University of Brawijaya

ACE-inhibitory and antioxidant potential of gelatine hydrolysates from hybrid grouper bones as affected by hydrolysis duration

Aim: The fish filleting industry often generates substantial quantities of by-products such as fish bones, heads, scales, and viscera, which are frequently discarded or repurposed for low-value applications. Hydrolysate derived from fish processing wastes have demonstrated variou...

From gamification to work performance: a two-wave, two-study examination of psychological needs and meaningful work of employees in China and Singapore

Purpose Organisations are increasingly adopting gamification as a strategy to enhance employee motivation, engagement, and performance. While prior research has primarily examined gamification as an organisational tool, this study shifts the focus to how employees experience gami...

A novel pharmacological insight on Blumea balsamifera : profiling bioactive compounds and computational exploration of anti-breast cancer activity

Breast cancer remains the leading cause of female cancer mortality with projections of reaching 3 million cases annually by 2040. This study explored the multitarget potential of Blumea balsamifera ethanol extract against estrogen receptor alpha (ERα), PI3K/Akt and apoptotic sign...

Framing trust: the role of media bias in shaping taxpayer compliance motivation

Tax avoidance and evasion impose substantial fiscal costs on governments worldwide, while growing social media reliance amplifies biased narratives’ capacity to shape public perceptions of government accountability. Despite extensive research on deterrence and behavioural economi...