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Research On Quantitative Assessment And Optimization Path Of China's Future Industrial Policy From The Three-Dimensional Perspective Of "Theme-Tool-Effectiveness", Xiao Liu, Lei Wu, Yanfei Song, Xintong Huang

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Policies serve as a critical safeguard for guiding cutting-edge technological innovation and fostering a modern industrial system. Systematically evaluating the future industrial policy system and exploring its optimization paths are of great significance for enhancing the scientificity of policies and strengthening industrial competitive advantages. [Method/process] Based on a three-dimensional of framework "theme-tool-effectiveness", this study conducts a systematic quantitative assessment of 19 provincial-level future industry policies in China using a combination of content analysis, LDA-based topic modeling, and the PMC index approach. [Result/conclusion] The research indicate that while the thematic coverage is comprehensive, coordination is fragmented. Stronger links are needed …

From Shallow Semantic Analysis To Knowledge Intelligence:Paradigm Shifts In Full-Text Bibliometrics Driven By Large Language Models:A Review Of The 2025 Academic Salon On Full-Text Bibliometric Analysis, Haicheng Zhou, Shuo Xu, Jin Mao, Liang Chen, Guoxiu He

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] In September 2025, the 8th Chengdu Conference on Scientometrics & Evaluation, hosted by the National Science Library (Chengdu), Chinese Academy of Sciences, and undertaken by the Scientometrics & Evaluation Research Center (SERC), was held in Chengdu. This article reviews the Academic Salon on Full-Text Bibliometric Analysis at the forum, summarizing methodological advances, application expansion, and paradigm shifts in full-text bibliometrics in the era of large language models (LLMs), and providing references for future research. [Method/process] Based on invited talks and on-site discussions, this article synthesizes the research paradigms and application directions of LLM enabled full-text bibliometrics. It highlights key …

Research On The Early Warning Model Of Online Public Opinion Risk Based On Cross-Social-Media Platforms, Tiejun Cheng, Tong Wang, Jianxiang Wei, Lanping Feng

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Under the influence of cross-social media interactions, online public opinion can ferment simultaneously across different media platforms, deeply interact, and resonate multiple times, which is more likely to trigger a chain reaction of risks or even new types of risks. Therefore, it is significant to analyze the interactive influence of risks based on cross-social media public opinion data to promote the management of online public opinion towards preemptive prevention and early warning. [Method/process] Firstly, based on the analysis of the risk characteristics of cross-social media public opinion, a risk early warning indicator system for cross-social media online public opinion …

Using The Citation Patterns To Establish Associations Among Poets: A Method For Joint Sentiments And Topics Of Allusion Words, Xiaomin Li, Xiaoqin Zhang, Hao Wang, Wenru Bu, Shi Bin

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Establishing literary connections between poets from the perspective of allusion citation is of great significance for exploring information on unknown poets and understanding their works. [Method/process] This study investigates poets' citation patterns from the perspective of allusion citation, integrating both emotional and thematic features. Regarding emotional features, we construct a sentiment recognition model for poetic lines using the Dictionary of Tang Poetry Appreciation, which combines poems with their corresponding critical annotations. The model predicts the sentiment of each poetic line, which is then aligned with the sentiment of the cited allusion to derive citation sentiment. By quantifying the distribution …

Research On Data Risk And Governance Of Generative Artificial Intelligence Empowering Intelligence Work, Yonghui Guo, Xiaobei Guo, Yuan Feng, Yapeng Li

Journal of Scientific Information Research

[Purpose/significance] Generative Artificial Intelligence（GAI）generates numerous data risks in the process of empowering intelligence work. Fully understanding, identifying, and governing the data risks are the key to the effective empowerment of intelligence work by GAI. [Method/process] Based on the four stages of intelligence work, this paper subdivides the main data activities in intelligence work empowered by generative artificial intelligence from the perspective of the data workflow. Based on risk management theory, the data risks in data input, data processing, data content generation and data content dissemination, are systematically analyzed and identified. From three perspectives of institution, subject, and technology, a data …

Perancangan Dan Implementasi Sistem Skrining Risiko Penyakit Berat Berbasis Web Dengan Fitur Rekomendasi, Mood Tracker, Dan Chatbot Pendukung, Septiawan Hadi Prasetyo, Restu Utami, Daniel Hulio Saptianus, Mirza Arya Herdiansyah

Jurnal Biostatistik, Kependudukan, dan Informatika Kesehatan

Skrining kesehatan dini berperan penting dalam upaya pencegahan penyakit dan peningkatan kualitas hidup masyarakat. Namun keterbatasan akses layanan kesehatan serta rendahnya kesadaran masyarakat masih menjadi tantangan utama. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk merancang dan mengimplementasikan sistem skrining risiko penyakit berat berbasis web yang dilengkapi kecerdasan buatan sebagai pendukung rekomendasi dan respon hasil skrining kesehatan. Sistem SagaHealth dikembangkan menggunakan arsitektur aplikasi yang terdistribusi dengan perbedaan antara antarmuka pengguna, server aplikasi, dan basis data. Proses skrining dilakukan berdasarkan data kesehatan pengguna dan menghasilkan kategori risiko penyakit. Selanjutnya, kecerdasan buatan digunakan untuk menyajikan narasi rekomendasi kesehatan yang informatif dan mudah dipahami. Verifikasi sistem dilakukan …

Integrating Curriculum-Aligned Moocs Into Multidisciplinary Engineering Education: Insights From Learning Analytics And Student Perceptions In A Large-Scale Coursera Implementation, Kodandarama, Manjushree G., Nagesh

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

The contemporary teaching learning practices witnessed a significant shift within outcome-based education frameworks adopting of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) into formal higher education curricula. The study focused to evaluate integration of Coursera MOOCs across various engineering and management undergraduate and postgraduate programs at P.E.S. College of Engineering, Mandya.  A total 2980 students completed 22393 courses within a single semester, engaging more than 105,000 cumulative learning hours.

The study combined the learning analytics from the platform and  feedbacks from a structured questionnaires responded by 1072 students to examine engagement patterns, perceived instructional quality, assessment effectiveness, learning outcomes, and technological accessibility. …

Mapping The Impact Of Hurricane Katrina On The Health Sciences Literature: A Pilot Scoping Review, Elizabeth H. Holt, Sharon Duffy, Matthew Folse, Rowan Marye, Chandler D. Smith

Library Faculty Publications

BACKGROUND: LSU Health New Orleans Libraries are conducting a scoping review to map the health sciences literature written on the topic of Hurricane Katrina for inclusion in an institutional archive. A pilot review was first conducted by the team to become more familiar with the process and gain better knowledge of the existing literature.

METHODS: Articles by LSU Health New Orleans-affiliated authors were retrieved from the LSU Health Digital Scholar Hurricane Katrina Archive and health sciences literature databases. Impacts on medical education, health sciences research, healthcare delivery, long term impacts on all dimensions of health, and accounts of personal experiences …

Speech-Acts And Student-Led Llm Experimentation, Evan Thomas

The Interdisciplinary Journal for Research on Pedagogy and Learning Design, Vol. 1, Issue 1., Fall 2026

With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), many institutions of higher education have devolved both creativity and accountability for AI policy to the level of the individual instructor. At the 2025 Conference on College Composition and Communication, Harry Denny and Brent Cameron reviewed the decision-making process among Liberal Arts & Sciences Deans in the Big 10 conference about AI. They reported the general consensus among these deans was to devolve policy decisions to the level of individual instructors (Denny & Cameron, 2025). Anecdotally, this consensus to place responsibility at the individual appears common across higher education – Denny and Cameron …

Production And Optimization Of Polyhydroxyalkanoates (Phas) By Corynebacterium Variabile M11: A Newly Reported Phas-Producing Bacterium, Mary S. Khalil, Mariam K. M. Zarif, Mahmoud S. M. Mohamed

Baghdad Science Journal

Polyhydroxyalkanoates are a family of biopolymers that accumulate inside microorganisms as primary storage polymers in response to nutrient stress. This family of biopolymers can be used as bioplastics instead of synthetic plastics because it biodegrades into CO₂ and H₂O. This study aimed to isolate a new bacterial strain that can accumulate PHAs when cultured under unbalanced nutrient conditions of excess carbon and a depleted nitrogen source. Screening for PHAs accumulating bacterial isolates was based on culturing the bacteria on minimal salt medium containing Nile red as a fluorescent dye. Positive PHAs bacterial colonies displayed bright orange fluorescence …

Assessment Of Vegetation Dynamics On The Caspian Coast Using Remote Sensing, Shahnaz S. Amanova, Normurod Latipov, Afag Z. Hajiyeva, Firuza M. Jafarova, Ramil A. Sadigov

Baghdad Science Journal

The protection and sustainable expansion of vegetation cover is a key objective for maintaining ecological balance, particularly in rapidly urbanizing coastal regions. This study investigates the dynamics of vegetation on the Absheron Peninsula through the application of remote sensing and geospatial analysis. Multispectral imagery from Landsat 5 (2000), Landsat 8 (2014), and Landsat 9 (2025) was processed to calculate the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) using red and near-infrared spectral bands. NDVI maps were generated and analyzed to evaluate changes in vegetation density, spatial distribution, and ecological conditions over a 25-year period. The results revealed a reduction in areas with …

Gut-Associated Micrococcus Yunnanensis Rk-06 From Scylla Serrata In Khor Al-Zubair Waters, Basrah, Iraq: A Novel Source Of A Halotolerant Alkaline Protease, Rafid M. Karim, Reham M. Al-Mosawi, Wissal A. Alhilfi, Anwar A. Maki, Nida J. Al-Mousawi, Mohammed F. Abbas

Baghdad Science Journal

Proteolytic bacteria have been isolated from diverse environments, but the crab gut remains a relatively unexplored source. This study aimed to isolate and identify protease-producing bacteria from the gut of the mud crab Scylla serrata collected from Khor Al-Zubair, Basrah, Iraq, and to characterize the produced protease. The gut homogenate was plated on Nutrient agar and 52 bacteria were recovered, of which 12 exhibited proteolytic activity on skim milk agar. Isolate RK-06 showed the highest activity, producing a clear zone exceeding 22 mm and was identified as Micrococcus yunnanenss (GenBank accession No. PZ312149). M. yunnanensis RK-06 was cultivated in the …

Nano-Curcumin And Copper Nanoparticles As Enhanced Therapeutics For Lung Cancer: A Molecular Docking And Bioinformatics Study, Sabah Saad Abdulsahib, Zahraa Abdulmunim Sharba, Shaymaa Omar Mohammed, Buthenia A. Hasoon

Baghdad Science Journal

The increased surface area-to-volume ratio and improved biological properties of nanoparticles have made them highly attractive for biomedical applications. In the present study, the cytotoxic effects of Cu, Curcumin, and the Curcumin–Cu complex were evaluated against A549 lung cancer cells using the MTT assay. Molecular docking demonstrated that the Curcumin–Cu complex exhibited the strongest binding affinity toward the HRAS protein (PDB ID: 6MQT), forming multiple hydrogen and ionic interactions with key active-site residues, suggesting a potential interaction with this therapeutic target. Bioinformatics analysis further identified HRAS as a highly expressed cancer-related gene in A549 cells and a key regulator of …

Ai Tutor Pro As A Higher Education Study Tool: Pedagogy, Privacy, And Trust, Ron Owston

The Interdisciplinary Journal for Research on Pedagogy and Learning Design, Vol. 1, Issue 1., Fall 2026

Students now study with generative AI whether institutions endorse it or not. For higher education, the harder question is what kind of AI study environment can be recommended with confidence. This article describes the design of AI Tutor Pro, a free study tool created by Contact North | Contact Nord. It explains why the tool was organized into Check My Knowledge, Grow My Knowledge, and Discuss My Knowledge and connects each mode to a different strand of learning theory: retrieval practice, guided dialogue, and the zone of proximal development. It also examines the tool’s privacy model, including anonymous use and …

From Protest To Form: Translating Venezuelan Resistance Into Architectural Form, Estefany S. Gomes

Bachelor of Architecture Theses - 5th Year

Political unrest in Venezuela has continuously redefined the relationship between power and space. Protest reveals that collective action is inherently spatial. As movement consolidates into collective action, it reorganizes territory and redefines how space is used and occupied. What appears as an event can be understood as a constructed condition shaped by direction, pressure, and intensity. In this sense, protest operates as a temporary architecture formed through motion and presence.

This thesis investigates the spatial intelligence embedded in protest and explores how it can be translated into architectural form. Protests reorganize space through compression and release. They unfold through phases …

Effect Of Folic Acid And Chitosan Supplementation On Growth Performance And Hematological Parameters Of Cyprinus Carpio, Raad J. Khalaf, Abdulmotalib J. Al-Rudainy, Sanaa A. Mustafa

Baghdad Science Journal

The current research aimed to evaluate the effect of folic acid (FA) and chitosan supplementation as feed additives on growth performance and hematological indices of common carp. A total of 100 of Cyprinus carpio with an average initial weight of 60 g were used in this study. Fish were randomly allocated into five dietary treatments (20 fish/treatment, two replications per treatment) as follows: the control group received a basal diet without additives. Treated groups T1, T2, and T3 received diets containing 2, 3, and 4 g chitosan/kg diet, respectively, each supplemented with 5 mg FA/kg diet, while T4 received 5 …

Effects Of Sowing Date, Water Deficit, And Potassium And Sodium Silicate On Yield And Quality Traits Of Faba Bean (Vicia Faba L.), Mohammed Moatasem Arif Alrawi, Wafaa Ali Hussein

Baghdad Science Journal

Faba bean production in Iraq is becoming much harder due to climate change. Arid environments in the region suffer from a combination of low rainfall, outdated irrigation networks, and extreme heatwaves, all of which directly suppress final crop productivity. As a protein-rich legume of high nutritional and economic value, faba bean requires effective agronomic strategies to maintain yield and quality under stress conditions. This study evaluated, under field conditions during the 2023–2024 growing season in Iraq, the interactive effects of three sowing dates (September, October and November), two deficit irrigation regimes (80% and 60% of the full irrigation control), and …

Assessing Awareness And Use Of Artificial Intelligence Tools Among Library Personnel In Public And Private Institutions In Ekiti State, Nigeria, Thomas Aanu Ojo

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

Artificial Intelligence is a technology integrated into libraries as a tool to help eliminate tedious and repetitive tasks. However, its awareness and use in libraries are still in the early stages. Therefore, this study investigated the awareness and use of AI tools among library personnel in public and private institutions in Ekiti State, Nigeria. The study population comprised 107 library personnel in Ekiti State. The questionnaire was used to elicit data. Descriptive statistics of frequency count, percentage, mean and standard deviation were used to analyse the data. The findings revealed that the level of awareness of AI tools among library …

Text-Fabric And The Bibleol: A Fruitful Combination For Greek Exercise Development, Cedric Vine, Oliver Glanz

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

Two of the major challenges for an instructor of any language course are (1) the limited amount of exercise material available for students and (2) compromised exams requiring the laborious creation of new exams. These challenges increase significantly when teaching biblical languages (Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek). However, BibleOnlineLearner (BibleOL) has now addressed both of these challenges. When an instructor uses BibleOL, he/she can easily create an exercise that targets a specific learning object (e.g., learning the Greek present tense of the regular conjugation). BibleOL then creates randomized exercises for each student. Unless the instructor decides otherwise, the BibleOL exercise will be …

When The Chatbot Is Wrong On Purpose: Using Genai Role-Play To Build Student Engagement And Critical Ai Fluency, Sierra Adare-Tasiwoopa Api

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore how customized AI chatbots can be used to increase student engagement while also teaching students to question AI-generated information. The workshop centers on a role-playing game scenario in which students interact with a chatbot non-player character (NPC) that serves as a guide, informant, but one that sometimes provides incomplete, misleading, or invalid information. Rather than treating chatbot errors as failures, the activity uses them as opportunities for students to practice verification, source evaluation, metacognition, and discipline-specific reasoning.

Participants will first experience a short version of the role-playing activity as students. They will then …

Building Bots That Teach Thinking: Using Custom Ai Chatbots To Enhance Critical Thinking And Decision-Making, Megan Biagi

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

Generative AI is increasingly common in education, but its effect on student learning depends largely on how it is used. This interactive session will introduce practical strategies for creating custom AI chatbots that encourage students to think through problems rather than simply ask for answers. Participants will explore ways to design bots that ask learners to explain their reasoning, consider alternative perspectives, identify assumptions, and revise their thinking before receiving feedback.   Examples from healthcare education and other disciplines will show how these tools can support guided inquiry, reflective questioning, clinical reasoning, and decision-making. Participants will review and revise sample chatbot …

Just A Stomachache, Jillian M. Spinali

Narrative Medicine: Essays on Health and Care

No abstract provided.

Designing Custom Chatbots For Classroom Use: Practical Examples, Benefits, And Current Limitations, Akio Abe, Farrukh Nazir

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

Recent advances in generative AI have made it increasingly possible for individual educators to design and implement their own custom chatbots without advanced programming skills (Abe & Kaneshige, 2025). This workshop introduces practical examples of custom chatbots developed for educational purposes and discusses both their affordances and limitations for classroom use.

We would like to share a chatbot creation experience, which we spent one hour building, with a 30-minute presentation. For each chatbot, we will explain its intended purpose, target users, basic specifications, and expected classroom applications. We will also describe the development process, including how the presenters designed the …

Titans On The Move: Navigating Intersession Trips With Confidence, Sam Rivera Miller, Human Resources, Dr. Luke Berryman, Academics

Professional Learning Day

See student travel posters and wish you were going, but anxious about leading a trip? Want to get to know more students, but don't work in a student-facing role? Come and get inspiration from our real-life success story! Group travel at IMSA is simpler, safer, and more fully-supported than ever before. Join Dr. Luke Berryman (Director of Experiential Learning) and Samantha Rivera Miller (HR Associate & lead chaperone for the 2025-26 trip to the UK) to explore travel vendor options and trip proposals. Step up with confidence and turn student travel into a rewarding, exciting reality!

Ai For Everyone: Designing An Introductory Ai Course Across Disciplines, Jesse Fitts, Waleed Faris

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

As artificial intelligence reshapes virtually every field, universities face a growing imperative to ensure AI literacy is not reserved for computer science majors alone. This panel presents the collaborative design of an introductory AI course built for undergraduate general education — one that serves students across disciplines, regardless of technical background.

Two co-designers will share the story of building the course from complementary angles. The first presenter will address the technical foundation of the curriculum: how core AI concepts such as machine learning, data, and algorithms were translated into accessible, hands-on learning experiences for non-specialist students. The second presenter will …

From “I’M Not A Coder” To “I Built A Website”: Teaching Business Concepts Through Ai Vibe Coding, Jean Jeon

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

This presentation shares my experience developing an AI vibe coding project for business students with little or no coding experience. Students first replicated a website, then created their own improved version and learned from peer feedback. Through trial and error, they revised their prompts and applied course concepts related to target audiences, user experience, branding, and business models. What began as an AI tool assignment became a learning-by-doing experience that encouraged students to think like marketers. I will share the project structure, student learning process, and lessons I learned while learning alongside my students.

Ai Across The Curriculum: Early Insights From Unr Students And Faculty, Elisabeth Linn, Elena S. Azadbakht, Rosalind Bucy

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

In July 2025, the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) joined librarians, educators, and administrators across 15-20 institutions to participate in an Ithaka S+R AI cohort. Ithaka S+R has worked with academic libraries, teaching and learning centers, and college administrators across more than 60 institutions, leading cohorts focused on teaching and learning with AI, integrating AI literacy into the curriculum, and more. This third cohort focused on defining, implementing, and scaling AI literacy initiatives across higher education. Through interviews with faculty and students, cohorts investigate needs surrounding AI literacy specific to their campus. This presentation will describe the preliminary results of …

Beyond Adoption: Shared Values And Guiding Questions For Ai-Aware Teaching, Sarah Cummings, Lyndsay Munro

AI in the Classroom: A Virtual Summit

We will discuss how shared questions can provide coherence without requiring uniform practice across disciplines, courses, or instructors. Examples from faculty across disciplines demonstrate how educators can begin with common values while reaching different, contextually appropriate decisions. By shifting attention from finding the single “right” approach to AI toward asking shared questions about teaching and learning, the framework offers a practical way forward amid varied practices, perspectives, and policies.

Special Feature—Twenty Years Of The China Maritime Studies Institute, Andrew S. Erickson

Naval War College Review

No abstract provided.

Saving Macarthur: The Story Of America’S Most Daring Naval Rescue, And Of The Men It Left Behind, Edmund B. Hernandez, Rudy Tomedi

Naval War College Review

No abstract provided.