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Characterization Of Α-Anomeric Damaged Dna In Complex With Endonuclease Iv Using Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (Fret), Beatrice Edjah
Characterization Of Α-Anomeric Damaged Dna In Complex With Endonuclease Iv Using Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (Fret), Beatrice Edjah
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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Synthesis Of 1-Phenyl-3,5-Diaryl-4-Bromopyrazoles, 1-Phenyl-3-T-Butyl-5-Aryl-4-Bromopyrazoles, And 1-Phenyl-3-T-Butyl-5-Aryl-4-Bromoisoxazoles., Keren Antoine, Anne K. Jean, Roseleen Almenord, Sierra A. Fleming, Titilope Akinwe, Paula Garzon, Julio C. Falcon
Synthesis Of 1-Phenyl-3,5-Diaryl-4-Bromopyrazoles, 1-Phenyl-3-T-Butyl-5-Aryl-4-Bromopyrazoles, And 1-Phenyl-3-T-Butyl-5-Aryl-4-Bromoisoxazoles., Keren Antoine, Anne K. Jean, Roseleen Almenord, Sierra A. Fleming, Titilope Akinwe, Paula Garzon, Julio C. Falcon
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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Synthesis Of Cyanine Dyes And Their Use As Duplex Dna Photocleavage Agents, Hector Argueta-Gonzalez
Synthesis Of Cyanine Dyes And Their Use As Duplex Dna Photocleavage Agents, Hector Argueta-Gonzalez
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Characterization Of Active Site Residues In Class I Nitronate Monooxygenase From Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Pao1, Christopher Aguillon
Characterization Of Active Site Residues In Class I Nitronate Monooxygenase From Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Pao1, Christopher Aguillon
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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Sedimentary Pyrite Morphology As An Environmental Indicator And Effects On Oxidation Rates: Northern Awash Valley, Ethiopia, Saira Hamid, David Davis, Daniel Deocampo Ph.D, Christopher Campisano, Andy Cohen
Sedimentary Pyrite Morphology As An Environmental Indicator And Effects On Oxidation Rates: Northern Awash Valley, Ethiopia, Saira Hamid, David Davis, Daniel Deocampo Ph.D, Christopher Campisano, Andy Cohen
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Hydration Site Of Cyclophilin A And Its Allosteric Effects On The Enzyme's Function, Abdullah Shouaib, Jonathan Lopez
Hydration Site Of Cyclophilin A And Its Allosteric Effects On The Enzyme's Function, Abdullah Shouaib, Jonathan Lopez
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Smart Signalling For Bicycles Using User Riding Behavior, Nishant Tushar Sinha
Smart Signalling For Bicycles Using User Riding Behavior, Nishant Tushar Sinha
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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What Causes People To Change Their Opinion About Climate Change?, Risa Palm, Gregory B. Lewis, Bo Feng
What Causes People To Change Their Opinion About Climate Change?, Risa Palm, Gregory B. Lewis, Bo Feng
Geosciences Faculty Publications
After a decade of steady growth in the acceptance of the existence of climate change and its anthropogenic causes, opinions have polarized, with almost one-third of Americans, mostly Republicans, denying that the climate is changing or that human activity is responsible. What causes Americans to change their minds on this issue? Using a large panel data set, we examined the impacts of direct experience with weather anomalies, ideology, relative prioritization of environmental conservation in comparison to economic development, and motivated reasoning that adjusts individual opinion to align with others who share one’s party identification. A generalized ordered logit model confirmed …
Re-Thinking Online Offenders’ Skram: Individual Traits And Situational Motivations As Additional Risk Factors For Predicting Cyber Attacks, David Maimon, Steve Hinton, Olga Babko-Malaya, Rebecca Cathey
Re-Thinking Online Offenders’ Skram: Individual Traits And Situational Motivations As Additional Risk Factors For Predicting Cyber Attacks, David Maimon, Steve Hinton, Olga Babko-Malaya, Rebecca Cathey
EBCS Proceedings
Cyber security experts in the U.S. and around the globe assess potential threats to their organizations by evaluating potential attackers’ skills, knowledge, resources, access to the target organization and motivation to offend (i.e. SKRAM). Unfortunately, this model fails to incorporate insights regarding online offenders’ traits and the conditions surrounding the development of online criminal event. Drawing on contemporary criminological models, we present a theoretical rationale for revising the SKRAM model. The revised model suggests that in addition to the classical SKRAM components, both individual attributes and certain offline and online circumstances fuel cyber attackers’ motivation to offend, and increase the …
On The Relevance Of Social Media Platforms In Predicting The Volume And Patterns Of Web Defacement Attacks, David Maimon, Andrew Fukuda, Steve Hinton, Olga Babko-Malaya, Rebecca Cathey
On The Relevance Of Social Media Platforms In Predicting The Volume And Patterns Of Web Defacement Attacks, David Maimon, Andrew Fukuda, Steve Hinton, Olga Babko-Malaya, Rebecca Cathey
EBCS Proceedings
Social media platforms are commonly employed by law enforcement agencies for collecting Open Source Intelligence (OSNIT) on criminals, and assessing the risk they pose to the environment the live in. However, since no prior research has investigated the relationships between hackers’ use of social media platforms and their likelihood to generate cyber-attacks, this practice is less common among Information Technology Teams. Addressing this empirical gap, we draw on the social learning theory and estimate the relationships between hackers’ use of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube and the frequency of web defacement attacks they generate in different times (weekdays vs. weekends) and …