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Green Research for Advanced Materials Laboratory (GramsLab)
College of Engineering,
Universiti Malaysia Pahang
Malaysia
Institut Teknologi Dirgantara Adisutjipto
Co-Founder- Indonesia AI Society (IAIS),
Indonesia
Molino campus
Philippines
Jakarta Smart City
Indonesia
Mad Solutions
United States.
RLTWorks
Thailand
Physics Study Program,
Universitas Udayana
Indonesia
Physics Study Program
Universitas Udayana
Indonesia
Universitas Udayana,
Indonesia
Universitas Udayana,
Indonesia
Program Director & Lecturer
Department of Education
RAFFLES UNIVERSITY
Johor Bahru, Malaysia
Department of Education
Raffles University
In recent times, a noticeable trend has emerged—many undergraduate students are raising concerns about the teaching techniques employed by their lecturers. This highlights the fact that students exhibit varied learning preferences based on their distinct types of intelligence. To address this, the multiple intelligence approach offers a solution to assess students' individual profiles and their favoured teaching styles. Employing multiple intelligence tests becomes a means to categorize student types effectively. Leveraging the Multiple Intelligence (MI) approach, educators can tailor teaching methodologies to align with students' needs. This study employs a qualitative research design, investigating how 70 lecturers perceive the multiple intelligences theory in education. Carefully selected participants from diverse disciplines and experience levels are chosen through purposeful sampling. Thematic analysis of interview data aims to uncover themes and patterns related to lecturers' comprehension, beliefs, attitudes towards multiple intelligences, their integration into teaching practices, and the challenges encountered. Ultimately, the findings promise to offer valuable insights to educators and institutions, facilitating the seamless integration of diverse teaching strategies.
Keywords: Multiple Intelligence, Teaching methodologies,educators.
Communication Studies
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Komunikasi dan Sekretari Tarakanita
GPT Chat is an artificial intelligence system developed by Open Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is able to answer a variety of text-formed questions. It is not only produces text, but also translates languages and writes various kinds of creations. It is used in any fields, including education. The purpose of this research is to analyse the phenomenon of the use of GBT chat in college using the theory of uses and gratification. The media is chosen to meet the needs of its users as a medium of communication, information, entertainment, education, employment and mention some. The method used is a survey that collects data from students who are actively using GPT Chat in the teaching and learning process. Research results show that students use ChatGPT to meet their needs such as seeking help in doing their assignments or lecturing projects and preparing final assignments. The study also showed that students and educators assessed the use of ChatGPT as having a positive impact on meeting their needs.
Keywords: Uses and Gratification, GPT Chat, Mass Media, Artificial Intelligence, Education
Communication Studies
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Komunikasi dan Sekretari Tarakanita
This study aims to determine the effect of the tagline "Beli Sekarang, Bayar Nanti” on decision to use Shopee PayLater for Generation Z in Bekasi, West Java. The theoretical studies used in this research are persuasive communication; SOR (Stimulus-Organism- Response) theory; marketing communication; tagline (familiarity, differentiation, message or value), and purchase decision. This is a quantitative research; distributing questionnaires to 100 respondents in Bekasi area. The sampling technique in this study is nonprobability sampling, namely purposive sampling. Data analysis techniques used is descriptive analysis and simple linear regression analysis. The results showed that there is a relationship between the tagline "Beli Sekarang, Bayar Nanti" and the decision to use Shopee PayLater with a correlation coefficient value of 0.510. The effect of the tagline "Beli Sekarang, Bayar Nanti" on the decision to use Shopee PayLater is 26%.
Keywords: Tagline, Purchase Decision, Shopee PayLater, Generation Z
Communication Studies
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Komunikasi dan Sekretari Tarakanita
K-pop has influenced people globally. The fans of K-pop idols are everywhere. The news about k-pop idols is usually swarmed by emoticon. The emoticon is used to enhance the message to their idols. Emoticon is chosen to enhance the meaning since the popularity of emoticon is increased. This study was conducted to explore the meaning of the emoticon used by the k-pop fans. There are 150 comments using emoticon analysed which were taken from the Instagram. The data were analysed using the semiotics from Roland Barthes. This semiotics theory was chosen since the analysis went to finding the myth of the emoticon used. The result of this study is the emoticon used shows how close the relationship is between the k-pop fans and their idol. It is shown on most of the emoticon used are related to love, kiss, and hug which means k-pop fans see their idol as someone they love the most and always root for them. The result of this study supports the idea that k-pop fans often indulge in the romantic fantasy with their idols.
Keywords: emoticon, k-pop, meaning in use, semiotics
Communication Studies
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Komunikasi dan Sekretari Tarakanita
The United States (US), leads the world in medical science and technology. Lead by clear definitions in almost all sectors of clinical research, training and governance practices. [1] Likewise, the pharmaceutical and medical device (medical equipment) manufacturers are considered one of the leading in the world. Therefore, many of the definitions and rules have also been adopted into global regulations by the world health organization, the World Health Organization (WHO). Currently, these rules have been implemented into the health information system (HIS), which further rapidly being adopted and used in many countries. Nowadays, health facilities (HF) around the world have used HIS, which are basic or have reached an advanced level. This paper will describe how the development of HIS and applied products from utilization of information technology (IT) in Indonesia, along with the opportunities and challenges in the future.
Keywords: healthcare, integrated information system, applied science
ECEO
Lusofona University of Lisbon
The Portuguese public sector institutions, including the Armed Forces, are facing increasing cost reductions due to budget cuts resulting from economic crises and the pandemic scenario. Although Lean thinking aims to reduce waste and improve customer satisfaction through continuous improvement, its implementation often faces challenges. The Portuguese Air Force was a pioneer in applying Lean methodology, achieving positive results in crucial areas, and extending this methodology to other Armed Forces institutions could contribute to better use of national resources. This paper explores the implementation of Lean philosophy in the Portuguese Armed Forces, specifically in the recruitment, integration, and retention of talent in Cyber Security. Centralizing and simplifying processes and resources, as well as resolving challenges inherent to the area, maybe the right approach to respond to the implications on National Security and Defense, providing necessary resources for the capture, training, and maintenance of essential Cyber teams and processes. The mentality based on work processes needs to change to speed up the use of resources and the behaviour of executing elements.
Keywords: Portuguese Armed Forces, Agile Methodology, Cyber Security, Retaining Talent
STARKI
Pasca Covid-19 pandemic, tourism in Indonesia revived and began operating after a very severe downturn. With the travel ban lifted and economic conditions starting to improve, the tourism industry is also starting to operate. Public interest in returning to travel has increased significantly after being confined to fear for approximately three years due to the pandemic. The objective of this study is to examine the impact of the destination image and the perceived risks on the tourists' behavioural intentions. This study uses a quantitative approach with an online survey applied as a data collection technique. The research sample is obtained by using a random sampling method. The process of data analyses is carried out with the help of Smart PLS4. The research findings are expected to show the impact of destination image and perceived risk on the tourists' behavioral intentions. The results of this research can be used as an input for tourism industry players in managing tourist destinations.
Keywords: Destination Image, Perceived Risks, Tourists' Behavioural Intentions.
Biotechnology
National Institute of Technology Raipur
The present study addresses the application of membrane technology to recover the bacteriogenic synthesized gold nanoparticles from their aqueous solution. An inexpensive zirconia ceramic composite membrane was developed for this purpose and employed for the ultrafiltration of gold nanoparticles. For this, firstly, the low-cost ceramic membrane support was prepared using inexpensive clay-based raw materials such as china clay, quartz, and kaolin, after that the support was coated using zirconia particles spray pyrolysis method. After coating, the composite membrane was characterized and found that the permeability, porosity, and pore size of the membrane were 1.08 × 10 -7 L/m 2 hPa, 30% and 100 nm, respectively. However, the pore volume, specific surface area, and average pore size of the prepared zirconia particles were measured using Brunauer, Emmett, and Teller (BET) surface area analyzer and found to be 0.083 cm 3 /g, 22.04 m 2 /g, and 10.9 nm, respectively. Furthermore, using this coated membrane and a dead-end filtration setup, the gold nanoparticles were separated from their aqueous solution. The gold nanoparticles ultrafiltration study was performed at distinct transmembrane pressures (69–345 kPa) and AuNPs concentrations (25-100 mg/L). The optimum permeate flux and gold NPs rejection, at 207 kPa transmembrane pressure and 100 mg/L feed concentration, were found to be around 12.8 L/m 2 h and 60%, respectively. Our findings suggest that using clay-based ceramic support, a low-cost zirconia ceramic composite membrane may be developed for the separation of metallic nanoparticles from their aqueous solutions.
Keywords: Gold; membrane; ceramic; zirconia; bacteria
School of Chemical Engineering
Universiti Teknologi MARA
In this study, the introduction of PBAT was conducted through reactive blending with Zein, a renewable natural biopolymer derived from corn, in the presence of Palm Stearin (PS); one of the components in palm oil. The objective of this study is to examine the impact of mechanical forces on PBAT/Zein composites, both with and without the presence of PS. The PBAT/Zein and PBAT/Zein/PS blends will be subjected to various experiments, including mechanical testing and thermal analysis. Variation of different formulations of composition, comprised of PBAT, Zein and PS were used in this study. The thermal and mechanical properties of the PBAT/Zn blend were assessed through the utilization of mixing characteristics as well as thermal and mechanical properties. Based on the findings, it has been determined that the optimal composition for the PBAT/Zein blend is achieved when the blend contains 10% zein content. Furthermore, the optimal composition of PBAT/Zein/PS is achieved when 10 phr of PS are included in the blend
Department of Industrial Engineering
Kasetsart University
In the fiercely competitive ceramic sanitary ware market, companies employ a range of strategies to meet consumer demands and expand their market presence. This study delves into a detailed analysis of the supply chain within a Thai-based ceramic sanitary ware company, employing the IDEF0 and SCOR models. The primary challenge revolves around the quality of raw materials, which can be traced back to weaknesses in the quality assurance and supplier selection systems. To effectively address this issue, the manufacturer can implement appropriate sourcing strategies, enhance supplier selection and evaluation processes, and institute a vendor development program. This comprehensive approach plays a pivotal role in mitigating the procurement, production, delivery, and return issues that have subsequently arisen. Ultimately, this research significantly contributes to ceramic sanitary ware supply chain management. It underscores the critical importance of resilient strategies and methodologies in tackling the complex challenges inherent in this industry. Index Terms— Sanitary Ware Factory, Supply Chain Analysis, Integration Definition for Function Modeling, The Supply Chain Operations Reference Model.
Civil Engineering
University of Sharjah
The research focuses on labor productivity in tiling work within the UAE construction industry, recognizing its pivotal role in project efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and timely completion. Tiling is a substantial component of construction projects, making it imperative to comprehend the factors influencing labor productivity to enhance overall industry performance and project outcomes. The problem centers on the unique challenges faced in this sector, such as management, finance, and workforce factors influencing productivity. The importance of this problem is emphasized by UAE development in the construction industry and its economic impact. Existing research primarily focuses on general construction labor productivity and lacks specificity to tilling work, as the absence of addressing a mathematical model for understanding how these factors collectively affect tilling productivity. The proposed methodology includes a two-phase online survey, integrating field data collection, and a regression model. Key findings highlight the significance of worker demographics, including age, qualification, and experience, in tiling productivity. The research is particularly useful for construction professionals, organizations, and policymakers operating in the UAE construction industry. However, the study has limitations, primarily related to the reliance on survey data and the specific context of the UAE. Nonetheless, its broader implications include the potential to improve labor productivity, enhance project efficiency, and contribute to the sustainable growth of the UAE's construction sector. This study concluded with the top Ten affecting factors and a mathematical model was presented to predict labor productivity according to tile work description
Islamic University Selangor
A prosperous family refers to a situation in which a family has adequate access to the physical, economic, social and health resources needed to meet basic needs and improve the quality of life. This article discusses the findings from qualitative data on the new normal life among Malaysians after the COVID-19 pandemic. The methodology used is in line with the objective of building a New Norm Life Model after the COVID-19 pandemic. Round table discussion which involved representatives from several ministries like Ministry of Energy, Science, Technology and Innovation, the Ministry of Education Malaysia, the Ministry of Digital Communications Malaysia, the Ministry of Finance Malaysia, and the Ministry of Health Malaysia. As a result, the government can come out with a better strategy and respond to future public health threats by streamlining physical and digital infrastructure and an adequate and efficient workforce. The government plays a significant role in creating an environment that supports the creation of a prosperous family through policies, social programs, and community empowerment.
Keywords: COVID-19 Pandemic, New Norm, Qualitative, Prosperous.a
Department of Management Studies
E.G.S. Pillay Engineering College
The IT industry is one of the most lucrative industries which motivates hundreds of employees to join the industry for future success every year. With digital technologies dictating every aspect of our lives, the IT sector is only going to grow and create immense opportunities for employees in the field. However, working in the IT industry is quite a daunting task due to the highly demanding job environment and fierce competition at all levels. This further leads to employees being subjected to stress while working at various positions in the industry and this in turn has an impact on their health and productivity. Hence, the aim of this research is to explore the impact that stress has on the health of IT employees along with its effects on improvement. Secondary sources of information have been collected in the process to provide a detailed idea of this area of research. It has been found had stress impacts employees at all levels- physical, mental and behavioural. The level of stress has a direct impact on the performance of the employees and in turn, affects the overall productivity of the organisation. It becomes important for the industry to take appropriate steps to manage stress and improve productivity in the process. Hence, all of these aspects have been discussed in detail in the below article.
Keywords: stress, IT, employees, health, productivity, physical, mental
Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang,
West Java, Indonesia
This study aimed to conducted a comprehensive historical review and bibliometric analysis of the literature on English-listening (EL) education and mapped the current state of the field, trends, and emerging topics, as well as identified gaps where further research is needed. We retrieved 630 sample documents on EL teaching and learning in Scopus (1958–2022) under certain conditions and analyzed the extracted data using Excel and VOSviewer 1.6.17 from the perspectives of the number of yearly publications, countries, authors, citation numbers, and keywords. The findings show that the number of publications on EL education increased from 1958 to 2022 with peak increase in 2019. Then, it decreased in 2020 and increased in 2021. However, in 2022 there was a decrease in publications due to a lack of sustained engagement with this topic by researchers. The research topics showed a multidimensional trend, covering communicative skills, language knowledge, assessment, teaching or learning methods, ICT-related applications, and cognitive factors, of which ICT-related applications (such as flipped classrooms, blended learning, and e-learning) and cognitive factors (such as motivation, anxiety, and affect) were the areas of focus.
Keywords: English-listening skills, bibliometric analysis, research trends, enlightenment, research state
Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang,
West Java, Indonesia
The educational landscape has seen substantial changes in the quickly evolving digital era. Nonformal educators, pivotal in community learning and empowerment, frequently encounter distinct problems that have not been thoroughly examined. This study aimed to comprehend the resilience, dedication, and commitment exhibited by nonformal educators in Indonesia in the face of these difficulties. Using a case study methodology, a deliberate selection was made of 15 nonformal educators who were then interviewed to gain insight into their experiences and perspectives. The transcribed interviews were analyzed using theme analysis, resulting in the identification of patterns pertaining to resilience and commitment. The findings indicate that despite encountering financial limitations, lack of acknowledgement, minimal safeguards, and insufficient facilities, these instructors persist resolutely in their pursuit. While the wider educational industry focuses on accrediting and standardizing, nonformal educators face fundamental challenges, sometimes with inadequate assistance. However, their resolute will and commitment to enhancing community empowerment are particularly notable. This study highlights the necessity of providing more focus and assistance to nonformal educators, emphasizing their crucial role in grassroots educational initiatives.
Keywords: Resilience, Dedication, Nonformal educators, Digital era, Community learning, Community empowerment
Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang,
West Java, Indonesia
Nowadays, the network has become the major data provider to everyone. Various providers feed data to the end users to achieve the flow of information for their own purposes. In this research, we develop an intelligent alerting system that can automatically sematic analyze the contents from the network and extract the altered information including event description and suspect’s photo. We crawl the PTT, Dcard, and Google News in Taiwan as our sources to process due to the popularity of the three social network systems. These are the three very popular social media in Taiwan and real-time events, news is always posted to the three media very soon, therefore, we adopt them as our research source. Video monitors installed on campus or in the community after receiving alerts and photos will enter alert mode. Real-time face recognition will be issued for the people captured by the camera. Once the system recognizes the suspect, it will notify the security guard to take necessary actions to protect the people. There are two major parts to this research, the first one is the media semantic analysis and the second one is the real-time face recognition. It is an intelligent altering system that is capable to find out the suspected assault or rapist rapidly once he is captured by a monitor and recognized after people post the crime events to the media.
Keywords: altering, face recognition, intelligent system, media semantic analysis.
Department of Chemical Engineering,
Institut Teknologi Indonesia, Tangerang Selatan-Indonesia 15413,
Indonesia,
Development of material nanocellulose/TiO 2 composites for photocatalytic degradation of paracetamol in aqueous medium has been studied. Raw material for the synthesis of nanocellulose (NC) was empty palm oil bunches (EPOB). The effects of TiO 2 loading on the synthesis of NC/TiO 2 composites (NCT) as photocatalyst and the photocatalyst concentration on photodegradation of paracetamol were carefully examined. The rod-shaped nanocellulose structures was obtained based on TEM analysis. Additionally, nanocellulose has been successfully composited with TiO 2 , as corroborated XRD and FTIR analysis. The composite sample with TiO 2 loading of 70% on nanocellulose (30% NC/TiO 2 ) via sonication method evidently was outperformed other samples in photodegraded solutions containing 15 ppm of paracetamol, 2 g/L of photocatalyst for 4 hours until it meets the lowest concentration (1.43 ppm).
Keywords: nanocellulose, TiO 2, photodegradation , paracetamol
ESSA – Tlemcen, Science and Technology School,
Tlemcen, Algeria
Uniform parallel machines “UPM” scheduling problems have been extensively studied because of their broad industrial applications. However, these systems are subject to deterioration. Therefore, preventive maintenance activities are integrated into the system, making unavailability periods. Meanwhile, deterioration and maintenance activities increase the energy consumption in the workshop. And with the growing environmental and global warming concerns, energy consumption has become a priority for manufacturers. Thus, we treat an unspecified uniform parallel machine scheduling problem with deterioration effect and maintenance activities to minimize the total consumed energy. First, we formulated an original mathematical programming model. This MILP model gives solutions for small instances in an affordable computational time. However, we proposed some lemmas throughout a mathematical analysis, and develop an LBH-SA algorithm to efficiently solve larger instances of the problem. To confirm the algorithm's performances, we test it for different instances, and compare its results with optimal solutions given by the model.
Keywords: Energy efficiency, uniform parallel machines, deterioration effect, maintenance activities.
Department of Industrial and System Engineering,
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember
Many studies have been conducted on risk assessment in distribution transformers. However, previous studies have not fully considered the risk analysis and cost impact of damage to distribution transformers. In addition, the use of the Modified Total Ownership Cost Method is one comprehensive approach to calculating the cost implications of damage to distribution transformers. The use of risk matrix to determine likelihood factors and consequence factors still does not consider several factors, and the factors used often have equal weight and are interrelated. This study collects all the indicators used for probability and consequence factors in the risk matrix and applies the Analysis Network Process to give weight to those factors. The result is a more accurate risk evaluation model, supporting decision-making regarding investment in distribution transformers in East Java. A modified and weighted risk matrix was applied to 65 distribution transformers, of which 3 had low risk, 14 had moderate risk, 38 had high risk, 8 had very high risk, and 2 had extreme risk.
Keywords: Analytic Network Process, Distribution Transformer, Modified Total Ownership Cost, Risk Matrix.
Research Organization for Health,
National Research and Innovation Agency,
Central Jakarta, Jakarta,
10340,
Indonesia.
Dengue virus infection (DENV) is still one of the most common diseases in the world and commonly leads to death. Accurate early diagnosis is necessary to provide the right treatment. Non-structural protein NS1 (NS1) of dengue virus can be considered as a promising biomarker of viral infection. In general, monoclonal antibody is used as the biosensor which can detect and bind to NS1 as the antigen. Because of its better stability, higher solubility, and good ability to be genetically manipulated, nanobody is being widely developed to overcome the drawbacks of monoclonal antibody. Kinetic evaluation is important in designing a biosensor and can be done using Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR). The small size (~15 kDa) of nanobody makes it difficult to be immobilized using EDC-NHS coupling methods. As an alternative, a biotin sensor with avidin sandwich binds biotinylated small molecules used in this study. The strong and specific binding between avidin and biotin ensures that the small molecules labeled with biotin are firmly immobilized on the sensor surface, leading to accurate and sensitive detection. Biotin- based sensors can also be regenerated by dissociation under appropriate conditions. Therefore, this study focuses on the working principle of biotin sensor which is used for evaluating the interaction between nanobody and NS1 antigen.
Research Organization for Health,
National Research and Innovation Agency,
Central Jakarta, Jakarta,
10340,
Indonesia.
Dengue virus infection (DENV) is still one of the most common diseases in the world and commonly leads to death. Accurate early diagnosis is necessary to provide the right treatment. Non-structural protein NS1 (NS1) of dengue virus can be considered as a promising biomarker of viral infection. In general, monoclonal antibody is used as the biosensor which can detect and bind to NS1 as the antigen. Because of its better stability, higher solubility, and good ability to be genetically manipulated, nanobody is being widely developed to overcome the drawbacks of monoclonal antibody. Kinetic evaluation is important in designing a biosensor and can be done using Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR). The small size (~15 kDa) of nanobody makes it difficult to be immobilized using EDC-NHS coupling methods. As an alternative, a biotin sensor with avidin sandwich binds biotinylated small molecules used in this study. The strong and specific binding between avidin and biotin ensures that the small molecules labeled with biotin are firmly immobilized on the sensor surface, leading to accurate and sensitive detection. Biotin- based sensors can also be regenerated by dissociation under appropriate conditions. Therefore, this study focuses on the working principle of biotin sensor which is used for evaluating the interaction between nanobody and NS1 antigen.
STIP (Maritime higher education institute jakarta)
On this research paper, we analyze Cadet Engineer, junior engineer, senior level Operational engineers, and senior management level engineers will carry out experiments using speed data from various scenarios on the ship engine simulator and then the experimental results will use educational and training analysis on the ship engine simulator to find out the right time. Later analysis also revealed that human errors occur due to the following reasons: Lack of knowledge of the overall system and fundamental operations, Insufficient confirmation of operations and Incomplete knowledge of the sequence of operations. the role of the instructor will be explained to reduce the causes of human error and to improve educational performance according to the implementation and development of each scenario based on expert justification and reference to IMO and SOLAS Standards. various safety procedure scenarios for all Engineers in the hope of minimizing accidents that cause loss of life at sea. For the purpose of training engine plant operations using a PC-based Engine Room Simulator (ERS), describe the features of human errors by incompetent trainees in marine engine plant operations and demonstrate the necessary improvements in training to reduce such errors from an educational technology point of view. Examination of these data has shown that errors occur primarily due to errors of omission and inadvertent action. Further analysis was carried out on these errors by the engineer trainees to determine the characteristics of errors caused in the process of acquiring procedural knowledge for operations according to the implemented development of various safety scenarios.
Keywords: Analysis of Education, Training, Ship Engine Simulator.
University of Airlangga,
Indonesia
The underlying idea of the research was the awareness of rural MSME doers to apply digital technology. Currently, the digital technology implementation has been increasing by 19 million MSMEs since 2022. Then, the targeted projection is – 30 million MSME doers in 2024 with the tagline "MSMEs go digital." This matter could change communication, media, public space, and cultural power. This study comprehended and analyzed the MSME doers in Kediri regency that experienced the practical implementation changes of digitalization, starting from the expanding network process, system change, provision of separate spaces, and the efficiency of MSME doers by getting into the related communities and applying digital technology optimally in Kediri regency. This qualitative research applied an interpretative approach to reveal the truth, life reality, and multiple aspects to study various points of view. The researchers took the theory of Manuel Castells' Network Society to explain the social network process of digitalization of MSME and its implementations. The researchers also observed the practices in Kediri regency. The results showed the networks of the MSME doers in rural food processing products based on digital transformation could establish social identity, experience development, power domination creation, and information capitalism
Keywords: Digitalization, Rural MSMEs, Network Society, Kediri Regency
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