Keywords: accounting; allah; distributive; employees; foundation; islamic; justice; organisation; payroll; payroll system; salary; system; vol; work
• Artificial intelligence and vehicle license plate recognition: A literature review by Martínez, Hernán Darío Enríquez ; Insuasti, Jesus (2025) - Published: 22 February 2025 * Correspondence: hdenriquez39B@udenar.edu.co Artificial intelligence and vehicle license plate recognition: A literature review Hernán Darío Enríquez Martínez1*, Jesus Insuasti2 1,2Systems Engineering Department, University of Nariño, Pasto 52001, Colombia; hdenriquez39B@udenar.edu.co (H.D.E.M.) insuasti@udenar.edu.co (J.I.P.) Abstract: This study presents a systematic literature review on the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in vehicle license plate recognition, focusing on neural network-based technologies. Keywords: accuracy; conference; et al; identification; learning; license; license plate; networks; plate; plate recognition; recognition; research; study; system; vehicle; vehicle license; vol
• Investment of human resources in internal control systems and designation as the most admired firms: A corporate governance perspective by Kim, Suyon (2025) - Received: 27 December 2024; Revised: 17 February 2025; Accepted: 18 February 2025; Published: 8 March 2025 * Correspondence: sykim309@jbnu.ac.kr Investment of human resources in internal control systems and designation as the most admired firms: A corporate governance perspective Suyon Kim1* 1RoadTech, Jinbuk2, Beotkot 2-gil, Jeonju city, South Korea; sykim309@jbnu.ac.kr (S.K.). Abstract: The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of investments in human resources for internal control systems on the likelihood of being selected as one of Korea's most admired companies, with a specific focus on the moderating role of corporate governance. Keywords: control; firms; governance; korea; personnel; reputation; resources; study; system; vol
• A surface geothermal system application to improve the lacting sow welfare by Bardales, Julio Cesar Valencia ; Abad, Hilario Noberto Pujada ; Cadenas, Dalila Irene Villanueva ; Chavez-Barbery, Luis Miguel ; Bazán, Eladio Cesar Gallardo ; Tamariz, Jorge Miguel Cabello ; Lucho-Cerga, Miguel Edmundo ; Gamarra, Enrique Pujada ; Airahuacho-Bautista, Felix Esteban (2025) - Geothermal coil system. Functional breastfeeding module with geothermal system energy. Keywords: air; coil; cooling; energy; environment; heat; surface; system; temperature; vol
• An intelligent system for college admission queries: Leveraging BERT and Siamese BiLSTM for enhanced accuracy by Hua, Min ; Abisado, Mideth (2025) - The convolution is to improve local pattern recognition accuracy with increased accuracy of feature extraction in college admission query systems. huam@students.national-u.edu.ph An intelligent system for college admission queries: Leveraging BERT and Siamese BiLSTM for enhanced accuracy Min Hua1,2*, Mideth Abisado1 1College of Computing and Information Technologies, National University, Manila, 1008, Philippines; huam@students.national-u.edu.ph (M.H.). Keywords: accuracy; admission; answering; bert; bilstm; college; feature; layer; learning; queries; query; question; resolution; system; vol; 𝐼𝐷𝐹
• An examination of tax service quality with the use of online tax systems: A structural equation modelling analysis by Song, Kosal (2025) - Tax service quality refers to the effectiveness, efficiency, and fairness with which tax services are delivered. Published: 23 April 2025 * Correspondence: skosal@cam-ed.com An examination of tax service quality with the use of online tax systems: A structural equation modelling analysis Kosal Song1* 1CamEd Business School, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; skosal@cam-ed.com (K.S.). Keywords: ease; otsu; peou; quality; service; system; tax; usage; use; vol
• Factors cause the failure of policy implementation of traditional customary governance system (Nagari) in West Sumatera Province, Indonesia by Yulivestra, Malse ; Zauhar, Soesilo ; Wijaya, Andy Fefta ; Hidayati, Firda (2025) - [5] argues: “In our approach to the study of policy implementation, we begin in the abstract and ask: What are the preconditions for successful policy implementation? Published: 13 May 2025 * Correspondence: malseyulivestrafiaub@gmail.com Factors cause the failure of policy implementation of traditional customary governance system (Nagari) in West Sumatera Province, Indonesia Malse Yulivestra1,2*, Soesilo Zauhar3, Andy Fefta Wijaya4, Firda Hidayati5 1Doctoral Program, Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Universitas Brawijaya Malang, 65145, Indonesia, malseyulivestrafiaub@gmail.com (M.Y.). Keywords: government; implementation; nagari; policy; policy implementation; regulation; sumatra; system; west
• Adequacy of criminal legislation concerning the money laundering for cybercrimes in Mainland China by Chenghao, Yu ; Zahir, Mohd Zamre Mohd ; Rajamanickam, Ramalinggam (2025) - In the MLC Act, money laundering offences are categorized into two types: general money laundering offences as outlined in Article 19, and specific money laundering offences detailed in Articles 20, 21, and 22. Although this article critiques Professor Zhang’s emphasis on financial security as potentially overshadowing the core aspects of money laundering crimes, his method of analysing the structure of the legal interest under Article 191 remains valuable for reference. Keywords: accounts; aml; article; article 287b; china; cybercrime; laundering; law; mainland; mainland china; money laundering; offences; predicate; provision; system; taiwan; vol
• A review and reconstruction of the evaluation index system for high-quality development of urban agglomerations by Hongyu, Zhi; Arip, Mohammad Affendy Bin (2025) - [52] D. Xiao, Measuring urban agglomeration development quality in China: An integrated evaluation framework, Sustainability, vol. 13, no. 14, p. 7843, 2021. The construction of a new evaluation system should be able to more comprehensively display the overall development of urban agglomerations, covering multiple aspects such as the health level of economic development, social development, overall health level of 1721 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 7: 1720-1736, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i7.9006 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate residents' lives, health level of resources and ecological environment, and health level of urban residents' living environment, providing theoretical support for research on urban agglomeration development. Keywords: agglomerations; china; economic; evaluation; index; indicators; level; quality development; research; residents; system; urban; vol; √ √
• Academic administration factors affecting blended learning system for colleges in Henan province by Chen, Xudong; Siththada, Thada; Boonphadung, Suttipong (2025) - Received: 4 June 2025; Revised: 8 July 2025; Accepted: 11 July 2025; Published: 9 August 2025 * Correspondence: 396955919@qq.com Academic administration factors affecting blended learning system for colleges in Henan province Xudong Chen1*, Thada Siththada2, Suttipong Boonphadung3 1,2,3Department of Educational Administration, Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand; 396955919@qq.com (X.C.) thada.si@ssru.ac.th (T.S.) suttipong.bo@ssru.ac.th (S.B.). Abstract: This study investigates academic administration factors affecting the implementation of blended learning systems in colleges across Henan Province, China. Keywords: academic; administration; blended; factors; henan; learning; province; research; study; system; teaching; vol
• The design of safe transmission system by sets of automatically variation key information by Huo, Yingjie; Huang, Haolin; Isaeva, Gulmira; Huang, Wenya (2025) - Key list corresponding to calculational method could let the life of key list prolong. Keywords: Asymmetric encryption system, Cryptosystem, Key list, Symmetric encryption system. Keywords: encryption; figure; key; list; method; routing; system; time; vol

• The dual pathways of influence in live commerce: How brand engagement moderate online social interactions, sharing experience and impulsive purchases across Thai and Chinese consumers by Rattanapun, Supot; Pringle, Nisaphan; Prompes, Pornprom; Khantanapha, Kriengsak; Hao, Richard (2025) - Recommendations This research suggests various strategies for live commerce brands, platform developers, and marketers. These findings emphasize the importance of online social contact and brand involvement in creating impulsive live commerce purchases and cultural differences between consumer groups. Keywords: behavior; brand; cip; commerce; consumers; engagement; experience; information; interaction; live; purchases; sharing; theory; vol
• Beyond profit: ESG disclosure, greenwashing skepticism, and sustainability assurance influences on Indonesian Gen Z's green investments by Alie, Dwiyani; Lim, Melinda; Lindawati, Ang Swat Lin (2025) - Keywords: ESG disclosure, Green investment, Greenwashing skepticism, Sustainability assurance, Trust. Likewise, Mortimore [9] observed that institutional investors tend to regard ESG disclosures as reliable and factor them into decision-making when sustainability assurance is present. Keywords: assurance; decisions; disclosure; esg; gen; greenwashing; information; investment; investment decisions; investors; research; skepticism; sustainability; sustainability assurance; trust; vol
• User Friendly Dental Clinic Website Design and Development: Improving Dental Health Services and Patient Satisfaction by Setya Wardhana, Erdianto (2024) - The website evaluation was conducted by distributing the SUS (System Usability Scale) questionnaire to dental clinic patients, which contained 10 questions with a 5-point Likert scale. Dental clinic facilities page. Keywords: clinic; design; health; healthcare; information; page; patients; research; services; sus; website
• The role of integrated reporting on global warming in achieving the requirements of international auditing standard 3410 an applied study in a sample of the local environment by Ali, Safa Ali Rasheed ; Al-Basha, Adel Subhi (2024) - Evaluate the role of assurance services according to Standard 3410 in enhancing the credibility and assurance of integrated global warming reporting in Dora and Shuaiba refineries. Propose solutions to overcome challenges and activate the role of assurance services in enhancing the quality of integrated global warming reporting. Keywords: accountant; assurance; assurance engagement; assurance report; assurance services; emissions; greenhouse; information; procedures; reporting; requirements; research; standard; warming; warming reporting
• Review of the literature related to audit quality and integrated reporting quality in Jordanian companies by Jarah, Baker Akram Falah; Alshehadeh, Abdul Razzak ; Al-Zaqeba, Murad Ali Ahmad ; Al-Bataineh, Fuad A. ; Al-khawaja, Haneen A. (2024) - Furthermore, this study is expected to empirically contribute to the existing knowledge in the field through its analysis of the role of audit quality and integrated reporting quality in Jordanian companies. Keywords: Audit quality, Integrated reporting quality in Jordanian companies. Keywords: audit; audit quality; companies; et al; financial; information; journal; quality; reporting; reports
• Enhancing participant experience: Perceptions of BPJS employment services by Helmi, Sulaiman ; Sofyan, Yayan ; Yusana, Yeva (2024) - The qualitative approach was chosen because it offers the opportunity to explore in-depth and contextual understanding of how participants perceive and assess the quality of BPJS Ketenagakerjaan services. The purpose of this study is to evaluate participants' perceptions of BPJS Ketenagakerjaan services and identify areas that need improvement. Keywords: bpjs; bpjs ketenagakerjaan; customer; doi; information; ketenagakerjaan; participants; perceptions; quality; research; satisfaction; service; study; vol
• The role of social networking sites in support library Activitiescentralat Al-Mustansiriya University by Sabah, Layla Hassan (2024) - Objective boundaries: Using social media sites in administrative work in the Central Library. The respondents receive implicit knowledge by exchanging messages and news through social media sites, and few of them do not receive explicit knowledge (electronic information sources). Keywords: answer; applications; content; information; library; media; percentage; sample; sites; study; use; web
• The effect of information asymmetry, budget emphasis, individual capacity and self esteem on budget performance with budgetary slack as a mediation variable and budget participation as a moderating variable in regional apparatus organizations in Berau district by Munawaroh, Siti ; Ratnawati, Tri ; Pristiana, Ulfi (2024) - “Slack Inducing Scheme, Idealism, dan Budget Emphasis Upon the Budgetary Slack Behavior at PT BANK NTT.”: Belief, Attitude, Intention, dan Behavior: An Introduction to Theory dan Research. Keywords: asymmetry; budget emphasis; budget participation; budget performance; dan; effect; esteem; hypothesis; individual; influence; information; research; results; self; slack; study; variable
• Digital skills and self-efficacy: Unpacking their influence on faculty research engagement by Disastra, Ganjar Mohamad ; Noermijati, Noermijati ; Irawanto, Dodi Wirawan ; Moko, Wahdiyat (2024) - Despite the growing recognition of the importance of research engagement, there is limited research on how digital skills have impacted faculty research engagement. The model serves as both a theoretical concept and a practical tool to help university management enhance faculty research engagement, ultimately leading to increased research productivity. Keywords: digital; doi; efficacy; engagement; et al; faculty; information; learning; literacy; members; relationship; research; research engagement; self; skills; vol
• Relationship lending and the role of loan officers in China: Empirical analysis based on the data on companies in industrial clusters by Zhang, Cheng ; Liu, Yu ; Tang, Cheng (2024) - Thus, using a survey conducted among SMEs located in the apparel industry clusters in the Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces, this paper demonstrates empirically whether loan officers are playing a role in producing soft information under relationship lending in China and sheds light on our understanding of the role of loan officer in concrete terms.1There are two critical issues this paper hopes to address. Conclusion This paper empirically demonstrates whether bank loan officers play a role in generating and accumulating soft information when they perform financial transactions with SMEs. Keywords: bank; company; information; lending; loan; officer; relationship; variable
• Governance in Samarinda city using TOGAF (The open group architecture framework): Literature review by Rahmadani, Rizki Galang ; Nurhayati, Oky Dwi ; Nugraheni, Dinar Mutiara Kusumo (2024) - The review highlights successful case studies of TOGAF implementation in similar contexts, offering valuable insights and practical recommendations for Samarinda City. These challenges necessitate a careful and well- planned approach to TOGAF implementation. Keywords: architecture; city; enterprise; framework; governance; information; samarinda; togaf
• Research on audience news and information behavior in the application on mobile phone in Chongqing by Wang, Mengqi ; Sukpasjaroen, Khunanan (2024) - By synthesizing interview insights, the key factors influencing audience news information behaviour are identified, leading to the formulation of a communication news information behaviour model. [7]What are the characteristics of audience news information behaviour? Keywords: adoption; audience; behaviour; factors; information; media; news; research; vol; willingness
• Social media influence in telemedicine for online patient doctor consultation by Al-Battat, Khalil Rafiq ; Iyer, Shankar Subramanian (2025) - How does trust in telemedicine impact patient satisfaction with online doctor consultations? [14] 2. (15), Health informatics expert, London, UK - Trust in social media influences telemedicine adoption. Keywords: consultations; health; healthcare; influence; information; literacy; media; patient; satisfaction; study; support; telemedicine; trust; use; vol
• CDN modelling with API integration in public information systems of Indonesia: A simulation-based approach by Hendri, Hendri; Hartati, Rukmi Sari ; Linawati, Linawati; Wiharta, Dewa Made (2025) - Push caching is a proactive caching technique that has gained significant attention in the realm of content delivery networks. The literature on push caching in content delivery networks has highlighted its advantages in various applications. Keywords: api; cache; caching; cdn; content; delivery; government; information; latency; level; origin; servers; vol
• Investing in the digital age: Exploring the underlying motivations of P2P lenders by Putri, Elvita Rahmayanti ; Tandiono, Rosaline (2025) - Therefore, the maximum variation sampling approach was used to ensure that different perspectives on P2P lending investment were captured [59]. This study aims to address these gaps by exploring the following research question: What underlying motivations drive individuals to invest in P2P lending platforms? Keywords: behavior; control; decisions; information; investment; journal; lenders; lending; p2p; p2p lending; peer; platform; research; respondents; study; vol
• Enhancing digital engagement: The role of cognitive evaluations and affective aspects in airline web application commitment by Kasmo, Arief Bowo Prayoga ; Sukardiman, Diah Fistiani ; Nugroho, Lucky (2025) - The primary problem addressed in this study is the challenge of fostering behavioral commitment among airline web application users in Indonesia. Published: 21 March 2025 * Correspondence: ariefbowo@mercubuana.ac.id Enhancing digital engagement: The role of cognitive evaluations and affective aspects in airline web application commitment Arief Bowo Prayoga Kasmo1*, Diah Fistiani Sukardiman2, Lucky Nugroho3 1,2,3Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Mercu Buana, Jakarta, Indonesia; ariefbowo@mercubuana.ac.id (A.B.P.K.). Keywords: affective; airline; applications; commitment; evaluations; information; quality; satisfaction; trust; user; vol; web
• The use of communication platforms and cognitive heuristics in political decision making of Thailand novice voters by Khunsiri, Wisut ; Pattanachatchai, Napapan ; Nanthawatsiri, Pastkorn ; Thiamsakul, Sumathee ; Intaratat, Dungkamol (2025) - 3.97 1.09 High Atmosphere of party events 3.68 1.00 High Poll results 3.43 1.06 Moderate Recognition and retention of political party information 3.31 1.05 Moderate Feelings of attachment to the chosen political party. 4. Recognition and retention of political party information, including leaders, candidates, and visions, were at a moderate level. Keywords: decision; information; loyalty; making; media; novice; party; respondents; thailand; voters
• Sources of information about complementary and alternative medicine commonly used by oncology patients and healthcare professionals by Aleksandar, Racz ; Vanja, Vasiljev ; Tomislav, Rukavina ; Marija, Hošnjak Ana ; Ljerka, Armano (2025) - The results of this study reveal a diverse range of information sources, including healthcare professionals, friends and family, fellow patients, the media, and religious institutions. The results showed significant differences between healthcare professionals and oncology patients in their use of information sources regarding complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). Keywords: cam; healthcare; information; internet; medicine; oncology; patients; professionals; research; sources; study; vol
• Empowering equality: How the right to information fuels inclusive development by Ranjan, Rajesh ; Singh, Rashmi ; Tripathi, Saumya (2025) - The way forward lies in strengthening transparency through the effective implementation of the Right to Information Act. By raising awareness and keeping both the public and officials informed, the media can play a pivotal role in promoting RTI, leveling the playing field, and encouraging open, inclusive governance. Keywords: act; citizens; governance; government; india; information; public; right; rti; rti act; transparency
• The effect of industry concentration on financial statement comparability by Elhoshy, Mohamed Mahmoud ; Zaytoun, Mohamed Khamis (2025) - Using regression analysis, the findings demonstrate a statistically significant negative relationship between industry concentration and financial statement comparability. Such discretion can reduce financial statement comparability across firms. Keywords: accounting; comparability; competition; concentration; firms; industry; industry concentration; information; journal; market; reporting; research; statement; statement comparability; vol
• Herd effect and retail investors' behavior in the Palestine exchange by Alaraj, Muath (2025) - [3] K.-Y. Woo, C. Mai, M. McAleer, and W.-K. Wong, Review on efficiency and anomalies in stock markets, Economies, vol. 8, no. 1, p. 20, 2020. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socec.2018.05.001 [27] M. Youssef and K. Mokni, On the effect of herding behavior on dependence structure between stock markets: Evidence from GCC countries, Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, vol. 20, pp. Keywords: behavior; effect; herd; herding; information; investors; journal; market; pex; research; stock; study; vol
• The mediating role of key audit matters readability on the effect of auditor personality on investor reaction by Herina, Herina; Setijaningsih, Herlin Tundjung ; Widuri, Rindang (2025) - Previous studies have employed various measurement approaches to evaluate the complexity of audit report readability (for example, [8] M. Salehi, T. Dalwai, and A. Arianpoor, The impact of narcissism, self-confidence and auditor’s characteristics on audit report readability, Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research, vol. 41, no. 2, pp. Keywords: auditor; auditor confidence; auditor narcissism; confidence; effect; information; investor; investor reaction; kam; kam readability; narcissism; reaction; readability; report; study; vol
• Effect of cognitive behaviour therapy programme in enhancing health seeking and health information utilization of undergraduates living with sickle cell trait in Ogun state, Nigeria by Ayodele, Kolawole Olanrewaju; Morka, Emmanuel Onyesi; Ossai-Opute, Chinedu Sandra; Ademuyiwa, Motunrayo A.; Olurinola, Eunice Funmilayo (2025) - Knowledge as a variable will be measured as either high (mean score between 7.0 & 10.0), moderate (mean score between 4.0 & 6.0) or low (mean score between 1.0 & 3.0); 2) elicited information on the extent of utilization of SCD health information by the respondents. Higher mean score (13-25) signifies good utilization while lower score (1-12) signifies poor utilization of SCD health information by the respondents, and 3) elicited information about information seeking behaviour among people living with SCD. Keywords: cell; health; information; knowledge; participants; scd; seeking; sickle; utilization
• How does E-commerce live streaming affect Chinese consumers' purchase intention by Qi, Mengjia; Lunyai, Janifer Anak (2025) - 22010281@siswa.unimas.my How does E-commerce live streaming affect Chinese consumers' purchase intention Mengjia Qi1*, Janifer Anak Lunyai2 1,2Faculty of Economics and Business, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), 943000 Kota Samarahan, Malaysia; 22010281@siswa.unimas.my, 472981841@qq.com (M.Q.) ljanifer@unimas.my (J.A.L.). Keywords: E-commerce live streaming, Purchase intention, Service quality, Socio-technical theory, Technical feature. Keywords: commerce; consumers; information; intention; live; purchase; purchase intention; quality; service; social; streaming; study; vol

• Assessment of ambient benzene and environmental health impacts: A five-year study in Rayong’s pollution control Zone, Thailand by Chaiprakarn, Somboon; Kheawseema, Paphaon; Saengseedam, Panudet (2025) - The results highlight significant chronic health risks associated with benzene exposure, particularly in vulnerable populations. This continuous downward trend indicates a gradual improvement in ambient air quality concerning benzene exposure over the study period Keywords: air; average; benzene; concentrations; environmental; exposure; health; pollution; province; rayong; risk; study; thailand; vol
• Impact of macroeconomic factors on inclusiveness in outpatient service use in Vietnam in the period 2008-2022 by Nguyet, Bui Thi Minh; Bao, Ho Dinh; Nguyen, Vu Duy; Khanh, Pham Van (2025) - Using fixed effects, random effects, and FGLS (Feasible Generalized Least Squares) estimation methods, the study considers economic, social, and health policy factors to assess their influence on people's access to and use of health services. The study results indicate that factors such as inclusive growth, health budgets, and appropriate allocation of health resources play an important role in expanding and improving access to health services, especially outpatient services. Keywords: access; coverage; factors; health; health care; health insurance; health services; impact; inclusiveness; income; index; insurance; level; method; opportunity; outpatient; people; services; use; vol
• Influence of national income, population, and waste emissions on food security utilization: New evidence related to Saudi Arabia's obesity by Elzaki, Raga; Tami, Suzan; Al-Mahish, Mohammed (2025) - The results confirm that urban population and national income are the primary drivers of obesity prevalence in Saudi Arabia. The cumulative effects of shocks to the urban population, national income, and waste emissions significantly influence variations in obesity prevalence over time. Keywords: causality; emissions; food; health; income; national; obesity; obesity prevalence; population; prevalence; results; saudi; shocks; study; test; variables; vol; waste
• Artificial light at night usage patterns and their implications for human wellbeing, ecological balance, and astronomical visibility within the nighttime ecosystem of Brenton-on-Sea, Knysna by Louw, Ilonka; Mearns, Kevin; Makoni, Logistic (2025) - By exploring ALAN usage patterns and assessing residents’ awareness of responsible lighting practices, the study aims to reveal the real-time implications of artificial lighting on human well-being, ecological stability, and night sky visibility. Artificial lighting has become a critical component of contemporary society, which makes provision of illumination that makes it possible for recreational engagement, safe transportation and mobility, as well as the economic vitality of 24-hour areas [11]. Keywords: alan; areas; brenton; health; light; lighting; pollution; practices; research; results; sea; usage; vol
• Knowledge, attitudes and practices on water, sanitation and hygiene among residents in selected barangays of the Maguindanao del Norte and del Sur by Kadtong, Maeda Langguyuan; Unos, Musa A.; Unos, Ansare K.; Abdul, Badrudin K.; Omar, Abdulnasser T. (2025) - It specifically explored sources of household water for domestic and drinking purposes, water treatment practices, toilet facilities, awareness of open defecation, waste disposal methods, and hygiene practices such as handwashing and tooth brushing. [8] G. Mebrahtu and S. Zerabruk, Household water treatment practices and associated factors in rural communities of East Africa, Environmental Health Insights, p. 16, 2022. Keywords: defecation; drinking; frequency; health; households; hygiene; open; practices; risks; sanitation; vol; waste; water
• Potential psychological implications of road accidents during festive and peak travel periods in South Africa by Miyambu, Gezani Richman; Nkoane, Simon Setsweke; Seeletse, Solly Matshonisa (2025) - gezani.miyambu@smu.ac.za Potential psychological implications of road accidents during festive and peak travel periods in South Africa Gezani Richman Miyambu1*, Simon Setsweke Nkoane2, Solly Matshonisa Seeletse1 1Department of Statistical Sciences, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, South Africa; gezani.miyambu@smu.ac.za (G.R.M.). Abstract: This study explores the psychological implications of road accidents during South Africa’s festive and Easter periods, focusing on how psychological factors contribute to accidents and affect victims, families, and emergency responders. Keywords: accidents; anxiety; emergency; factors; health; interventions; journal; research; resource; responders; risk; road; road accidents; safety; stress; support; trauma; travel; victims; vol
• Effect of a multidisciplinary program with seven color balls on non-communicable diseases prevention in a Muslim community: A real-world study by Phiban, Wichan ; Wanitchanon, Kamonwan ; Sirithammaphan, Uraiwan ; Chaisang, Ubontip ; Singkun, Awirut (2024) - The program could improve participants’ health status and encourage their self-esteem for health prevention. Keywords: 7-color balls, Community health, Diabetes, Hypertension, Islam, Non-communicable diseases, PBRI. Keywords: blood; color; health; level; ncds; participants; pressure; prevention; program; study; vol
• Global legal trends in fertility interventions: A criminal justice perspective by Hakobyan, Anush (2024) - This data underscores the growing reliance on and effectiveness of ART technologies in addressing infertility issues worldwide. Through a detailed examination of varied legal frameworks, this study aims to elucidate the fundamental principles that underpin ART regulation and to delineate best practices that could guide future legal evolutions in this arena. Keywords: art; children; doi; health; infertility; issues; ivf; medical; potential; rights; sperm; technologies
• Effects of marital intimacy, social support, and health status of middle-aged women on healthy aging by Lee, Hyea-Kyung (2024) - Therefore, to promote healthy aging in middle-aged women, it is necessary to develop and apply health programs that include maintaining good health from middle age, strengthening social support, enjoying hobbies, increasing life satisfaction, and managing chronic diseases. Therefore, social support must be prepared from middle age, and research on the relationship between social support and healthy aging is necessary. Keywords: aging; health; life; middle; status; study; support; women
• A survey of natural mycological and AFB1 contamination in wheat and maize during the 2022 harvesting season in Albania by Topi, Dritan ; Risto, Josif ; Spahiu, Jeton ; Mato, Lorena (2024) - However, we found a different situation for the Alternaria genera; wheat samples were more likely to be affected in both cases than maize samples, with incidence percentages of 19.7% and 2.9%, respectively. Aflatoxin B1 Analysis A grain amount of 1000 g was milled using a Laboratory Mill (Perten Lab Mill 120); an additional 100 g of flour was then taken, placed in a plastic jar, and stored in a dark and dry place at 4 oC. The preparation of wheat and maize samples and the determination of AFB1 using the ELISA method were carried out according to the manufacturer's instructions. Keywords: afb1; aflatoxin; albania; contamination; food; health; incidence; maize; mycotoxins; samples; wheat
• Bacteriological Prevalence of Tuberculosis Among Children Seen in Health Facilities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria by Joseph, Attah Caleb ; Stephen, Oguche ; Daniel, Egah ; Mathilda, Banwat ; Tokit, Nandi Ishaya (2018) - The reason for this could be that sputum samples of TB infected children are heavily laden with AFBs in that it proceeds directly from the lungs without undergoing degradation along it route and few as 10 bacteria/millilitre can be detected by culture For the purpose of international standardization in line with WHO recommendation, a definite tuberculosis case definition was adopted for reporting TB cases in this study. Keywords: children; culture; health; hiv; microscopy; nigeria; prevalence; state; study; tuberculosis; vol
• The marketing promotion in the pharmacutical sector in Kosovo- case study by Asllani, Besa ; Asllani, Gani ; Grima, Simon (2024) - The specification of pharmaceutical marketing is reflected in the fact that the advertising of most products is subject to strict legislation as pharmaceutical industry products directly affect human health. For analysis purposes, a structured questionnaire was prepared for pharmaceutical products, which was distributed physically to the pharmaceutical workers. Keywords: companies; competition; health; industry; kosovo; marketing; pharmaceutical; products; sales; vol
• An online review on customer satisfaction of mid-to-high-end health and wellness hotels in China by Xiaolin, Chen ; Marzuki, Azizan (2024) - Analysis of Influencing Factors of Customer Satisfaction Table 5 provides a comprehensive analysis of the positive feedback received regarding the evaluation of hotel service quality, which amounts to 32,528 in total and accounts for 30% of all positive comments. Therefore, the recognition of hotel service quality reflects the commitment and significance that mid-range to upscale healthcare hotels attach to this aspect. Keywords: catering; customer; end; evaluation; health; hotels; mid; number; online; quality; reviews; satisfaction; service; table; tourism; wellness; wellness hotels
• An adolescent with disseminated tuberculosis with complicating bronchiectasis by Lestari, Sally Rizkita ; Setyoningrum, Retno Asih ; Chafid, Arda Pratama Putra ; Hapsari, Rika (2024) - [4] A. Rosenthal, L. Rothfield, and L. Dauer, Disseminated Tuberculosis in a Healthy Adolescent Female, Cureus, 11 (6), pp. [5] F. Khan, K. Dosa, and A. Fuad, et al., Disseminated Tuberculosis among Adult Patients Admitted to Hamad General Hospital, Qatar: A Five-Year Hospital Based Study, Mycobacterial Diseases, 6, pp. Keywords: bronchiectasis; chest; children; doi; health; patient; symptoms; treatment; tuberculosis
• Estimating the roles of dependency ratio and economic growth on child mortality in SAARC countries: Evidence from panel data analysis by Cheema, Ahmed Raza ; Cheema, Abdullah ; Cheema, Amna; Ul-Haq, Jabbar ; Visas, Hubert (2023) - In situations where mortality rates are elevated, there is a corresponding increase in the fertility rate as parents seek to compensate for the higher likelihood of child mortality. Abstract: In developing nations like the SAARC, child mortality is an issue. Keywords: child; countries; dependency; health; mortality; ratio; study; test; vol
• Lifestyle changes in school children at risk of increasing functional constipation during COVID-19 pandemic by Nuryandari, Sufiandika ; Ranuh, Reza Gunadi ; Athiyyah, Alpha Fardah ; Darma, Andy ; Sumitro, Khadijah Rizky ; Sudarmo, Subijanto Marto (2024) - Lifestyle of School Children During Pandemic The Covid-19 pandemic has forced significant changes in daily routines in school children, including diet, physical activity and sleep patterns, all of which can affect digestive health.2 Prior research involving children aged 3 to 5 years from 14 countries found that during the pandemic, there was an increase in sedentary lifestyle and a decrease in sleep time. The majority of children with constipation have functional constipation, as much as 95%, where there is no evidence of an organic cause.6 Only a small proportion of children with constipation have an underlying organic cause.3,6 Previous studies suggest that the average functional constipation in school children was 0.7% to 29.6%.21 A history of painful bowel movements, or social reasons most often causes functional constipation in school children. Keywords: activity; bowel; changes; children; constipation; covid-19; doi; health; lifestyle; pandemic; school; screen; sleep; time
• Assessment and evaluation of attitudes, knowledge, and barriers to evidence-based practice among Fatima college of health sciences educators, UAE by Salih, Suliman ; Alkatheeri, Ajnas ; Razak, Wuni Abdul ; Nordin, Mohd Nazmi ; Banu, Shaik Balkhis ; Hammoud, Emne ; Sachdeva, Monika ; Kamil, Noon ; Aldawsari, Aisha Namshan ; Yadgir, Tanveer ; Mbambo, Collen (2024) - [24] Hagedorn H, Hogan M, Smith JL, Bowman C, Curran GM, Espadas D, Kimmel B, Kochevar L, Legro MW, Sales AE. Lessons learned about implementing research evidence into clinical practice. 5- Never Section 2: Opinion and attitudes towards evidence based practice (EBR) 18 EBR practice improves patient care. Keywords: clinical; df=; ebp; ebr; educators; evidence; health; healthcare; iqr=; knowledge; md=; practice; understand
• Technique imagination guided to decline painful response on patient fracture at dr. central general hospital Wahidin Sudirohusodo Makassar by Wuriani, Wuriani; Pannyiwi, Rahmat ; Wijayanti, Lumastari Ajeng ; Wahyuni, Tri ; Supriatin, Supriatin; Dunggio, Abdul Rivai Saleh ; Yuniarti, Elsa ; Lidiana, Exda Hanung (2024) - The effect of guided imagination techniques ondecreased pain response on the first day. The Wilcoxon test results show a value of p = 0.157, thus the hypothesis is rejected, which means there is no effect of guided imagination techniques on reducing the pain response in fracture patients on the first day. Keywords: action; day; fracture; health; imagination; jakarta; journal; nursing; pain; response; technique
• The effects of climate change on employee health and safety: Evidence of existing studies by Bangura, Samuel (2024) - The effects of climate change on employee health and safety: Evidence of existing studies Samuel Bangura1* 1Department of Human Resource Management, Faculty of Management Science, Durban University of Technology, 41/45 (Centenary) Road, Durban 4001 Republic of South Africa; fannysisi39@gmail.com (S.B.). Abstract: An escalation in carbon dioxide emissions has increased greenhouse gases, directly influenced climate change and subsequently impacted the health and safety of employees. Keywords: change; climate; climate change; h&s; health; review; safety; study
• Monitoring of anthropometric parameters of 16-18 Year Olds by Elmazi, Rovena ; Kushta, Entela ; Mara, Ferdinand ; AnduelaLile, AnduelaLile; Pogoni, Junida ; Çobaj, Jorida ; Xhebexhiu, Klajdi (2025) - Physical activity during this period of life is essential for physical and psychological well-being, as well as for the development of executive and cognitive functions. The findings suggest the need for policies focused on promoting physical activity and health education in both areas to ensure healthy youth development. Keywords: activity; areas; bmi; body; health; people; physical; rural; study; vol
• Attitudes and barriers to family planning methods among reproductive-age women in Southern Philippines by Flores, Rica ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - Attitudes toward family planning, while influential, are only one aspect; the TPB emphasizes that social pressures and an individual’s perceived ease or difficulty in performing a behavior also significantly determine whether family planning methods are adopted [33]. [47] A. S. Kasa, M. Tarekegn, and N. Embiale, Knowledge, attitude and practice towards family planning among reproductive age women in a resource limited settings of Northwest Ethiopia, BMC Research Notes, vol. 11, p. 577, 2018. 10.1186/s13104-018-3689-7 [48] N. Sensoy, Y. Korkut, S. Akturan, M. Yilmaz, C. Tuz, and B. Tuncel, Factors affecting the attitudes of women toward family planning, in Family planning, Z. O. Amarin Ed. Keywords: age; attitudes; barriers; family planning; health; mean; methods; participants; planning methods; pregnancies; status; study; total; vol; women; years
• Measuring the effects of COVID-19 on mental, physical, and economic conditions of Saudi residents by Agarwal, Jyoti ; Zeeshan, Zeeshan; Syed, Mohammad Haider ; Asif, Mohammad (2025) - Correlation Matrix – Mental Health Table 4 presents the correlation matrix for mental health variables shows that all variables related to mental health have a positive correlation with each other. interval] Structural: Happiness percent income loss during COVID -0.305 0.124 -2.460 0.014 -0.549 -0.062 mental health -0.062 0.050 -1.240 0.216 -0.159 0.036 precautions 0.050 0.047 1.060 0.287 -0.042 0.141 _cons 0.416 0.195 2.140 0.033 0.034 0.797 Structural: Percent income loss during COVID mental health -0.008 0.027 -0.300 0.767 -0.062 0.045 precautions -0.040 0.026 -1.590 0.113 -0.090 0.010 _cons 1.363 0.053 25.890 0.000 1.260 1.466 Mean (Mental health) 1.11E-08 0.1316164 0 1 -0.258 0.258 Mean (Precautions) 2.24E-09 0.1411283 0 1 -0.277 0.277 var (e.happiness) 1.978 0.191 1.637 2.389 var (e.percent income loss during COVID) 0.596 0.057 0.493 0.720 var (Mental health) 3.724 0.359 3.083 4.499 var (Precautions) 4.282 0.413 3.545 5.173 cov (Mental_health, precautions) 0.278 0.273 1.020 0.308 -0.257 Keywords: arabia; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; happiness; health; impact; income; individuals; loss; mean; mental; pandemic; precautions; research; saudi; studies; study; variables; vol
• Home-Based Exercise, Health Education, and Dietary Control Improve Elderly Well-Being in Buriram, Thailand by Namvicha, Kittisak ; Sujayanont, Patcharawan ; Nithikathkul, Choosak (2025) - The inclusion criteria were as follows: 1) older adults capable of effective communication in Thai; 2) older adults with satisfactory physical health, able to perform activities of daily living independently (categorized as socially active and homebound groups); 3) older adults capable of engaging in physical exercise, meeting the following two criteria: 3.1) exercise frequency of ≥ 2 times per week; 3.2) exercise duration of ≥ 30 minutes per session; and 4) willingness to participate in the research project. Research has demonstrated that appropriate physical exercise can reduce the risk of chronic diseases, enhance physical fitness, and improve quality of life among older adults [3]. Keywords: adults; control; exercise; fitness; group; health; life; physical; quality; test; vol
• Accessibility of youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health services to secondary school adolescents in Southern Cross River, Nigeria by Eneji, Rosemary I. ; Odey, Stephen Adi ; Adinya, Odey John ; Etobe, Eteng Ikpi ; Odinka, Godfrey Ekene (2025) - This was also confirmed by one of the key informants, a project officer with the Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria in an interview which she suggested integrated health services as a way of enhancing utilization of reproductive health services for adolescents. Limited access to reproductive health services and information for young people has been reported in many nations in Sub-Saharan Africa - Nigeria inclusive. Keywords: access; adolescents; awareness; health; health services; n(%; nigeria; respondents; rural; schools; services; staff; table; vol; yfsrhs
• The role and place of health care institutions during the implementation of measures in the field of prevention and counteraction of domestic violence in Ukraine by Medvedska, Viktoriia ; Sobol, Yevhen ; Tanryverdiiev, Isa Musa Ohly ; Krasnohor, Oleksandr ; Zhuravlova, Zoria (2025) - 780 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 3: 776-784, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i3.5328 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Clinical conditions that are characteristic of possible domestic violence and the features of providing medical care to victims or persons who are likely to be victims of domestic violence are defined in Appendix 1 to the Procedure. 3. Informing about rights, measures and social services. Despite the clear relationship between violence and vulnerability to various diseases, the activities of health care institutions in the field of combating domestic violence require further and urgent improvement. Keywords: care; field; health; institutions; measures; procedure; ukraine; victims; violence
• Responsibility on physical activity and health to adult over 40 years old in Tirana by ANDREA, Kristian ; QELESHI, Anesti (2025) - Physical activity provides people with physical health benefits, for example, improved functional capacity, decreased risks of diseases, improved body composition, and weight loss [5] and Previous reviews have also revealed the psychological benefits of physical activity, including improved mood and decreased depression and anxiety Published: 10 March 2025 * Correspondence: aqeleshi@ust.edu.al Responsibility on physical activity and health to adult over 40 years old in Tirana Kristian ANDREA1, Anesti QELESHI2* 1,2Sports University of Tirana Dep.of Education and Health Tirane, Albania; kandrea@ust.edu.al (K.A.) aqeleshi@ust.edu.al (A.Q.). Keywords: activity; exercise; fitness; health; intensity; physical; vol
• Exercise behavior and quality of life of the elderly in Northeastern, Thailand by Namvicha, Kittisak ; Sujayanont, Patcharawan ; Kwuansawat, Thidarat ; Nithikathkul, Choosak (2025) - [17] H. Liang, Z. Yue, E. Liu, and N. Xiang, How does social capital affect individual health among the elderly in rural China?—Mediating effect analysis of physical exercise and positive attitude, PloS One, vol. 15, no. 7, p. e0231318, 2020. Exercise behavior and quality of life of the elderly in Northeastern, Thailand Kittisak Namvicha1, Patcharawan Sujayanont2, Thidarat Kwuansawat3, Choosak Nithikathkul4* 1Health Science Program, Faculty of Medicine, Mahasarakham University, Mahasarakham, Thailand. Keywords: behavior; buriram; exercise; exercise behavior; health; individuals; level; province; vol
• Did health professionals accept the COVID-19 vaccination at the initial period of its introduction? by Singkun, Awirut ; Maneeprom, Natthawadee ; Patiwikraiwong, Piriya ; Booraka, Hanifah (2025) - Demographic data, history of COVID-19 vaccination, and work experiences were presented using frequency and percent. There are 3 domains: 1) demographic characteristics and history of COVID-19 vaccination (11 items); 2) working characteristics (10 items); and 3) factors related to decision-making of receiving COVID-19 vaccination (11 items). Keywords: acceptance; covid-19; covid-19 vaccination; factors; health; people; public; study; thailand; vaccination; vaccine; vol
• Psychiatric nursing in crisis: Lived experiences and coping strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines by Tamon, Alfred S. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Lachica, Toni-An B. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - This study explores the lived experiences of psychiatric nurses in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic using a qualitative phenomenological approach. Transactional Model of Stress and Coping, this study highlights how psychiatric nurses navigated the crisis through problem-focused and emotion-focused coping mechanisms. Keywords: challenges; coping; covid-19; experiences; health; healthcare; journal; nurses; pandemic; participants; patients; research; stress; study; support; vol; workers
• The use of Netnography in research on the psychology of vulnerable groups: The case of a podcast about alcohol use disorder by Urhan, Bahar ; Ata, Fırat ; Livberber, Tuba ; Çelik, Begüm Birsen Arslan (2025) - Abstract: Alcohol use disorder is a widespread public health problem that affects millions of people worldwide and has social, economic, and cultural repercussions. Alcohol use is a type of addiction that causes almost 3 million deaths annually worldwide and stands out with its economic, social, and cultural costs [2]. Keywords: addiction; alcohol; alcohol use; comments; drinking; health; life; people; podcast; study; use; vol; years
• A comparative study on women’s right to terminate pregnancy in Egypt and Vietnam by Lâm, Tố Trang (2025) - In fact, they argue that restricting abortion rights can lead to negative consequences such as unsafe abortions, increased mortality among women and violations of human rights. https://doi.org/10.54855/csl.24427 [9] W. Udasmoro, Abortion laws and politics in Indonesia: A dilemma for women?, Archipelago, vol. 65, pp. Keywords: abortion; article; fetus; health; law; life; pregnancy; right; vietnam; women
• Influence of halal credence, halal awareness, halal certification, and health consciousness to halal purchase intention through STHF (Satisfaction towards halal food) and religiosity as a moderation variable by Fernando, Fernando; Dewi, Citra Kusuma (2025) - STHF represents achieving customer fulfillment regarding needs, wants, and expectations related to halal food products [9]. This shows that when consumers have high awareness about halal food products, they can make more appropriate choices that suit their needs. Keywords: awareness; certification; consumer; halal; halal food; halal purchase; health; intention; meat; products; purchase; purchase intention; satisfaction; sthf
• Determinants of healthcare service utilization among enrolled residents of the negros occidental comprehensive health program by Reteracion, Jacquiline T. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Chua, Loresita Antonia A. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - 246–255, 2012. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol.2012.08.022 [6] W. Mao, Y. Zhang, L. Xu, Z. Miao, D. Dong, and S. Tang, Does health insurance impact health service utilization among older adults in urban China? [10] D. Monterde, E. Vela, M. Clèries, L. Garcia-Eroles, J. Roca, and P. Pérez-Sust, Multimorbidity as a predictor of health service utilization in primary care: Keywords: access; accessibility; continuity; coverage; enabling; factors; findings; health; health insurance; health services; healthcare; healthcare service; healthcare utilization; income; indicators; insurance; need; nochp; participants; predisposing; research; service; service utilization; status; study; utilization; vol
• Maternal resistance to COVID-19 vaccination: Attitudes and knowledge in preschool children’s immunization by Ochoa-Beggazo, Roxana Belén ; Huamán-Mayta, Justiniana ; Chávez-Parillo, Jesús Roger ; Prado-Espinoza, Azucena Natividad ; Abarca-del-Carpio, Jacinta Mayrene (2025) - A study conducted in India found that 72% of parents willing to vaccinate their children had high levels of knowledge about COVID-19 vaccines, compared to only 39% among those hesitant to vaccinate [5]. The results explore the distribution of the participants' sociodemographic background, their understanding of COVID-19 vaccines, and how these factors influence their 1221 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 1217-1228, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6226 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate willingness to vaccinate their children. Keywords: attitudes; children; covid-19; health; healthcare; hesitancy; knowledge; mothers; study; vaccination; vaccine; vol
• Cross-cultural perspectives on postpartum care: A study of Vietnamese immigrant women in South Korea by Choi, Na Youn ; Kim, Young Jin (2025) - Participants often found it challenging to adhere to “uh ku” due to the exclusive attitudes of husbands, in-laws, and medical staff towards Vietnamese postpartum care practices, leading to conflicts with their mothers-in-law. Although the participants expressed a desire to adopt Korean postpartum care practices to adapt to life in Korea, they found it challenging due to their strong Vietnamese roots. Keywords: care; factors; health; participants; postpartum; postpartum care; practices; study; vietnamese; vol; women
• Lunchtime on the go: Understanding street food consumption habits of office workers in cities in Vietnam by Phuong, Nguyen Van ; Truc, Tran Thi ; Quang, Hoang Ngoc ; Quynh, Pham Ngoc Huong (2025) - Policymakers should focus on enhancing the availability and safety of street food, including streamlining vendor permits and improving infrastructure. In Vietnam, street food plays a crucial role, contributing to spreading the typical traditional cuisine and creating a connection between vendors and customers Keywords: consumption habits; convenience; factors; food; food consumption; food quality; habits; health; influence; office; perceptions; quality; research; safety; street food; vietnam; vol; workers
• An investigation into the community health survey 2019 to analyze the health-related quality of life by Hong, Jeongju ; Kim, Jae-Hee (2025) - The findings underscored the significance of social capital in shaping life satisfaction, wherein stronger social connections, such as participation in religious, friendship, and leisure activities, were associated with lower levels of melancholic symptoms and higher life satisfaction. Conversely, individuals reporting higher subjective health levels and the absence of chronic diseases demonstrated a positive influence on HR-QoL. Keywords: health; life; lsi; qol; quality; satisfaction; subjects; vol
• Binary logistic analyses on responses of being healthy and unhealthy to positive and negative mindsets in caregivers by Hwang, Ji-Won (2025) - First, Is there a difference in perceived health status according to general characteristics (including work characteristics), positive psychological capital, and job stress? This is consistent with the results of a study on the relevance of lowering job stress as positive psychological capital increases [12, 13] suggesting that positive psychological capital and job stress can be important variables in perceived health status. Keywords: capital; characteristics; group; health; job; status; stress
• Bridging the knowledge gap: Attitudes and competencies in palliative care among community health nurses in Urban China by Zhao, Zihan ; Diva, Mary Beth P. ; Trajera, Sheilla M. ; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - [16] A. Soikkeli-Jalonen et al., Instruments for assessing nurses’ palliative care knowledge and skills in specialised care setting: An integrative review, Journal of Clinical Nursing, vol. 29, no. 5-6, pp. [23] Y. Nakazawa, M. Miyashita, T. Morita, M. Umeda, Y. Oyagi, and T. Ogasawara, The palliative care knowledge test: Reliability and validity of an instrument to measure palliative care knowledge among health professionals, Palliative Medicine, vol. 23, no. 8, pp. 754-766, 2009. Keywords: attitudes; care; china; chns; community; experience; health; journal; knowledge; nurses; nursing; palliative; patients; study; training; vol
• Strength from within: Exploring self-compassion among frontline nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic by Condes, Kristine A. ; Lachica, Toni-An B. ; ajera, Sheilla M. Tr; Ching, Gregory S. (2025) - Nurses on the Frontline: Risks and Resilience - Despite overwhelming risks, nurses remained central to the pandemic response. These themes illustrated how nurses cultivated self-kindness, emotional balance, and purpose amid a crisis. Keywords: care; compassion; covid-19; experiences; health; healthcare; nurses; nursing; pandemic; participants; resilience; self; study; support; vol; work
• The mediating effects of personal values on the factors that influence consumer leftovers food waste by Luga, Eda ; Mehmeti, Gentjan ; Thoma, Ledia ; Çela, Shpresa ; Shehu, Erion (2025) - The sample socio-demographic characteristics were collected in the first section, information on consumer knowledge on food waste was collected in the second section, and the third section assessed the factors affecting consumer food waste using five-point Likert scale questions, ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree). [70] L. Principato, G. Mattia, A. Di Leo, and C. A. Pratesi, The household wasteful behaviour framework: A systematic review of consumer food waste, Industrial Marketing Management, vol. Keywords: behavior; concern; consumer; diet; effect; factors; food; food waste; health; household; intention; journal; leftovers; study; values; vol; waste
• The vehicle fleet and its relationship with respiratory diseases in Chiclayo, 2024 by Josué, Herrera Encalada, ; Deslit, Jara Ayala, Ani ; Paolo, Matos Manayay, Enrrique ; Smith, Vásquez Flores, Anderson ; Margot, Segura Saldarriaga, Adriana (2025) - [21] E. Diaz Aliaga and M. N. Rodriguez Guevara, Effects of air pollution and its impact on health due to vehicle fleet emissions in the city of Cajamarca. Keywords: Air pollution, Environmental policies, Public health, Respiratory diseases, Vehicle fleet. Keywords: air; chiclayo; correlation; diseases; fleet; health; pollution; population; relationship; vehicle; vehicle fleet
• The impact of daily habits and lifestyle on the health and well-being of young adults aged 16-18 years by Kushta, Entela ; Elmazi, Rovena ; Mara, Ferdinand ; Lile, Anduela ; Pogoni, Junida ; Çobaj, Jorida ; Xhebexhiu, Klajdi (2025) - An increase in the consumption of goods rich in sugar, fat and salt, as well as deep- fried products, alongside a decrease in the intake of nutritionally rich food is often observed among young people [7]. It is also a time when young people take greater responsibility for their eating habits and develop health attitudes and behaviors Keywords: activity; adolescents; alcohol; consumption; day; health; people; study; use; vol; week
• Human rights violations in the practice of Ulwaluko: A social work perspective by Kasa, Luvo (2025) - [6] P. M. Garrett, Human rights and social work: Making the case for human rights plus (hr+), British Journal of Social Work, vol. 54, no. 5, pp. Human rights are regarded as fundamental to social work, with Garrett Keywords: africa; health; initiates; practices; rights; south; ulwaluko; vol; work
• Association between autism spectrum disorder and elevated DMFT index scores in children by Ibrahim, Sukaeni ; Hardjo, Marsuki ; Hardjo, Marhaen (2025) - Study Therefore, studies with larger population sizes, such as those conducted by Loo and Moorthy, offer valuable insights into oral health status within their respective populations. 353-363, 2006. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd.2005.03.005 [4] B. Leiva-García, E. Planells, P. Planells del Pozo, and J. Molina-López, Association between feeding problems and oral health status in children with autism spectrum disorder, Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, vol. 49, pp. Keywords: autism; children; dmft; health; index; spectrum; study; vol
• The role of human resource management in improving food security and nutrition toward reducing stunting in Ngada district by Wuli, Rofinus Neto ; Rosari, Rosalia Alexandria De (2025) - No Health center Village/Village Advice Total Under- Fives Measured Nutritional Status (TB/U) Total Stunted Children Under Five % Little Stunting Very Short Short Normal High 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11=(7+8) 12=(11 /6) 1 1 AIMERE 1 FOA 56 56 2 2 52 0 4 7.1 2 2 AIMERE TIMUR 108 108 1 5 102 0 6 5.6 3 3 AIMERE 59 59 2 4 52 1 6 10.2 4 4 KELIGEJO 25 25 1 2 22 0 3 12.0 5 5 LEKOGOKO 52 52 1 7 44 0 8 15.4 6 6 LEGELAPU 121 121 4 9 108 0 13 10.7 7 7 BINAWALI 52 52 1 2 49 0 3 5.8 8 8 KILA 34 34 0 1 33 0 1 2.9 9 9 WAESAE 74 74 1 8 65 0 9 12.2 10 10 MAWOKISA 99 99 3 7 89 0 10 10.1 Number of health centers 680 680 16 47 616 1 63 9.3 2 11 WATUMAN U 1 DARIWALI 39 39 1 1 37 0 2 5.1 12 2 TIWORIWU 38 38 0 1 37 0 1 2.6 13 3 WATUMANU 45 45 1 0 44 0 1 2.2 14 4 BOWARU 19 19 1 2 16 0 3 15.8 15 5 DARI WALI I 20 20 1 2 17 0 3 15.0 16 6 TWOR IWU I 30 30 4 2 24 0 6 20.0 17 7 TIWORIWU II 31 31 1 3 27 0 4 12.9 18 8 MANUBHARA 44 44 2 4 38 0 6 13.6 Number of health centers 266 266 11 15 240 0 26 9.8 3 19 DONA 1 NARUWOLO 38 38 1 5 32 0 6 15.8 20 2 NENOWEA 22 22 2 4 16 0 6 27.3 21 3 NARUWOLO I 37 37 1 3 33 0 4 10.8 22 4 NARUWOLO II 23 23 1 0 22 0 1 4.3 23 5 NIO LEWA 9 9 0 1 8 0 1 11.1 24 6 BATAJAWA 36 36 1 7 28 0 8 22.2 25 7 LEGERIWU 11 11 1 1 9 0 2 18.2 26 8 WONGAWEA 7 7 0 2 5 0 2 28.6 Number of health centers 183 183 7 23 153 0 30 16.4 1150 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 1145-1159, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8055 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate 4 27 INERIE 1 PAUPAGA 57 57 0 1 56 0 1 1.8 28 2 SEBOWULI 40 40 0 1 39 0 1 2.5 29 3 INERIE 48 48 0 4 44 0 4 8.3 30 4 WARUPELE II 33 33 0 0 33 0 0 0.0 31 5 WARUPELE I 53 53 1 1 51 0 2 3.8 32 6 KELITEI 39 39 0 1 37 1 1 2.6 33 7 TIWURANA 25 25 0 2 23 0 2 8.0 34 8 WAEBELA 52 52 2 3 47 0 5 9.6 35 9 RUTO 58 58 0 6 52 0 6 10.3 36 10 NAGE BARU 6 6 0 1 5 0 1 16.7 37 11 ENABHARA 19 19 0 0 19 0 0 0.0 Number of health centers 430 430 3 20 406 1 23 5.3 5 6 38 CITY 1 BAJAWA 154 154 1 4 149 0 5 3.2 39 2 TANALODU 150 150 2 5 143 0 7 4.7 40 3 KISANATA 76 76 0 0 76 0 0 0.0 41 4 JAWAMEZE 71 71 0 5 66 0 5 7.0 42 5 TRIKORA 146 146 1 3 142 0 4 2.7 43 6 NGEDUKELU 182 182 2 4 176 0 6 3.3 44 7 SUSU 122 122 3 9 110 0 12 9.8 45 8 NGORANALE 111 111 2 8 101 0 10 9.0 46 9 BOLONGA 71 71 1 7 63 0 8 11.3 Number of health centers 1083 1083 12 45 1026 0 Keywords: agricultural; centers; children; farmers; food; health; indonesia; ngada; number; regency; resources; security; stunting; vol; welfare
• Stories of struggles and success: Unveiling the societal pressures among professional unmarried women by Quimosing-Ocay, Abigail ; Mamaril, Daisy A ; Taclawan, Jay France D. ; Bulwayan, Ronald B. (2025) - Similarly, in China, the leftover women phenomenon highlights how patriarchal structures, and parental influences constrain marital choices for single professional women [2]. By centering on these theories, this research can provide a more sophisticated knowledge of the intricate realities of professional single women and move beyond simplistic narratives of struggle or success to reveal the multifaceted nature of their lived experiences. Keywords: career; expectations; experiences; family; health; marriage; participants; pressures; struggles; study; success; vol; women
• Relationship between specificity of diagnosis writing and accuracy of chronic kidney disease codes by Widyaningrum, Linda ; kurniawan, Aditya (2025) - Therefore, this study aims to analyze the relationship between the specificity of physicians' diagnosis writing and the accuracy of CKD diagnosis codes based on ICD-10, with the hope of improving the quality of medical documentation and more accurate coding in clinical practice. Analysis Description Results Chi-Square Test To test the significant relationship between specificity of diagnosis writing and accuracy of CKD diagnosis codes. Keywords: accuracy; ckd; ckd diagnosis; code; coding; diagnosis; disease; documentation; documents; health; icd-10; kidney; patient; specificity; stage; study; vol; writing
• The association between age and nutritional status on developmental outcomes among children with down syndrome in Indonesia by Wulandari, Hajeng ; Irwanto, Irwanto; Suryawan, Ahmad ; Irmawati, Mira ; Ariani, Ariani (2025) - https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19052616 [7] S. Anniza, R. Andriani, and P. E. Vinny, Special needs children nutritional status with gross motor delay age 0-6 years: An overview, Indonesian Journal for Health Sciences, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 24-35, 2022. This is important to understand in early intervention planning, because interventions targeted at language and motor aspects can provide more significant results in supporting child development Keywords: age; children; delays; developmental; health; research; status; study; syndrome; vol; years
• Who keeps smoking? A repeated cross-sectional analysis of adolescent behaviour in Indonesia by Ardhianto, Widiawan Sukarno ; Hartono, Hartono; Widyaningsih, Vitri ; Mulyaningsih, Tri (2025) - Table 1 presents the distribution of adolescent smoking initiation and persistence across different survey waves (2000, 2007, and 2014) based on key demographic, socioeconomic, environmental, and psychological determinants. Parental smoking was a strong predictor of adolescent smoking initiation, with adolescents from smoking households having significantly higher odds of beginning to smoke in every survey wave (OR: 1.562 , 95% CI: 1.217 - 2.007), 2.462, 95% CI: 1.850 - 3.277), 1.866, 95% CI: 1.424 - 2.445). Keywords: adolescents; behavior; determinants; factors; health; initiation; persistence; ref; school; smoking; smoking initiation; study; tobacco; vol; wave
• Evaluating institutional support systems for teacher well-being and work-life balance in Brunei Darussalam: Policies and practical outcomes by Afdanizan, Natashya ; Mumin, Mas Ayu ; Padilla-Valdez, Nena ; Yueh, Lee Kok ; Rahim, Atif (2025) - Achieving work-life balance (WLB) has proven to be a continuous struggle for Brunei teachers, especially given the pressures of an always-on digital society. The head of UKPSTP cited increased usage of digital communication technologies as a serious problem for Brunei teachers. Keywords: balance; brunei; cultural; health; islamic; life; life balance; participant; study; support; teachers; vol; work
• A review on nursing reserve team in hospital emergency management by Liu, Min ; Shetty, Ganesh Beloor (2025) - As natural disasters and public health emergencies will continue to threaten the population health in the future, articulation of the roles and responsibilities of nurses in disaster preparedness and public health emergency response will be critical for any nation’s capacity to plan and respond to the emergencies. The role of nursing staff in emergency rescue of public health emergencies can be summarized in the following aspects [4-6]: (1) Carry out a large number of emergency nursing operations such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, debridement of wounds, 1383 Keywords: disaster; emergencies; emergency; emergency response; health; nurses; nursing; preparedness; public; reserve; response; role; team; vol
• Breathing in the margins: Rethinking indoor air pollution and housing equity in urban slums by Al-Thani, Lolwa; Isaifan, Rima J. (2025) - Keywords: Health disparities, Household air pollution, Indoor air pollution, Indoor air quality, Informal housing, developing countries, Low- and middle-income class, Particulate matter, Public health, Ventilation, Urban slums. Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria Studies were included in this review if they were published in English in peer-reviewed journals, conducted in LMICs, focused on indoor air pollution or indoor air quality, and examined residential settings, particularly informal housing, urban slums, or low-income communities. Keywords: air; air pollution; air quality; children; conditions; cooking; energy; exposure; fuels; health; household; housing; income; indoor; levels; living; pm₂.₅; pollutants; pollution; quality; research; settings; studies; urban; ventilation; vol
• Mental health problems and coping strategies of elementary teachers by Akmad, Rahima Adal; Latip, Bai Rhea A.; Kadtong, Maeda Langguyuan; Nilong, Datu Joharie B.; Daglok, Sittie Rahema T. (2025) - Keywords: Anxiety, Coping strategies on mental health problems, Depression, Grief, Mental health problems, Stress. [17] J. Green and E. Bettini, Addressing teacher mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Keywords: anxiety; description; health; mean; problems; stress; teachers; terms
• Occupational health and safety implementation and employee job satisfaction: A systematic review by Rhomadhoni, Muslikha Nourma; Yudhastuti, Ririh; Paskarini, Indriati; Ratriwardhani, Ratna Ayu; Ayu, Friska (2025) - Abstract: This study aims to examine the effect of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) implementation on employee job satisfaction through a systematic literature review approach. The results indicated that OHS implementation has a positive and significant effect on employee job satisfaction. Keywords: employee; health; job; job satisfaction; occupational; ohs; research; safety; satisfaction; vol; work

• Burnout syndrome in secondary school teachers: The influence of psychological capital and school type by Hernández, Montserrat Monserrat; Pérez, Joaquín Tarifa; Shchotkina, Valeriia; García, Darío Salguero (2025) - [10] S. Unda Rojas, R. Hernández-Toledano, O. García-Arreola, and C. Esquivel Lozada, Psychosocial risk factors predicting burnout in high school teachers, Informacio Psicologica, vol. 119, pp. [21] D. J. Madigan, L. E. Kim, H. L. Glandorf, and O. Kavanagh, Teacher burnout and physical health: Keywords: almería; burnout; capital; public; school; state; study; teachers; type; vol
• Organizational culture and teacher work habits in selected schools in Cebu province by Orge, Linrose L.; Cruz, Genalie A. Dela; Neri, Remcil B.; Bergamo, Ma. Adela B. (2025) - Correspondence: linroseorge2025@hotmail.com Organizational culture and teacher work habits in selected schools in Cebu province Linrose L. Orge1*, Genalie A. Dela Cruz2, Remcil B. Neri3, Ma. In this context, understanding the interplay between organizational culture and teacher work habits is crucial to sustaining productivity and fostering continuous improvement in public schools. Keywords: collaboration; culture; habits; high; implementation; learning; school; systems; teachers; vol; work
• Reward satisfaction and leadership satisfaction among Tamil primary school teachers in Melaka, Malaysia by Madhawa Nair, Subadrah ; Balakrishnan, Gunasundari ; Krishnasamy, Hariharan N ; Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder ; Siddique, Muhammad (2024) - The results revealed that male teachers exhibited lower levels of job satisfaction in response to the leadership style of principals, as compared to their female counterparts. This study also supports the results of previous researches conducted by Jehanzeb et al (2012), Munap et al. (2013), Bustamama et al. (2014), and Akafo et al. (2015) which showed that reward has a significant effect on job satisfaction among male teachers compared to female teachers. Keywords: et al; female; job satisfaction; leadership; leadership satisfaction; male; research; satisfaction; school; study; teachers
• Supervisor support, workplace spirituality, and organizational commitment among millennial teachers: An investigation of the mediating role of well-being by Hadi, Tan ; Sihombing, Sabrina Oktarina ; Tukiran, Martinus (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2084 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: tanhadi.th@gmail.com Supervisor support, workplace spirituality, and organizational commitment among millennial teachers: An investigation of the mediating role of well- being Tan Hadi1*, Sabrina Oktarina Sihombing2, Martinus Tukiran3 1,2Universitas Pelita Harapan, Indonesia; tanhadi.th@gmail.com (T.H.) sabrina.sihombing@uph.edu (S.O.S.). Abstract: This study aims to investigate the impact of supervisor support (SS) and workplace spirituality (WS) on organizational commitment (OC) among millennial teachers in Indonesia, with well-being (WB) as a mediating factor. Keywords: commitment; employees; organization; spirituality; support; teachers; work; workplace
• The impact of the virtual classroom on the development of oral communicative competence in qualifying secondary school learners: A case study of the provincial direction of national education in Agadir by AJDI, Nihal ; BOURRAY, Mounir ; TCHAMEKH, Zineb (2024) - Distance learning tools have not been beneficial for all due to technical, economic and geographical constraints. Such difficulties can lead to loss of concentration, demotivation and, consequently, abandonment of synchronous virtual sessions. Keywords: classroom; communication; distance; figure; learners; learning; sessions; teachers; tools
• The effects of the intrapersonal intelligence of childcare teachers on respect for children’s rights: Mediating effects of positive psychological capital and psychological burnout by Moon, Jung Hee ; Song, Seung-Min (2024) - [39] S. H. Park, “The grit and positive psychological capital of child care teachers effect on burnout: Verification of mediating effects of social support,” Ph.D. dissertation, Hyupsung University, 2022. The effects of the intrapersonal intelligence of childcare teachers on respect for children’s rights: Mediating effects of positive psychological capital and psychological burnout Jung Hee Moon1, Seung-Min Song2* 1Hwasung Forest Public Children’s Center, Dongtan 69-30, Hwasung, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea; gouni222@hanmail.net (J.H.M.) 2Department of Child & Family Welfare, The University of Suwon, 17 Wauan-gil, Bongdam-Eup, Hwasung, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea (ROK) 18323; smsong@gmail.com (S.M.S.). Keywords: burnout; capital; childcare; childcare teachers; children; effect; intelligence; relationship; respect; rights; teachers; university; vol
• Exploring the English language teaching in bilingual private primary schools in Benin: Case of Abomey-Calavi region by EGOUNLETI, Marius Pédro ; HINDEME, Sèna Orlando Ulrich ; TOBOULA, Coffi Martinien ZOUNHIN (2024) - Children learning English: A guidebook for English language teachers. These results are in contrast to what some researchers stated regarding EFL young learners teaching. Keywords: english; language; learners; learning; percent; primary; teachers; teaching
• Teaching strategies used by English First Additional Language teachers in teaching reading for comprehension by Dludla, Sifiso ; Govender, Samantha ; Mhlongo, Hlengiwe (2024) - Exploring ESL/EFL teachers’ instruction of reading strategy: Directed Reading Thinking Activity vs guided reading strategies. Experienced teachers could mentor less experienced teachers, providing guidance, sharing best practices, and offering feedback on the implementation of reading strategies. Keywords: comprehension; drta; learners; learning; reading; reading comprehension; skills; strategies; strategy; teachers; teaching; text; understanding
• The mediating role of subjective well-being in the relationship between ethical leadership behaviors of school principals and organizational cynicism according to teacher perceptions by GÜLER, Hüseyin ; Ayık, Ahmet (2025) - [78] Y. Mataş-Sancak, “Ethical organizational leadership and organizational cynicism an application of justice,” Master’s Thesis Haliç University, 2014. ahmet.ayik@atauni.edu.tr The mediating role of subjective well-being in the relationship between ethical leadership behaviors of school principals and organizational cynicism according to teacher perceptions Hüseyin GÜLER1, Ahmet Ayik2* 1,2Department of Educational Management, Atatürk University, Türkiye; huseyin.guler210@gmail.com (H.G.) ahmet.ayik@atauni.edu.tr (A.A.). Keywords: behaviors; cynicism; effect; employees; ethical; journal; leadership; leadership behaviors; levels; master; mediating; principals; relationship; role; school; school principals; study; teachers; thesis; university; variable; vol
• Factors affect Vietnamese high school teachers’ intention to quit the teaching profession by Tran, Anh Viet ; Tran, Hung Van ; Nguyen, Tuong Ngoc Cat ; Nguyen, Dat Van (2025) - [26] O. C. Hee, M. F. A. Shukor, L. L. Ping, T. O. Kowang, and G. C. Fei, Factors influencing teacher job satisfaction in Malaysia, International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 1166-1174, 2019. The study was conducted as a cross-sectional examination of the population of high school teachers in Vietnam. Keywords: correlation; factors; family; intention; job; job satisfaction; leave; retention; satisfaction; school; study; teachers; time; turnover; vol; work
• The influence of compensation, school climate and principal transformational leadership on job satisfaction in higher vocational colleges at Wuxi City, China by Li, Shao ; Sahimi, Nurul Nadiah Binti (2025) - Recognizing the importance of improving teacher job satisfaction for enhancing educational quality, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has actively promoted TALIS2018 (Teacher Teaching International Survey), an international project that provides an in-depth analysis of various dimensions such as 1542 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 1541-1551, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6333 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate professional development and job satisfaction among teachers [6]. Purwanto and Sulaiman [27] utilized a quantitative survey method to establish that principal transformational leadership has a significant impact on teacher job satisfaction. Keywords: climate; compensation; job; job satisfaction; leadership; principal; research; satisfaction; school; study; teachers; validity; vol; work
• Causal relationship in classroom research skills among teachers in the deep South of Thailand by Lateh, Afifi ; Ruengrung, Sathaphorn ; Liwan, Attapon (2025) - In terms of attitudes towards classroom research, the highest mean score 2252 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5: 2248-2258, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.7446 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate was observed for A2: Classroom research results can be put to good use with a mean of M=4.38 (SD=.71), followed by A1: Classroom research can improve learning management with a mean of M=4.36 (SD=.72). [11] P. Benkarn, The promotion of self-efficacy in the development process of teacher classroom action research, Doctoral Dissertation, Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand, 2005. Keywords: classroom; classroom research; curriculum; knowledge; learning; quality; research; research skills; skills; support; teachers; training; vol
• Causal factors influencing job satisfaction for universities teachers in Hubei Province by Zhu, Jie ; Boonphadung, Suttipong ; Siththada, Thada (2025) - Veletić and Scherer [14] utilized multilevel structural equation modeling to demonstrate that distributed leadership practices in Nordic schools positively impact teacher job satisfaction, reporting a path coefficient of 0.19 (p < 0.05), underscoring the role of collaborative administrative support. [15] found that principal empowerment enhances teacher job satisfaction through improved organizational learning and stronger professional identification, with a mediation effect of 0.22 (p < 0.01) based on survey data from multiple institutions. Keywords: burnout; efficacy; hubei; identity; job; job burnout; job satisfaction; satisfaction; self; support; teachers; vol
• The challenges of modular teaching at Datu Odin Sinsuat North district Maguindanao II Division, Philippines by Lomboy, Lorena Bello; Kadtong, Maeda Langguyuan; Dalgan, Bainera K.; MAT-PE, Candao G. Daglok,; MSciEd, Norma Z. Dalgan, (2025) - The statement number 2 refer to “Schools’ support in aiding financial augmentation during the distribution and retrieval of learning modules” got the lowest mean of 1.68 and standard deviation of .75 assessed as “Somewhat an Issue/Challenge.” The availability of facility for the production of learning modules should be addressed; 5. Keywords: challenge; distribution; issue; learning; learning modules; mean; modules; parents; preparation; production; retrieval; schools; teachers
• Promoting learner autonomy: Practices of English teachers in Saudi secondary schools by Alhujayri, Israa Ahmed Y. (2025) - [14] D. Little, Learning as dialogue: The dependence of learner autonomy on teacher autonomy, System, vol. 23, no. 2, pp. 175-181, 1995. This section integrates quantitative and qualitative data to provide a nuanced understanding of teacher practices and perceptions while relating them to the broader educational context. Keywords: autonomy; english; language; learner; learning; practices; saudi; teachers; vol
• School heads initiatives and teachers instructional practices in the new educational setting by Dilna, Armia K. (2025) - This study investigates the relationship between school heads' initiatives and teachers' instructional practices within the new educational setting, focusing on three main areas: school environment, learning supports, and instructional practices. Statement of Objectives/Problems This study aimed to find out the relation of school heads initiative and teachers instructional practices in the new educational setting when analyzed into school environment, learning supports and teachers instructional practices in the new educational setting. Keywords: environment; learning; mean; practices; rating; school; teachers

• The Russia-Ukraine war's "Armageddon" threat: A call to action for nuclear disarmament by E. Archibong, James; Nabiebu, Miebaka (2024) - “The Advisory Opinion on nuclear weapons and the contribution of the International Court to international humanitarian law” 28-02- , International Committee of the Red Cross, No. 316 Guterres, A. (2022) “Nuclear weapons are not yesterday’s problem, they remain today’s growing threat” Office of the United Nations Secretary-General 04 January 2022 Hankis, M. (2023) Since then, more than 12,000 different kinds of nuclear weapons and advanced delivery systems have been obtained by nine other countries. Keywords: conflict; international; military; missiles; nations; nuclear; president; russia; states; threat; ukraine; use; war; weapons
• Evaluation of scientific production in higher education using Scopus and Scimago: An analysis of the visibility and impact of educational publications by Jose, Mendoza Velazco Derling ; Moscoso-Zea, Oswaldo (2024) - 3532 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 3524-3534, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2751 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Finally, the results of this study suggest that Scopus Preview outperforms SJR in multiple critical dimensions for university scientific production. In addition, it is recommended to consider Scopus Preview for up-to-date analyses and comparative studies to get a more complete view of studies. Keywords: doi; evaluation; impact; platforms; preview; production; publications; research; scimago; scopus; sjr; training; university; use; visibility; vol
• Spatio-Temporal Dynamic of Land Use and Land Cover in Andit Tid Watershed, Wet Frost/Afro-Alpine Highland of Ethiopia by Ibrahim, Temima ; Geremew, Bethel; Tesfay, Fikrey (2021) - The rate of land cover change was calculated for the three periods from 1984 – 1996, 1996 – 2007, and 2007-2017 using the following formula: Rate of land cover changes (% yr-1) As Yitaferu [25] indicated land use/ land cover in the upstream of Ribb and adjoining watersheds are being degraded contributing to the flood hazard prevailing in the area. Keywords: accuracy; area; change; cover; forest; land; lulc; plantation; study; use; vol; watershed
• Social media marketing: Opportunities and challenges – a field study on Jordan tourism board platforms by Bataineh, Alaa Mahmoud Fayiz (2024) - This research adopts a qualitative approach, focusing on interviews with managers and marketing team members from Visit Jordan to explore their experiences and insights regarding social media marketing sing one-on-one interviews with 7. What is the concept of social media marketing ? Keywords: board; brand; facebook; jordan; marketing; media; media marketing; networks; platforms; strategies; study; tourism; tourists; use
• Network meta-analysis comparison of Hydrus, Istent microinvasive glaucoma surgery implants, and phacoemulsification for handling open-angle glaucoma by Anjaswari, Niska Ayu ; Primitasari, Yulia ; Wungu, Citrawati Dyah Kencono ; Komaratih, Evelyn ; Sasono, Wimbo ; Sulistiawati, Sulistiawati (2024) - There was a reduction in the number of anti-glaucoma medications in open-angle glaucoma patients treated with iStent phacoemulsification compared to Hydrus phacoemulsification or phacoemulsification alone. There was an improvement in visual acuity in open-angle glaucoma patients treated with iStent phacoemulsification compared with Hydrus phacoemulsification or phacoemulsification alone. Keywords: combination; complications; et al; glaucoma; hydrus; intervention; iop; istent; open; phacoemulsification; study; use
• Normative regulation of biotechnological processes in the context of women's reproductive rights in Kyrgyzstan by Zhusupov, Bolotbek Asanovich ; Tursunbaeva, Cholpon Manasovna ; Sulaymanova, Baktygul Kubanychbekovna ; Akmatova, Amanay Tursunbaevna (2024) - The state of use of assisted reproductive technologies and ways of its development, Yu.A. Chistyakova (Chistyakova Yu.A.2006) Artificial insemination, embryo implantation, protection of reproductive rights, terminological problems of legal regulation of artificial insemination and embryo, (Aivar L.K.2013) works of L.K. Aivar Legal basis for the use of assisted reproductive 7772 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 7769-7774, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3683 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate technologies, Legal problems of the use of assisted reproductive technologies research of Yu.D. Sergeev (Sergeev Yu.D., & Pavlova Yu.V.2006). New terms have been introduced into scientific circulation, including reproduction and reproductive rights. Keywords: kyrgyzstan; law; regulation; relations; rights; technologies; use; women
• Exploring the impact of AI threats on originality and critical thinking in academic writing by Octaberlina, Like Raskova ; Muslimin, Afif Ikhwanul ; Chamidah, Dewi ; Surur, Miftahus ; Mustikawan, Alfin (2024) - This paper will explore the dangers of using AI impact on critical thinking ability, originality of scientific work, and intellectual integrity in the academic world and how AI dependency leads to no improvement in individual thinking ability. The impact of AI writing tools on the content and organization of students’ writing: EFL teachers’ perspective. Keywords: impact; individual; integrity; process; research; skills; thinking; use; work; writing
• Arrangements of arbitrary constructions and interaction of urban and urban planning law provisions by Kopsidas, Odysseas (2024) - The presentation explained the multifaceted legal landscape surrounding arbitrary co-ownership, drawing on super jurisprudential decisions and legislative nuances. Abstract: The study explores the challenges bobbing up from the proliferation of arbitrary structures in city settings, tracing their historical roots to pre- and submit-struggle durations. Keywords: article; buildings; constructions; law; ownership; possession; provisions; structures; use
• Understanding social media activities of firms and CEOs by Hwang, Daniel Sejun (2025) - However, CEO age and tenure are associated only with CEO Twitter activity, suggesting that CEO Twitter usage is discretionary and influenced by personal factors. However, CEO Twitter activity is unaffected by the firm’s information environment, emphasizing its personal nature. Keywords: activity; adoption; ceo; ceos; firms; media; twitter; use; year
• Human-home-canal: The guideline for the souvenir product design to reflect the cultural way and community life of Chumchon Ban Khrua by Chaidirek, Pornnaree (2025) - (3) Research dissemination: The prototypes and knowledge obtained will be published in the form of research articles in academic journals for educational institutions and researchers to use as prototypes for cultural product design. 5.2. The important guidelines for souvenir product design are: Important characteristics of souvenirs, souvenir product design guidelines, types of souvenirs appropriate for the research project. Keywords: ban; chumchon; community; cultural; culture; design; identity; khrua; materials; patterns; product; research; silk; souvenir; tourists; use
• Research on the characteristics of Chinese film bullet chat and audience's use motivation from the perspective of streaming media by Wan, Su ; Habil, Hadina (2025) - The motives of bullet chat audiences are mainly to seek entertainment, express emotions and identity, and participate in interaction and social needs, among others. Therefore, this study will adopt the online participation observation method, and regard the researcher as a member of the group of streaming media movie bullet chat. Keywords: audience; bullet chat; communication; effect; mass; media; movie; needs; process; research; theory; use; video
• Evaluating financial audit efficiency: The role of artificial intelligence in proactive negligence mitigation by Hidayat, Noosa Umpu ; Lindrianasari, Lindrianasari (2025) - Age & Edu Background Use of AI Correlation 1.000 0.801 0.793 Significance (2-tailed) - <0.001 <0.001 df 0 89 89 Audit Quality Correlation 0.801 1.000 0.954 Significance (2-tailed) <0.001 - <0.001 df 89 0 89 Fraud Detection Correlation 0.793 0.954 1.000 Significance (2-tailed) <0.001 <.001 - df 89 89 0 1444 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 4: 1437-1446, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6311 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate correlation between AI use and fraud detection (r = 0.788) shows that AI tools are effective in identifying fraud, enhancing detection capabilities. Even after adjusting for age and educational background, the correlation between AI use and audit quality remains substantial (r = 0.801, p < 0.001), and the correlation between AI use and fraud detection remains notable (r = 0.793, p < 0.001). Keywords: audit; auditing; auditors; detection; fraud; intelligence; quality; research; use; vol
• Determinants of Customer Satisfaction in E-commerce: Insights from Shopee Thailand by Homtong, Kunaporn ; Sitheechoke, Panuwat (2025) - This study aims to examine: (1) the ease of use of the platform that affects customer satisfaction in purchasing products through the Shopee application in Thailand, and (2) the marketing mix (5Ps) that influences customer satisfaction when purchasing products through the Shopee application in Thailand. Data analysis included descriptive statistics (percentages, means, and standard deviations) and inferential statistics, including correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis, to explore the relationships and influence of independent variables on customer satisfaction. Keywords: customer satisfaction; ease; marketing; platform; product; purchasing; research; satisfaction; shopee; use; user; vol
• Monitoring gender disparities in sedentary behavior, physical activity, and internet usage among adolescents by Shehu, Marsela ; Mehmeti, Elona ; Quka, Najada ; Selenica, Rigerta ; Hala, Majlinda (2025) - The PAQ-A is a well-established tool for assessing physical activity levels among adolescents. Pearson Correlation statistical method were conducted to explore the correlation between physical activity levels and internet addiction, as well as the psychosocial factors associated with excessive screen time focusing on gender differences in urban and rural zone. Keywords: activity; adolescents; correlation; gender; internet; neglect; pearson; sig; time; tirana; use; vol

• Analysis and implementation of the dmaic six sigma method as an effort to control weaving fabric production defects: Industrial textile case study by Nugraha, Evan ; Mulyani Sari, Rini ; Kurniawan, Asep ; Guslan, Darfial (2024) - [19] F. Pakdil, G. F. F. Can, and P. Toktaş, “Guest editorial: Lean Six Sigma developments in Türkiye,” Int. J. Lean Six Sigma, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. Keywords: doi; eng; manag; process; production; quality; sigma; vol; warp
• Determinant factors of learning quality in Indonesian junior high schools by Wolomasi, Agustinus Kia ; Wea, Donatus ; Gaol, Erly Lumban ; Nonseo, Angela Nofri ; Werang, Basilius Redan (2024) - This study aimed to describe how the learning quality in junior high schools of South Papua Province, Indonesia, is predicted by teacher training quality, teacher self-efficacy, and teacher collaboration. Keywords: Learning quality, Self-efficacy, Teacher collaboration, Teacher training quality. Keywords: collaboration; efficacy; high; learning; papua; quality; self; south; teacher; teacher collaboration; teacher self; training; vol
• An Assessment of the Adequacy of Clinical Communication between Clinicians and Radiographers on the Quality of Diagnostic Ultrasound Reports: A Case of the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia by Nampungwe, Helen ; Munsanje, Foster ; Haakonde, Titus (2018) - The findings in this study could be related to those by Booth and colleagues, in which they revealed that healthcare facilities where most clinicians and radiographers were highly qualified and with commendable number of years of effective practical experience, produced sonographic reports of good quality, which made it easier to reach valid diagnostic decisions [7, 12]. Use of DU Standard Operating Procedures by Clinicians and Radiographers On the presence and use of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) between clinicians and radiographers, 47% of the clinicians stated that SOPs were never in existence in their Departments while 43% of the clinicians indicated that they had SOPs, whereas 10% of the clinicians indicated that they had never heard of these procedures during their years of practice. Keywords: clinicians; communication; durs; forms; participants; quality; radiographers; study; ultrasound; vol
• The effect of e-service quality on customer satisfaction with repurchase intention as a moderating variable in the Soco by Sociolla application by Utami, Tyas Widia ; Hidayat, Agus Maolana (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2845 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: tyaswidiautami@student.telkomuniversity.ac.id The effect of e-service quality on customer satisfaction with repurchase intention as a moderating variable in the Soco by Sociolla application Tyas Widia Utami1, Agus Maolana Hidayat2* 1,2School of Economics and Business Telkom University, Indonesia; agusmh@telkomuniversity.ac.id (T.W.U.) tyaswidiautami@student.telkomuniversity.ac.id (A.M.H.). Abstract: This study investigates the influence of e-service quality on customer satisfaction with repurchase intention as a moderating variable, focusing on the SOCO by Sociolla app. Keywords: application; customer; customer satisfaction; dan; effect; intention; pengaruh; product; quality; repurchase; repurchase intention; research; satisfaction; service; service quality; sociolla; soco; study; terhadap
• Impact of seasonal changes on groundwater quality for irrigation purposes in Al-Sharqat, Iraq: A GIS and IWQI approach by Ahmed, Ali, Ali ; Mohammed M, Numaan, ; Nizar N, Ismail, (2024) - Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3975 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: ali.a.ali42672@st.tu.edu.iq Impact of seasonal changes on groundwater quality for irrigation purposes in Al-Sharqat, Iraq: A GIS and IWQI approach Ali, Ali Ahmed1*, Numaan, Mohammed M1, Ismail, Nizar N1 1Department of Environmental Engineering, Tikrit University, Tikrit, Iraq; ali.a.ali42672@st.tu.edu.iq (A.A.A.). Recently, groundwater monitoring has become an important system that uses many effective tools to assess and understand groundwater quality and hydro-chemical characteristics (Adimalla and Taloor 2020)(Sabir et al. 2022)(Francis et al. 2024). Keywords: gis; groundwater; irrigation; quality; river; sharqat; study; summer; values; water; wells
• The relationship between quality of life assessed by go-qol and clinical activities score in patients with thyroid eye disease in the integrated oncology eye clinic of Dr. Soetomo General hospital, Indonesia: A literature review by Pramono, Amanda Cesariani ; Fatmariyanti, Susy ; Primitasari, Yulia (2024) - Further research is essential to understand the link between clinical activity scores and quality of life in TED patients. Although substantial research has been conducted, there are still considerable gaps in our understanding of the full relationship between QoL and clinical activity in TED patients. Keywords: disease; eye; graves; life; patients; qol; quality; ted; thyroid; treatment
• Higher anxiety levels negatively correlated with of sleep quality persons with hemodialysis; A cross-sectional study by Wantonoro, Wantonoro; Uli, Rosmaida ; Nguyen, Tuan Van (2025) - Correlation of anxiety and sleep quality haemodialysis patients. Accepted: 1 January 2025; Published: 9 January 2025 * Correspondence: nvtuan@ctump.edu.vn Higher anxiety levels negatively correlated with of sleep quality persons with hemodialysis; A cross-sectional study Wantonoro1, Rosmaida Uli2, Tuan Van Nguyen3* 1Nursing Department, Universitas ‘Aisyiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Keywords: anxiety; haemodialysis; persons; quality; sleep; sleep quality; vol
• Brand service quality as predictor of brand loyalty: A study of the Nigerian telecommunication industry by Ekakitie-Emonena, Sunny (2025) - Keywords: Brand loyalty, Customer service quality, Good Feeling, MTN Nigeria, Superior services, Telecom sector. esekakitie@delsu.edu.ng Brand service quality as predictor of brand loyalty: Keywords: brand; brand loyalty; customer; customer loyalty; delivery; experience; influence; journal; level; loyalty; marketing; mtn; quality; service; service delivery; service quality; vol
• The impact of accountability pressure and time budget on the quality of audit services of independent auditors by Hien, Nguyen Thi Thu ; Tuan, Dang Anh (2025) - These results contribute to enriching the debate on the determinants of audit quality based on the measurement of audit service quality. According to Sutton [14] there is no singular, universally accepted definition of audit quality or audit service quality due to the differing roles and perspectives among stakeholders, such as (i) external users, (ii) audit clients, and (iii) auditors. Keywords: accountability; audit; audit quality; auditor; budget; competence; factors; independence; pressure; quality; research; results; time; vol
• The competency and service of tour guides affecting satisfaction of Muslim tourists by Tangkliang, Umaporn ; Visuthismajarn, Parichart ; Kongchouy, Noodchanath (2025) - ST4 4.60 0.65 Table 3 Analysis of Service Quality Metrics for Tour Guides and Tourist Satisfaction Evaluation of tour guide service quality using average QS1 to QS5, shows the following results: QS1 has a mean of 3.57, QS2 has a mean of 3.77, QS3 reveals a mean of 4.11, QS4 is noted at 3.36, and QS5 presents a mean of 3.97. Data was collected from Muslim tourists aged 25 and older who had utilized tour guide services in Krabi Province. Keywords: competence; guide; muslim; quality; satisfaction; service; service quality; tour; tour guide; tourism; tourists; vol
• The Mental Image of a Product and its Influence on Purchase and Repeat Purchase Decisions by Saudi Consumers by Fait, Adil Mohamed Ahmed (2025) - Theoretical Basis This study of the influence of product mental image on consumer purchasing decisions is rooted in several significant theories, which seek to explain how consumers form mental pictures of products and how they influence their behavior. Future research could, therefore, explore the role of mental product images in different cultural contexts, thus validating or contrasting with the findings of this study. Keywords: advertising; aesthetics; behavior; brand; consumer; decisions; image; journal; marketing; product; purchase; purchasing; quality; repeat; research; self; study; vol
• Study of water quality and water quality status using pollutant index in Sebenaq River, Mahakam Ulu Regency, East Kalimantan by Ricard, Romoldus Jonius ; Gunawan, Rahmat ; Kartika, Rudi (2025) - Along with the development of Ujoh Bilang Village as the center of the capital city of Mahakam Ulu Regency and the use of Sebenaq River water by the surrounding community, it is deemed necessary to conduct research related to the water quality and quality status of the Sebenaq River. Along with the development of Ujoh Bilang Village as the center of the capital of Mahakam Ulu Regency and the utilization of Sebenaq River water by the surrounding community, it is deemed necessary to conduct research related to water quality and quality status of the Sebenaq River. Keywords: cross; quality; river; river water; season; sebenaq; sebenaq river; station; water; water quality
• The impact of consumer perceptions of product quality on green product purchase decisions: A cross-sectional study in Saudi Arabia by Alsiehemy, Ali Mohammed A (2025) - Hypotheses • H4a: Consumers with a higher preference for green products are more likely to have higher perceptions of green product quality. Hypotheses • H4a: Consumers with a higher preference for green products are more likely to have higher perceptions of green product quality. Keywords: behavior; consumer; decisions; green; intentions; perceptions; product quality; products; purchase; purchasing; quality; vol
• Strategies and customer satisfaction: A correlational study in a multi-brand automotive organization in Chiclayo by Salazar, Lorena Liseth Cubas ; Lozada, Ricardo Zapata ; Mejía, Percy Junior Castro (2025) - Published: 13 March 2025 * Correspondence: lcubass@ucvvirtual.edu.pe Strategies and customer satisfaction: A correlational study in a multi-brand automotive organization in Chiclayo Lorena Liseth Cubas Salazar1*, Ricardo Zapata Lozada2, Percy Junior Castro Mejía3 1Escuela de Postgrado, Doctorado en Gestión Pública y Gobernabilidad, Universidad Cesar Vallejo; Chiclayo – Perú; lcubass@ucvvirtual.edu.pe (L.L.C.S) 2Escuela de Postgrado, Maestría en Gestión Pública - Universidad Cesar Vallejo; Chiclayo – Perú; zlozadar@ucvvirtual.edu.pe (R.A.Z.L) 3Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Peru; percycm@ucvvirtual.edu.pe (P.J.C.M). Keywords: Customer satisfaction, Customer service, Information, Organizational communication, Organizational strategies. Keywords: chiclayo; company; correlation; customer; customer satisfaction; organization; process; process strategies; quality; relationship; research; satisfaction; service; strategies; study; vol
• Enhancing quality of life in diabetes mellitus patients through rational emotive behavior therapy: A randomized controlled trial by Rosdiana, Rosdiana; Shofiyah, Shofiyah; Karosekali, Ester ; Sovitriana, Rilla ; Alsa, Asmadi (2025) - In addition, while this study supports the effectiveness of REBT in enhancing psychological well-being, it is important to integrate such results within other psychological intervention strategies. In this design, baseline phases are established prior to implementing REBT interventions, and changes are evaluated over time. Keywords: control; diabetes; group; intervention; life; mellitus; patients; quality; rebt; session; subject; test; therapy; vol
• Effect of moderate intensity continuous exercise on the life quality and physiological status of college Obese students by Cabauatan, King Abram F. (2025) - The Quality of Life Scale (QOLS) by John Flanagan measured life quality, while the Philippine Physical Fitness Test assessed physiological status. Findings revealed that both the MICE (experimental) and Zumba (control) groups improved in life quality from “mostly satisfied” to “delighted” post-intervention. Keywords: control; group; life; life quality; posttest; quality; status
• The influence mechanism of community participation on the quality of ecotourism experience under the social exchange theory: A study on the moderating path of local identity by Yaling, Zhang ; Rehman, Asad Ur ; Nawal, Ayesha ; Ullah, Ihtisham (2025) - Theoretical analysis revealed that: (1) Community participation significantly enhances the functional, emotional, and meaningful dimensions of ecotourism experiences through the accumulation of social capital and emotional bonds; (2) Local identity amplifies the positive effect of community participation on experience quality; (3) Social capital and emotional connections mediate the relationship between community participation and experience quality. Published: 22 May 2025 * Correspondence: Ihtisham.ullah@apu.edu.my The influence mechanism of community participation on the quality of ecotourism experience under the social exchange theory: A study on the moderating path of local identity Zhang Yaling1, Asad Ur Rehman2, Ayesha Nawal3, Ihtisham Ullah4* 1Management and Science University, Shah Alam, Malaysia Guangxi Electrical Polytechnic Institute, Nanning, China; 65787206@qq.com (Z.Y.). Keywords: community; community participation; ecotourism; experience; identity; participation; quality; residents; social; tourism; tourists; vol
• Water quality study and water quality status using Storet and index method pollutants in Ratah River Mahakam Ulu Regency, East Kalimantan by Huvat, Antonius Gelung ; Kartika, Rudi ; Mustakim, Moh. ; Ilang, Yerwanto (2025) - As shown in Figure 6, the pH of Ratah River water tends to be higher (more alkaline or neutral) during the rainy season than during the dry season for the following reasons: As for the analysis Sebenaq River water quality presented in the following table. Keywords: concentration; cross; index; method; quality; ratah; river; season; standard; station; status; water
• The impact of return policies on consumers' online shopping intentions in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam by Son, Le Van ; Khanh, Pham Ngoc (2025) - Therefore, more research is needed to better understand the impact of return policy on online shopping consumers. [24] X. Su, Consumer returns policies and supply chain performance, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. Keywords: consumers; factor; impact; intention; online; policy; quality; research; return; service; shopping; vol
• Revisit intention development model in tourist villages in Bali province Integration of theory of planned behavior and theory of stimulus organism response by Pratiwi, Komang Ary; Giantari, I Gusti Ayu Ketut; Sukaatmadja, I Putu Gde; etiawan, Putu Yudi S (2025) - [18] P. Pahrudin, C.-T. Chen, and L.-W. Liu, A modified theory of planned behavioral: A case of tourist intention to visit a destination post pandemic Covid-19 in Indonesia, Heliyon, vol. 7, no. 10, p. e08230, 2021. [8] U. Pandey, M. I. Hossain, and M. T. Islam, Exploring the influence of servicescape, e‑WoM, and satisfaction on tourists’ revisit intention to yoga tourist destination: Evidence from Patanjali Yogpeeth, India, Journal of Tourism & Development, vol. 44, pp. Keywords: destination; image; intention; kaya; parisudha; quality; revisit; revisit intention; satisfaction; service; tourist; tourist satisfaction; tri; tri kaya; village
• Learning outcomes and quality of educational service as predictors of academic satisfaction among Peruvian university students by Montesinos-Chávez, Marcela Candelaria; Pari-Rodríguez, Nelly Jaqaru; Jaime-Zavala, Milena Ketty; Jara-Herrera, Melva Rina; Andía-Gonzales, Brizaida Guadalupe; Duche-Pérez, Aleixandre Brian (2025) - The model was statistically significant (p < .001) and explained approximately 74% of the variance in student satisfaction. The findings suggest that student satisfaction is primarily driven by the quality of academic resources/support and effective teaching practices, along with robust personal/professional competencies. Keywords: competencies; learning; outcomes; quality; resources; satisfaction; service; service quality; student; support; teaching; vol

• Motivation to improve quality of university lecturers in Vietnam by Trung, Ngo Sy ; Hai, Nguyen Duc ; Tuyen, Nguyen Van (2024) - In terms of creating work motivation, in this study, two factors associated with the professional characteristics of lecturers are addressed on, including creating motivation to develop qualifications and teaching capacity and creating motivation to develop scientific research capacity; The impact of these two factors on the quality of university lecturers is specifically analyzed. Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.1961 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: nstrung@ufm.edu.vn Motivation to improve quality of university lecturers in Vietnam Ngo Sy Trung1*, Nguyen Duc Hai2, Nguyen Van Tuyen3 1,2,3University of Finance - Marketing, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam; nstrung@ufm.edu.vn (N.S.T.) nguyenduchai@ufm.edu.vn (N.D.H.) nguyenvantuyen@ufm.edu.vn (N.V.T.). Keywords: capacity; lecturers; motivation; qualifications; research; teaching; university
• Impact of life skill development program to improve teaching skills of teacher trainees by Babu, Binu ; Charles, M. Aron Antony (2024) - These findings highlight the critical role of life skill training in improving the professional competencies of future educators, with implications for the design and delivery of teacher training programs. The influence of demographic factors like age, gender, and prior teaching experience on the effectiveness of life skill training also remains underexplored. Keywords: life; lsdp; skills; study; teacher; teaching; teaching skills; trainees; training
• Reconstructing worldviews through idioms: Applying cognitive linguistic analysis in teaching Vietnamese as a foreign language by Hang, Nguyen Thi Bich (2025) - Abstract: This article explores the cognitive and cultural foundations of Vietnamese idioms and their pedagogical implications for teaching Vietnamese as a Foreign Language (VFL). The findings indicate that Vietnamese idioms are systematically motivated by embodied metaphors and culturally shaped worldviews, which reflect values such as the pursuit of emotional depth, expectations of social hierarchy, moral causality, and a cyclical perception of time. Keywords: expressions; idioms; language; learners; learning; meaning; metaphor; schemas; table; teaching; understanding; vietnamese

• Assessing the ICT competencies of out-of-school youth in a village in Naga city: A basis for developing a training program by Trinidad, Glenn A. (2025) - According to Oloyede and Ogunwale [7], digital productivity tools are indispensable for education, research, and career advancement in the 21st century. The moderate proficiency suggests that the OSY may have acquired some skills informally, possibly through personal or ad-hoc use of digital tools Keywords: ict; osy; productivity; proficiency; skills; study; tools; training
• Strengthening the role of the family in supporting the social interaction and well-being of children with autism spectrum disorder by Athbah, Saad Yahya (2024) - Continuously in the child’s programs, while creating the appropriate environment at home, to help him reach it as successfully as possible and work to modify his behaviour, as the care of the family and the tenderness and compassion of the parents represent the basic effort in caring for autistic children as a basis for treating the autistic child and modifying his behaviour, and then learning the skills of caring for children. Significance of the Study The current study is concerned with the category of autistic children, which is considered one of the special categories and the interest in which has increased recently locally, in the Arab world, and internationally, especially with the increasing number of children with autism, and the accompanying problems in social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication, and stereotypical and repetitive behaviours and interests. Keywords: asd; autism; autistic; children; family; intervention; parents; role; skills; study; vol
• Utilizing scaffolding strategies in teaching pre-numeracy skills in an inclusive education setting by Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Marimutthu, Thirumani ; Krishnasamy, Hariharan N ; Singh, Gurdip Kaur Saminder ; Siddique, Muhammad (2024) - This study focused on preschool children in an inclusive education setting children whereby their ability in pre-numeracy skills varies. Barqawi et al. (2021) conducted a quasi-experimental study among preschool children on the effectiveness of using scaffolding strategies to teach basic scientific operation. Keywords: child; children; consistency; learning; patterns; scaffolding; skills; strategies; strategy; study; teacher
• A role-playing program’s effect on social intelligence in deaf children with cochlear implants by EL-Abd, Amr Rashad; Elkahlout, Gamal R. (2025) - Social communication skills of elementary school students were enhanced by Mallory [31] with cochlear implants through the implementation of a role-playing strategy in educational activities. [31] J. Mallory, Enhancing social communication skills of elementary students with cochlear implants through role- playing, Journal of Educational Psychology, vol. Keywords: children; cochlear; communication; deaf; implants; playing; role; skills; test; vol
• Design and indicator system of the statistical survey on functional and foundational learning skills of children living in Georgian households by Mikeladze, Giorgi (2025) - Age distribution of household population by sex. Table SR.4.1: Age distribution of household population by sex Percent and frequency distribution of the household population in five-year age groups and child (age 7-14 years) and adult populations (age 18 or more), by sex, Statistical Survey on Functioning and Foundational Learning Skills of Children Living in Georgian Households, 2024 Males Females Total Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Total 4,927 100.0 5,193 100.0 10,120 100.0 Age 0-4 288 5.8 277 5.3 566 5.6 5-9 373 7.6 321 6.2 694 6.9 10-14 310 6.3 263 5.1 573 5.7 15-19 312 6.3 279 5.4 591 5.8 15-17 195 4.0 170 3.3 365 3.6 18-19 117 2.4 109 2.1 226 2.2 20-24 281 5.7 259 5.0 540 5.3 25-29 325 6.6 271 5.2 596 5.9 30-34 347 7.0 365 7.0 712 7.0 35-39 381 7.7 325 6.3 707 7.0 40-44 335 6.8 354 6.8 689 6.8 363 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 9: 341-364, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/2576-8484.v9i9.9805 © 2025 by the author; licensee Learning Gate 45-49 316 6.4 282 5.4 597 5.9 50-54 324 6.6 336 6.5 660 6.5 55-59 324 6.6 351 6.8 675 6.7 60-64 304 6.2 418 8.0 722 7.1 65-69 290 5.9 348 6.7 638 6.3 70-74 174 3.5 328 6.3 502 5.0 75-79 116 2.3 178 3.4 294 2.9 80-84 85 1.7 137 2.6 222 2.2 85+ 43 0.9 100 1.9 143 1.4 Child and adult populations Children age 7-14 years 530 10.8 461 8.9 991 9.8 Children age 15-17 years 195 4.0 170 3.3 365 3.6 Adults age 18+ years 3,761 76.3 4,161 80.1 7,922 78.3 Annex 6. Keywords: age; children; georgia; group; households; learning; living; number; population; region; rural; skills; survey; urban; 𝑁𝑖 𝐾𝑖𝑛𝑖𝑗; 𝑁𝑖𝑗

• Factors affecting legal compliance in construction procurement of local administrative organizations by Kongsong, Waranon; Jampakhao, Wasan; Snongtaweeporn, Teeradej; Roikulcharoen, Sumet; Chaiwat; Thammapornram, Chaleeporn (2025) - Published: 17 October 2025 * Correspondence: 6419770011@rumail.ru.ac.th Factors affecting legal compliance in construction procurement of local administrative organizations Waranon Kongsong1, Wasan Jampakhao2*, Teeradej Snongtaweeporn3, Sumet Roikulcharoen4, Chaiwat Pooworakulchai5, Chaleeporn Thammapornram6 1,2,3,4,5,6Faculty of Engineering, Ramkhamhaeng University, Bangkok, Thailand; 6419770011@rumail.ru.ac.th (W.J.). Abstract: This article aims to study the factors affecting legal compliance in the construction procurement of local administrative organizations. Keywords: compliance; construction; factors; laos; personnel; pfs; procurement; projects; study; vol
• Creativity: Studying the identity of processed meat packaging for retail entrepreneurs in Thailand by Akkaratananpong, Sarunpong ; Piromgarn, Thanate ; Kijmongkolvanich, Sirisyos ; Egwutvongsa, Songwut (2024) - Searching steps for important factors affecting processed meat packaging among consumers who choose to purchase processed meat products in the retail market of Thailand: The researcher utilized the data from the results of evaluating new processed meat packaging to determine the factors affecting consumer satisfaction and stimulating feelings of satisfaction in consumers after receiving a response. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 4, 479-497 2024 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i4.1124 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate * Correspondence: momojojo108@gmail.com Creativity: Studying the identity of processed meat packaging for retail entrepreneurs in Thailand Sarunpong Akkaratananpong1, Thanate Piromgarn2, Sirisyos Kijmongkolvanich3, Songwut Egwutvongsa4* 1,2,3,4School of Industrial Education and Technology, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand ; momojojo108@gmail.com (S.E.). Keywords: consumers; design; entrepreneurs; factors; market; meat; meat packaging; new; packaging; products; research; retail; satisfaction; thailand; variables
• Drivers to utilise evidence-based practice among nurses: A study in tertiary military hospital in Saudi Arabia by Zakaria, Zukarnain ; Samivaloo, Christina Micheal ; Ismail, Mohd Roslan ; Arumugam, Vijayesvaran (2024) - Keywords: EBP barrier, EBP facilitating factors, EBP knowledge, EBP readiness, Registered nurses, Saudi Arabia. While job positions had an insignificant impact, years of experience moderately influenced EBP readiness, and higher qualifications were positively correlated with readiness. Keywords: barriers; ebp; evidence; facilitating; factors; knowledge; nurses; practice; readiness; regression
• Integrating SEM and monte Carlo projections: Policy insights on carbon emissions, credits, and agriculture by Nirmala, R. ; Gandhimathi, S. ; Chithra, D. (2024) - This suggests that as carbon credits increase often a result of 7149 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 7139-7150, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3530 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate policies aimed at reducing emissions carbon emissions tend to decrease. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 8, No. 6: 7139-7150, 2024 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v8i6.3530 © 2024 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate Hypothesis: Carbon emissions impact carbon credits indirectly through agricultural practices, emphasizing sustainable approaches. Keywords: average; carbon; change; climate; credits; emissions; energy; factors; india; tons
• Factors influencing adherence with subcutaneous immunotherapy among pediatric patient in Surabaya, Indonesia, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic by Pitaloka, Diah Ayu ; Endaryanto, Anang ; Purnami, Nyilo (2025) - This study aims to identify factors influencing immunotherapy adherence in Dr. Soetomo’s hospital during and after the pandemic. Influencing factors including the risk of systemic reaction, distance to health facilities, injection discomfort, child perception, parental perception, costs and insurance, fears of getting infected with COVID-19, suspected immunotherapy services discontinued, and child positive of COVID- 19 are not relate to immunotherapy adherence (p>0.05). Keywords: adherence; allergy; children; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; factors; hospital; immunotherapy; pandemic; patients; research; study; vol
• The physical elements in the design of cartoon illustrations affect the emotional perception of people from different cultures and age groups by Tongchung, Patcharin ; Phaholthep, Charanya ; Bunyasakseri, Thirawut (2025) - A quantitative research method was utilized to investigate the level of perception regarding the factors and physical characteristics of elements in cartoon illustration design on the perception of communication, emotion, and feelings among illustration design professionals, individuals knowledgeable about illustration design, and the general public who engage with illustrations. The researchers determined that the study consisted of physical elements of cartoon illustration design, theoretical concepts in communication, 118 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 2: 106-124, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i2.4437 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate and personal factors that affect perception. Keywords: age; cartoon; character; communication; design; elements; emotions; factors; illustrations; level; mean; people; perception
• Location strategies for proximity supermarkets: A case study of Carrefour and Marjane in Morocco by Nouha, Ben Aissa ; Mahmoud, Belamhitou (2025) - On the other hand, Marjane has a more accessible and digital approach, strengthening its network of Marjane Market urban supermarkets and investing heavily in e-commerce and the digital marketplace. In conclusion, this study provides a conceptual framework for optimizing location strategies in a rapidly evolving retail landscape. Keywords: areas; carrefour; consumer; factors; location; marjane; market; retail; strategies; study; urban; vol
• Assessing the efficiency of government budget expenditure across provinces in Thailand by Chollagran, Sukhumal ; Pasunon, Prasopchai ; Lateh, Afifi (2025) - These insights suggest that a comprehensive evaluation of government budget efficiency should consider both economic prosperity and social well-being, ensuring a balanced assessment of provincial development. Given these benefits, DEA is a valuable tool for evaluating government budget expenditure efficiency and can play a crucial role in enhancing the annual budget planning process. Keywords: budget; efficiency; expenditure; factors; government; government budget; input; key; output; provinces; spending
• Foreign direct investment in Saudi Arabia’s post-pandemic ERA: Determinants and impact by Aldhawyan, Sulaiman (2025) - The relation shows that as Saudi Arabia’s market size increases, so do foreign direct investment inflows. Abdel-Rahman [29] finds that the primary factors influencing foreign direct investment inflows to Saudi Arabia are economic and socio-political. Keywords: arabia; economic; factors; fdi; fdi inflows; gdp; growth; inflation; inflow; investment; market; rate; saudi; saudi arabia; trade; vol
• Impact of working conditions on healthcare professionals' intentions to change careers in Morocco: An empirical study by Moubtahij, Khalid ; Bazine, Imad-dine ; Mehdi, Sanae ; ghaleb, Najoua El abbas El ; Hachimi, Ikram El (2025) - Improvement Suggestions: Frequency % % of observations Improvement of working conditions 152 16.3% 96.8% Salary increase 145 15.5% 92.4% Enhancement of training and development opportunities 139 14.9% 88.5% Improvement of work-life quality 136 14.5% 86.6% Establishment of a professional order for nurses and health technicians 132 14.1% 84.1% Better professional recognition 125 13.4% 79.6% Implementation of participatory management 106 11.3% 67.5% Other 29 3.0% 18.5% Subsequently, mean scores and standard deviations were calculated for each dimension studied, enabling a comparative ranking of the factors influencing career change intention. Keywords: agree; career; career change; change; conditions; factors; healthcare; hospital; intention; nurses; nursing; profession; study; vol; working
• Faculty engagement in community extension programs: Examining personal factors, institutional support, and stakeholder collaboration in a state university by Jaron, Wanny B. ; Malaga, Ronora Sevilla (2025) - These findings offer important insights for universities seeking to improve faculty involvement in community engagement by addressing institutional supports and barriers. However, in the state university under study, faculty involvement in community engagement remains critically low—hindered by heavy workloads, insufficient support systems, and lack of institutional recognition. Keywords: community; community engagement; engagement; factors; faculty; impact; involvement; learning; participation; programs; recognition; research; support; vol

• In vitro antioxidant and antimicrobial effects of Streblus asper: An ethnomedicinal plant of Assam, India by Boruah, Gouranga; Borah, Sudarshana; Laskar, Tanjima Tarique; Arora, Monica; Pathak, Kamla (2025) - Bromine water test: 10 ml of bromine water 0.5 gm of plant extract was added and observed for decolouration. H2SO4 test: To few ml of plant extract conc. Keywords: activity; asper; extract; plant; solution; streblus; test; vol; water; weight
• Investigating the nexus between FDI, governance quality and green economic growth in various Asian economies by Quang, Phung Thanh; Thao, Doan Phuong; Thao, Dinh Huong (2025) - Abstract: This study explores the complex and dynamic relationships between foreign direct investment (FDI), governance quality, and green economic growth across selected Asian economies during the 2005-2022 period through a Pooled Mean Group (PMG) estimator in a dynamic panel framework. Keywords: Asia, FDI, Governance, Green economic growth. Keywords: consumption; countries; energy; fdi; governance; green; growth; income; investment; openness; panel; term; test; vol
• Empowering mothers in education: An assessment of the impact of enhanced maternal literacy approach for teaching essential skills by Baraguir, Hanissa F.; Alava, Mary Thallasah Nicole T.; Minandang, Bai Tanto D.; Agao-Agao, Ana Margarita; Gumogda, Pinky A.; Jr., Datulabi P. Untong; Edris, Adelaida A.; Malim, Usman B.; Siocon, Ana Trisha F.; Blah, Sadat G.; IV, Datu Duma Sinsuat (2025) - Pret-test and Post-test Scores of Children Under Reggio Emilia EMLA in Terms of Reading, Writing (26 items), and Arithmetic (170 items). To assess which approach produces better learning results, the line connecting the two boxes in the center of the figure displays the difference between the mean gain scores of the children under Montessori EMLA and Reggio Emilia EMLA. Keywords: children; emilia; emla; good; mean; montessori; reading; reggio; test
• Investment volatility during red sea crisis: Study in Asean country by Agustina; Caroline Barus, Andreani ; Ulya Firza, Syafira ; Halim, Fandi ; Tiadoraria Br Ginting, Litka (2024) - This research model is used to predict stock index volatility in ASEAN-6 and manage investment portfolios to control investment risks resulting from changes in uncertain economic conditions. Overall, this study provides valuable insights for risk management, investment strategies, and understanding the effects of geopolitical events on market volatility. Keywords: bitcoin; crisis; garch; gold; index; red; red sea; research; sea; stock; test; volatility
• Statistical Comparison to Determine First Line Regimen of Two Anti-Malarials for Uncomplicated Plasmodium Falciparum Malaria among Children Under 5 Years by Alnory, Ahmed ; Abdalla, Sondous A (2018) - Males Parasite count before treatment Parasite count 24 hours after treatment Patient pairs Patient 1 Patient 2 Artesunate-mefloquine Artemether- lumefantrine 1 109 106 33 38 2 101 103 36 20 3 111 109 45 25 4 107 105 50 33 5 102 101 44 19 6 107 106 51 32 7 105 104 34 27 8 115 108 50 22 9 110 116 35 43 10 107 113 35 31 11 108 102 46 29 12 107 112 34 32 Source: Hypothetical data. B) Females Parasite count before treatment Parasite count 24 hours after treatment Patient pairs Patient 1 Patient 2 Artesunate-mefloquine Artemether- lumefantrine 1 108 104 30 22 2 105 105 37 22 3 112 101 25 15 4 117 105 40 30 5 112 105 45 29 6 101 106 52 22 7 103 104 33 26 8 105 104 50 20 9 116 115 55 41 10 105 112 35 30 11 102 100 36 24 12 104 100 34 22 Source: Hypothetical data. Keywords: difference; males; mean; parasite; table; test; treatment
• The impacts of COVID-19 on global trade: Nexus of wheat and crude oil by Emam, Abda ; Osman, Amira ; Elmasaad, Egbal ; Hadid, Maha ; Elrasheed, Mutasim (2024) - Reference to the recovering period from outbreak, the results discovered long run co- integration between world wheat prices and world crude oil prices series. Abstract: This study targeted to disclose the impact of COVID-19 on the world global trade, namely, the relationship between world crude oil prices and world wheat prices. Keywords: covid-19; level; oil; oil prices; prices; results; run; series; test; vol; wheat; wheat prices; world; world wheat
• The impact of the shadow economy on taxation in Cambodia by Mong, Mara ; Lim, Siphat (2024) - Keywords: GDP, Inflation rate, OLS method, Shadow economy, Tax revenue. Tax, shadow economy, inflation rate, and gross domestic product. Keywords: correlation; economy; growth; inflation; rate; revenue; shadow; shadow economy; tax; tax revenue; test; variables
• Android based karateka physical test instrument by Purba, Pangondian Hotliber ; Siahaan, David ; Ardilla, Rafika ; Kasih, Indra ; Manalu, Nimrot (2024) - From the results of the observation, it was found that in karate training activities, physical tests were carried out according to the needs of the branch. In general, physical tests have been carried out to identify each karate test item including flexibility, agility, balance, coordination, speed, arm power, leg power, abdominal endurance and cardio vascular endurance. Keywords: athletes; category; experts; indicator; instrument; karate; physical; power; results; score; table; test
• Swelling potential and swelling pressure calculation methods: A comprehensive review by Ibrahim, Hawkar ; Hummadi, Rizgar (2025) - [58] L. D. Johnson, Predicting potential heave and heave with time in swelling foundation soils (no. 7). Combining SI with other parameters, such as PI and SL, will provide a wider and more reliable method for classifying and understanding expansive soil potential. Keywords: classification; clay; engineering; index; methods; potential; pressure; soils; swelling; test; vol; volume; 𝐿𝑜𝑔 𝑃𝑠
• Performance of fibre reinforced clayey soil by Narayan, Sumesh ; Prasad, Avneel ; Goundar, Sahil Shanil ; Nasrekani, Farid Mahboubi (2025) - Unlike chemical stabilization methods such as lime and cement, the performance of fibre reinforced soil is not adversely affected by weather conditions. [5] have previously investigated the performance of fibre reinforced soils and concluded that fibres enhance the response of the soil as it mobilizes the tensile strength of the shear planes in the soil. Keywords: cbr; cement; clay; content; fibres; lime; moisture; samples; shear; soil; strength; test; vol
• Bank rates predictors and economic growth: Nigeria experience by Okolie, Joseph Obi ; Ujuju, Lucky Ejieh ; Erhijakpor, Andrew E. O. ; Adegbite, Yetunde Abie ; Onuorah, Anastasia Chi-Chi (2025) - Justifiably, even when banks rates are deregulated, bank rates are indirectly regulated by Nigerian banks. [3] noted that, bank rates are key monetary policy tools that the Nigerian government uses in attracting financial resources to support economic growth and development Keywords: bank; mlr; mpr; nigeria; rates; rgdp; sir; table; tbr; test; vol
• Lateral domination and motor performance at preschool children in Tirana by LICAJ, Orges ; QELESHI, Anesti (2025) - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.amepre.2007.09.022 [14] R. R. Pate, K. McIver, M. Dowda, W. H. Brown, and C. Addy, Directly observed physical activity levels in preschool children, Journal of School Health, vol. 78, no. 8, pp. Abstract: The beneficial impact of physical activity on physical, social and cognitive health indicators is well-known in school-aged children [1]. Keywords: activity; children; learning; points; sec; test; vol
• A study on the effects of inner exploration art therapy on the self-recovery function in middle-aged women by Jeong, Yeon-woo ; Lee, Myung-sun (2025) - [6] P. Hee Sook and P. Jae Yeon, The impact of self growth program on adolescent’s self-efficacy, interpersonal relationship, and self-esteem, Asia-Pacific Journal of Multimedia Services Convergent with Art, Humanities, and Sociology, vol. 9, p. 191~199, 2018. It is implied that the program is effective in enhancing middle-aged women's ability to recover their sense of self and address challenges positively. Keywords: art; efficacy; esteem; exploration; life; middle; program; scale; self; test; therapy
• The moderating effect of olfactory function on the relationship between interpersonal problems and the emotional intelligence of adults by Lee, Won-Jin ; Kim, Sun-Hee ; Cha, Hye-Gyeong (2025) - Simple slope tests indicated that higher emotional intelligence was linked to fewer interpersonal problems across all levels of olfactory function, with stronger effects in those with average or high olfactory ability. In other words, in the group with low olfactory function (-1 SD), higher emotional intelligence tended to be associated with a modest decrease in interpersonal problems, whereas in the group with average (0.00) or high olfactory function (+1 SD), interpersonal problems decreased sharply with higher emotional intelligence. Keywords: effect; emotion; function; identification; intelligence; olfactory; olfactory function; participants; problems; range; relationships; study; test; vol
• Self help group is an effective microfinance model for socio-economic empowerment of women: Evaluation from Bodoland Territorial Region in Assam, India by Islam, Md Anowarul ; Brahmachary, Pradip (2025) - Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 5, 585-594 2025 Publisher: Learning Gate DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i5.6953 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate History: Received: 12 February 2025; Revised: 21 April 2025; Accepted: 24 April 2025; Published: 7 May 2025 * Correspondence: ph20hss1007@cit.ac.in Self help group is an effective microfinance model for socio-economic empowerment of women: Evaluation from Bodoland Territorial Region in Assam, India Md Anowarul Islam1*, Pradip Brahmachary2 1,2Central Institute of Technology Kokrajhar, Kokrajhar, Assam, India; ph20hss1007@cit.ac.in (M.A.I.) p.brahmachary@cit.ac.in (P.B.). A binary logistic regression analysis was conducted to examine the effects of various household and personal expenditure factors on the likelihood of economic empowerment. Keywords: empowerment; groups; help; income; participants; self; shg; shgs; study; test; vol; women
• Political connections and tax avoidance: The role of politically affiliated ownership in corporate tax strategies by Yusuf, Muhammad ; Ismail, Tubagus ; Taqi, Muhammad ; Soleha, Nurhayati (2025) - By applying panel regression analysis, this study aims to establish a causal relationship between political connections and corporate tax avoidance while controlling for firm-specific factors such as profitability, leverage, and firm size. 7783220027@untirta.ac.id Political connections and tax avoidance: The role of politically affiliated ownership in corporate tax strategies Muhammad Yusuf1*, Tubagus Ismail2, Muhammad Taqi3, Nurhayati Soleha4 1,2,3,4Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa, Indonesia; 7783220027@untirta.ac.id (M.Y.). Keywords: avoidance; connections; firms; ownership; research; soes; study; tax; test
• Plyometric intervention in the UKM setting: An experimental analysis of three components of student physical condition by Iskandar, Risfan ; Hariyanto, Agus ; Setijono, Hari ; Turi, Moh (2025) - [6] W. Xiao et al., Effect of exercise training on physical fitness among young tennis players: A systematic review, Frontiers in Public Health, vol. 10, p. 843021, 2022. Plyometric training is considered to be highly efficient, as it helps to improve the achievement of the best physical condition in sports. Keywords: agility; group; muscle; physical; plyometric; power; speed; test; training; vol
• Impact of a structured training program on agility, strength, and sprint performance in U-13 soccer players by Baze, Andi ; Delia, Bashkim ; Muca, Gentjan ; Derhemi, Laura (2025) - Standing long jump test is a reliable indicator of motor skills such as sprint, isokinetic force and jumping performance [9]. The performance of standing long jump test was significantly improved after the rope skipping training [16]. Keywords: agility; body; groups; jump; mean; motor; sprint; test; training; vol
• The dynamics of macroeconomic indicators and stock market returns: An econometric perspective on advanced economies by Rudhani, Leonora Haliti; Hasanaj, Petrit; Rudhani, Taulant (2025) - Published: 2 August 2025 * Correspondence: petrit.hasanaj@ushaf.net The dynamics of macroeconomic indicators and stock market returns: An econometric perspective on advanced economies Leonora Haliti Rudhani1, Petrit Hasanaj2*, Taulant Rudhani3 1,2University of Applied Sciences, Ferizaj, Kosovo; petrit.hasanaj@ushaf.net (P.H.). Abstract: This study aims to analyze and examine the short-term and long-term relationships between macroeconomic indicators and stock market returns in Switzerland, Sweden, and Denmark. Keywords: cause; economic; granger; growth; level; market; market returns; relationship; results; returns; root; statistic; stock; stock market; term; test; unit; values
• Unveiling the Antibacterial and Antioxidant Potential of Mentha longifolia: A Comprehensive Characterization of Ethanolic and Hexane Extracts by Itani, Dania; Hajj, Rana El (2025) - The Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) assay was employed to evaluate the lowest concentration of M. longifolia extracts required to inhibit the growth of bacterial and fungal strains. M. Longifolia Extracts Inhibit and Destroy Biofilms of Tested Bacterial Strains The biofilm inhibition activity of M. longifolia extracts was assessed using the Crystal Violet Assay. Keywords: activity; biofilm; extracts; hexane; hours; longifolia; mic; test; vol

• Influence of demographic factors and local wisdom on exclusive breastfeeding behavior by Mardhiah, Ainal ; Nasution, Decy Erni ; Inayati, Rahmi ; Nurlaili, Nurlaili; Daud, Muhammad (2024) - Keywords: Breastfeeding mothers, Demographic factors, Exclusive breastfeeding, Local wisdom, Postpartum care. Less, if the mother gets a score ≤ 55% Ordinal 6 Food consumption behavior Foods consumed by breastfeeding mothers are believed by the local community to increase breast milk 1. Keywords: breastfeeding; care; doi; influence; knowledge; milk; mothers; postpartum; research; vol
• An analysis of suspicious transaction reporting decisions in Malaysia’s money services business by Jamil, Azzril bin; Johari, Razana Juhaida ; Zarefar, Arumega ; Yudi, Melissa Mam (2024) - These findings would also benefit money laundering reporting officers, money services businesses, and academia. Thus, the current study focused on the money services business, which has been identified as a significant area of concern, and investigated the relationships between the knowledge, training, due diligence, and suspicious transaction reporting decisions of money laundering reporting officers. Keywords: customer; diligence; knowledge; laundering; money; money laundering; officers; reporting; study; training; transaction; vol
• The impact of community embeddedness in online learning communities on users' collaborative learning ability in China by Meng, Yichun (2025) - Published: 8 April 2025 * Correspondence: yichunm@163.com The impact of community embeddedness in online learning communities on users' collaborative learning ability in China Yichun Meng1* 1Faculty of Education, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia; yichunm2025@163.com (Y.M.). Abstract: With the rapid growth of online learning communities in China, understanding how community embeddedness influences learners' collaborative learning abilities has become increasingly important. Keywords: ability; communities; community; community embeddedness; embeddedness; interaction; knowledge; learners; learning; learning ability; members; online
• A study of the key determinants affecting hotel innovation strategic alliances in Cambodia utilizing a structural equation modelling by Charman, Kenneth Paul ; Lim, Siphat (2025) - Keywords: Confirmatory factor analysis, Innovation, Knowledge sharing, Structural equation modelling. This research did not take into account the effect of knowledge sharing inter- or intra-organization on firm innovation behavior, especially, the indirect effect of communication, learning intent, mutual commitment, trust, and absorptive capacity on firm innovation behavior through the mediation of knowledge sharing [3]. Keywords: alliance; capacity; commitment; communication; effect; innovation; knowledge; knowledge sharing; ksh; learning; research; sharing; trust; vol
• The degree of teachers/specialists’ knowledge and application of evidence-based practices for autism spectrum disorder in autism centers in the city center of Erbil by Ali, Sirwan Wali (2025) - Published: 10 May 2025 * Correspondence: sirwanwali970@gmail.com The degree of teachers/specialists’ knowledge and application of evidence- based practices for autism spectrum disorder in autism centers in the city center of Erbil Sirwan Wali Ali1* 1Salahaddin University – Erbil, Iraq; sirwanwali970@gmail.com (S.W.A.). Abstract: The current study aimed to describe the degree of teachers' and specialists' knowledge and application of practices based on scientific research for autism spectrum disorder in autism centers in the city center of Erbil. Keywords: application; autism; degree; disorder; evidence; knowledge; practices; specialists
• Knowledge, attitudes, and practices among central sterile supply department staff in ministry of defense hospitals in the eastern province of Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study by Al-Balawi, Awatef Mohammed ; Al-Mutairi, Diaa Mohammad (2025) - N=54 % Age group, years 20-30 10 18.5% N=54 % K1. Keywords: agree; attitude; cssd; hospital; knowledge; participants; practices; saudi; staff; sterilization; study; vol
• New knowledge and practices to articulate socioculturally diverse knowledge by Zapata-Zapata, Viviana ; Quintriqueo-Millán, Segundo ; Fuentes-Vilugrón, Gerardo ; Morales-Saavedra, Soledad (2025) - In conclusion, we maintain that the articulation of school educational knowledge and practices and Mapuche educational knowledge and practices is an eminently pedagogical process, where the family- school-community link, the incorporation of Mapuche knowledge into school knowledge, the management of the school and the rural microcenter, are central to carrying out the teaching and learning processes from an epistemic justice perspective and guiding a practical intercultural educational approach visible to all stakeholders, both in the educational and social environments. 2649 Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology ISSN: 2576-8484 Vol. 9, No. 6: 2646-2659, 2025 DOI: 10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8459 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Learning Gate When reviewing together with the school, the family and the community, it is evident that there are experiences and pedagogical practices that allow and facilitate the processes of articulation between school educational knowledge and Mapuche educational knowledge. Keywords: actors; context; environment; intercultural; knowledge; learning; mapuche; mapuche knowledge; practices; school; school knowledge; social; teacher; vol
• The CEAC-Q for endurance athletes in competition, verification of a useful and time-efficient instrument for knowledge evaluation by Kosta, Orkida ; Kosta, Ortensia (2025) - [7] yet little is understood about endurance athletes knowledge of CHO guidelines and how they relate to practice within competition. Published: 15 July 2025 * Correspondence: okosta@ust.edu.al The CEAC-Q for endurance athletes in competition, verification of a useful and time-efficient instrument for knowledge evaluation Orkida Kosta1*, Ortensia Kosta2 1Sports University of Tirana, Faculty of Movement Sciences, Tirana, Albania; okosta@ust.edu.al (O.K.). Keywords: athletes; carbohydrate; cho; competition; endurance; knowledge; nutrition; vol
• Analysis of the influence of financial literacy on investment decisions of millennials and gen Z in the digital ERA by Nurhayati, Nunung; Mutakin, Kikin; Caroline, Caroline; Judijanto, Loso (2025) - Published: 28 July 2025 * Correspondence: nunungnurhayatife@unwir.ac.id Analysis of the influence of financial literacy on investment decisions of millennials and gen Z in the digital ERA Nunung Nurhayati1*, Kikin Mutakin2, Caroline3, Loso Judijanto4 1Universitas Wiralodra, Indramayu, Indonesia; nunungnurhayatife@unwir.ac.id (N.N.). This study investigates the influence of financial literacy on the investment decisions of Millennials and Gen Z, two cohorts that are increasingly participating in financial markets through digital channels. Keywords: decisions; digital; financial; gen; investment; investors; knowledge; literacy; millennials; platforms; risk; study; vol