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ENHANCEMENT STUDENT CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING
A FORENSIC ANALYSIS OF WHATSAPP ON ANDROID SMART PHONE
MODEL ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING PERFORMANCE FOR STUDENTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS SPECIALISTS IN EAR, NOSE, THROAT – HEAD AND SURGERY AT HOSPITAL NETWORK
MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES OF RESIDENT ANESTHESIA AND INTENSIVE THERAPY BASED ON NEEDS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT HOSPITAL DR.KARIADI SEMARANG
EXTENDED CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS POST-TRAINED WITH FACTORED STATISTICAL MACHINE
DEVELOPMENT OF TODDLER FAMILY CADRE TRAINING BASED ON ANDROID APPLICATIONS IN DEMAK-CENTRAL JAVA
THE ASSESSMENT OF CHINESE COMMERCIAL DIPLOMACY AND INVESTMENT IN AFRICA: NIGERIA CASE STUDY
FAKE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING BLOCKCHAIN AND DECENTRALISED FINANCE (DEFI)
Counterfeit products pose a significant threat to consumer safety, brand reputation, and the economy. To address this issue, this project proposes a solution that utilizes blockchain technology to create at am per-proof and transparent product identification system. The proposed system aims to enable consumers to verify the authenticity of the products they purchase by storing product data, including manufacturing and supply chain information, on the blockchain. The system also proposes the integration of smart contract-based incentives to encourage consumer participation in the verification process. The project offers the potential to reduce counterfeit products in the market, increase consumer trust, and improve supply chain transparency.
MULTIMODAL BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION FOR A COMPUTER-BASED TEST (CBT) APPLICATION
WIRELESS LAN-802.11
RECENT STUDY ON VEHICLE LICENSE PLATE DETECTION BASED ON R-CNN
THERAPEUTICALLY EFFECTS OF VARIOUS PLANT EXTRACT ON DIABETES MELLITUS
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is becoming one of the leading causes of death worldwide because of its adverse complications that include cardiovascular related diseases and chronic kidney disease. DM is considered a menace to public health due to the unavailability of adequate drugs to manage this condition, especially in poor developing countries such as those in the African continent. Proper management and treatment of this is lacking, which possibly explains escalating percentages of morbidity and mortality associated with it. In Africa, as a result of poor socio-economic conditions, it is nearly impossible to properly monitor and manage DM. Globally, the commercially available drugs used in diabetes treatment regimens have been associated with drastic side effects and are also mostly unaffordable in some developing countries (particularly in Africa), hence the need to investigate cheap and readily available medicinal plants. It is important to thoroughly investigate the activities of medicinal plants in animal models to identify both their therapeutic and toxic effects. This review paper examines the potential anti-diabetic benefits of some selected plants.